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They say athletes die twice: once when the game ends, and again when the world forgets their name. But for @alyshanewman, at this rate, that's not a death she'll have to face. Maybe you know her as “the one who twerked after winning an Olympic Bronze Medal.” Or perhaps as “Canada's pole vault record-holder.”Thing is, titles don't tell the whole story. So we made it our mission to capture it. From injuries to brain scans to starting up an OnlyFans account, she keeps nothing in the vault.She reminded us that champions don't just play the game — they raise the bar (in more ways than one.) Hear how she does it.
“It was an overwhelming feeling of emotion. I had put London in a box in the corner of my heart, had shielded it up, stored it away. In the weeks since, it's been trying to unpack a lot of those feelings and the gratitude that 12 years later, there's actually justice coming.” Share Russian middle-distance runner Tatyana Tomashova may be stripped of her 2012 Olympic 1500m silver medal after being found guilty of a second anti-doping violation and being banned for 10 years. American Shannon Rowbury, who originally finished sixth in the 1500m Olympic final at the London Olympics, may receive the bronze medal after three women ahead of her have been disqualified for anti-doping offenses. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) announced an arbiter determined Tomashova is now banned for 10 years and lost all her results from June 21, 2012 to Jan. 3, 2015 after her out-of-competition drug test samples from June 2012 and July 2012 were re-tested and come back positive for performance-enhancing drugs. Tomashova initially finished fourth in the 1500m final at the London Olympics. Turkey's Asli Cakir Alptekin and Gamze Bulut, who were the original 1500m Olympic gold and silver medalists, have also been disqualified for doping. Bahrain's Maryam Yusuf Jamal has been upgraded from bronze to gold. Tomashova was upgraded to silver. Abeba Aregawi was moved up from fifth place to bronze. Rowbury would be upgraded from fourth to bronze. This would have been the second global championship medal for Rowbury in her career after her 2009 World Championship 1500m bronze medal and would have made her the first American woman to medal in the 1500m at the Olympic Games. You can read all about the case here: https://citiusmag.com/articles/tatyana-tomashova-will-lose-2012-olympic-medal-after-doping-ban Time Stamps: 4:09 - Initial reactions after learning she will be upgraded to 1500m bronze from the 2012 Olympics. 10:11 - Finding out the news during the Paris Olympics. 12:45 - Memories associated with London following the 2012 Olympics: 2017 Worlds, getting engaged, upcoming vacation. 14:44 - Rewatching the full race for the first time only a few weeks ago. 17:43 - How she set goals for the 2012 London Olympics. 23:45 - Letting go of doping suspicions towards competitors at the Olympics. 27:16 - The balance between advocating for clean sport and being suspicious of potential dopers. 30:00 - Breaking down the 2012 Olympic 1500m final. 39:03 - Thoughts after finishing the race. 44:55 - Improving the protocol for alerting athletes about competitors being banned. 51:18 - Recapping the final few years of her pro career. 57:57 - What she likes and dislikes about marathon training. 1:01:02 - Choosing to be optimistic about the sport. SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS LEVER MOVEMENT: Elevate your running with the LEVER system, just like Olympian Eilish McColgan. Reduce impact on your joints, boost your training volume, and recover faster with this portable, easy-to-use treadmill system. Save 20% with code CITIUS20 at LEVERMOVEMENT.COM. OLIPOP: For the past year, we've redefined Olipop as more than just a healthy drink known for its gut microbiome with a low sugar content and a much better alternative to regular soda. You know there are more than 16 flavors, including classic root beer, cherry cola, and lemon-lime. You know it as The Runner's Soda. Get 25% off your orders by using code CITIUS25 at drinkolipop.com. HOW TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST
We actually recorded this while we were in Paris but had to keep it under wraps for a bit. This was just a few days after Alison Dos Santos earned his second Olympic bronze medal in the men's 400m hurdles. He went on to win the 2024 Diamond League title and finished the year with a personal best of 46.29, which puts him at No. 3 on the all-time list behind Karsten Warholm and Rai Benjamin. We talk a bit about the state of the men's 400m hurdles. His experience in Paris and his excitement around becoming the first South American athlete to sign with Grand Slam Track. He will be contesting the 400m and 400m hurdles four times per year at the four Slams in 2025 for the inaugural season of Michael Johnson's professional track league. You can read more about Dos Santos and all of the Grand Slam Track recent signings over at CITIUSMAG.com. SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS LEVER MOVEMENT: Elevate your running with the LEVER system, just like Olympian Eilish McColgan. Reduce impact on your joints, boost your training volume, and recover faster with this portable, easy-to-use treadmill system. Save 20% with code CITIUS20 at LEVERMOVEMENT.COM. OLIPOP: For the past year, we've redefined Olipop as more than just a healthy drink known for its gut microbiome with a low sugar content and a much better alternative to regular soda. You know there are more than 16 flavors, including classic root beer, cherry cola, and lemon-lime. You know it as The Runner's Soda. Get 25% off your orders by using code CITIUS25 at drinkolipop.com. HOW TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST
THE GEORGIA BELL SPECIAL Georgia won Bronze at the 2024 Paris Olympics in the Women's 1500m. In her 17 races this season across 10 countries, she was absolutely dominant. She became a National Champion, European Silver Medalist, set a British Record, and as stated before, placed third in the Olympics. Georgia holds PRs of 1:56.28 (800m) & 3:52.61 (1500m). What makes this season all the more remarkable is that Georgia had fully stepped away from the sport just a few short years ago. Her progression over the past few years is nothing short of amazing and inspiring. I hope you'll take the time to be inspired by GB's INCREDIBLE story! In this one, we discuss her quitting her job to go all-in on running full-time, what went into this year of growth, her experience at the Olympics, how this year sets her up for future, and so much more. Tap into the Georgia Bell Special. If you enjoy the podcast, please consider following us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and giving us a five-star review! I would also appreciate it if you share it with your friend who you think will benefit from it. If this episode blesses you, please share it with a friend! S H O W N O T E S -THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClLcLIDAqmJBTHeyWJx_wFQ -My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therunningeffect/?hl=en -My Newsletter: https://therunningeffect.substack.com
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Jon Lyons and Chris Scheim are joined by US Olympic Bronze Medal Gymnast and Waltham, MA native Frederick Richard to discuss his journey to the Olympics, his experience in Paris, and how his life has changed since winning his bronze medal.
The Olympics are officially over but the memes keep coming…Breakdancing, more breakdancing and Jordan Chiles losing her Olympic Bronze Medal. Jenna does a Reddit deep dive into all of the “It Ends with Us Drama” - is there a piece of the puzzle we are all missing? Tune in to find out A & J's thoughts. So much Bravo news to cover including RHONY Trailer, Kyle Cook is a DJ, TomTom is rebranding and Stassi has a new HULU show. Plus the RHOC episode recap…BBB is #teamshannon, who would have thought?! Tune in to find out why they are riding for Shannon and why Emily Simpson won the Bravo Gold Medal! New episodes drop every Thursday! Like and subscribe on Apple & Spotify and follow us on IG & TikTok @bondedbybravopod! This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or the Hurrdat Media YouTube channel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Opals are back on the Olympic podium! In a game that was fitting of the Opals resilient campaign, the team lost the lead early in the fourth quarter before recovering to close out Belgium. Ezi Magbegor was dominant with 30 points, while the key veterans that stood up all tournament came up clutch. Kane and Olgun breakdown the wildly entertaining game and praise a tough group of Opals who worked through adversity to ensure Australia were once again medalists at an Olympic games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Deena Kastor joins the show and teaches Dom how to make roses out of salami and cheese. She talks about her excitement for the Olympic Marathon, being honored at the Olympics for her Athens Olympic bronze medal and more! Be sure to follow Lactic Acid on the following platforms: YouTube: Lactic Acid Podcast with Dom and Laura Twitter: Lacticacid_pod Instagram: Lacticacidpodcast Instagram: lthweatt Join our official Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/303650599433289/ If you're loving the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, and share it with your friends and family!
July 30, 2024 ~ The U.S. men's gymnastics team won an Olympic medal for the first time in 16 years, behind Wolverines stars Fred Richard and Paul Juda. Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie talk with University of Michigan men's gymnastics assistant coach Jordan Gaarenstroom LIVE from Paris about the team's incredible achievement. Photo: James Lang ~ USA Today Network
Rose Gold documentary writer and director Matthew Adekponya chats to Karen Tighe about the significance of the Australian Men's basketball team's breakthrough Olympic Bronze Medal.
Marcus Daniell is New Zealand's fifth greatest tennis player of all time (According to a random website I found with a google search). Questionable website rankings aside he is a phenomenal tennis player, especially in doubles. He won a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics. And has beaten Novak Djokovic!He is so much more than a good tennis player though. Off the court, he is the founder of an epic charity called HIA (High Impact Athletes) which we discuss in this podcast.He also shares his remarkable journey in the world of tennis, philanthropy, and mental resilience. Thanks very much to the sponsors of this episode. Skin Institute: https://www.skininstitute.co.nz/0800 SKIN DR (0800 754 637)6000 Kiwis are diagnosed with melanoma every year and 300 people die from it. Skin Institute are THE skin cancer experts. Go and see them for a full body skin check! And the absolute legends at Radix Nutrition. Their products are unbeatable. I've been using their protein powder and smoothie recovery powders for ages now and I genuinely swear by them. It's not just for elite athletes (and weekend warriors like me). Most of us could do with more protein than we are currently getting, and Radix do the best flavors with the best ingredients.https://radixnutrition.co.nz/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On Episode 101 I am delighted to be joined by Olympic Bronze medalist Aifric Keogh. This episode was recorded a number of weeks before her claiming silver medal at the 2022 European Championships. We discuss her career, from starting off to dropping out at age 18 to winning an olympic bronze medal. Aifric had to overcome major setbacks throughout her career as discuss her mentality as an athlete, preparation, thought process mid race, going back to study at trinity college and so much more. I thoroughly enjoyed learning from Aifric's mindset as a world class athlete so I hope you enjoy! Find Aifric here: https://www.instagram.com/aifrickeogh/ https://twitter.com/aifricsk Check out the website thesidelinelive.com Make sure to subscribe for future episodes and find us over on Instagram and Twitter @thesidelinelive Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone, Edited using GarageBand If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team www.prymal.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sideline-live/message
Born in Savlamar, Jamaica, Akeem didn't have much of an advantage from the beginning. With limited options and tragic events happening early in life, he moved to Canada with his mother seeking a better life. However, they fell into tough times and struggled to find stability, moving many different times in a short period of time. Down but not out, with the help of some friends, they were able to get back on their feet. Akeem became involved in sports, mainly football and track and field. Akeem excelled both on the field and on the track and won many different awards. In the 11th grade, he started to gain offers from Division I schools in the United States. Nevertheless, Akeem's path to becoming an NCAA Division I student-athlete was not smooth. After failed attempts with the S.A.T. and the A.C.T. once, Akeem did not get the scores he needed to accept a full athletic scholarship from an NCAA institution. You would think all of this adversity on top of having multiple learning disabilities would've stopped Akeem from furthering his education. But quitting has never been an option. He attended Barton Community College in the fall of 2010. Two years later he would go on to make his first Canadian Olympic Team and earn All-American honours, becoming a national champion and earning a full athletic scholarship to The University of Alabama. Akeem eventually went on to become the first in his immediate family to graduate from college on top of becoming a Division I Track and Field All-American. Through perseverance, a resilient mindset and a stubborn attitude to succeed, Akeem has become a 2x Olympian (2012 & 2016), helping Canada bring home an Olympic Bronze Medal at the Rio Olympic Games. With an intriguing story and captivating delivery, Akeem takes you through the highs and lows, and shows you what a resilient mindset can achieve.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021 Olympic Bronze Medal winner Oshae Jones talks about her pro debut set for Friday at The Turning Stone Resort Casino @oshae.jones @turningstone @splittboxing #Boxing #olympian #womensboxing --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marc-abrams7/support
In this episode, Emma sits down with Molly Seidel, professional runner for Puma. After qualifying for the Olympics in her first-ever marathon, Molly went on to win the bronze medal in the marathon at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Molly talks about racing and training for the marathon, handling the pressure that comes with being a top distance runner, living in Flagstaff, dating, and answers listener questions. Follow Molly on Instagram - @bygolly.molly You can find Emma on Instagram at @emmaabrahamson and on her YouTube Channel. Follow Convos Over Cold Brew Podcast on Instagram at @convosovercoldbrewpod.Click here to shop Convos Over Cold Brew merchandise!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Harry Garside is all about challenging stereotypes. So let's start by challenging some of yours. What do you think of when you think ‘champion boxer'? Is it someone who dances ballet? Who paints their nails? Who augments their training with meditation, juggling and Schulte tables? If you answered no to these questions (or if you simply want to know what a Schulte table is!), this episode is for you. Fresh from his bronze medal performance in Tokyo, Harry joins Ben and Tim to open Season Four of the Unforgiving60 with an amazing reflection on his life to date – inside and outside of the boxing ring. 04:25 Reflections on an Olympic Bronze Medal at Tokyo 05:30 On mellowing (now wallowing!) in loss – a lesson from Tim Grover 10:45 On identity and role – how to ensure you are more than what it says on your business card 13:40 The beauty of being human – in all its weirdness and individuality! 14:40 Ballet as boxing preparation – lessons from the Gold Medal Ready Program, including ‘getting comfortable being uncomfortable' 17:30 The importance of mentors – and a close inner circle - in Harry's life 21:00 On negativity bias 22:30 Dealing with fear 24:00 What does a normal training day look like for Harry – and how is it meditative?! 25:35 Ben asks the dumb question – what are the Olympics like? 27:41 …and did COVID ruin the experience at all? 30:15 The (semi-)mandatory U60 question – what's Harry's power song? 32:00 Harry's Hall of Fame – and why Harry has these people tattooed on his leg (hint: it's not just because they're great boxers) 34:40 Should you encourage your kid to get into boxing? 37:52 Tim takes the opportunity to bring up the time that Ben got absolutely smashed by the great Chris Collard…. 38:45 On vulnerability – there's nowhere to hide in a boxing ring! 40:30 What does Harry need to reach his next goal? 44:30 What's Harry reading at the moment? 45:31 How can Schulte Tables make you a better boxer? 49:05 What's changed for Harry since the Olympics – and what's next www.unforgiving60.com Email us at debrief@unforgiving60.com Social Media (Instagram, Twitter): @Unforgiving60 External Links Tim Grover, Relentless Music The Externals – available on Spotify Ben Frichot - available on Spotify
"I think if I can be in 3:27 shape again and just be stronger to maybe be able to run 3:28.5 in the final, that's the best I can do. If they keep getting better and run 3:25 or 3:26 in the final of a major championship, I've got to be honest with myself and say, 'Well I'm not there yet.' Because I'm not. I can run 3:27-high in a major championship this year. I know I can. If that wins, it wins. But it was the same conversation back in 2020: We can run 3:29 in the Olympic final and we just have to be happy with what that comes out with. We're chasing to be the best in the world. I want to be world champion this year. Everything that I can do to make that happen, I'm going to try. At the end of the day, if I cross the line running my best race as I did in 2021, I'll shake everyone's hand and be happy with my performance and how I represented myself and my brand at that major championships." My guest for today's episode is Brooks Beasts star and 2021 Olympic 1500m bronze medalist Josh Kerr. This man is entertaining to watch. Last summer with 5000 to 1 odds, he finished third in Tokyo with a 3:29.05 personal best. He was just shy of Mo Farah's outdoor 1500m British record. Just a few weeks ago, he ran 3:52.27 for the mile at the Millrose Games and finished second to Olli Hoare, who many heard in the After The Final Lap episode. So we get a little bit of a response from Josh on Olli's comments that he was outclassed by Olli in the final 100m of the race. It's setting up to be a solid rivalry with some head-to-head matchups to come at the World Championships in Eugene, Oregon and also at the Commonwealth Games. Before all of that, Josh wants to be a British record holder so this weekend he's heading to Boston University to try and break Peter Elliott's indoor 1500m and mile British record. We talk a bit about his plans for that but also his plans and hopes to make this an entertaining season. Josh chooses his races wisely and he wants to make it appointment viewing. He's a great showman for the sport. SUPPORT THE SPONSORS FINAL SURGE: No matter if you are an athlete or a coach, Final Surge helps plan and attain both short, and long-term training success. Their free online training log is compatible with Garmin, Strava, Polar, Stryd, COROS and a slew of other apps and devices. If you are a coach, Final Surge makes planning and analyzing workouts simple and helps streamline communication with your athletes. If you're an athlete out there hammering miles and tempo runs solo with no guidance or direction, Final Surge is also here to offer up some world-class training programs. Check out their offerings today: FINALSURGE.COM – USE CODE CITIUS FOR 10% OFF. HOW TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST Interested in sponsoring the show? Reach out to Chris at chris@citiusmag.com for advertising, sponsorship and partnership offerings.
This Episode is Sponsored by:Perfect Collagen® with Organic Vitamin CJoin Todd Richards and Jonathan Wayne Freeman in a timely interview with JJ Thomas.JJ Thomas has been a professional snowboarder since he was 15 years old and currently serves as the Head Coach of the US Snowboard Halfpipe Developmental Team. He is a former coach to multiple medal-winning Olympic US Snowboarders, is an X-Games Gold Medalist himself, and in 2002 was awarded the Olympic Bronze Medal in the Halfpipe Competition (first Snowboarding Olympics). JJ was a trailblazer from the start, even in the perceived counterculture of professional snowboarding during the early years, helping to establish the current culture that now produces some of the most high-performing professional athletes in the world.Please Support The Midlife Health Moments by Visiting our Sponsor, Pure Prescriptions.Take The Vitamin Quiz with Jonathan Wayne Freeman
Seb Lauzier presents this week's programme and a week on from the Australian Open, hears from doubles legend, John Peers. Peers talks about his new partnership with Filip Polasek, how Australian's have dealt with travel during Covid and his Olympic Bronze Medal alongside Ash Barty. We also get a stringing masterclass and to celebrate his first ATP Tour final, we hear from Finnish player, Emil Ruusuvuori.Interviews by Jill Craybas and Candy Reid.
On this episode I'm joined by Aussie Boxer and Olympic Bronze Medalist, Harry Garside.Harry gives us some incredible insight into the journey he's been on to make it to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and the highs and lows he's been through to get to the position where he is bringing home an Olympic Bronze Medal for his country.We also discuss:Harry's future plansHow Harry does something every single month outside of his comfort zoneThe life of an amateur boxer and how it differs from the pro fighters Harry's opinion on the Amateur boxing format and what he'd changeHarry's journey with mindfulness and resilience What he gets up to outside of boxing@harry_garside@djkfitnesswww.dannykennedyfitness.comwww.younifyactive.com DKFITNESS at checkout for 15% offUse code DJK10 on all EHPlabs supplements for 10% offUse code DK15 on all Athletikan Sneakers for 15% offIntro by Will Sparks.Find this episode helpful? Share it with a friend or post a screenshot to your social media.
Matt Kuchar and our podcast host's son, Jonathan Brassell, following the 2019 WGC St. Jude Invitational Matt Kuchar discusses it all with us. From growing up in Central Florida as a multi-sport athlete, to finishing as the Low Amateur in the Masters as a college sophomore, and winning The Players Championship. And don't forget winning Olympic Bronze Medal. It's all here, in this latest edition of the Worldwide Golf Insider Podcast. Brought to us courtesy of Bridgestone Golf, Kuch tells us why he's played Bridgestone equipment for over 20 years, and why you should consider doing so as well. Take a listen by clicking on our podcast link or whatever application you use to listen to your favorite podcasts.
Back for another week of shows with Sekeres back in the drivers seat. The Welcome Matt celebrates British Columbia’s representation among the Canadians that won medals in Tokyo. The Pat Down looks at the Whitecaps run of draws, and despite racking up single points, the fact of the matter is the ‘Caps haven’t won a game in 13 matches. Our Monday NHL insider John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and tells us about the challenges the broadcasters faced at the Tokyo Olympic Games, why he wasn’t surprised that Jon Cooper was named the head coach of the Canadian Men’s Hockey team, wonders why Joel Quenneville got passed over once again to coach Canada, and reminisces on the great career of now former Penguins play-by-play announcer Mike Lange. Olympic bronze medalist Evan Dunfee joins to tell us how he got into race walking, explains how the event unfolded for him, why he isn’t ashamed for calling out the IOC for scrapping his event in the 2024 games, and where he sees his career heading after he’s done competing. We read your memos to those in the world of sports on Memo To. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
At the 2016 Olympics in Rio it was Gary and Paul O'Donovan who changed the game for Irish rowing, picking up the sports first ever Olympic medal.This time round in Tokyo, the game changers have been the Irish heavyweight four, who returned home with Ireland's first ever women's Olympic rowing medal.The old adage, that you can't win an Olympic rowing medal without someone from Skibbereen in the boat, was once again proved true, with Aughadown's Emily Hegarty representing West Cork in the history making crew.On today's podcast we'll chat to Emily about their success in Tokyo, how much it meant to her personally and what the future holds for the Irish four.--We're delighted to say that we have once teamed up with Access Credit Union for the months ahead on the Star Sport Podcast.Access Credit Union is well known for supporting local West Cork sport at all levels and we look forward to telling that story throughout the summer and beyond.Access Credit Union - funding dreams for over 50 years.
Back for another week of shows with Sekeres back in the drivers seat. The Welcome Matt celebrates British Columbia's representation among the Canadians that won medals in Tokyo. The Pat Down looks at the Whitecaps run of draws, and despite racking up single points, the fact of the matter is the ‘Caps haven't won a game in 13 matches. Our Monday NHL insider John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter and tells us about the challenges the broadcasters faced at the Tokyo Olympic Games, why he wasn't surprised that Jon Cooper was named the head coach of the Canadian Men's Hockey team, wonders why Joel Quenneville got passed over once again to coach Canada, and reminisces on the great career of now former Penguins play-by-play announcer Mike Lange. Olympic bronze medalist Evan Dunfee joins to tell us how he got into race walking, explains how the event unfolded for him, why he isn't ashamed for calling out the IOC for scrapping his event in the 2024 games, and where he sees his career heading after he's done competing. We read your memos to those in the world of sports on Memo To. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The USWNT came away with an Olympic bronze medal from the women's football at Tokyo 2020. Megan Rapinoe reflects on the ups and down of the tournament. Plus, reigning men's marathon champion, Eliud Kipchoge, sent an inspiring message ahead of the big final race.
This week, Bone and Beam return to discuss the weird happenings between Lionel Messi and Barcelona. And let's just say there aren't many kind words to say about the Barcelona brass. Then the boys took a look at the Harry Kane Situation, what's next for the USWNT after their Olympic Bronze Medal, and why the Columbus Crew can't seem to stop anyone defensively. Subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts, and give the twitter account a follow - @bonebeamunited
I'm Seth Vertelney with Goal, and this is the American women's soccer news you need to know today.The U.S. women's national team defeated Australia 4-3 on Thursday in the Olympic bronze medal match.Megan Rapinoe and Carli Lloyd each scored two goals in what could be the veteran duo's final appearance at a major tournament for the U.S.Lloyd, who is 39, hinted after the game that she could be announcing her retirement soon, saying: "I haven't made any official announcement yet but obviously I'm at the tail end of my career."Physically I feel really good but at some point I have to hang up the boots and live life.”The U.S. entered the Olympics as favorites to win gold but will have to be content with the first bronze medal in the program's history.In the gold medal match, Sweden and Canada are set to face off, but after the game was originally scheduled for 11am local time on Friday, it has now been moved to 9pm local time to mitigate the heat and humidity in Tokyo.
Matt Kuchar discusses it all with us. From growing up in Central Florida as a multi-sport athlete, to finishing as the Low Amateur in the Masters as a college sophomore, and winning The Players Championship. And don't forget winning Olympic Bronze Medal. It's all here, in this latest edition of the Worldwide Golf Insider Podcast. Matt Kuchar and our podcast host's son, Jonathan Brassell, following the 2019 WGC St. Jude Invitational Brought to us courtesy of Bridgestone Golf, Kuch tells us why he's played Bridgestone equipment for over 20 years, and why you should consider doing so as well. Take a listen by clicking on our podcast link or whatever application you use to listen to your favorite podcasts.
Michael Bingham, an Olympic Bronze Medalist and eight-time ACC champion, joins this week's edition of the Deac2Deac Podcast. On today's pod, Bingham joins alum Kevin Smith to talk about his highly successful career and why he chose Wake Forest. ----------------------------------- Bingham began his Demon Deacon career in 2005, winning the grueling decathlon (10 events over two days) at the ACC Championship as a freshman and went on to win the USATF decathlon that summer. The Burlington, N.C. native would go on to see action in the next four seasons, culminating in an Olympic Bronze Medal, NCAA Championship Indoor title, eight ACC Championship titles and record-holder in both the indoor and outdoor 400 meters for Wake Forest. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Bingham and the Brits finished fourth with Bingham running the third leg. He took the baton in sixth place and moved up into fourth. It took years but the Russians were forced to vacate their third place finish, allowing Bingham and his teammates Andrew Steele, Robert Tobin and Martyn Rooney to claim the bronze medal.
Week 1 of WA's Biggest Scab saw Angie challenge Pablo to find an Olympic Bronze Medal. How did he do... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Steve is a Husband and Father. He has coached at 5 Olympic Games and is the first and only African American to Head Coach an Olympic volleyball team. With over 30 years’ experience coaching professional and Olympic athletes Steve acilades include; 2000 Olympic Gold Medal, 1996 Olympic Bronze Medal, 2018 Commonwealth Gold Medal, 6 World Championship Medals, 1990–2000 FIVB International Team of the Decade. As Head Coach of Volleyball Canada's Beach Volleyball program his teams won the 2019 World Championships, and became World Ranked #1. As an entrepreneur Steve has owned several businesses including; Steve Anderson Gold Consulting, SandSport Events, EPOD Records, Moorish Restaurant, 3RDegree Dance Company, and Champions Toolbox Executive Coaching. He has also co-founded three non-profit organizations; The Association of Beach Volleyball Coaches-USA, The African Scouts of Queensland-AUS (now Ekibin Scouts), and The Journey-CAN. Steve’s expertise is building Holistic High Performance, developing champion leaders, creating winning team culture, peak performance under pressure, and building systems for sustainable excellence. He is an Author (The Challenge Makes The Champion), Transformational Speaker and Social Change Champion. Steve’s passion is contributing to world peace and unity by helping people discover and contribute their passion, purpose and gifts into the world. Connect with Steve: Website: Steve Anderson Gold Vimeo: Steve Anderson's Champion Map Linked In: Steve Anderson Facebook: @SteveAndo1 Instagram: @SteveAndersonGold YouTube: @M&MExplorers In the news: Beach Metro Community News Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you’re not, we want to encourage you to do that today. We don’t want you to miss an episode. We are continually adding new episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Now if you’re feeling extra lovin’, we would be really grateful if you left us a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find our podcast and they’re also fun for us to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let us know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you! Music: Purple Planet Music Sounds: Sound Bible
Steve is a Husband and Father. He has coached at 5 Olympic Games and is the first and only African American to Head Coach an Olympic volleyball team. With over 30 years' experience coaching professional and Olympic athletes Steve acilades include; 2000 Olympic Gold Medal, 1996 Olympic Bronze Medal, 2018 Commonwealth Gold Medal, 6 World Championship Medals, 1990–2000 FIVB International Team of the Decade. As Head Coach of Volleyball Canada's Beach Volleyball program his teams won the 2019 World Championships, and became World Ranked #1. As an entrepreneur Steve has owned several businesses including; Steve Anderson Gold Consulting, SandSport Events, EPOD Records, Moorish Restaurant, 3RDegree Dance Company, and Champions Toolbox Executive Coaching. He has also co-founded three non-profit organizations; The Association of Beach Volleyball Coaches-USA, The African Scouts of Queensland-AUS (now Ekibin Scouts), and The Journey-CAN. Steve's expertise is building Holistic High Performance, developing champion leaders, creating winning team culture, peak performance under pressure, and building systems for sustainable excellence. He is an Author (The Challenge Makes The Champion), Transformational Speaker and Social Change Champion. Steve's passion is contributing to world peace and unity by helping people discover and contribute their passion, purpose and gifts into the world. Connect with Steve: Website: Steve Anderson Gold Vimeo: Steve Anderson's Champion Map Linked In: Steve Anderson Facebook: @SteveAndo1 Instagram: @SteveAndersonGold YouTube: @M&MExplorers In the news: Beach Metro Community News Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to our podcast? If you're not, we want to encourage you to do that today. We don't want you to miss an episode. We are continually adding new episodes to the mix and if you're not subscribed there's a good chance you'll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Now if you're feeling extra lovin', we would be really grateful if you left us a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find our podcast and they're also fun for us to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let us know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you! Music: Purple Planet Music Sounds: Sound Bible .bmc-btn { min-width: 210px; color: #FFFFFF !important; background-color: #5F7FFF !important; height: 60px; border-radius: 12px; font-size: 20px !important; font-weight: Normal; border: none; padding: 0px 24px; line-height: 27px; text-decoration: none !important; display: inline-flex !important; align-items: center; font-family: "Lato" !important; -webkit-box-sizing: border-box !important; box-sizing: border-box !important; } .bmc-btn-text { margin-left: 8px; display: inline; line-height: 0; } .bmc-btn svg { height: 32px !important; margin-bottom: 0px !important; box-shadow: none !important; border: none !important; vertical-align: middle !important; transform: scale(0.9); } .bmc-button img { box-shadow: none !important; vertical-align: middle !important; } .bmc-button { display: inline-block !important; padding:3px 10px !important; color: #FFFFFF !important; background-color: #5F7FFF !important;
Mike James in conversation with Scott Allaway.Scott is a former member of the TeamGB Bobsleigh Team and went on to become its Commercial Director between 2010 and 2014. His work in this role took the team to the Winter Olympics in Sochi where their 4 man crew finished 5th - later upgraded to an Olympic Bronze Medal after the Russian doping scandal which disqualified the two Russian sleds which finished ahead of GB.Throughout this time Scott has, and continues to be, a very successful businessman applying lessons from sport into business and visa versa in equal measure. His enthusiasm, humour and ability to break through barriers (if he even sees them!) will no doubt inspire you as you listen to his story.Highlights:0.55 How Scott got into Bobsleigh and winning through a talent ID day at Bath University at the age of 35!8.49 Selection for GB 'It's a stopwatch sport'10.50 Scott becomes commercial director for British Bobsleigh in 2010 with the organisation was broke, had no sponsors, and was in disarray15.50 Picking up the phone, selling the vision, using business experience to get the support required. Scott raises over 350K!18.00 A trip to the Sochi Olympics20.43 The Russian doping scandal culminated 6 years later in the team getting the bronze medal - the cost & implications of this...22.43 Scott's business career - did sport inform business or visa versa? Becoming a director and then eventually buying and selling Zenith30.35 Getting restless for a new challenge32.30 That's 'been' so put it in the 'bin'34.45 New venture - indoor sport structures (Halton Sport Structures* ) - 52 'live' projects41.33 Scott's 3 keys to winning at life!*Halton Sport Structures is an independent business to Halton Tennis Centre and is not a branch/offshootNotes and credits: This episode was recorded over Zoom during the February 2021 pandemic lockdown. Music: John Bartmann (CC BY-SA 4.0 Attribution-ShareAlike licence).
The first in our new show called Athletes Confessions. The panel on this show included Olympic Bronze Medal winners in Marilyn Okoro and Tonie Campbell along with dual Australia Olympian Paul Di Bella. In this show we learn how each of the Guests got started in Track and Field. We talk about what they found difficult about breaking out as a professional athlete. We then move on to talking about drugs in sport, and how they felt knowing that they were competing against drug cheats. The Tokyo Olympics is on everyone's minds, and the panel share their views on whether or not the Olympics should go ahead this year and the important considerations. We close the show talking about the transgender issue and what the Guests say you might agree with or disagree, let us know your views.
#071 - Akeem has a burning desire to help people persevere past their toughest times. By helping you develop resiliency strategies that will allow you to breakthrough mental barriers which will lead you to your breakthrough whether in your business, high pressure situations and your entrepreneurial endeavors. Akeem will take you from a defeated mindset to a dominating mindset. Based on the numerous obstacles Akeem has had to overcome throughout his life, he's the perfect person to help you do the same.Akeem went on to become a Division I Track and Field All-American. Through perseverance, a resilient mindset and a stubborn attitude to succeed, Akeem has become a 2x Olympian (2012 & 2016), helping Canada bring home an Olympic Bronze Medal at the Rio Olympic Games.
This is Part 2 of the Marti Malloy Interview. An in depth discussion on Ne-waza and the art of transition. She will answer some fan submitted questions about everything from keeping in shape during covid and her new skateboard. Marti tells the her story about the matside call at Olympics when her coach Jimmy Pedro called out the move just seconds before she applied the Ko Uchi Gari that secured her Olympic Bronze Medal. She talks about World Judo Champion Aiko Sato from Japan who came to San Jose State University to a training partner before the 2013 World Championships. There will talk of education and the importance of preparing our youth to be ready for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Marti discusses her love for teaching judo and how fulfilling it is to guide and motivate Kids around the country! https://www.judocast.com/https://www.cjjudo.com/http://www.martimalloy.com/
Akeem Haynes is a published author, motivational speaker, 2x Olympian. Born in Savlamar, Jamaica, Akeem didn't have much of an advantage from the beginning. With limited options and tragic events happening early in life, he moved to Canada with his mother seeking a better life. However, they fell into tough times, and struggled to find stability, moving many different times in a short period of time. Through perseverance, a resilient mindset and a stubborn attitude to succeed, Akeem has become a 2x Olympian (2012 & 2016), helping Canada bring home an Olympic Bronze Medal at the Rio Olympic Games. With an intriguing story and captivating delivery, Akeem takes you through the high's and low's and shows you what a resilient mindset can achieve. 3 Black Boss Values Hard work beats talent if you get comfortable with talent Be intentional and be mindful in business If you have something in your heart (passion, desire, calling), do it. Sponsors Black Boss Club Black Boss Shop Shownotes **Click the timestamp to jump directly to that point in the episode. [2:41] Where did wanting to be great come from? Moving from Jamaica to Canada - for a better life The moment you set yourself up to do something, life is going to test that will 13 years old - became homeless, go to class and school and acted like nothing happen Realized if anything were to happen in my life, I would have to make the change [8:34] The moment Akeem realized that sports is his way out Went to the football tryout for food, then built a relationship with coach, he set him up with cleats Stay committed to the sport, what else could happen if I stay committed to it [14:06] Black Boss Valuable Minute Kevin shares how you can become a member of the Black Boss Club AND also how you can save 10% off your first purchase at the Black Boss Store. [15:52] How Akeem's football coach became his lifelong mentor Power in your words “after you make this team, i'm going to come” to the olympics [23:48] Hard work vs. talent Hard work is engrained in all of us, you can't forget to do it You can get comfortable with talent, everything you take for granted it can be taken away from you Akeem never took a break, always strived for better [30:57] Akeem's life post athletics People would say “your good at motivating people, you're great with your words” Knew God gave him a gift of words Watch great speakers and didn't want his flow to sound like their flow, didn't want to lose his individuality, would practice in mirror Akeem went to schools and speak to students (4 years of no pay) Firm believer “ just because an opportunity is there doesn't mean you're ready to seize it” [38:13] Self Development - learning from the best Had to learn what type of speaker he was “What gives you the right to speak about what you speak about?” “What is it that you lived? And what can you talk about in your sleep?” [42:43] Akeem's next step - making money and valuing self Harder in Canada, they don't invest in personal development as much He goes into each speaking engagement thinking, give them a reason to have the guy back He found his price by asking other people were charging, and valued his accomplishments and accolades accordingly [48:47] How did you get your first corporate gig? Word of mouth Akeem worked with schools and provided curriculums for them to implement [57:39] Be intentional and be mindful in your business If you can't eat, than you can't feed or help others Add the right value to the business Learned the business structure [59:23] Process to writing a book Dedicate a certain amount of time to writing a day Develop a rhythm as we are creatures of habit Everyone has a book in them Write whenever you can Make sure your voice is in your work Write, get an editor Self-published, invested in own marketing Reach out to local publishing companies [1:07:04] Bet On You If you have something in your heart, do it Resources Love, Life & Legacy by Akeem Haynes CreateSpace - https://www.createspace.com/ - self publishing tool for up and coming authors Connect with Akeem Haynes Instagram - underdogakh Website - akeeminspires.com
What makes a player/coach partnership successful? Lisa Raymond and Allie Kiick unlock some of what makes their connection so strong on and off the court!Between the two of them, they have 11 Grand Slam titles, an Olympic Bronze Medal, 2 NCAA Singles Titles and almost 100 doubles titles, including one they won together! One retired in 2015, while the other began her career in 2015. Lisa Raymond and Allie Kiick joined forces in 2019 and quickly found chemistry on and off the court. You will quickly understand that both of these ladies walk to their own beat and have fun while doing so! From Allie's Bootcamp training, to spending the offseason on the slopes, to dealing with the harsh mental side of this sport -- both of these amazing players bring a unique perspective and compliment each other in all areas of their lives.Follow Allie: https://www.instagram.com/alliekiick/ Follow Lisa: https://www.instagram.com/lisamraymond Questions?! Ask us: podcast@tennis-warehouse.com Happy Hitting
Lincoln McIlravy is one of the most accomplished American wrestlers of all time, winning 3 NCAA titles for the Iowa Hawkeyes, and earning an Olympic Bronze Medal.
In the water polo community, Mel and Bec Rippon hardly need an introduction. The sisters from Sydney have together been to 5 Olympics and share an Olympic Bronze Medal from Beijing in 2008. While both sisters have since hung up the swimmers (except for a few sneaky Beach Water Polo Fours appearances), Mel and Bec weren't ready to say goodbye to water polo, both becoming extremely successful coaches in the water polo community. Bec is now the NSWIS Head Coach and Aussie Stingers Assistant Coach, while Mel coaches the ACU Cronulla Sharks Women's National League Team. While you would expect two high achieving siblings to have a crazily competitive upbringing, Mel and Bec have both supported one another throughout each stage of their careers and only been excited for one another. With their step-sister Kate Gynther, it wouldn't be hard to argue that these sisters would have one of the best family Fours team in Australian Water Polo. In this episode, Mel and Bec talk about their upbringing, sibling non-rivalry, parental support and the rise of women stepping into coaching positions._________________________CHECK THIS STUFF OUTTreading Water Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/265479804332662/Instagram: www.instagram.com/beachwaterpolofoursFacebook: www.facebook.com/beachwaterpolofours
What does it take to be an elite athlete? How can you set records in multiple disciplines of running? In today's episode Deena Kastor shares the story of her running career and how it changed her thinking, leading her to victory. Deena holds the American record for the marathon and half marathon distances. She also won bronze in the 2004 Athens Olympics. In the episode we talk about running, family, the power of team, overcoming disappointment, finding identity, and flow.'Many people describe flow as effortless. But a race was always an effort. Flow, to me, was the absence of resistance, when you push into a pace and find nothing in the way of your pursuit. It's movement in its most freeing form.' - Deena KastorLinksBook: Let Your Mind Run: A memoir of thinking my way to victory by Deena Kastor and Michelle HamiltonWebsite: https://deenakastor.com/Recommended ReadingArt of LearningThe Happiness AdvantageBig PotentialAbout Deena KastorWith a record-breaking running resume that elevates and evolves at the same speed as her insatiable pursuit of excellence, Deena Kastor is one of the world’s most extraordinary female athletes. Deena’s career is earmarked by her groundbreaking 2004 Olympic Bronze Medal in the marathon in Athens, Greece, which shattered a 20-year medal draught for U.S. women in the event. Yet, the accomplishments of the 3-time Olympian certainly don’t stop there. Deena is currently the American Record Holder in the marathon (2:19:36) and half marathon (1:07:34) yet has held American records in a distances from 5K to the marathon. She has made 19 U.S. Teams, won 18 U.S. titles and earned two Silver Medals at the World Cross-Country Championships. She is also an 8-Time NCAA All-American. Deena’s win at the 2005 Chicago Marathon was highlighted in the inspiring documentary, Spirit of the Marathon. Deena followed that momentum to win the 2006 London marathon which ranked her #1 in the world that year. In 2014 Deena set 5 world masters records in one race during the Philadelphia Rock ‘n’ Roll Half-Marathon. Deena believes in a balance of life and strives to always be grateful and give back to her community. She is the president of the ASICS Mammoth Track Club, a local running club with recreational members as well as professionals seeking Olympic berths. She is a motivational speaker for corporations, clubs and races. She is currently the Executive Producer of BOSTON, the marathon documentary, because she knows it will inspire runners and also attract people to the sport she loves. Deena has called the town of Mammoth Lakes, CA home for the last 14 years where the altitude of 8,050 feet and simple mountain lifestyle have enhanced her running and allowed all aspects of her life to thrive. When not training with her Asics Mammoth Track Club Teammates, Deena enjoys spending quality time with her family (husband Andrew, daughter Piper and French Mastiff Zita), painting with girlfriends and cooking gourmet dinners for guests at her home. Deena has a reputation for bringing her very best self to the starting line while simultaneously inspiring excellence in everyone around her.
F-Stop Collaborate and Listen - A Landscape Photography Podcast
Welcome to Episode 101 of the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen podcast with Brent Hayden!Originally from Mission BC, Brent spent 17 years living in Vancouver before he and his wife settled in New Westminster in the summer of 2017. Since he was a child, Brent was just doing the things he fell in love with: swimming and photography. During his 10 year international career, which includes 3 Olympic Games, an Olympic Bronze Medal (2012) and a World Championship Gold Medal (2007), Brent quietly pursued his photography passion in his spare time. After retiring from swimming, Brent has taken on photography and entrepreneurism as a way to re-invent himself after years of training as a world-class athlete. To celebrate the launch of episode 100, we have collaborated with some of our guests to offer discounts of their tutorials and products to new and existing Patrons of the podcast over on Patreon. From March 20 through April 30, 2019, new and existing patrons will receive the following discounts: 1. 20% off Alex Noriega processing tutorial videos 2. 20% off Michael Shainblum processing tutorial videos 3. 20% off Eric Bennett instructional videos 4. 20% off Joshua Cripps Photography tutorials 5. 20% off Sarah Marino & Ron Coscorossa Nature Photo Guides e-books 6. 20% off Colleen Miniuk-Sperry’s books and eBooks We covered some fun topics this week, including: 1. How photography helped Brent win an Olympic medal. 2. Photography and mental health. 3. The benefits of photographing using film instead of digital. 4. Entrepreneurism. 5. Minimalism. Please consider supporting the podcast on Patreon! There's a ton of bonus content over there for subscribers! Your support is critical - it helps with production costs and to improve the podcast over time. Thanks! Even $1 / mo helps a lot! We are growing closer to our goal of getting to $1,000/mo in support, at which point I will create an award to be given to a photographer that is a champion of conservation. Help us get there! This week on Patreon, Brent and I talked about how to learn from our failures and how that informs creativity. To learn more about Brent, check him out: Website. Instagram. Here is the photographer that Brent recommended for the podcast: 1. Michael LevinSome examples of Brent's photography can be seen on my blog. I love hearing from the podcast listeners! Reach out to me via Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter if you'd like to be on the podcast or if you have an idea of a topic we can talk about. You can also join the conversation on our Facebook Group! We've also started an Instagram page and a Facebook page for the podcast, where we'll be sharing updates as we go! I want to re-introduce you to one of the podcast's patrons - Anton Averin. He created an amazing luminosity masking panel called Arc Panel. Arc Panel focuses on simplicity and speed. I tried it myself and I found ARCPanel to be the fastest and most intuitive panel out there. ARC Panel provides 16-bit luminosity and saturation masks for lights, darks, midtones and zones, with options to refine and apply them to any kind of adjustment layer. The panel can also perform complex luminosity masking techniques including Frequency Separation, Orton Effect and Dodge/Burn. Anton just released a version 2.0, which has speed improvements and an awesome new feature – color masks with full selection control. Take your editing to the next level with his great panel. You can try it for free on https://arcpanel.averin.photo As a reminder, you can also support the podcast by shopping at B+H for your photography gear using our Affiliate Link.
COACH JENNY - EPISODE 40 - Let Your Mind Run with Deena Kastor Deena Kastor is one of the world's most extraordinary female athletes. Her career is earmarked by her groundbreaking 2004 Olympic Bronze Medal in the marathon in Athens, Greece, which shattered a 20-year medal draught for U.S. women in the event. Yet, her accomplishments don't stop there. Deena is currently the American Record Holder in the marathon (2:19:36) and half marathon (1:07:34) and has held American records in a distances from 5K to the marathon. Deena's win at the 2005 Chicago Marathon was highlighted in the inspiring documentary, Spirit of the Marathon. Deena followed that momentum to win the 2006 London marathon which ranked her #1 in the world that year. In 2014 Deena set 5 world masters records in one race during the Philadelphia Rock ‘n' Roll Half-Marathon. Deena has a reputation for bringing her very best self to the starting line while simultaneously inspiring excellence in everyone around her. She did just that with her new book, Let Your Mind Run, A Memoir of Thinking My Way to Victory. You can't help but shift your thoughts to the positive when reading her book. TIMELINE HIGHLIGHTS: 1:46 WRITING ‘LET YOUR MIND RUN' 8:16 PERSEVERANCE WHEN TEMPTED TO QUIT 13:24 HAVING PATIENCE WITH OUR DEVELOPMENT 14:43 STARTING A MINDFULNESS PRACTICE 20:29 EXCEDING EXPECTATIONS 21:42 RESPONDING TO FEAR WITH COURAGE 23:27 HOW MARATHON RUNNING TEACHES US TO DEAL WITH FEAR 25:29 THE ROLE VISUALIZATION CAN PLAY FOR RUNNERS 28:47 THOUGHTS WHILE RACING IN THE 2004 OLYMPICS 34:07 LEARNING FROM OUR INJURIES 40:42 NAVIGATING THE CHALLENGES OF PARENTHOOD KEY TAKEAWAYS: The principles that make us better athletes also makes us better human beings. The importance of being critical without being judgmental. Shift from the negative to the positive whenever possible. There's a difference between being fit and being healthy. Meet your fears with courage. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Let Your Mind Run: A Memoir of Thinking My Way to Victory GUEST BIOGRAPHY: DEENA KASTOR I have been running since I was 11 years old and have learned over the years that there is no greater influence on success than the power of optimism. When we are positive, we master our physical potential. The power of our own thinking can open doors and elevate our performances. With optimism I have been able to pursue every goal, win medals, earn American and world records, but more importantly, I've been able to be resilient in the face of injury and falling short. Optimists are dreamers, believers and solution seekers. I believe that these lessons are universal and not running exclusive. Connect With Deena Kastor Online: Official Website - Facebook - Twitter - Instagram
In the latest edition of my podcast "Think.Do.Lead.", I had the honor of speaking with a legend of the Olympic movement, Anita DeFrantz, Connecticut College '74. DeFrantz has made her mark as an athlete and an activist. She won a bronze medal in the 1976 Summer Olympics for rowing and was the first woman to represent the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in the United States when she was elected in 1986. With the Winter Olympics coming to a close, she was the perfect guest for this episode of “Think.Do.Lead.” For more information on "Think.Do.Lead." and Connecticut College President Katherine Bergeron click here.
Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews mental game coach Patrick Cohn, Ph.D. and Wendy Bruce Martin, a former gymnast and 1992 Olympic Bronze Medal winner about how, as a teen, she dealt with others' jealousy of her success. Now a sports mom, Wendy also tells how she deals with others' jealousy of her own talented sports kids, who are also gymnasts.
Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews mental game coach Patrick Cohn, Ph.D. and Wendy Bruce Martin, a former gymnast and 1992 Olympic Bronze Medal winner about how, as a teen, she dealt with others' jealousy of her success. Now a sports mom, Wendy also tells how she deals with others' jealousy of her own talented sports kids, who are also gymnasts.
Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews mental game coach Patrick Cohn, Ph.D. and Wendy Bruce Martin, a former gymnast and 1992 Olympic Bronze Medal winner about how, as a teen, she dealt with others' jealousy of her success. Now a sports mom, Wendy also tells how she deals with others' jealousy of her own talented sports kids, who are also gymnasts.
Ultimate Sports Parent Radio interviews mental game coach Patrick Cohn, Ph.D. and Wendy Bruce Martin, a former gymnast and 1992 Olympic Bronze Medal winner about how, as a teen, she dealt with others' jealousy of her success. Now a sports mom, Wendy also tells how she deals with others' jealousy of her own talented sports kids, who are also gymnasts.
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