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The Power of a Coaching SabbaticalYears ago, I learned that Nike offered sabbaticals to employees after 10 years of service. It made perfect sense - stepping away allowed them to recharge, gain new perspectives, and pour into their families. In the coaching profession, I've always believed sabbaticals should be the norm. Every coach I've met who has taken a year off, whether by choice or due to job circumstances, has experienced tremendous growth.Pete Carroll famously reinvented his coaching philosophy during his year off. Chip Kelly, Dan Mullen, Urban Meyer, and Bill Belichick all spent time in TV roles before returning to head coaching jobs. These high-profile examples highlight individuals that went from head coaching job to another.Today's Y-Option Podcast, presented by our founding partner 76, is with Arizona State offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Marcus Arroyo. After an extensive coaching career in both college football and the NFL, Marcus found himself on an unexpected “sabbatical” in 2023 following his time as head coach at UNLV. Instead of viewing it as a setback, he saw it as an opportunity for personal and professional growth.Marcus, a Broyles Award finalist in 2024, has coached standout quarterbacks like Josh McCown, Mason Rudolph, Nick Mullens, Justin Herbert, and most recently, Sam Leavitt. In December 2019, he achieved a lifelong dream when he was named head coach of the Rebels. Just months later, COVID-19 changed everything, forcing him to navigate unprecedented challenges. Fast forward three years, and his time away from the game would reshape his career.During his sabbatical, Marcus built a structured calendar to maximize learning. He visited top programs, including the LA Rams, LA Chargers, NY Giants, Texas Longhorns, and Utah Utes. He redesigned his entire playbook, a process that played a pivotal role in ASU's rise to a Big 12 title and a College Football Playoff berth in 2024.Inside the Episode:* In our conversation, Marcus and I dive into his mentors, his “why,” and the profound impact of his sabbatical. He shares what truly matters most, his nonnegotiables for quarterback play, how Sam Leavitt thrived under Kenny Dillingham at ASU and the math needed to fill the shoes of All-American Cam Skattebo. Of course, we also talk about 4th-down decisions and the mentality behind calling big-time plays in critical moments.More from Y-Option:* Beyond my conversation with Marcus, Jim Thornby and I continue our deep dive into the quarterback position as the Big 12 returns 10 of the conference's top 11 leading passers from last season, including Arizona's Noah Fifita, BYU's Jake Retzlaff, and Kansas State's Avery Johnson.* Additionally, I reflect on my time in Boulder with Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffaloes while speaking at the Nike Coach of the Year Clinic.As always, we are incredibly grateful for the continued support of Y-Option as we pour into this newsletter and podcast during the offseason.Much love and stay steady,YogiThis episode was executive produced by Jim Thornby and edited by Victor RenThis podcast is a Best Coast Media productionY-Option: College Football with Yogi Roth is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.y-option.com/subscribe

To believe in oneself is a powerful thought.We've seen it drive elite athletes for centuries.It's been the foundation of one of the most successful shows in recent history, Ted Lasso. And for over 25 years, I've heard quarterbacks use that word - belief - time and time again.At my core, I trust that the best coaches, players, and performers must face moments of adversity. Hundreds of them. They must stare it in the eye, welcome it, and compete through it. We all have our own moments to reference. And if you're a quarterback, you likely have a few that stand out. It's such a defining trait that we use it as a core pillar at the Elite 11 when evaluating QBs. Every single NFL coach or GM I've ever spoken with about a prospect asks about it.Bottom line: If you want to elevate in life - or under center - when adversity shows up, you better believe you can find a way through it.Former Minnesota Golden Gopher quarterback Max Brosmer is a blueprint of that mindset. He joined the latest episode of Y-Option, presented by founding partner 76, to break down the ‘why' behind his success.I was introduced to Max through Seth Makowsky, an elite mindset coach and the founder of Poison Pawn. Seth has trained some of the top quarterbacks in the nation through chess, using a unique approach to developing their mental game.After visiting with Minnesota head coach P.J. Fleck and co-offensive coordinator/QB coach Greg Harbaugh Jr. this past fall, it was clear that Max was a special soul. A player whose work ethic stood out in my 25 years around the quarterback position and in the lengthy coaching careers of both Fleck and Harbaugh Jr.He's also a gamer.I was on the call for back-to-back wins for Minnesota this season against USC and UCLA. In both games, with the outcome on the line, Max met the moment. After you listen to our conversation, it won't surprise you why he delivered when his best was needed.Now, Max is on his path toward the NFL Draft. Ahead of his Pro Day this week, he took time to share some of his core principles as a competitor, the impact of the Minnesota coaching staff on his development, and his experience in the draft process. He also gave some insight into his former team's QB room as spring ball in Minneapolis kicks off this week. (Spoiler: He did the interview from Drake Lindsey's apartment.)If you're unfamiliar with Max's journey, here's the quick version: He was a 2-star recruit out of Georgia who's only offer was to New Hampshire, ranked the 255th overall QB prospect in the Class of 2019—the same class that produced Bo Nix and Jayden Daniels. Think about that for a second. Max was ranked 255th at his position in the entire country, and in six weeks, he'll be on an NFL roster! Safe to say that Ted Lasso would be impressed with his personal belief.Max went on to star at New Hampshire, overcoming injuries and adversity along the way. Through it all, Max never flinched. His maturity and discipline became defining traits. Once his football acumen caught up to his work ethic, he made his dream a reality - playing college football in the Big Ten.For high school quarterbacks and college players chasing a dream, this is a must-listen conversation. And if you're curious about what it's like to play for Coach Fleck and Coach Harbaugh, our discussion paints a vivid picture that might just inspire you to visit their facility.Speaking of learning, today's Y-Option discussion before our interview with Max focused on the quarterback position in the Big Ten for 2025. After diving into depth charts, film on new transfers, and incoming freshmen, my focus settled on the returners in the deepest league in the nation. What should Year 2 look like in the same system with the same staff?If you're on the QB path, be sure to check out our conversation with Mark Sanchez on what allows a quarterback to succeed in the NFL. It's one of my favorite episodes from Season 1 of Y-Option.I'm on my way to Boulder for the Nike Coach of the Year Clinic, and I'll be sharing insights on the Buffs, Elite 11 in LA, and spring ball as it ramps up nationwide. Be sure to subscribe to Y-Option's newsletter for all our content this spring.Much love and stay steady.YogiThis episode is executive produced by Jim Thornby and edited by Victor RenThis podcast is a Best Coast Media productionY-Option: College Football with Yogi Roth is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.y-option.com/subscribe

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Coach VanDeZande has an impressive resume! Head Football Coach, Fayette High School (MO) – Conference Champion, District Champion, Class 1 Quarterfinalist Head Football Coach, Southern Boone High School (MO) – District Champion, Sectional qualifier Head Football Coach, Blackburn College (NCAA-III) – 2 x UMAC Dome Day Playoff Winner, 38 school records Asst. Head Football Coach, North Central College (NCAA-III) – CCIW #1 QB sacks and tackles for loss Defensive Coordinator, Southern Oregon University (NAIA) – Top college defense in the Pacific Northwest, NAIA Independents National Champion, #5 post-season national ranking, SOU Athletics Hall of Fame Asst. Football Coach, Offense, Southern Oregon University (NAIA) - #1 scoring and total offense in the Northwest Head Football Coach, Gold Beach High School (OR) – 2 x Far West League champion, State quarterfinalist Asst. Head Football Coach, Bandon High School (OR) – Far West League champion, State finalist Missouri Football Writers & Broadcasters, Central Region, Coach of the Year Lewis & Clark Conference (MO) Coach of the Year AFCA Asst. Coach of the Year, NAIA Far West League (OR) Coach of the Year National and regional clinician, including 4 x Nike Coach of the Year, AFCA Convention More than 450 High School All-Conference and All-State Honors More than 60 College All-Americans

In this AD Insider | Thursday 30 episode, presented by Concordia University Irvine, we've compiled 9 pieces of advice for Athletic Directors and Coaches from the 2024 Nike Coach of the Year Football Clinics.Topics covered in this episode: What you say vs. what people hear, growth mindset and identifying who has it, building team buy-in, focusing on what is possible not what isn't, goal setting with specific objectives, Univ. of Georgia name game, respecting leaders who came before you, a car crash of perspective, and the power of talking about mental health crises.Coaches featured in this episode: Kirby Smart - University of Georgia, Mack Brown - University of North Carolina, Mike Norvell - Florida State University, Kalani Sitake - Brigham Young University, Teddy Keaton - Clark Atlanta University, Jamie Rodgers - Bradford High School (FL), Respecting Leaders Who Came Before You, Johnny White - Douglas County High School (GA), and Mike Coe - Coffee High School (GA).Support the show

Are your runs starting to feel… monotonous? In this episode, we are live from the House of Good in Venice, California, with plenty of tips to keep up the pace. In a conversation led by Well+Good's Taylor Camille, Nike Run Club coach Bec Wilcock helps us explore how to boost the support around you. Tune in for more motivational advice from Megan Ono, Alejandra Castillo, and Carla Anguiano.HOST: Taylor Camille, Director of Podcasts at Well+Good CO-HOST: Bec Wilcock, Nike Coach and Endurance AthleteGUESTS: Megan Ono, You can keep up with her on social here Alejandra Castillo,You can keep up with her on social hereCarla Anguiano, You can keep up with her on social hereABOUT THIS PODCASTAt Well+Good HQ, we spend our days talking to and learning from the most interesting people in wellness—experts, thought-leaders and celebrities. On The Well+Good Podcast we're inviting you to join the conversation. With each episode, our hosts will dig into our most clicked on topics in order to reimagine what it means for you to live well. Tune in weekly to find the wellness that fits your frequency.Subscribe to our newsletter to keep the conversation going ABOUT WELL+GOOD STUDIOSFind the wellness that fits your frequency with podcasts from Well+Good Studios. We invite you to listen in as we learn about healthy living from the most interesting experts, thought-leaders, and celebrities in wellness. Discover shows that will help you reimagine what it means for you to live well, from the voices of Well+Good.You can also find more from Well+Good on our website on YouTube or social in between shows.Got thoughts? Shoot us a line at podcasts@wellandgood.com See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

SPONSORED BY www.https://1stdetachment.com/  Use code "practice" to save 10% off your order! www.PracticeMovement.com 1st Detachment Nutrition and Justin Harris https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifsnGHYnNsA For Online coaching and programming inquiries, performance boosting consultation, or low back specific guidance and support please contact us at www.practicemovement.com Today's episode i sit down with Joe Kenn of Big House Power! Coach Kenn's mission as he is in the midst of his 3rd decade as a physical preparation specialist is to make a significant impact in the betterment of the field of strength and conditioning/performance training for like-minded up and coming coaches.  He has dedicated his career to paying it forward with his experiences in improving the status of our field. In addition to the two books Coach Kenn has authored, coach has been published in journals such as Strength and Conditioning, The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, Human Movement as well as Muscle and Fitness, Men's Fitness, Scholastic Coach, and Powerlifting USA.  Coach Kenn is a highly sought after speaker at the national stage, having spoken at the National Strength and Conditioning Association's National and Coaches Conferences, The Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Association's National Conference, Nike Coach of the Year Clinics, Hammer Strength Clinics, and Glazier Clinics.  He also has spoken overseas at the United Kingdom Strength and Conditioning Association's National Conference. In this episode we dive into The power of showing up Building connections as a coach/athlete The Career of Brian Shaw Follow Coach Joe Here! https://www.instagram.com/bighousepower/ https://bighousepower.com/ Intro Song by https://www.instagram.com/h00dass_morgan/ Follow the Sam here! https://www.instagram.com/sambrownstrength/ Follow the Show Here! https://www.instagram.com/inbetweensetspodcast/ This show is sponsored by PRactice Movement and Recovery For Online coaching and programming inquiries, performance boosting consultation, or low back specific guidance and support please contact us at www.practicemovement.com

In this week's episode, we're joined by the internationally renowned makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench. Isamaya tells us why - after years of being an intense cardio addict - she's loving the slower pace of pilates. Like many of us, Isamaya's a self confessed workaholic and we discuss the fine line between pushing yourself, productivity and burn out. Isamaya's joined by Nike Yoga Coach Marlene Schmitt, who shares what she does for balance, as well as her experiences of finding a healthy release in ecstatic dance.If you want to get in touch with the show, email us podcasts@elleuk.comFollow Hannah Nathanson on Instagram @hlucynatFollow Natasha Bird on Instagram @natasha__birdFollow Isamaya Ffrench on Instagram @isamayaffrenchFollow Marlene Schmitt on Instagram @marleneIn association with @nikewomen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Vint has extensive experience as an offensive, defensive, and special teams coordinator at the high school and college levels. He is considered one of the go to coaches in regards to the pistol, option football, and RPO's. In 2019, his offense put up nearly 6,000 yards, with over 3,500 yards on the ground and nearly 2,400 yards through the air. In 2018, they put up over 5,000 yards of offense, averaging over 8 yards per carry. Coach Vint has helped several schools install the pistol and spread offenses, including three schools that won state titles. As a defensive coordinator, Coach Vint took over a defense that had given up over 40 points a game and led them to six shutouts. They gave up just 6 points a game and posted a school record 98 tackles for loss in the regular season. His version of the odd stack is being used at high schools and colleges across the country. Coach Vint has published 5 books and over 20 coaching videos. He is one of the most sought after clinic speakers in the country. He has been a feature speaker at the Nike Coach of the Year Clinics, Glazier Clinics, and State Association Clinics.check his Blog http://coachvint.blogspot.com Twitter @coachvint --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifeacpov/support

Award-winning broadcaster, podcaster, and TV presenter, Clara Amfo talks to Hannah and Natasha about her love of boxing. In this episode, Clara describes how movement has helped her cope with grief and work through fibroids complications during her time on BBC Strictly Come Dancing. She also discusses why boxing makes her feel strong, sexy and empowered. She's joined by Coach Dora Atim, who speaks about how to create a strong fitness community, and challenges Clara to run the London marathon with her!If you want to get in touch with the show, email us podcasts@elleuk.comFollow Hannah Nathanson on Instagram @hlucynatFollow Natasha Bird on Instagram @natasha__birdFollow Clara Amfo on Instagram @claraamfoFollow Dora Atim on Instagram @doradontexploreIn association with @nikewomen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gina Caifano, a family nurse practitioner focusing on functional training, joins the Steve Cochran Show to talk about the combination of factors that can make that stubborn belly fat stick around, including high cortisol, stress, and bad sleep patterns. Visit Gina at The Garage Chicago Gym and follow her on Instagram for all your fitness needs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SPONSORED BY www.https://1stdetachment.com/ Use code "practice" to save 10% off your order! www.PracticeMovement.com 1st Detachment Nutrition and Justin Harris https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifsnGHYnNsA For Online coaching and programming inquiries, performance boosting consultation, or low back specific guidance and support please contact us at www.practicemovement.com Today's episode i sit down with Joe Kenn of Big House Power! Coach Kenn's mission as he is in the midst of his 3rd decade as a physical preparation specialist is to make a significant impact in the betterment of the field of strength and conditioning/performance training for like-minded up and coming coaches. He has dedicated his career to paying it forward with his experiences in improving the status of our field. In addition to the two books Coach Kenn has authored, coach has been published in journals such as Strength and Conditioning, The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, Human Movement as well as Muscle and Fitness, Men's Fitness, Scholastic Coach, and Powerlifting USA. Coach Kenn is a highly sought after speaker at the national stage, having spoken at the National Strength and Conditioning Association's National and Coaches Conferences, The Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Association's National Conference, Nike Coach of the Year Clinics, Hammer Strength Clinics, and Glazier Clinics. He also has spoken overseas at the United Kingdom Strength and Conditioning Association's National Conference. In this episode we dive into Recap Joe's Trip to Shaw Strength. What it is like being a part of the Shaw Strength Team. Building resiliency and the tools of athleticism The difference between the competent athlete and the competitive athlete Autoregulation and the "controlled" conjugate system. The Tier System and understanding the hierarchy of training stimuli. Building the future and laying the groundwork for future coaches and athletes. Meathead Metabolics and the power of a strong foundation. Follow Coach Joe Here! https://www.instagram.com/bighousepower/ https://bighousepower.com/ Intro Song by https://www.instagram.com/h00dass_morgan/ Follow the Sam here! https://www.instagram.com/sambrownstrength/ Follow the Show Here! https://www.instagram.com/inbetweensetspodcast/ This show is sponsored by PRactice Movement and Recovery For Online coaching and programming inquiries, performance boosting consultation, or low back specific guidance and support please contact us at www.practicemovement.com

This week we were joined by our favorite Nike Coach, Coach Robyn! Robyn LaLonde is a USATF Level 2, RRCA Level 1, USAT Level 1, Nike Windrunner Coach and Nike Run Club Coach. After completing her first Ironman she knew that she wanted to help athletes listen to that little voice inside of their head, however crazy the goal. In 2014, she and her husband Brian opened opened EDGE Athlete Lounge, a community-based fitness facility focused on creating Athletes that tear down walls and create better versions of themselves. To date, they have served over 6,000 Athletes (and counting). We break down the difference between, long runs, recovery runs, tempo run, etc. we get into fueling, recovery, and what Coach Robyn has coming dow the pipeline to further support runners. Ian and Courtney get into their usual banter and training updates after the guest conversation. Follow Coach Robyn @coach.robyn / @edgeathletelounge / @windrunnerschi ... and find her pugs at @pugcovery Hosted by Courtney Phillips @courtneynphillips & Ian Gonzalez @acoolthought. Intro by producer Dini - @dinibeats. Podcast edited by Jerami Watson - @teezythegreat (twitter) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therunnersclubpodcast/message

159.  chris bennett, nike running's global head coach (and my husband), is on the podcast today to talk about our 2023 goals. we also talk about what went well and what didn't pan out in 2022.  this is a great episode if you want to learn how to look at your past wins and fails in a way that helps you succeed.  it's also a great episode if you want some insight on how you might want to think about your goals.links mentioned:coach chris bennett's substack :: https://coach3s23a.substack.com/coach chris bennett on instagram :: https://instagram.com/coachbennettcheck out episodes 67, 110, and 134 of the show up society for more of chris and tammie talking about goals and the years-long running streak. i can help you feel better and get more done in 6 months. if you loved what i talked about in this episode, you're going to love working with me. want to see if we are a good fit for 1:1 coaching? go to https://showupsociety.com/coaching and schedule a consult. join my newsletter for 1-2 times a week tips, fun links, and inside scoop.hang out with me on instagram @showupsociety

Hello and welcome back to The Big Run.  The Berlin marathon is 24 hours away and a few days ago I caught up with Nike Coach, former pentathlete and biomedical engineering student Andrea Goceva. Having grown up in Berlin after moving from Macedonia at an early age Andi has known and enjoys the process of training and sharing it with others and has been helping 20-plus runners get ready to toe the line in Berlin tomorrow.  In this conversation we look back on her time as a pentathlete, how she fell into that sport, her struggles with long covid, where she's at with running at the minute and so much more!  You can follow Andi @the_andi_g Podcast Cover photo courtesy of @heuserkampf --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebigrunpodcast/message

134.  tammie talks with the global head coach of nike running, chris bennett, who is also her husband.  they talk about chris's 4 year (and counting) running streak and give you some important takeaways that will help you with your own running or any other tiny, daily habit you keep.tammie and chris also announce a group program they'll be leading in july 2022 to help you become your best runner ever.  you do not want to miss this.  get on the waitlist here : https://view.flodesk.com/pages/62a6b1f22970eef0ed11014efind chris on instagram:https://instagram.com/coachbennett/to work with tammie as your personal coach, see:https://showupsociety.com/coaching

110.  tammie talks to nike running's global head coach (and her husband), chris bennett, about their biggest takeaway from 2021 and their goals for 2022.   they give you lots of tips to keep in mind when setting your own goals, so be sure to listen to this one!want tammie to be your one-on-one coach to help you reach your goals while having fun and energy along the way?  see:https://showupsociety.com/coachingto sign up for tammie's weekly email newsletter see:https://www.showupsociety.com/subscribe-2 

099.  tammie talks with nike running's global head coach chris bennett (who also happens to be her husband) about their 2021 goals and how they are coming along.  some goals are still intact, some have fallen by the wayside, but there is no shame.  tammie and chris give some tips on goal creation and and goal achievement.  and they discuss what they want to accomplish by the end of 2021.  they also get a bit silly at the end. to coach 1:1 with tammie, see:https://showupsociety.com/coaching

This AD Insider podcast features a segment from the AD Insider LIVE | Thursday 30 show, presented by the 2021 Nike Coach of the Year Virtual Summit, where we sat down with Jen Brooks, CMAA, Athletic Director for Ursuline Academy in Missouri. In this conversation, we discussed:The Power of Being the Only Woman in the RoomMaximizing Your Impact as a MALEFinding Your Voice and Moving PeopleSupport the show (https://coachesinsider.com/sign-up/)

This AD Insider podcast features a segment from the AD Insider LIVE | Thursday 30 show, presented by the 2021 Nike Coach of the Year Virtual Summit, where we sat down with Scott Garvis, CMAA, Director of Athletics & Activities for Ankeny Centennial High School in Iowa. In this conversation, we discussed:Identifying Valuable Advertising AssetsPromotions that Actually WorkAlumni Engagement and DonationsSupport the show (https://coachesinsider.com/sign-up/)

This AD Insider podcast features a segment from the AD Insider LIVE | Thursday 30 show, presented by the 2021 Nike Coach of the Year Virtual Summit, where we sat down with Dr. Mark Rerick, CMAA, Athletic Director for Grand Forks Public Schools in North Dakota. In this conversation, we discussed:Evolution of Education-Based AthleticsWhy We Need to Change the ScoreboardWill Esports ever Become Nationally Recognized?Support the show (https://coachesinsider.com/sign-up/)

This AD Insider LIVE | Thursday 30, presented by the Nike Coach of the Year Virtual Summit, was a 30-minute sit down with Debbie Brown, the Athletic Director for Saint Joseph HS (IN). In this conversation, we discussed:Fighting Irish Philosophies for HS SportsHelping Teams Cope with the Loss of a SeasonEvolving HS Sports for TomorrowSupport the show (https://coachesinsider.com/sign-up/)

This AD Insider podcast features a segment from the AD Insider LIVE | Thursday 30 show, presented by the 2021 Nike Coach of the Year Virtual Summit, where we sat down with Amanda Waters, the Athletic Director at Mater Dei HS (CA). In this conversation, we discussed:Getting the Dream JobFounding the AD Resource NetworkSpeaking Out for Female LeadersCalifornia Stay-At-Home Order Finally LiftedSupport the show (https://coachesinsider.com/sign-up/)

This AD Insider podcast features a segment from the AD Insider LIVE | Thursday 30 show, presented by the 2021 Nike Coach of the Year Virtual Summit, where we sat down with Andre' Walker, the Athletic Director at Houston ISD (TX). In this conversation, we discussed:His Journey to the Largest ISD in TexasHow to Grow the Female Coach and Administrator PopulationThe Impact of Shutting Down Sports for 5,000+ AthletesSupport the show (https://coachesinsider.com/sign-up/)

You are tuned into the Episode 17th of your very own Cracking the Code with Dilniwaz Khan, a series dedicated to finding inspiring stories who rose from ordinary to extraordinary by following their passions. Our guest for the episode, Kunal Rajput, is one of the only 4 Nike coaches in India, founder of The Movement, certified strength & conditioning coach, and a consultant to many famous fitness-focused Indian brands. An explorer, a self-proclaimed 'hopeless optimistic' who sees everything in a positive tint, Kunal talks about his journey of pursuing Engineering to trying his hand at marketing, and then finally realizing his innate passion for fitness. He takes us on an awe-inspiring journey of finding his way into the fitness industry alongside helping his parents to grow with him and understand his innate desire to do what thrills him rather than settling for a 'stable' and 'comfortable' job. Listen to the full episode to know more about the exciting journey and life of Kunal Rajput --------------------------------------------------- SPEAKER - Kunal Rajput HOST - Dilnawaz Khan

060.  tammie reflects on 2020 and talks goals for 2021 with coach chris bennett, nike running's global head coach.  (he is also her husband).they talk about their BFG (big, fat goals), their tiny, daily habits, and how getting to the why helps goals happen.  they also talk about meat milkshakes.  you'll get some good tips for making your own goals happen, too!for links mentioned in the show, see show notes at:https://showupsociety.com/60

As a regional manager with Mile High Run Club, Nike coach, ultra + trail coach with Brooklyn Track Club  , Jes Woods is in a position to open doors for minorities into outdoor spaces and coaching ranks. On the latest episode of our podcast, she shares her journey into running, ultra-marathons, coaching and what the demands for representation and access in the running world mean for the future of the sport. Under her supervision, Brooklyn Track Club Trail has taken groups participating in HBCU Outside to provide outdoor access to underrepresented groups.

Join us for a conversation with 2 x Nike Coach of the Year Lawrence "Boogie" Johnson. Boogie has coached Olympic and World Champions in Brianna McNeal & Dalilah Muhammad along with another slew fantastic hurdlers ... also check out his cool Hurdle Mechanic clothing line: https://hurdlemechanic.com/ 1:30 Background and Mentors 10:45 Running at Arkansas 20:45 What Factors Make You a Good Coach? 27:10 From College to Pro Coach 30:30 College vs Professional Athletes 36:15 Hurdler Talent Identification 46:05 Short Hurdle Philosophy 54:30 Training Beyond Hurdling 1:01:20 400H vs 100H 1:07:30 The 400H World Record Build Up 1:17:50 Hurdling Mentality 1:25:45 Great Track Stories  

The journey to identity through and beyond sports. Being a balanced leader, coach and raising a value based sports family. You will be inspired and led to greatness through the host and creator of the Shark Effect podcast.You can also find more Richard Listens content on Instagram (@RichardListens), Facebook (@Richard Listens), and RichardListens.com. Support the show (http://patreon.com/Richardlistens) Support the show (http://patreon.com/Richardlistens)

Coach Chris Bennett joins the podcast. His voice might be familiar to you if you've ever used the Nike Run Club training app. He is the Swoosh's global head coach. He's been a longtime supporter of CITIUS MAG and I've always wanted to get him on the show. Now seems to be the perfect time because it feels like we're on the cusp of a potential running boom once the pandemic subsides. People are getting out there whether it's part of their regular routine and training or they're discovering the sport for the very first time. I have a few friends who are getting started and they don't have a GPS watch or Strava so they simply have downloaded the Nike app and started going on these guided runs with Bennett. We spend much of the first half discussing what that's been like to see and then we'll take a dive into his own career from being a New Jersey star, running for UNC, learning from coaches like Jerry Schumacher, Vin Lananna and Frank Gagliano, returning to coach at Christian Brothers Academy (where they became a national powerhouse), what his mantra Every Run Has a Purpose means and ultimately watching his son now come after his own PRs. ▶ Follow Coach Bennett: https://www.instagram.com/coachbennett/ Support CITIUS MAG & pick up some merch on CITIUSMAG.com ▶ Follow us: twitter.com/CitiusMag | instagram.com/citiusmag | facebook.com/citiusmag ✩ Connect with Chris via Email: chris@citiusmag.com | twitter.com/ChrisChavez | instagram.com/chris_j_chavez

Bec openly shares her methodology to tackling a life without regret - by creating connection and goals that set your soul on fire. As an athlete, Bec chooses races where the odds are stacked against her. Last year her team broke the female record at the Speed Project - a 340 mile nonstop relay race from LA to Vegas. She started that race in the midst of personal heartbreak and describes the power of the sisterhood (& her amazing Dad) that allowed her to physically & mentally surpass what she thought she was capable of. Bec toed the start line at the Infamous Barkley 100mile marathon to challenge the belief that no female can finish the race. She is the founder of female running movement Here We Run and she shares the difficult mental shift to motherhood from the athlete perspective. She discusses the challenges she faced as a teenager charging to the Olympic dream, providing wisdom for young female athletes. Her coaching style is rooted in care, connection, conversation and commitment - whether you are the weekend warrior or professional athlete (and everything in between). You can find her on socials via @becwilcock and on her website www.becwilcock.com ** Music is Junket by Robert John. Link - https://bit.ly/2QVsiNr License - https://bit.ly/2Joz36k **

Bec openly shares her methodology to tackling a life without regret - by creating connection and goals that set your soul on fire.As an athlete, Bec chooses races where the odds are stacked against her. Last year her team broke the female record at the Speed Project - a 340 mile nonstop relay race from LA to Vegas. She started that race in the midst of personal heartbreak and describes the power of the sisterhood (& her amazing Dad) that allowed her to physically & mentally surpass what she thought she was capable of.Bec toed the start line at the Infamous Barkley 100mile marathon to challenge the belief that no female can finish the race. She is the founder of female running movement Here We Run and she shares the difficult mental shift to motherhood from the athlete perspective.She discusses the challenges she faced as a teenager charging to the Olympic dream, providing wisdom for young female athletes. Her coaching style is rooted in care, connection, conversation and commitment - whether you are the weekend warrior or professional athlete (and everything in between).You can find her on socials via @becwilcock and on her website www.becwilcock.com** Music is Junket by Robert John. Link - https://bit.ly/2QVsiNr License - https://bit.ly/2Joz36k **

On today’s episode of RTP we talk with Jerry Gordon. Coach Gordon is the DC at Nauset HS in Eastham, MA. Listen as we talk with Coach Gordon about his long and varied coaching experiences and a journey into defensive fronts, fits, and the run game, the heartbeat and core of the game of football. You can follow Coach Gordon on Twitter @JerryGordonFB, and he will be speaking at the Nike Coach of the Year clinic in Connecticut Feb 27 and Feb 28. This episode of Run the Power is brought to you by Just Play Solutions. Just Play provides coaches with football playbook and game planning tools to prepare faster and engage with today’s athlete. Create and organize your playbook with terminology, diagrams, video, and assignments. Just Play has a limited offer for RTP listeners only. Get My Just Play PRO for $120. That is $60 off normal list price. This offer ends June 1st. Get this deal at justplaysolutions.com/rtp/. The best playbook tool on the market! Don't wait, do it today! Learn more at justplaysolutions.com/rtp/ This episode of Run The Power is brought to you by TeamBuildr. TeamBuildr is again offering coaches a free In-season Football Strength Program. As you may recall, the New England Patriots squat up to 90% of their 1-Rep Max deep into the playoffs. If your in-season strength and conditioning philosophy is to "maintain," then you are doing it wrong. You can get the program once you start a 14-day trial with TeamBuildr. Just reach out and tell them that you heard from Rowdy and the RTP podcast or use Code RTP when you sign up for your free trial at TeamBuildr.com This episode of Run the Power is brought to you by Guardian Caps Lincoln Riley on Guardian Caps: oklahoma.rivals.com/news/what-s-up-…-weird-helmets- Guardian Cap Customer Videos: Clemson: twitter.com/ClemsonFB/status/1105257522489888768 Texas: twitter.com/TexasFootball/statu…1108768557482033153 Oklahoma: twitter.com/kennedyBrooks26/sta…1106250867932610563 Kansas State: twitter.com/KStateFB/status/117…23868304347137?s=20 Click here to check them out and hit the yellow bar at the top for team pricing! Guardian Caps

On this week's episode of Inside the Headset we speak with Scotty Walden, receivers coach for the University of Southern Mississippi. We discuss how he became a collegiate play-caller while serving as a graduate assistant, some of the lessons he learned as a 26 year-old head coach, and he offers some advice for young coaches. Coach Walden's career began at Sul Ross State as a graduate assistant in 2012. Before the season began, the offensive coordinator left, and the head coach handed Walden the reins to the offense as a 22 year-old in his first year of coaching. After leading the NCAA in total yards and averaging almost 49 points per game that season, Coach Walden was named the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at East Texas Baptist University (2013-2015). In 2016, he was named head coach at ETBU. Walden is in his second season coaching receivers at Southern Mississippi. [0:28] Start of interview [1:13] Sul Ross State graduate assistant and offensive coordinator [3:58] Attributes of young head coaches [6:05] Transition to East Texas Baptist [8:35] Developing a coaching philosophy [11:46] The importance of evolution, change, and growth [14:41] Simplistic, yet dominant offensive identity [18:42] First playbook drawn up in a library [22:34] The breakthrough point [25:09] Nike Coach of the Year Clinic [26:58] How to simplify your offense [31:25] Adjusting from being a head coach to a position coach [36:19] Advice for young coaches [39:37] Interviewing Mike Cross [41:19] Recruiting in Mississippi You can follow Scotty Walden on Twitter and read more about his time as a young head coach. Have any questions, comments, or ideas for the show? Send us an email at podcast@afca.com. 

This week’s guest is track and field coach Rana Reider.  For those of us who live on the internet, we don’t often hear much of Rana’s training and philosophy, but he is one of the absolute best in the world. Rana spent time as an NAIA track coach before coaching at NCAA schools Florida and Kansas State, as well as UK Athletics, and he has been taking on some of the biggest names in the sport today, such as Christian Taylor and Dafne Schippers as a private track coach.  He has been awarded the NAIA National Coach of the Year honor in 2000, and 2011 Nike Coach of the Year. Rana’s use of technology in the midst of a training session is truly incredible to hear explained.  He makes use of pieces like the 1080 sprint and the Freelap system, in addition to Optojump and other tools, all in one run.  Rana also takes multiple blood tests during the course of training sessions to determine how to create an optimal flow of the training session. Listening to Rana talk was one of the rare opportunities for me so far in recording this podcast.  My evernote also gained a few extra pages after going through this recording again, as there were many great ideas of coaching and training. Although Rana uses technology frequently, this episode will show his wisdom in terms of when, and when not to use it with his athletes, and how to take the optimal path in different training situations and athlete types. It is my pleasure to bring to you a training and technology talk with coach Rana Reider. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. Key Points: Rana’s background in the field Rana’s coaching style Technology and data collection in the scope of sprint training and athletics Autoregulating based on technology and monitoring How Rana learned to create his workouts and training cycles Assisted and resisted sprinting and Rana’s use of the 1080 sprint Monitoring in the weightroom Saliva and blood testing Data collection and time of year Quotes: “Different athletes get motivated differently; I have to mold my coaching style on the track differently for each athlete” “We’ve figured out this year, the intensity this year has gone to a level that is so high that I’ve had to monitor more than I normally would; heart rate, blood, technical and state of mind” “Early in the training year, I give them a little bit of feedback, but I don’t show them a whole lot of film because I want them to understand the cues I’m giving them; from a spatial awareness and technical standpoint, they need to learn what they’re doing” “(Expanding on that last point) I do want them to understand that they can work hard, they can start to get fit, and they don’t need to immediately see if on video.  You have to get fit, you have to understand what you can and can’t do and why you are going to get sore, and what training load means” “If we get to the point where we’re at 5 runs and they’re falling off, I’m going to cut them off…that’s on the high high level.  The developmental athletes I think, they have to start working through some of those fatigue factors and understand that when the body gets into a state of fatigue and high lactic levels, they are going to have to work through that because they are not going to feel perfect all season long” “One of the reasons I think I’m successful is I have a pretty good eye, I let myself coach” “You have to know, what does each exercise, what does each run do to each athlete” “I use the 1080 sprint between 3-4 times per week depending on what the group is… we use it every acceleration session” “With the Gym Aware (the athletes) can watch each other lift and it becomes more of a contest to see who is lifting the fastest at what percentage of their max.  It becomes a game and keeps them interested” “We stick to the major lifts,

AC Flora in Columbia, South Carolina. Coach Micah Kurtz is in his 7th year at AC Flora and has had great success with the building and developing of his strength program and has really built a great athletic culture there. He goes to sleep every night thinking he has to be ready to be able to train the athletes the next day because they are relying on him to get them better. And he lives up to that motivation factor for sure! Here is a little bio on Coach Micah Kurtz: Micah Kurtz is in his 7th year as the Director of Strength and Conditioning at AC Flora high school in Columbia, South Carolina.  In his role, Coach Kurtz has developed the school’s first ever school wide strength and conditioning program and created a school wide culture of vitality and fitness which includes not only student-athletes, but also the faculty, staff, parents and community.  In the past year, AC Flora was named the #1 athletic program in the Columbia metropolitan area by the State Newspaper.  The baseball team has won 3 straight state championships; the basketball team won the state championship in 2014 and was upper state champions in 2015.  The football team tied the school record for wins and won the region championship in 2015.  It has won the region championship in 3 of the past 4 years and Coach Kurtz also serves as the team’s Associate Head Coach/Special Team’s Coordinator/Linebacker’s Coach.  The boy’s soccer team won its first ever state championship. and the golf team has won 5 straight state championships.   Additionally, Coach Kurtz is the Strength and Conditioning Consultant Coach to the high school basketball power house Oak Hill Academy. The Oak Hill Basketball team is currently 45-0 and ranked #1 in the Nation.   Here is a short video STACK magazine did about Coach Kurtz and our Strength program:    http://www.stack.com/video/4003103505001/stack-impact-ac-flora-high-school/ Coach Kurtz has taken on the duty of overseeing Richland School District One’s new district wide strength and conditioning program.  For this duty, Coach Kurtz presented at the Richland One Coaches Convocation and at multiple Athletic Director’s meetings.   Coach Kurtz took 50 athletes to the Region Speed and Strength Meet and 11 of them medaled.  AC Flora had 5 athletes come in first place in their weight class and had a clean sweep of the 150 lb. division by winning 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.  Of Flora’s 11 athletes that qualified, 9 were in the varsity division.  At the State Meet, AC Flora was the ONLY school in the state with two varsity champions.  Coach Kurtz also organized the first ever Richland One Intra District Speed and Strength Combine and hosted South Carolina’s 2nd annual Female Speed and Strength Meet.  At this meet AC Flora had 2 overall weight class winners and 4 other athletes came in the top 3.  There were only 5 weight classes at this meet.  This past year, Coach Kurtz was named the State Director of the National Strength and Conditioning Association’s (NSCA) South Carolina Chapter.  He was also named a member of the NSCA's Subject Matter Expert Committee to create a new NSCA certification.  This group of 15 individuals is some of the most respected and well known fitness professionals in the country.  Coach Kurtz spoke at the Nike Coach of the Year Clinics in Atlanta and Orlando, the NSCA’s South Carolina State Clinic and the PGC/Glazier Basketball Clinic in Charlotte.  Coach Kurtz will also be presenting at the South Carolina Coaches Conference in July.  Coach Kurtz is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), a USA Weight Lifting Sport’s Performance Certified Coach (USAW), a Functional Movement Screen Specialist (FMS), a National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT) and a Speed and Explosion Specialist (NASE). Contact Coach Micah Kurtz here: Email: kurtzmicah@gmail.com twitter: @kurtzm3 instagram: @kurtzm3 Check out his 12 week vertical jump program here: website: www.theathletemaker.com    My info:  My name is Dane Nelson. I am a former college and high school strength coach. I created this podcast for strength coaches at any level but more specifically for High School Strength Coaches. I want strength coaches to be able to connect to each other and learn more about the growing field of full time high school strength coaching.  Thanks for checking out the website.  It would be great to connect with other strength coaches and talk about what works and what doesn’t work when training high school athletes.  This is why I created this podcast. I hope  you find it useful and valuable!   Website: www.hsstrengthcoach.com   Contact me at hsstrengthcoach365@gmail.com   Thank you so much for listening and I would appreciate it greatly if you could leave a 5 star review in iTunes as this really helps boost the show rankings and spread the word about the High School Strength Coach Podcast. That way other Strength Coaches like yourself can find the show and benefit from it too.  Thank you very much if you have already left a rating and feedback, I appreciate it greatly!    

On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with Lubbock head football coach Jason Strunk about the ups-and-downs of the 2013 season that included Strunky suffering some serious health issues on the sidelines during a game in September. The west Texas coach also discusses his High School Football America blog called The Turnaround. Fisher's second guest is Pennsylvania Hall of Fame high school football coach Jim Tkach talking about his upcoming Nike Coach of the Year Clinic in Allentown, Pennsylvania that will feature top-notch college football coaches: Jimbo Fisher of national champion Florida St.; James Franklin of Penn St.; Paul Chryst of Pitt; Paul Rhoads of Iowa St. and Pete Lembo of Ball St. The Allentown clinic will be held February 27th through March 1st.

On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with Matt Webb, head coach at Maryville High School in Missouri. In 2013, the Spoofhounds won their second straight Missouri Division 3 high school football championship, but even more amazing was that the school's entire football program - from varsity down through the 7th grade team - was a perfect 45-0. If you add-in the town's university, Northwestern Missouri State, which won the NCAA Division II championship, Maryville was a perfect 60-0 in 2013. Also on the show is Chuck Rohe, director of the Nike Coach of the Year Clinics, which put on 16 clinics around the country for coaches at all levels.