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Wow this episode has so much to offer. Haz is our next 20-something and trying guest and we cover A LOT. From the importance of good friends, to living with no expectations, trying a new career path, the impact of grief and abuse relationships. It's an amazing episode so I hope you enjoy it. Haz's new single PUNCHBAG is out now! https://open.spotify.com/track/7bE7asxKiDabjoOIy5DUps?si=6e8a39033a7947c0 Haz's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/idkimhaz/ My socials. My Instagram - ⁠https://www.instagram.com/meganshortxx/⁠ My Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuwGyEL8QLI8Mt6dbjS5uHA My TikTok - ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@megann_short⁠

In Episode 77 we start with the T20 Cricket World Cup and England's narrow win over Sri Lanka putting them into the Semi-Finals at the expense of hosts Australia. Andy reflects on his visit to Twickenham to see an abject performance by England in losing their Rugby Union test to Argentina, whilst in the Women's World Cup the Red Roses booked their place in the final against hosts New Zealand. We also discuss the Rugby League World Cup, with England beating Papa New Guinea to secure a place in the semi-finals, as well as the “Great Wigan Pie Shortage of 2022”. In football we tell FIFA to get a grip as controversy continues to dog the build up to Qatar's World Cup. We also discuss the weekend's Premier League results, including a win for new Aston Villa boss Unai Emery, and Tony talks about finding a new way of venting his anger with his new punchbag that looks like Jurgen Klopp!

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How do you react when someone hurts you? In this recorded teaching, Alistair says it's not ok to be a punchbag. A healthier way is to acknowledge our pain and then try to understand where it is coming from in the other person.

Music Industry, Facebook Memories and Bareknuckle Punchbag.

Whaddup Juicers, on this episode of the podcast I talk about the upcoming Stand-up comedy I plan to do after finding open mics in the area. I also talk about the new Metronome clock in NYC that's for climate change countdown, porn and MORE. I hope you enjoy the episode. Keep the Juice Gang strongggg.

Warning!! This novel may lead you to make rash and life-changing decisions!* *Probably don't read if you fear you may be ripe for liberation. Or if you sometimes wee when you laugh... First there was Having It All, then there was Bridget Jones' s Diary and I Don't Know How She Does It. Now there is Teenage Punchbag. I'm Just A Teenage Punchbag is a laugh-out-loud, sob-on-the bus journey through the so-called life of a middle-aged woman. Ciara is mother to three ungrateful, entitled teenagers, is married to steady Martin, a man with hairy udders, and is grieving for her mum who now lives in the wardrobe in a cardboard box from the crematorium. She finds solace in her anonymous blog, and in the daily chats she has with her mum's ashes (often the best conversations she has all day.) Despite the menopause, the invisibility of middle age and the daily self-esteem bashings, courtesy of her kids, Ciara manages to navigate the stormy waters of grief and family life - until her mask slips and she is cast out from the family bosom. She embarks on a mission to fulfil her mum's dying wishes to have her remains sprinkled from the top of the Empire State Building, finding company, distraction and - ultimately - herself in the process. If motherhood is a job - who says you can't resign?

Artist | Designer | MakerYou can also watch this episode on Youtube where English, Italian and Spanish subtitles are available or visit the Metralla Rosa website for more details.Rob Goodwin is an extraordinary artist and a fantastic example of what it means to be born and bred with the belief that having London as your main source of creative inspiration and stylistic reference brings.Rob began his career as a designer almost by accident, which is perhaps why his pieces are so easy to admire, yet so hard to pigeonhole. His visions are full of both fantasy and epic conspiracies that take you places without allowing you the time to acknowledge the inherent contradictions between his medieval and futuristic visions that create, in turn, unprecedented aesthetic discoveries.Specialising in unique and inimitable leather pieces with elaborate artisanal detail, his creations are imbued with selfless dedication and a sophisticated attention to detail.His creations have been worn by celebrities such as Madonna, Rihanna and Angelina Jolie, and have also been exhibited in art galleries, included in editorials of fashion and trend magazines, filmed in international commercials and starred in exquisite theatrical productions.It is however, thanks to the histrionic nature of his pieces, that Rob has recently started an interesting career as an accessory designer for high-status film productions, and in this conversation Rob tells us in great detail how Hollywood came into his life, how he has survived moments of intense artistic doubt and what it’s like to gallop between Prague and London.This conversation is an ode to the fragility that exists in the heart of every incorruptible creator. Listen to it in order to reconsider your own doubts and reconnect with the nobility of your own aspirations, ambitions and dreams. It will certainly be worth it.And now, enjoy the interview!_____________________Related LinksWebsite | Instagram_____________________Artista | Diseñador | ArtesanoRob Goodwin es un artista extraordinario y un fantástico ejemplo de lo que significa nacer, crecer y creer en Londres como principal fuente de inspiración y como referencia estilística.Rob inició su carrera como diseñador casi por accidente y quizás por ello sus piezas son fáciles de admirar y difíciles de encasillar. Sus visiones como diseñador están llenas de fantasía, y de conspiraciones épicas que te trajinan sin que tengas tiempo de reaccionar entre lo medieval y lo futurista, creando a su vez descubrimientos estéticos inéditos.Especialista en la elaboración artesanal de inmejorables e inimitables piezas de cuero, sus creaciones son elaboradas con abnegada dedicación y con sofisticada atención al detalle.Sus creaciones han sido lucidas por celebridades como Madonna, Rihanna y Angelina Jolie, y han sido...for further information about this interview, including links to anything mentioned by Rob, or to continue reading this text in Spanish, English or Italian, visit the Metralla Rosa website.

The boxer demonstrated on the punchbag as he talked about how to “hit her on the chin” and then “finish her off”. Following a fierce backlash on social media, Saunders apologised if he “offended any women”.“I would never condone domestic violence and if I saw a man touch a woman I would smash him to pieces myself,” Saunders said in a post on Twitter. “Apologies if I offended any women, stay blessed.”

The boxer demonstrated on the punchbag as he talked about how to “hit her on the chin” and then “finish her off”. Following a fierce backlash on social media, Saunders apologised if he “offended any women”.“I would never condone domestic violence and if I saw a man touch a woman I would smash him to pieces myself,” Saunders said in a post on Twitter. “Apologies if I offended any women, stay blessed.”

Sean and Paul look at Godley and Creme's ground-breaking second and third albums in this week's podcast. This is great news for Mr Macreavy, as he's a bit of a 'Kev and Lol-ist'. Paul's more reticent about many of the songs because, as he correctly points out, with chords and melody often in short supply, some of these tunes are difficult! We rave about the stone-wall brilliance of these albums' opening tracks, This Sporting Life and An Englishman in New York.  Have any of the 10cc boys bettered these since?  We don't think so...  There are many other superb moments that we dissect, such as the beauty of Art School Canteen and Get Well Soon, the wacky fun of Sandwiches of You and the fascinating lyrics of Punchbag, Freeze Frame and Group Life.  Sean gets very excited about the 'spreadsheet' lyrics for this one!  We marvel as well at so much of the musical invention and creative brilliance on offer here.  Gizmos rub shoulders with harmonisers, saxes and the usual huge array of unusual instruments.  This is Lol and Kevin really getting Consequences out of their system, with their own inimitable take on 'getting back to basics'.  In their case, that is a very different and unique vision of 'basics' indeed! It's hard to believe that these were recorded in the same room as 'Outlandos d'Amour'.  We marvel at I Pity Inanimate Objects, but even though it was twenty years ahead of its time, we confess to being annoyed to death by it! L is an exhausting listen: dense, wild, hard-hitting, even lacerating in places.  Lol says he finds it impossible to listen to!  We can totally understand why. This episode is not for the faint-hearted... Oh, and where's Paul McCartney?

Kevin Godley is a multi-media master, having directed many of the coolest music videos you've ever seen. But before that, he was half of Godley & Creme and 1/4 of 10cc, singing, drumming, and mostly coming up with ideas, ideas, and more ideas. Today he runs Whole World Band, a platform for collaborative video creation, and recently released his iBook autobiography Spacecake, but he still performs on occasion, and for the first time produced some solo music as part of his soundtrack to the audioplay Hog Fever. We first discuss his song from that project, "Confessions" (2015), then "Punchbag" from the Godley & Creme album L (1978), "Barry's Shoes" from GG06 (2006), and finally play "Lost Weekend" (feat. Sarah Vaughan) from Consequences (1977). Hear more Nakedly Examined Music.

Kevin Godley is a multi-media master, having directed many of the coolest music videos you've ever seen. But before that, he was half of Godley & Creme and 1/4 of 10cc, singing, drumming, and mostly coming up with ideas, ideas, and more ideas. Today he runs Whole World Band, a platform for collaborative video creation, and recently released his iBook autobiography Spacecake, but he still performs on occasion, and for the first time produced some solo music as part of his soundtrack to the audioplay Hog Fever. We first discuss his song from that project, "Confessions" (2015), then "Punchbag" from the Godley & Creme album L (1978), "Barry's Shoes" from GG06 (2006), and finally play "Lost Weekend" (feat. Sarah Vaughan) from Consequences (1977). Hear more Nakedly Examined Music.

“Double jab, cross hook” – a simple punch bag technique for this weeks video.  Boxing is all about doing the basics correctly, so nailing the simple techniques in training is essential.  I have seen a lot of fights over the years and witnessed good fighters lose, just because they hadn’t drilled their basics.   There is really nothing like entering the boxing ring, you are on your own, experiencing a fight to survival. Very often I see students who have trained well, look good on the pads, great at sparring – but as soon as they hit the ring in the first few fights, all their training goes out the window, as the adrenalin kicks in and they start thrashing wildly with haymakers. The more time you put in practicing keeping your guard and movements tight and making (throwing the jab and straights) second nature, the better your chances of survival.  You can keep your wildly thrashing opponent away with good, fast, stiff jabs and beat them to the punch with concise straight crosses. Unless one of the haymakers gets through – 9 times out of 10, the relaxed, well drilled fighter wins the day. In this quick video, I show how to back your opponent up with multiple jabs (single jab, double jab, triple jab), a sharp right cross and if you see an opening a hard left hook. Relax in the ring, take your time and remember if you are throwing punches, you are also creating opportunities for your opponent to counter. So get in attack and get out.

Another 'Punch Bag Combination' video for you to try out at home or down the gym. There are literally thousands of different combinations you can try out on a punch bag. The important thing about bag training is to make the combinations as close to real fight situations as possible. In this video I show a specific combo that I've used many times, with great success in the ring. When you are in close to your opponent, take a step back to give yourself room and throw the right hook to the body, then immediately fire off a left hook to the head. The aim of this combination is to confuse, hit low then hit high or downstairs then upstairs as we would say. The body shot draws the arms down of your opponent as he/she tries to block. This very often makes them drop their right side guard slightly, enabling you to sneak in a powerful left hook. Make sure you throw the punches as quick as you can. Why not give this a go on the punchbag and then see if you can make it work when you are sparring. www.sneakpunch.com

More information at www.sneakpunch.com This is just one of 4 punch bag combinations I will be posting over the next few weeks. It is a simple, but effective technique which is great to practise on the bag, the pads, and to use in sparring. Punch bags can be used in a variety of ways for training. They can be used for speed and conditioning training (non-stop punching). They can also be used for power training - hard hitting sessions building up the power in your shots, and also in technique training as I am showing here. If you are training techniques on a bag, make sure you are training a combination that will actually work. Sometimes it can be easy to throw a flurry of punches without actually considering using the same attack against a live opponent . You need to think about their body movements and positioning to help get the most out of your bag training. In this demo I use the double jab, and then slip an imaginary left jab counter from my opponent. I then follow up with a right cross , slip and drop to my left and finish with a left body hook. The purpose of practising combinations is to:1. Get comfortable with the movement.2. Check your body positioning and make alterations until you feel balanced and your movements are fluid.3. Work out how to get the most power into your techniques and how to distribute your weight to achieve this.4. Once you have mastered stages 1-3 above, it is all about repetition and adding that combination to your fighting arsenal. Practising repeatedly helps to ensure the techniques become second nature, so you can use them with no thought at all. These automatic skill sets mean you leave your mind free to concentrate on the task in hand - winning!