Podcasts about pro license

Steve Crossman & BBC Sport Wales' Dafydd Pritchard look at how the Welsh FA are fast becoming world leaders in producing elite coaches – with the likes of Mikel Arteta, Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira being just some of many illustrious products of the FAW's coaching system. In this episode the guys head to Newport, where they're given access to the FAW's 2025 Pro License course in Newport, and speak to some of this years candidates who graduate this summer. You'll hear from the likes of former Arsenal defender Gaël Clichy, who talks about spending time with the SAS as part of the course. Nuri Şahin opens up about his research project on the All Blacks and why he wanted to study culture after being sacked by Borussia Dortmund in January this year, and Wales Manager Craig Bellamy discusses his love of Japanese culture and why part of his approach to coaching is to try to 'save people' from the mistakes he made.

Boxing: JBC Bars Ex-Female World Champ Shindo from Pro License Test for Men

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Episode SummaryAnne Maher is a wife and working mom who is passionate about running and triathlons. She discovered running later in life and is now setting some impressive personal records (PRs) and aiming for some ambitious goals. Today, Whitney and Anne talk about how Anne has been able to go from a beginner runner with no experience to Marathoner and how she's achieved some major breakthroughs in a short amount of time. Anne speaks to how she balances her training with being a mom, wife and a professional, provides tips for staying mentally and physically healthy and shares her goals for 2022. Anne is currently taking her Pro License in Triathlon and is considering going after the new Marathon Olympic Trials Qualifying Standards (which is now a 2:37). Episode SponsorRunner Click Pro – https://pro.runnerclick.com/ (https://pro.runnerclick.com/) Key Takeaways01:18 – Whitney Heins introduces today's guest, Anne Maher who joins the show to share her inspirational running journey, from non-runner to Marathoner 15:31 – A strong belief and an incredible support system 25:19 – Setting intangible goals 29:25 – Anne's Triathlon debut 33:09 – Balancing ambitious goals with family, work and everyday life 38:19 – Whitney and Anne share their thoughts on the new Olympic Trials Qualifying Standard 46:22 – What motivates and drives Anne 49:23 – Anne's hilarious Instagram handle 53:10 – Whitney thanks Anne for joining the show and lets listeners know where to follow her Tweetable Quotes“I started finally doing workouts and truly started run training and kinda finding my potential in running. It's been a fun couple of years seeing how far I can go and continue to improve. And I'm not done but I'm enjoying it.” (08:52) “Believing I can do things, asking for help and being patient for the right time to pursue my goals, those three things were instrumental in my breakthroughs over the last few years.” (18:52) “And I think what these last few years have shown me is even if the race day doesn't go the way you wanted, if the training cycle overall goes according to plan, they all stack up and build on each other. And if you're being consistent and training in a thought out way, that is going to get you to those goals.” (24:12) “One of my goals for 2022 is that I want to earn my ‘Pro Card' in Triathlon and try to race as a Pro at least once by the end of 2022.” (31:49) Links MentionedWhitney's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-heins-02ba3b5 (https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-heins-02ba3b5) The Mother Runners Club – https://www.themotherrunners.com/ (https://www.themotherrunners.com/) Anne's Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/margsandmarathons/ (https://www.instagram.com/margsandmarathons/)

The conversation continues with Abbas as he talks about that 1994 dream team and the darkest period of his career - the match fixing scandal. And currently in Singapore to complete his Pro-License, Abbas tells us what his future plans are.

We know Saturday is the only day you won't hear our annoying voices, but there's just too much going on, we had to talk about them. TNT had a tougher time last night against Magnolia, but still extended their lead to 2-0 in the Finals. After months of investigation, Ryan Buenafe and his teammates lose their pro licenses. And finally, GAB is in the way of FilBasket starting its first season! Follow us on all socials for more!

Steve Payne is a UEFA Pro License coach residing in Burlington, Ontario Canada. Steve has coached in and studied in North America, Europe, South America and Australia. In todays episode we talk about Steve's career from journalist to soccer coach and technical director. We also get some insight and opinions from his UEFA Pro License Coach study visits and various coaching roles across the globe. --- 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/paul-kelshaw/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paul-kelshaw/support

David and Keith Mayer combined their knowledge and desire to provide better experiences for athletes, which led to them writing their #1 best selling book, “Gold Dust: How to Become A More Effective Coach, Quickly.” And now #1 again with “The Lone Wolf” A story about assumptions, authenticity and actions.https://www.thegolddustcoach.com/courses-and-mentoringJoin Richie and the Gold Dust crew again for part 2, sprinkling particles of knowledge.SOCIAL MEDIA LINK…TWITTER… @keithmayer5@djmayer3@GoldDustPodcastWEBSITE… www.thegolddustcoach.com As two ex-soccer players who represented professional clubs, David and Keith both followed similar paths in their playing careers. They both played in England, and David played in Spain. Both David and Keith had relatively successful college careers in America. David was a two-year captain at a #1 ranked Division 1 school, while Keith captained a winning National Championship team and was named MVP in 1982. They both suffered very similar injuries throughout their careers, both retiring at young ages. After retiring from playing, both David and Keith started coaching. Keith became one of the youngest UEFA A License coaches in England at the time, passing in 1985. Keith was mentored by and was a close friend of one of the greatest coach educators of all time, Dick Bate, who sadly passed away in 2017. Keith worked alongside Dick, presenting on Pro License courses, among other things. Keith has coached ex England Internationals while working at three highly successful Academies in England and is currently coaching at Liverpool FC's prestigious Academy. Keith is also currently an FA Affiliate Tutor and presented on the FA Level 4 Psychology course for over a decade. He has been a National Team Head Coach on an interim basis for one of England's National Teams and was the Head Coach for England U20's Cerebral Palsy Team on their winning trip to Brazil in 2013. Keith has personally mentored Premier League Footballers, England National Team Coaches, a Pride of Britain Winner, a World Champion athlete, a PGA Golfer, an Assistant Manager of a Football League Club in England, personnel within soccer in America, personnel within the South Korean Football Association and many more. Keith is highly respected across the world for his work, delivering on six continents. Keith's credentials and experiences were valuable for David on his journey as a coach. For David, being able to get guidance, and observe some of the finest coach educators in the world not only helped him understand the time, organisation and fine details that go into being elite, but also enabled him to gain invaluable experiences to continue to help his progression as a person. David's upbringing was distinctive and provided a platform that most others would not receive. David just completed his UEFA A License and was an Assistant Coach at the National Champion Pfeiffer University Soccer Team and Manchester City Football Schools. He has also coached and delivered on four continents and has recently accepted a position to become the Global Head of Foundation Phase for a club based out of Utah called 7Elite Academy. Both David and Keith are NLP Master Practitioners, which helped shape their values and beliefs, and in turn greatly helped the athletes they have worked with.The Lone Wolf: “A story about assumptions, authenticity and action'The Lon

This week on the Way of Champions Podcast, we welcome David and Keith Mayer, authors of the book Gold Dust: How to Become A More Effective Coach, Quickly: How to become a better communicator. We discuss intentionally evolving as a coach, writing a book with a family member, and why good coaches are great teachers. You can follow David and Keith on Twitter and be sure to check out their Podcast "Gold Dust” or their website golddustmentoring.com.   As two ex-soccer players who represented professional clubs, David and Keith both followed similar paths in their playing careers. They both played in England, and David played in Spain. Both David and Keith had relatively successful college careers in America. David was a two-year captain at a #1 ranked Division 1 school, while Keith captained a winning National Championship team and was named MVP in 1982. They both suffered very similar injuries throughout their careers, both retiring at young ages.   After retiring from playing, both David and Keith started coaching. Keith became one of the youngest UEFA A License coaches in England at the time, passing in 1985. Keith was mentored by and was a close friend of one of the greatest coach educators of all time, Dick Bate, who sadly passed away in 2018. Keith worked alongside Dick, presenting on Pro License courses, among other things.   Highlights from the Podcast: David and Keith discuss what it was like to end their career as an athlete  How do you intentionally evolve as a coach? Why do some coaches decide they do not need coach development? Keith shares the story of writing the book with his son The Broiler Room and The Lone Wolf, stories from Gold Dust Good Coaches are Great teachers Silence between the notes where you can gather the most effective moments in coaching Resources Mentioned Gold Dust: How to Become A More Effective Coach, Quickly: How to become a better communicator Every Moment Matters: How the World's Best Coaches Inspire Their Athletes and Build Championship Teams Coach to Coach: An Empowering Story About How to Be a Great Leader #172 How to Be a Great Sports parent and a Better Coach with Seth Taylor and Skye Eddy Bruce #157 How to be a Great Coach with Martin Rooney, author and NFL, MMA and Special Forces Trainer The Gold Dust Podcast   Help Support the Podcast! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses.    If you love the podcast, we would love for you to become a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK, its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including:  Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month's episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month A code to get free access to our online course called "Coaching Mastery," usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron. Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences.   Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions

Declan Marron speaks to FAI Education Development Tutor Tom O'Connor. Tom talks about what defines leadership in a coaching role and how various Irish managers have put this into practice. He and Declan also discuss the Pro License in Ireland and his coaching pathway that lead him to be interim Women's National team manager, men's U16's manager and to his current coaching educational role.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

Stories from Pro License coach Ben Cahn and Melbourne City forward about youth football at the Mariners and the great stories from both sides.

Lockdown sucks, but it sucks less with a little Zoom chat with Alex Lovinggood and Pete from Barn Town Brewing in Iowa.  We recorded this before I went with the Pro License so it was recorded in 2 35+ minute chunks.  We even got guest appearances from Brandon and Amanda Wright (Werk Force) and Steve Miller (Hailstorm).  There were beers chugged and shotgunned and some pretty hilarious conversation.  Now you can even check out the Zoom video recording on my Youtube Channel.     Barn Town Brewing Social Media: Instagram Facebook

Capcom sets up a lopsided Street Fighter League Grand Finals event that has a lot of us, including some of those participating in the competition, scratching our heads, Momochi wins a whole bunch of money but doesn't take it because of JESU Pro License politics, we take a closer look at some of the proposed issues that killed Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, and Catalyst REALLY hates Rashid. Timestamps 00:43 - Akuma's fancy pants air fireball04:00 - Why we really could have used a ".5" balance patch this year10:57 - Street Fighter League's big team disparity35:31 - The dirty details on what killed Marvel Infinite48:21 - Momochi and the JeSU Pro License1:11:11 - Tips on fighting a cornered Rashid

Gary is joined by Mark Spalding to discuss his recent experiences on the UEFA Pro Course with the Scottish FA. Having worked in the pro and youth game in the US and Scotland, Mark gives a unique insight into his preparation for the course, how and where it has challenged him, and how he has interacted with instructors, mentors, and colleagues on the course. Beginning September 23rd, we are now launching a new set of monthly webinars on the new Modern Soccer Coach Community Platform. Launched this month, the platform is specifically designed for all coaches to get access to in-depth work, share new and potentially diverse ideas, and have the option of discussing topics within the game that will change on a daily basis. Coaches who register will have immediate access to over 200 training exercises, all animated and organized into set categories (perfect for preseason planning) but the goal of it is to be more than just a session sharing site so every day you will get fresh new content that will provide context, detail, creativity… some aspects that are missing in social media at the minute. All coaches can register right away for a free two week trial period to check it out… bit.ly/modernsoccercoach

Moto 11 "The Roost", we talk about the 2nd annual Chillitown Classic Pro-Am which is the final race at CTMX after ten years of amazing events promoted by Jeremy & Kim Forcum and Joe Easter and the whole crew. We touch on the Franklin County Faircross, Round 4 of the True MX Saturday Night Series at Malvern MX, and briefly on the Amherst Meadowlarks Moto-X Country race. "Behind the Goggles", we talk with John Wells and Ben Stauffer. We find out how Ben was introduced into the sport very late in life and see him transition into the B class early.  We also learn how John came into motocross later in his life, quickly moved through the amateur ranks locally and moved on to Pro-Ams to earn his Pro License. "Believe the Hype", we talk about the upcoming faircross races as fair season is in full swing!

Timeline: 5:39 Meeting his Liverpool idols 10:09 Picking the brains of Liverpool Legend Steve Heighway 18:02 Coaching coaches and His famous Pro License Course 27:07 The most common question he gets and his answer 34:23 Remembering the 2016 Euros 41:19 How he watches coaches Today we are joined by Osian Roberts. Roberts has been coaching in Wales since 1991, becoming the Technical Director in 2007 and the Assistant Manager in 2013. He's even been called the 'most influential man in Wales Football.' However, in coaching circles he's most known for teaching one of the most highly respectedUEFA Pro License courses in Europe. He's coached countless elite managers such as Tony Pulis, Roberto Martinez, Paul Jewell, Patrick Vieira, and many others. In this episode he'll discuss what he learned from his mentor & Liverpool legend Steve Heighway, what he's added to his Pro License course in the last year, his thoughts on Thierry Henry as a manager, and how he evaluates coaches when he watches games.

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Gary catches up with former Tottenham Hotspurs and Crystal Palace defender, Dean Austin, who has brought the same approach towards his coaching that he did as a player. Dean talks about how environments have changed with foreign players and coaches, how social media should be managed at youth academies, what he learned from top players, and much more!

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