Podcasts about olympics team

Join us as we talk through Le Vasa coming to #4DaysOfAloha in July, remembering when FestPAC was in American Samoa, the uproar over Caitlin Clark not being selected for the US Women's Olympic basketball team, the Boston Celtics going up 2-0 in the NBA Finals as well as our shoutouts to Alissa Pili for signing as a Nike N7 athlete and the Dads for Father's Day.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima talk about the Cleveland Guardians' two-out-of-three victories over the Miami Marlins over the weekend, along with Caitlin Clark being left off Team USA's women's basketball roster for the Paris Olympics.

- Houston Astros continue to struggle  - Caitlin clark doesn't get put on olympic team - How can the astros turn things around? - John and Lance talk PGA vs LIV

Former Iowa Star and Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark was left off of the women's basketball roster for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Was she snubbed? Stefan and Tyler discuss...

In the third hour, Sam and Greg ask if Caitlin Clark should be on the Women's Olympics Team? In the NBA, the Celtics won game one of the NBA Finals but just how good was Porzingis in his return? And on Casting Call, Greg has info on P-Valley and more.

On this episode, Ragnar speaks with Katja Tuomainen, Team Manager and Kari Julin, Team Captain to delve into their triumphant journey at the Culinary Olympics in Stuttgart, where they led the Culinary Team of Finland to its first victory. Kari and Katja share insights on their meticulous preparation, the challenges faced, and the strategies behind their winning dishes, which showcased the best of Finnish ingredients. Discover how teamwork, innovation, and a deep connection to their culinary roots brought them to the top. World on a Plate is supported by Nestlé Professional and Electrolux Food Foundation.

Well they may have claimed Phar Lap, but New Zealand now has one back over the Aussies in the form of Georgia-Rose Brown. The Australian-born artistic gymnast was today named in the New Zealand Olympic team today for Paris 2024, after officially switching allegiances to Aotearoa in January. Sports reporter Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen.

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Olympic road cyclist Coryn Labecki joins us to answer one of our burning questions: How does a road cycling peloton work? Coryn's got answers--and why being short is a useful quality in a race. Plus, remember that wild race at Tokyo 2020 where Dutch favorite Annemiek van Vleuten thought she had won the gold--until she realized she hadn't? Coryn was in that second breakaway group and saw it all go down. She shares the full story with us! Check out Coryn's website, and follow her on Facebook, YouTube, Insta, X, and Strava! Paris 2024 has announced yet another first for the Olympics: Team relays within the torch relay that will showcase Olympic and para sport, as well as the support systems around the Paralympic movement. The IOC is also hoping for more gender equity at Paris, asking National Olympic Committees to have two flagbearers (male and female), as well as more women in coaching roles. How possible is that? If you haven't listened to our episode with Dr. Michele K. Donnelly, that'll help explain why this is a tough ask.  What's the status of venue construction? A little behind? Or right on time? We've also got a little news from TKFLASTANIs Connor Fields, Annika Malacinski, and Sean Colahan. For a transcript of this episode, please visit http://flamealivepod.com. Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!   ***  Keep the Flame Alive: The Podcast for Fans of the Olympics and Paralympics with hosts Jill Jaracz & Alison Brown   Support the show: http://flamealivepod.com/support Bookshop.org store: https://bookshop.org/shop/flamealivepod   Hang out with us online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flamealivepod Insta: http://www.instagram.com/flamealivepod Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/flamealivepod Facebook Group: hhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/flamealivepod Newsletter: Sign up at http://flamealivepod.com VM/Text: (208) FLAME-IT / (208) 352-6348    

The basketball fellas are back. Tune in and hear us talk about the Kings' current log jam at the center position. Also, is Team USA going to win FIBA? Lastly, who will be playing on the Olympic team next year?Contact The BAM Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook, and YouTube! Shoot us an email if you have any questions: thebampod1@gmail.com Find us on all podcast streaming platforms here!

The basketball fellas are back. Tune in and hear us talk about the Kings' current log jam at the center position. Also, is Team USA going to win FIBA? Lastly, who will be playing on the Olympic team next year?Contact The BAM Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok, Facebook, and YouTube! Shoot us an email if you have any questions: thebampod1@gmail.com Find us on all podcast streaming platforms here!

High fives for athletes and medal winners coming home after the Special Olympics in Berlin. We speak with the proud dad of powerlifter Daniel Moores - who is bringing home four new medals. (Todd O'Brien with Len Moores)

Reporter Henry McKean is in Berlin this week, supporting Ireland at the Special Olympics. He joined Ian on the line this morning, to give him the rundown on all the action from the 73 Irish athletes, including Team Ireland's football team, who started with an impressive 13-0 victory over Switzerland.

A 39 strong New Zealand team leaves for the Special Olypmics World Games in Berlin today, where over 7000 athletes across 26 sports will compete across nine days of competition. Organisers lay claim to the Games being the third biggest multi-sport event in the world and started in 1968, for people with an intellectual disability. Sports editor Stephen Hewson reports.

Byron Robinson - 2016 U.S. Olympics Team - CEO of Robinson X Holdings - Parent company of Robinson & Co Banking and Robinson Asset Management  Go to www.thejasoncavnessexperience.com for the full episode and other episodes of The Jason Cavness Experience on your favorite platforms. CavnessHR - CavnessHR delivers HR companies with 49 or fewer people with our HR platform and by providing you access to your own HRBP. www.CavnessHR.com Byron's Bio Byron Robinson is a renowned business magnate and major boutique player in the financial services industry, with a diverse background in finance, sports, and real estate. Before entering the business world, Byron was a world-class athlete, competing in the Olympic Games in the 400m hurdles. Today, Byron is the CEO of a holding company that houses both the investment bank Robinson & Co Banking and the asset management firm Robinson Asset Management Other interests include Physical fitness Chess The arts He has received numerous awards and honors, and has been featured in prominent media outlets for his success in business and his commitment to excellence.  We talk about the following among a few other subjects The recent bank failures Sacrificing everything for your dream Being a U.S. Olympic athlete Robinson & Co Banking and Robinson X Holdings Entrepreneurship Byron's Social Media Byron's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/byron-robinson-oly/ Byron's Instagram: therealbswagg Byron's Twitter: @therealbswagg Byron's Email: byron@robinsonandcobanking.com Byron's Advice I would tell someone, especially younger people. Just double down on something and don't give up. It just sounds basic, right? But you need to really double down on what it is, whoever it is, and double down on what it is you want to do and not give up.

Savannah's Charlie Phillips preparing for Special Olympics Team USA powerlifting trials.

As the Olympic Winter Games of Beijing conclude, NBC put its efforts in perspective as it completed a second Olympics during the COVID-19 pandemic with teams in China and Stamford, Connecticut at NBC Sports Group's headquarters. NBC Olympics Executive Producer and President Molly Solomon breaks down the people, feeds, and miles it took to present nearly 3,000 hours of television. Host Mike Tirico explains the importance of his presence at the Opening Ceremony and describes living in the Beijing Bubble. NBC Sports Group Chairman Pete Bevacqua says the lack of fans in the grandstands has impacted live television across all sports. He also looks forward to the next three Olympic Games in France, Italy, and the United States while noting how the Tokyo and Beijing have dominated the media landscape, comparing ratings to that of Sunday Night Football, primetime TV's No. 1 show for 11 consecutive years.

This weeks show subjects; Women Are Sharing Their Go-To Life Hacks Every Woman Should Know, And we add to them. The Olympics parade of countries order is always alphabetical so we explain why this years parade seemed random when it really wasn't. Funguy The Entertainer has a Valentines themed positive message of the day. Steve [...] The post #422 – Life Hacks – Olympics Team Order – Moon Motorcycle – New Batmobile – S3XY Tesla – Finfluencer appeared first on What Happened.

In this episode of In The Loop, Niamh and Yogeeta recap the Team Event at the Beijing 2022 Olympics. Icon, Header, and Graphics by Gabb Audio Production by Evie Produced by the In The Loop Team Merch now available! https://www.redbubble.com/people/InTheLoPodcast Website: https://www.inthelopodcast.com Ko-fi: http://ko-fi.com/inthelopodcast Contact: https://www.inthelopodcast.com/contact Twitter: https://twitter.com/InTheLoPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inthelopodcast

The final day of the Olympic team event had its share of ups and downs, and we discuss some scary moments in pairs and why having a level 4 death spiral with good GOE can be so important to your overall placement and score, whether we'll see teams struggle or rise to the occasion after some exciting and disappointing results in dance, and hope that the young women competing under so much pressure at this Olympics have a team surrounding them to put everything into perspective, especially if things go awry.

The 2022 Winter Olympics are in full swing! There may not be fans in the seats but Tik Tok is bringing a behind the scenes view for many of the athletes!  Debbie Worthen, KSL 5 TV  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Day two of the Olympic team event saw the field narrowed down to just five countries who will try to win the first figure skating medal of the 2022 Games! We discuss the women's short programs with the most impact on their countries placements in the event, a heartbreaking tie-breaker scenario for the final team to make the free skate, and the really rough turn around time for the men competing this Olympics, and why the team event should really be last rather than first.

We can't believe it is already here, but we are already diving into the 2022 Olympic Winter Games, starting off with day one of the team event. We discuss COVID complicating qualification for the free, why getting a first outing before the individual event could be a good thing or a bad thing for these skaters, and the likelihood of an intense battle for the top spot in the team event.

China's capital Beijing is poised and ready for the launch of the 24th Winter Olympics tomorrow. Two-hundred-and-fifty people have tested positive on arrival in China, but so far that's within the limits expected and is considered manageable. New Zealand chef de Mission Marty Toomey is being reported in the New Zealand Herald confirming a number of New Zealand athletes have returned positive results. For more on Covid-19 testing Beijing correspondent Patrick Fok spoke with producer Karen Brown. New Zealand chef de Mission Marty Toomey is quoted as saying the New Zealanders who tested positive may well be shedding viral load after having earlier recovered from having the virus.

Mike and Aydian in conversation with Team USA Athlete Chris Mosier discussing: - Athlete Sponsorships - Being an out transgender athlete - Masculinity in mens' spaces - How children perceive and learn from adults' masculinity

Hey Identifier, While I don't support the #olympics this year and will not be watching because we are willing to watch people die for money I will not support #Sha'CarriRichardson #USAOlympics Leave us a Voice Mail or Support https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/message https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/support Sub to the channel here https://www.twitch.tv/theidentitybooth Donate https://streamlabs.com/projecteto/tip The Goal: Try to Identify with you as you try to Identify with me. Find Heero here: https://linktr.ee/the_identity_Booth Find Eric here: https://www.instagram.com/etfactz/?hl=en Take Care --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-identity-booth/support

Welcome to the Thirty-Fourth Episode of The Bounce Podcast with your cohosts, Jabari Anderson & Loreal Cartier as we discussed the 2021 NBA Free Agency Week 2. Based on this season's free agency, which team are you most looking forward to seeing next season? (00:56). LeBron James clap back at critics on the new look Lakers on Twitter and then deletes the tweets. Does he have a point based on what he said? (09:12). With the 2020 Tokyo Olympics now over, what was your favorite moment from this year's games? (17:56). Team USA Men's Basketball Team won the Gold Medal against France 87-82 Final. Did people spoke too soon on their concerns on Team USA Men's Basketball Team? (24:08). Dak Prescott injured his shoulder in training camp. Should the Dallas Cowboys regret paying Dak Prescott a max deal as he is has a shoulder injury? (33:55). 2021 NFL Hall of Fame were announced this week. Is it now easy for players to get in the Hall of Fame? (42:14). Josh Allen signed a huge contract extension with Buffalo. What does this mean for the Bills in the AFC? (50:03). Stay Tuned for The Bounce Podcast.

This week a Patreon prize announcement for the 1000 subscriber mark, a shoe chair and sheet set!! Bryan discusses the Olympics team LGBTQ's many accomplishments, as well as speaking on Japan's lack of LGBTQ legal protections that violate an olympic charter. Erin touches on a new study that shows that people who support a ban on porn tend to hold more sexist views about women, and Texas is trying to make abortion illegal. All this plus burning bridges, ET, the #1 disease in tennis and Bryans evangelical groupers!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mental Health In Sports: How To Be Mentally Healthy and Happy - Episode 12 - 1st Solo Ep We have 11 episodes released and I thought it time that we have a little chat about something important. I had been wanting to do a solo episode eventually but with everything going on in the world of sports around Mental Health it felt like this was the perfect timing to do it. As a mental performance coach I work with athletes regularly and they share their struggles with confidence and feeling like they aren't measuring up. But there are also moments where they share about their anxiety and more serious challenges as it pertains to their mental health. Then you see athletes like Naomi Osaka being so transparent as well as the big news about Simone Biles and you realize how much this isn't talked about enough. In this episode we use the recent events of Simone Biles pulling out of the 2020(1) Olympics Team competition in gymnastics and Osaka's recent admissions around mental health to talk about how we can be more sensitive and what are some tools to be a support in these situations. There is also advice to parents, families, and coaches of athletes. I also mention other resources and initiatives that are being formed and available as a result of the greater focus and acceptance of being able to talk about mental health. As a society we can do more to support those in need and learn not to make light of someone's challenges just because it doesn't look like we think it should. Mental health is called the invisible Injury because it looks different on everyone. Please reach out to someone if you are struggling and let me know what you found valuable about this conversation. Two resorces mentioned in the episode: https://thelovelandfoundation.org this is for women of color needing mental health support that looks like them. https://www.theconfessproject.com/ This is the initiative to train barbers to be the first line of defense for mental health so check this out to find out more info and to support. Thank you for watching and please send me a DM with your thoughts of this weeks episode: https://instagram.com/bryndrescher

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Dakota Family Service Therapist Christy Wilkie joins Amy & JJ the last Tuesday of every month at 1:10pm. In this episode: a discussion on the pressure of sports and Simone Biles decision to step away from the Olympic team final.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 2: Max Scherzer to Boston?; Michael Kay Show hates the mean Sox fans, WEEI hosts; Simone Biles withdraws from Olympics Team Final 7-27-21 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We review the first couple days of competition (women's football and softball), and provide a list of athletes who could be surprise medalists for Team Canada at Tokyo 2020.

Close to the podium in Rio in 2016, we feature Team Canada

We feature the second half of our countdown of Team Canada

We feature the first half of our countdown of Team Canada debut summer Olympians to watch for in Tokyo 2020.

Athlete Ellie Beer was hard at work at a Gold Coast fish and chip shop when she found out she had made her first Olympics team – but it wasn't an official who let her know. At 18, Beer is the youngest member of the team

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In this episode of a Good Hockey Podcast Cal and Chuck put on their verkställande direktör hats and set their best lineup for the 2022 Olympics Team Sweden. Sweden has some top end guys but they're missing that same top end in the bottom of their lineup. Canada and USA are both better rosters on paper.

Gail Miller, Olympian and Managing Director at Goldstone Property Pales, recalls her run at the 2000 Olympics, competing in the first women's polo team. It was a difficult process, campaigning to be included, but they emerged victorious. Miller shared the grueling training process necessary for her and her team to compete and eventually win the 2000 Olympics gold medal for women's polo. Through this, she developed a keen sense of teamwork and an understanding of the importance of team dynamics. Listen as she relates her knowledge in sports to the competitive field of sales. Sports are similar in that to achieve success; a managing director like herself must work to create a tight team that works together towards a common goal. Show Topics: History of women's polo team 2000 Olympics Campaign for equal rights in Olympics '99 World Cup Transition of women's polo from an amateur to professional Training for Olympics Team philosophy Team dynamics Addressing issues within the team Developing the skill of understanding constructive feedback Communicating with different team members  

Cal and Chuck add on to the 2022 Winter Olympic Hockey team predictions for each country. Following Team Canada with Team USA.

In this episode Cal and Chuck catch up on the Leafs, the Wild West Division, and the OVI-WATCH. The boys also start the 2022 Winter Olympic Hockey team predictions by picking their lineups for Team Canada's 2022 olympic hockey team.

Today's episode we had the pleasure of having former Australian wrestler, Ali Abdo, as a guest. Having represented Australia at 3 olympics and now a full time osteopath, we discuss his past & current endeavours. It was a lovely chat with an even lovelier human being   ENJOOYYYY!   P.S Be sure to check out his personal and business accounts:   @aliabdowrestler @avesenna_osteopathy _______________________________   https://linktr.ee/FairDinkum   Remember to follow us at @fairdinkumau on all social media platforms to keep up to date with our content and future episodes! 

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Red Bull is offering up grants to Houston artists.....and with the Special Olympics pretty much cancelled this year - Texas' largest Special Olympics Team in Katy has been using their time to give back

In this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez, and Victor Anderson react to the news of the 2020 Softball Olympics being postponed until 2021. Eric talks with US Olympic team member Ally Carda. Carda reacts to the story and shares her journey thus far, including her years at UCLA. Carda breaks down what the key to being a successful two-way player and what it is like to have Cat Osterman, Monica Abbott, and Rachel Garcia as teammates. Also, in this episode, we do a Throwback Thursday interview with Monica Abbott when the US Olympic team was announced in October.

In this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez, and Victor Anderson react to the news of the 2020 Softball Olympics being postponed until 2021. Eric talks with US Olympic team member Ally Carda. Carda reacts to the story and shares her journey thus far, including her years at UCLA. Carda breaks down what the key to being a successful two-way player and what it is like to have Cat Osterman, Monica Abbott, and Rachel Garcia as teammates. Also, in this episode, we do a Throwback Thursday interview with Monica Abbott when the US Olympic team was announced in October.

In this episode, I’m really excited to have as my guest, Dr Jeff Spencer, also known as the Cornerman. Jeff has had a full life. At the age of 11, he made a commitment to join the 1972 Olympics Team as a cyclist. Against all odds, that dream became a reality. Later, after earning a master’s degree in sports science, Later, Jeff resolved to spend the rest of his life showing others where they were on their path, what was coming next and the smoothest path forward to reach their bigger future & best legacy. Today Jeff is a Champion Maker with clients from golfer Tiger Woods to Rockband U2, Bulletproof to Nike. He teaches his clients his road map experience – how to achieve your goals. In our discussion, Jeff and I talked about: His Champions Mindset that begins with making your ultimate outcome part of your identity The steps to achieving your goal and the importance of preparation and trust in both the process and in yourself What he's learned from raising his very special daughter Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts

WELCOME TO TAKE 2 RADIO SOAPS IN REVIEW! This show is on the 2nd & 4th THURSDAY of the month at 7PM EASTERN TIME!   EPISODE 102: Take 2 Radio Soaps in Review: Thursday, Jan. 23rd at 7pm eastern  ***SPECIAL SHOW - Special Guest - Actor, stuntman, motivational speaker & success coach, Real Andrews returns! Join us as we discuss his return to General Hospital as Detective MarcusTaggert, upcoming projects, and more! After the interview we will discuss/recap #BoldandBeautiful #YR #GH #Days  About Real Andrews:  Réal Andrews is a Husband, Father, Motivational Speaker and Success Coach. Réal attacked the elements of Hawaii and can proudly say he is a 2X'S Hawaii Ironman Finisher As a kid his 1st dream was to make the 84 Olympics as a sprinter. He Trained for the 1984 Olympics Team as a Sprinter until he had a hamstring injury which ended that dream and he quickly started pursuing his new passion of acting. His acting career started when he combined his athleticism and acting talents and became a stuntman in Canada. Réal is also known as Detective Taggert from General Hospital, Agent Trumbull from All My Children, Hal Michaels from Days of Our Lives, and Dr. Keith Campbell from The Bay the series.  Follow on twitter @take2radio @T2RSoapsReview @Take2RadioCrew @BarefootBlonde5 @Candypooh @Anthony31C

WELCOME TO TAKE 2 RADIO SOAPS IN REVIEW! This show is on the 2nd & 4th THURSDAY of the month at 7PM EASTERN TIME!   EPISODE 95: Take 2 Radio Soaps in Review: Thursday, Sept. 26th at 7pm eastern  ***SPECIAL SHOW - Special Guest - Actor, stuntman, motivational speaker & success coach, Real Andrews! Join us as we discuss his career, upcoming projects, and more! After the interview we will discuss/recap #BoldandBeautiful #YR #GH #Days  About Real Andrews:  Réal Andrews is a Husband, Father, Motivational Speaker and Success Coach. Réal attacked the elements of Hawaii and can proudly say he is a 2X'S Hawaii Ironman Finisher As a kid his 1st dream was to make the 84 Olympics as a sprinter. He Trained for the 1984 Olympics Team as a Sprinter until he had a hamstring injury which ended that dream and he quickly started pursuing his new passion of acting. His acting career started when he combined his athleticism and acting talents and became a stuntman in Canada. Réal is also known as Detective Taggert from General Hospital, Agent Trumbull from All My Children, Hal Michaels from Days of Our Lives, and Dr. Keith Campbell from The Bay the series.  Follow on twitter @take2radio @T2RSoapsReview @Take2RadioCrew @BarefootBlonde5 @Candypooh @Anthony31C

A bit about Jeff: Dr Jeff Spencer has had a full life.  At the age of 11, he made a commitment to join the 1972 Olympics Team as a cyclist.  Against all odds, that dream became a reality.  Later, after earning a master’s degree in sports science, Dr Spencer became a chiropractor. At the age of 43 after discovering that his genius father, who was last seen 30 years earlier, died homeless on the streets of NYC, Jeff resolved to spend the rest of his life showing others where they were on their path, what was coming next and the smoothest path forward to reach their bigger future & best legacy. Today Dr Jeff Spencer is a Champion Maker with clients from Tiger Woods to U2, Bulletproof to Nike.  He teaches clients his road map experience – how to achieve your goals. SHOW IN BRIEF Dr Jeff Spencer talks about his childhood - the Olympics, becoming a glass blower and world renowned chiropractor until today, where he is a ‘champion maker’ with high powered clients, helping them achieve their goals and stay on track. He talks about having a genius father who died homeless because he didn’t have a person to show him how to get to his goals. Jeff discusses the benefits of having a “Cornerman” in your life – the person who has a rounded view of life, experiences and ambition. Jeff opens up about the life-changing experience of raising his adopted daughter from Columbia. How everything you say matters to children.  Just positive thinking isn’t enough without the skill set to get you to where you want to be. Champions Blueprint – the path and steps that need to be taken to achieve your goal in life.   TIME CODE 01:40 Nick welcomes Jeff to the show. 02:10 Nick asks Jeff about his background – growing up in Southern California.  Becoming an Olympian, learning art of glassblowing to achieving a chiropractic degree and becoming international sports chiropractor. He is motivated by asking himself “How far can I go in this area”.   06:24 Nick asks Jeff “what do you today” – what is it that he is known for. 07:28 Dr Jeff Spencer discusses a typical day in an athletes life – mentally as well as physically. 12:08 Nick asks why high performers and over achievers like Tiger Woods get off track and what they need to do to get back on the right path. 13:44 People don’t change as much physically as they do mentally and emotionally.  14:45 Dr Spencer talks about his father dying on the streets – lack of road map, path in life.  People don’t know how to get to where they want to go. 16:05 How do we achieve our goals consistently, repeatedly and achievably? 16:25 What is a “Cornerman”?  Three types of advisers – coach, mentor and Cornerman And how a cornerman is a more rounded person in life 20:14 Nick asks Jeff about the experience of raising his adopted daughter from Columbia. You have to make your life worth something. 26:22 Jeff discusses when you’re called up for something – you need to show up. 26:50 Nick and Jeff discuss why positive thinking alone doesn’t help you succeed. You can’t think yourself to a place where you don’t have the skills to do it. 27:50 When your confidence increases your anxiety drops. 28:15 Life can only be as good as the skills you have. 29:45 The reason Jeff’s father died homeless – he was missing two things: Cornerman define where he was and the challenges Road Map that showed him how to take his ambition to achievement. Goal setting is not achievement. 31:15 Nick asks Jeff about his ‘champions blueprint’.   Most people follow the ‘gap model’. But the gap is really a system – preparation then performance. 35:30 Nick’s rapid fire questions. Top two or three books influenced your life? What would it say on your tombstone? Achievement that haven’t done yet? Which animal would you be and why? BOOKS Never Split the Difference – Chris Voss https://www.amazon.com.au/Never-Split-Difference-Negotiating-Depended/dp/1847941494/ref=asc_df_1847941494/?tag=googleshopdsk-22&linkCode=df0&hvadid=341744699688&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1171148007600264407&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9071405&hvtargid=pla-406163992793&psc=1 The Rise of Superman – Steven Cotler https://www.amazon.com.au/Rise-Superman-Decoding-Ultimate-Performance-ebook/dp/B00ELIF0W0/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1G0Q6NU75IM9D&keywords=the+rise+of+superman&qid=1560741085&s=books&sprefix=the+rise+of+%2Cstripbooks%2C308&sr=1-1 CONTACT DETAILS. Website: drjeffspencer.com drjeffspencer.com/roadmapexperience Email: jeff@drjeffspencer.com 39:30Nick thanks Dr Jeff for being a part of the Podcast.

The hair Olympics! And also gymnastics. But mostly hair! This week, we have a commissioned episode from Club Gym Nerd member Billy, who asked for an episode all about the team competition at the 1988 Olympics saying, “have fun with all the 80s styles and music." We don't need to be told twice.  Setting the scene Check out last week's 80s FIGHT episode for all the Romanian/Soviet lead-up drama to the 1988 Olympics Updates on the age falsification discussion from last week, featuring Soviets who were underage too Jessica finds an excuse to talk about another HBO show she's obsessed with Here is a video of then-FIG President Yuri Titov lying about Elena Mukhina being paralyzed (Thank you, Boris for sending us this video) Compulsories - perfection and politics We gush about the wonders of compulsories and pick out the skills from the 1988 compulsory routines that we would put in our dream 2019 compulsories Because of being an insufferable form queen, Spencer freaks out about people's leg positions and fake 10s for gymnasts from famous countries A fluff piece about acid wash jorts. Also Chelle Stack and Bela and weight and EVERYTHING'S FINE HERE.  The 0.5 deduction for the US team What was the actual rule? Was the deduction for the US an appropriate reading of that rule?  How did the Bela/Ellen Berger feud play into the deduction? Whose fault was it really? (Spoiler: it's Bela's)  Team optionals Do the Bulgarians have the biggest gripe? A mild divorce over whether a tucked tkatchev would be hard EAST GERMANY WAS OVERSCORED Mullets. A deep controversy about the proper physics of a mullet. The imperfect 10. Is it acceptable or not? Which floor routine best encapsulates the 1980s—Silivas or Kersten?  Interpreting Romania's intended wiggles on beam, here and here East German leos - pleather or rubber or substance not of this earth? The Strazheva Moment Why didn't Silivas save the double double for finals? Spencer says something very controversial about the US beam rotation The Soviet Cowboy: An Analysis  Creepy things that happened after the competition FURTHER READING Osijek World Challenge Cup Things Are Happening – May 24, 2019 The Kims Zhaoqing World Challenge Cup Interview with Kathy Johnson Clarke SUPPORT THE SHOW Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy our awesome clothing and gifts here. RELATED EPISODES 364: 80s Fight! (Commissioned) 344: Shushunova vs. Silivas 1988 (Commissioned) 342: A Quitter’s Try – The CNN Parkettes Documentary (Commissioned) 341: The Call Is Coming from Inside the House 340: USAG and The Case of the Missing Documents 327: 1993 NCAA Nationals (Commissioned) 325: Olympics of Difference Makers (Commissioned) 313: Best Floor Routines EVAH! (Commissioned) 312: 4th Is the New 1st (Commissioned) 309: Perfect Form – The O’Beirne Code (Commissioned) 308: 2004 Olympic All-Around Final (Commissioned) 306: Gymnastics Fails (Commissioned) 304: The GymCastic Olympics (Commissioned) 281: Myths, Legends, and Unexpected Moments PART 2 (Commissioned) 279: A Diva Is Magical: The Svetlana Khorkina Episode (Commissioned) 278: 2000 Sydney All-Around Final (Commissioned) 262: 1996 Olympic Event Finals (Commissioned) 258: The Fluff Cast (Commissioned) 256: 1996 Olympic All-Around Final (Commissioned) 255: 1996 Olympic Team Final (Commissioned) 252: Myths, Legends and Unexpected Moments in Gymnastics History (Commissioned) 228: Leotards (Commissioned) 225: 1992 Olympics Recap with Wendy Bruce (Commissioned) 185: 2008 Olympic All-Around Finals (Commissioned)  

Two athletes on the Somers Special Olympics team explain why they play.

On this episode of Stoner Talk, we discuss cowboy masturbation in the wild, wild, west (wtf?); a brief history of marijuana and why The Man made it illegal; chemtrail conspiracies; and the 2008 Olympics Team from Micronesia.

Team Canada took Gold in a dramatic Day 3 of figure skating's team event at the Olympics, and we debate whether the Canadian men's gold medal curse is gone, how much impact a big jump like a triple axel can have on a program, and whether Virtue and Moir's new lift variation is any less scandalous than the previous one.

Day 2 of figure skating's team event at the Olympics determined which countries will be fighting for the medals, and we break down all of the skates in dance, ladies, and pairs, including the relative PCS of the top ladies, strict technical calls in the dance, and how you can prepare to deal with a costume malfunction on Olympic ice.

The Olympics are finally here! We break down all of the skates from day 1 of the team event (including all of the men and pairs) and discuss the extreme pressures of the Olympics, the strategies countries might use for day 2 of the team event, and a reminder from the Olympic audience that pairs figure skating is a pretty amazing thing to watch.

When reigning U.S. Women's Figure Skating Champion Nancy Kerrigan was attacked before the 1994 U.S. Championships, the whole event became front page news. Then it was discovered that the men who planned and carried out the attack were associated with Tonya Harding, Kerrigan's chief rival and the winner of the 1994 Championship. Both Harding and Kerrigan would wind up on the 1994 Olympics Team, which took place a month later. Harding's husband and bodyguard were easily arrested and convicted for the assault. Then Tonya Harding had to plead guilty to hindering prosecution, which meant she was banned for life from the United States Figure Skating Association. After that, Harding became a byword for trash, celebrity culture, and bad life decisions, while Nancy Kerrigan became the leading female figure skater and an icon of the sport.

Liz Soutter joins Joe and Tom this week for a conversation on the world of Olympic sports. Liz is the national team athlete services director and the manager for the Paralympic team at USRowing.  Liz oversees the management and distribution of all athlete services for all National Team and Olympic athletes, she acts at the main point of contact for all USRowing Training Center athletes and aspiring National Team athletes and she provides on-site assistance at international competition to athletes, coaches, and staff. In this episode, Liz talks about the intricacies of Olympic sports. She shares some great stories and insights on how to run a successful team. Liz also talks about her work managing a Paralympics team and the opportunities and challenges that come with that. You can find Liz on Twitter @sports4rookies   The Facts   The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR).  

(trial)RUN(around)- recorded live at JUMP in Boise, Idaho on January 31st, 2017. Hosted by Jodi Eichelberger. Musical guest Rippin' Brass. Here's a run down of our featured storytellers: Rich Harris is in a (trial) RUN for the Olympics Team. Hayley Brown is on a RUN to save her daughter. Shadi Ismail gets the RUN(around) as he tries to flee his home country of Syria for his life.

What does living a life with purpose means to you? Are you aware of the thoughts and actions that define who you are and who you will be? Many of us are not realizing our full potential in life. Some are trying their best to achieve their goals, some are struggling with it, and some have simply lost their directions in life.   Today’s guest is someone who is capable of bringing out the best of us. His name is Jairek Robbins, performance coach, motivational speaker and the author of “Live It”. We are so excited to have him with us today.   Jairek has achieved so much at such a young age. At only 23 years old, he was awarded Congressional Award (Gold Medal) from the United States Congress and has conducted training for many organizations, including the U.S. Marines and Air Force, the U.S. Olympics Team and many others.   In this exciting episode, Jairek talks about his interesting life journey and how he came about becoming a successful performance coach he is today. From the interview, you’ll learn about:   His background and his journey of becoming an entrepreneur. The many working experiences he had since the age of 1 How his "3-months commitment" motivated him to pursue a life that he is passionate about. How he decided to maximize the potential of his strongest skill - Coaching. How he has successfully built a $100,000 revenue business in his first 8 months of 1-on-1 coaching business. What performance coaching is all about, how it works and why is it important. How performance coaching can push you to your maximum limit and live life to your fullest potential. How those unconscious habits or routines can help you to achieve your goals. He also talks about his book "Live It" and how imagining your "Perfect Day" could help you to visualize your goals. How he views and defines the word "Fear", plus how can we be prepared to face our fear. His opinion on what sets the successful population apart from the others   If you find the interview thought-provoking, or if you are interested in finding more about Jairek or his coaching services, connect with him on Facebook and join him on his daily 30-minutes live free training. You can also head over to his websites to learn more about his performance coaching. Details are as below:   Facebook       - Jairek Robbins www.facebook.com/JairekRobbinsCompanies Websites       - www.jairekrobbins.com           - www.performancecoachuniversity.com   Hope you enjoy today's episode!

For our fourth podcast, we talk to former elite runner Ben Rosario, who now spends his time coaching the Northern Arizona Elite Hoka Team. We talk to Ben about how he got his strat in running and talked to Ben about what his high school running career was like. With Ben having run at a D-II school we talked about how high school kids who may not be good enough to run at a D-I school should not give up their running dreams. Ben goes into depth about the possibilities that D-II and D-III schools offer for runners. His advice about finding the right fit for you after high school is pure gold for any high school distance runner. We then talked about how Ben made the transition into coaching after being a runner for the Hanson Brook's distance project. We discussed how his Northern Arizona Elite team ended up in a deal with the Hoka running company. Ben spends a lot of time explaining exactly how his current squad got together to form one of the top teams in the world. We spend a few minutes talking about the unique uniforms for Hoka NAZ-Elite. We talk about the marathon Olympic Trials where NAZ-Elite had a top 6 finisher on both the men and women's side. We also discuss the deep NAZ-Elite 5k and 10k teams in the upcoming U.S. Olympic Trials where 3 of the 24 runners on both sexes are NAZ-Elite members. Ben discusses why he believes there is an advantage to running as a group when training as an elite athlete. We also discuss the overall healthy of the potential U.S. Olympics Team where Ben believes we have medal opportunities from the 800m through the 10k. Final Surge announced Northern Arizona Elite as a partner just recently. We discuss how NAZ started using Final Surge. We talked about how he has been using Final Surge with his team and how his favorite part is you can tell it is made by runners, for runners. NAZ-Elite is making all their running logs available online at FinalSurge.com/NAZElite. Any coach, using Final Surge or any other log should have their athletes look at the NAZ logs to see the types of information that are being included in logs. NAZ-Elite's mission statement is "Train hard, race fearlessly and share every part of our journey with our fans." That is why they completely open up their training logs. We then discussed a recent Scott Smith log entry which ended included: Run - Easy Run + drills/strides/plyos Normal drills. 8 x 150 meter hard but smooth strides. Plyos= 2 x all single leg exercises. 1x all squat jumps/bounds. Ben has a theory that he doesn't want to be just runners, he wants to be athletic. The biggest thing he works on is getting off the ground as quick as possible as many times as possible which is why they do explosive plyo work. This question came in from Twitter… Coach, you have a lot going on in your life right now with the team, writing, family, any time management tips you have for busy athletes? @FinalSurge @BenRosario1 @LucusHumphrey how does Ben manage his time with all he does/ coach, write book, podcast, family etc — Doug Petrick (@DougPetrick1) June 18, 2016   Ben has agreed to give one listener a signed copy of his HS XC book Tradition, Class Pride; you can find out details on that give-a-way at Finalsurge.com/promo. You can get a copy of that book at traditionclasspride.com. Ben can be found in the following places: Ben On Twitter NAZ Elite on Twitter NAZ Elite Training Programs

Breaking Into...  -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live host James Lott Jr. interviews Réal Andrews. Réal Andrews is a Husband, Father, Motivational Speaker and Success Coach who loves to fish, a lot. Born and Raised in North Vancouver , B. C. Réal now resides in Valencia , California. Réal attacked the elements of Hawaii and can proudly say he is a 2X'S Hawaii Ironman Finisher As a kid his 1st dream was to make the 84 Olympics as a sprinter. He Trained for the 1984 Olympics Team as a Sprinter until he had a hamstring injury which ended that dream and he quickly started pursuing his new passion of acting. His acting career started when he combined his athleticism and acting talents and became a stuntman in Canada. He is also very passionate about the state of our Country and has owned 3 of his own gyms. He is also skilled in Crossfit Football Certified Certified Personal Trainer Youth and High School Football Coach Boxing Coach