Podcast appearances and mentions of nick ring

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at UFC 287, Israel Adesanya finally broke the curse of Alex Pereira, beating his long-time rival and winning back the UFC Middleweight Championship.  In the first half of this week's episode we discuss what's next for them, as well as Gilbert Burns retiring Jorge Masvidal, and the rest of the results from UFC 287. Then in the second half of the show we take another look at the Endeavour/WWE merger, PFL 2 and PFL 3, and preview the upcoming UFC on ESPN: Holloway vs. Allen card. Finally, in our Hammer History segment we look back 500 episodes to late April 2013, our interviews at the time with MMA journeyman Bill Smallwood, and former UFC fighter Nick Ring. Check us out Wednesday nights at 6:30pm on CFMU 93.3 FM, and online at http://www.thehammermma.com, The Itunes Store, Stitcher, MMAPodcast.com, Player.FM, or find @SteveJeffery on Twitter

This week I have the pleasure of interviewing Brad Cardinal. Brad is a former professional MMA fighter and owner of Cardinal MMA here in Calgary Alberta Canada. I had a few really interesting takeaways from the show with Brad.1. Find a mentor: In the show, Brad talks about how early in his training days he did not really know how to get into MMA. He found a guy named Nick Ring who was competing in kickboxing and MMA. By moving closer into Nick's circle, Brad was able to learn more about the arts that he did not have as much experience in and Nick also helped him move along the path in his fight career. One of the biggest moments in my opinion was Nick helping push Brad to try out for season 5 of The Ultimate Fighter. Although Brad didn't get on the show, he expressed this was a turning point for him as an athlete.2. Going pro not only in status, but in lifestyle. Being a professional fighter is a decision each fighter needs to make for themselves. There is nothing stopping you. However, Brad discussed the importance of also going pro in your lifestyle. When he decided fighting was something he was going to start taking more seriously, this meant changing his approach. It was no longer just about being a goon who loved fistfights. He quit his job and training became full time. He sacrificed going to different events, etc. because he knew he needed his time in the gym, needed his recovery and needed to be eating properly.3.Learn to face your fears. The title of Brad's episode is a quote he mentioned in the show. “The cave you fear contains the treasure you seek” He used this to describe the fear of fighting someone he had seen fight on TV. This was something he feared, however he was able to face that fear and win that fight. Whether it is taking on competition that you are scared to take on, or simply putting your name out there in your sport, learning to face those fears and learning to be confident in your preparation will allow you to reach heights you maybe previously did not believe that you could!Thank you for checking out the show today! Be sure to also show our sponsors some support! PERFECT Sports has been sponsoring our show for over a month now. They sell top quality, approved for sport products and bring some incredible, delicious flavours to the world. Check out their website www.perfectsports.com and use my code ‘kenny20' to get 20% off ANYTHING you buy. Thank YOU for tuning in to another episode of The Elite Development Podcast! Please do me a huge favour and leave a rating / review for the show.Check out the full show here;www.elitedevelopmentpodcast.caCheck out my website;www.coachdusseault.comE-mail me: kenny@coachdusseault.comFollow me on social media;Instagram: @coachdusseaultTwitter: @coachdusseaultFacebook: Coach Dusseault - Strength and Conditioning

I definitely enjoyed catching up with my old friend Nick Ring. We have different perceptions on a lot of different topics, but we have respect for each other and thats what the world needs right now. Nick shares great fight stories and how he is helping others get over their fears of fighting. He knows stepping into the cage is a frightening thing but if you can over come that you can over come lifes obstacles. He shares the winning effect and how it can enhance your life. Enjoy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikel18 /support

This week on the Pretty Gritty Podcast we showcase new future bass from Nicky Nick, bass house from Ring City, chillout from Zachary Beans, dubstep from Rowan, electronic from Zipten, deep house from KLANGPLANET, and glitch hop from Keydroid.

This episode we're playing some more EPIC Jenga and this time it is with UFC Icon, Nick 'The Promise' Ring. We discuss Nick's entry into MMA fighting, the advice that he has for aspiring fighters and why the notorious Forrest Lawn is his favourite community in Calgary.

Guest Bio:Beginning his professional career in 2007, Court McGee racked up a 9-1 record prior to auditioning to appear on Season 11 of The Ultimate Fighter. His only loss was to experienced veteran Jeremy Horn by Decision, and he counted TUF 9 finalist DaMarques Johnson among his victims. After being eliminated in a close Split Decision loss on the show, McGee was given a second chance when another cast member was injured and forced out of the competition. He made the most of it, battling his way to the live finale on June 19, 2010, where he defeated Kris McCray with a Rear Naked Choke to win the tournament and the UFC contract.A talented and relentless wrestler and submission fighter, McGee utilizes his technical boxing skills to trade with his opponents on the feet before seizing the opportunity to take the fight to the ground, where his physical strength and tenacity forces his opponent into a battle of wills that McGee usually wins. McGee's win of TUF 11 was highly emotional, as the fighter has struggled with drug addiction and various personal issues for much of his life, and he has spoken passionately about wanting to be a role model to others who struggle with their own personal demons.McGee would pick up wins over Ryan Jensen and Dongi Yang at middleweight before dropping two straight to Costa Philippou and Nick Ring. McGee would then decide to drop down a weight class after the two losses. He would pick up his first win at welterweight with a decision over Josh Neer and then follow it up with another decision win over Ultimate Fighter winner Robert Whittaker

Wow!!! Nick Ring. UFC fighter!! TUFF Competitor!! I heard that Nick was a pretty awesome guy before we invited him on the podcast and he didn't disappoint!!! Listen to this episode and hear what Nick had to say about being a fighter and life after fighting!!! So Cool!!! @nickring #Nickring

For this episode of the Frederick Playlist podcast, we catch up with Nick Ring, the lead singer of Frederick funk band Jack Funk. Among the things we discuss are the breakup - and subsequent reunion - of his band earlier this year, the influence of Dave Matthews, and what's next for the funky four-piece. We also listen to a live version of their song, "Beat City."

Just a quick reminder to everyone out there that you can now catch our show over at our new website: www.ringsradio.com, where we currently have a new show up featuring TUF 11 cast member Nick Ring, and Strikeforce Middleweight Champ Jake Shields. We also go over UFC 113, and preview the upcoming Strikeforce and Shine Fights cards. Thanks for listening and we hope you'll follow us to our new home!

Lee Mein is a mixed-martial artist and promoter for Rumble in the Cage, a fight promotion in Alberta. Lee joins Dave Simon and Kevin McKough to talk about Rumble in the Cage 36 on September 12 in Lethbridge, Alberta. They discuss Jesse Bongfeldt's fight against Nolan Clark, Chester Post versus Nick Ring and other fights on the card. Lee also explains the different regulatory commissions and rules for MMA in the cities of Edmonton, Calgary and Lethbridge.