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The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has a problem....well a few problems. But this one is about teachers taking more sick days on average than any other board in the province! But this can't just be teachers getting sick over 20 days a year, so what's fueling this? And how is it affecting the student's education? Host Alex Pierson speaks with Paige McPherson, the Associate director of education policy at the Fraser Institute who helps break down what the possible reasons for this are and if it's truly hurting the future generations' education. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Taekwondo Life Magazine's look at the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Taekwondo results and their impact on the future of this global martial art. After spending three years covering the lead up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics taking place in 2021 we look at the, now concluded, Taekwondo results. What is the state of South Korea's Taekwondo program? Has Taekwondo become a truly global martial art? How did the US fair against China and other countries? How did Paige McPherson and Ana Zolotic each make history for the US Taekwondo program? We answer all these questions in this episode.We also pay tribute to Japan's Sonny Chiba. Sonny was one of the most influential martial arts action stars of the 1970's with his film, The Street Fighter. He died at 82 in Japan, shortly after the Olympics ended, ov COVID-19.*This episode is presented by Bet OnlineSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Welcome to Season 2, Episode 1! We are kicking off the season, pun intended, with 3x Olympian and the 2012 Bronze Medalist in Taekwondo Paige McPherson. Adopted when she was only four days old, Paige has had an amazing journey to the Games. As many younger siblings often do, they choose to tag along and want to do all the things their older siblings do. This was how Paige found herself practicing Taekwondo. Her story from that first lesson to where she is now will leave you inspired and in awe. You'll have to listen in to our conversation for all the details. If you like the show please give us a five star rating and review and be sure to tell your friends. Subscribe on Apple Podcast Spotify or wherever you are listening. Connect with the podcast on Instagram at @behindthesweatpod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthesweatpod/support
Paige McPherson is taekwondo competitor as part of Team USA. She is a 3x Olympian and 2012 Olympic bronze medalist.
Alex Siliezar talks to the american multi-medallist about life, a new YouTube series and the fact that she was one of the two classified by ranking in the Panam region. What would you ask her? Join us #Live on Facebook, Periscope, YouTube y Twitch. Designed by: Esteban Mora Production by: Chava Pérez www.mastkd.com
Paige McPherson is an Olympic Bronze medalist and 2X Olympian in Taekwondo. In this episode we discuss Paige's journey into sport, what she has learned from failures and what continues to keep you on track as she has her eyes set on the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo. Enjoy! In The Arena also donated $250 to A Safe Haven For Newborns foundation on Paige's behalf. The foundation is dedicated to saving the lives of newborns from infant abuse, abandonment and assisting pregnant girls and women in crisis. You can find out more about them at https://asafehavenfornewborns.com/ #whatdrivesyou #success #taekwondo #Olympics #Driven #inspirational #motivational #drive #succeed #mma #winner #mcfierce #champion #win #Tokyo #2022 #panamgames #martialarts #olympian #champ #inspiration #motivation #ChampionsMindset #inthearena #podcast #spotify #youtube #martial #arts #fighter #fight #charity #donate #asafehavenfornewborns
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Hello taekwondo lovers.Paige McPherson is an USA national team member. She won the bronze medal at London 2012 Olympics.She is classified to Tokyo 2021 that makes her the very first american female athlete with three appearances in olympic taekwondo.Paige started practicing taekwondo as a child. The way she started was completely focused on the more traditional way.Start in competitionLearning poomsae, breaks, and not only focusing on sparring. In fact, she did not sparr to much. Until her instructor had the idea of taking her to a state championship.She did it quite well. So why not go to nationals?And for being someone that had never trained the sport way, she did it also a great job.Even her instructor was not very involved in the sport side of taekwondo. He saw the potential of Paige. So he started to focus on her training and helping Paige.He contacted Master Juan Moreno, from Peak Performance. And that was the way she moved from her hometown to the city of Miami.Out of the comfort zone.Obviously that wasn't an easy decision. She had the support of her parents who even traveled with her one week in order to see the values and philosophy of Master's Moreno taekwondo program.For them, the performance was not the more important thing but the values. And they found what they were looking for in Peak Performance, which is more like a family.The Olympics.Her first olympics were a whole new experience for her. Having special clothes, meeting other athletes and in her first fight she was against the local star Sarah Stevenson.Obviously all the crowd was against her but she won the fight. After it she could not make it to the final but she had the opportunity to fight for the bronze medal.For many athletes that have the focus on the gold medal is very hard to recover from losing and then to go and focus on the bronze.The taekwondo bronze medal in the olympics is a very hard mental challenge. You've lost the gold, you're probably thinking more in going home.Paige managed that and refocused on getting the bronze.The Rio Olympics were not what she expected. But the interesting part is that she considers that difficult moment helped her to improve in the next years.Achieving her best result in World Championships the next year in Muju. Where she get the silver medal.Focus on the tatami not on the surroundingsIn the interview we talked about Paige's career and she gave some advice for young athletes. When she was young she had a crush on a certain guy and in a fight she noticed this guy was watching her fight.So she started to do flashy things that she did not normally do in her fights and that make her lose. She learned to focus on her and not on the crowd.Paige is a person of faith, focusing on being not just a great athlete but also a great human being.Enjoy the interview!
This is a fun dive into the journey of Paige McPherson. She is a 2x Olympian and preparing for her 3rd Olympics. She earned an Olympic Bronze along with many other International titles. This is her amazing journey of setting her mind to her Olympic dreams and moving across the country to pursue it all. Paige's determination and drive shines to anyone who meets her.
On this episode, I sit with 2x Olympian Paige McPherson as she recalibrates for the upcoming Olympics now set for 2021. She highlights how she has matured as an individual and as a competitor since Rio, and how she looks toward competing in Tokyo with an enhanced sense of self-belief.
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Hear as we learn about Paige's incredible history of being a biracial girl adopted by a loving, diverse family in a small, Midwestern town to becoming a World Class Olympic medalist. Listen as we get to know more about her routine, mentality, future plans, and faith.
Paige McPherson joins the show to tell us about her two trips to the Olympic Games! Paige goes into what it's like winning a medal, beating the country favorite, having the crowd cheer for you, and what it was like losing when you're the favorite. She also tells us what it's like being an Olympic Athlete and what she has to do on a daily basis to make sure she can train and live her life.Follow Paige on all her socials!https://www.instagram.com/aka_mcfierce/https://twitter.com/mcfierce2012https://www.facebook.com/PaigeMcPhersonTaekwondo/Talk with us too!https://www.instagram.com/ourathletes.us/https://twitter.com/Ourathletesusamichael@ourathletes.uswww.ourathletes.usPlease rate, comment, review, subscribe, share, and like the show!
After TJ’s success in the right as an athlete, he continues to excel as a coach, where he goes on to bring home the gold with Paige McPherson, at the 2018 Grand Prix. In this episode, TJ shares his journey, as he transitioned into a coach, after retiring his hogu.
Paige McPherson (aka McFierce) is an Olympic taekwondo competitor from the United States. She represented the USA at the 2012 Summer Olympics in the women’s 67 kg taekwondo event, and in the preliminary round secured a surprise defeat over Team GB's Sarah Stevenson. Paige went on to win a bronze medal by defeating Franka Anić of Slovenia 8-3. After winning a Gold medal in the 2016 Pan American Games, McPherson was selected to represent the United States as a member of the Team USA Taekwondo Team in the 2016 Summer Olympic Games if Rio, Brazil. Paige believes in the three B's which is to breathe, believe, and be yourself. Paige shares how she was able to trust her own path with her God given talent instead of listening to what others were telling her. Trusting on her own path gave the confidence to be the person that she is today and now is empowering others to move in the direction of your dreams. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Paige's episode, Paige's website, resources, gifts and so much more.
3x Olympic Taekwondo Athlete, 2x Olympic Silver Medalist, and former USA Coach Juan Miguel Moreno is a legend in the world of taekwondo. Juan talks about training 2012 Olympic Bronze Medalist Paige McPherson. Hear how his three trips to compete in the Olympics representing Team USA resulted in three very different experiences. Learn how to tell if your child athlete is truly gifted with the "it factor". Juan tells us how to nurture a child's interests. Find out how lessons can be learned from failures. Find out his keys to personal and professional success. Juan talks about how the world of competitive sports has changed. Advice for parents on how to best respond to their child's performance. Juan describes the number 1 thing a child remembers when their parent responds to their athletic performance. What his mission is with his franchise "Peak Performance USA". He also answers the equality question- do you train girls just like you train boys. Insightful, inspiring, motivating and a podcast you can listen to over and over again- this is a great interview. In the testosterone-charged sport of Taekwondo- Juan is a father of four daughters and I call him the female taekwondo athlete whisperer- because many young ladies go to him to train! Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoDeeKenneyNews/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoDeeKenney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jodeekenney Connect with Juan or his franchise: http://www.peaktkd.com/ http://www.innaesport.com/