Podcast appearances and mentions of Ricardo Lockette

Join Phil and Jason Stella discuss....How he came to develop Sprint 8 and the amazing health and body comp results it can produce.How HIIT has become so watered down and why the military changed its terminology. What is SIT - Sprint Interval TrainingExplain the science behind fiber type and nervous system innervation and how it relates to SIT? What the "Exercise Paradox" is and how it applies to HIIT vs. SITWhat results can you expect for a Client How it can help Fitness Professionals improve their number of clients.Who's it for, Who's it not for?What equipment can/should it be used?How should you progress?More about Phil....He has been a University Strength and Conditioning Coach. Currently, athletes from across the U.S. travel to him for his two-session speed technique training program. He authored two speed technique training films: Run Your Fastest 40 Ever and Championship Soccer Speed. He has worked with over 20,000 athletes including Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman and Super Bowl champion Ricardo Lockette. Jerry Rice and Super Bowl MVP Ray Lewis trusted him to train their sons.  He is frequently cited as an expert in exercise-induced growth hormone and anaerobic exercise. He is the creator of the Sprint 8 Cardio Protocol featured in award-winning cardio units made by Matrix Fitness for over 15 years. Outside Magazine and Forbes.com recommends Sprint 8 to readers. Oprah's O Magazine called Sprint 8 the fastest working workout. Self Magazine recommends Sprint 8 for women to lose weight on their lunch break. Phil Campbell is the author of Ready, Set, Go! Fitness, a 384-page fitness book with 170-research citations. Initially published in 2000, the book describes the Sprint 8 HIIT program. This book is now in the second edition, ninth printing. He authored the Sprint 8 Cardio Protocol in 2016 after conducting two hospital-based research projects investigating the Sprint 8 Protocol's impact on exercise-induced growth hormone and Sprint 8 results vs injecting growth hormone and taking statin drugs.Beginning his fitness career in 1972, he holds two master's degrees and board certifications by the American College of Sports Medicine and the American College of Healthcare Executives.He has presented with former Surgeon General Dr. Richard Carmona.  He teaches a 3-hour course across the US that certifies trainers to coach the Sprint 8 Cardio Protocol.He is originally from Tennessee and now based in San Jose, California. www.sprint8.com    www.40speed.com www.readysetgofitness.com www.sprint8book.com

My guest is Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl Champion Wide Receiver Ricardo Lockette. An Olympic quality sprinter. Ricardo holds the third-fastest 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine at 4.37 seconds. He is a great example of how perseverance can take you a long way. An undrafted free agent in 2011 with the Seahawks. He was cut by three teams, but he continued forward catching on a second time with the Seahawks. Ricardo contributed to two Super Bowl appearances, including a dominant victory in Super Bowl XLVIII over the Denver Broncos. But what makes this guy special is his commitment to his core values: Faith, Family, and Football, and love for the next generation of kids. Enjoy my conversation with Ricardo Lockette. And remember to listen to the show wherever you get podcasts including Apple I Tunes, iHeart Radio, Amazon Alexa and Echo, and Google Assistant.

Turbo Talk is back, and this time our host, Robert Turbin, boasts a full slate of guests. In an important episode, Turbo leads a roundtable that includes, 9-year NFL Vet, Darius Butler; Educator, Hilary Roberts; along with two returning guests: SB champ Ricardo Lockette and actor Donovan Carter. Today's roundtable delves into our nation's current social climate. What can properly be done to solve the major issue at hand? This group touches upon that, and more, in an important discussion you want to tune into. Enjoy, and make a difference!

The Sports Management Program was at Super Bowl LIV Radio Row. Follow along with us as we speak to a wide variety of influencers in the sports industry. This episode Scott and Joe sit down with Dr. Herman Taylor and former NFL player Ricardo Lockette to discuss they safety of the game.  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), Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR), and produced by Tom Cerny (@Tom_Cerny19).

NFL Alumni Lounge hits South Beach for our first radio row! We are joined by Hall of Famer Dave Robinson, UFC President Dana White, Rashad Jennings, Ricardo Lockette, Leigh Steinberg, Cliff Avril, Bart Oates, Darrin Smith, Johnathan Abram, ESPN's Will Cain and much more!Presented by Scholastic Book Fairs Support the show (https://www.nflalumni.org/memberships/)

Another powerhouse episode coming at you straight from Radio Row in Miami. All week I am joined by Josh Fisher and Alexander Tassopoulos from The Charity Stripe and Cam Rogers from Bleav In Ravens. Today's guests include Carlos Dunlap from the Cincinnati Bengals, Jets linebacker Brandon Copeland, former running back Ronnie Brown, former linebacker Dhani Jones, former wide receiver and special teamer Ricardo Lockette, and Bills running back Devin Singletary.Subscribe to Bleav In LA Football wherever you listen to podcasts and hit me up on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or email me at Ryan.Dyrud@lafbnetwork.com.

Joshua Brisco is live from Radio Row in Atlanta for Super Bowl LIII, talking to comedian Costaki Economopoulos, Peter Miller of Discovery Channel, 30 for 30 director Ken Rogers and former Seahawk Ricardo Lockette.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A long week full of stars on Radio Row at Super Bowl 53 continued Friday afternoon with the great wide receiver of all time, Jerry Rice. Adam Hoge sits down with the G.O.A.T. to talk about how the receiver position has changed over the years and rumors of Antonio Brown potentially heading to San Francisco. Adam also talked to a couple of Bears Pro Bowlers: starting defensive end, Akiem Hicks, and former cornerback, Charles Tillman. Other guests include: former Northwestern superback, Danny Viatle; London Fletcher, a linebacker who spent 16 years in the NFL; Greg Jennings, who is most well-known for his days catching passes from Aaron Rodgers; and Ricardo Lockette, who won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks and had a cup of coffee with the Bears as well.

Actor Luke Wilson talks about his Super Bowl commercial for Colgate. Steve Matthews, Bloomberg News Economics Reporter, discusses U.S. hiring in January topping all forecasts while wage gains cooled and the government shutdown pushed up the unemployment rate. Bob Socci, Radio Voice of the New England Patriots, shares his run of calling some incredible Super Bowl games. Former NFL player Ricardo Lockette talks about his work with Harvard to improve player’s health. Brian Egger, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Gaming & Lodging Analyst, explains why there will be a Super Bowl betting blitz on Sunday. Former NFL coach Brian Billick breaks down ticket prices for the Patriots-Rams matchup. Rich McKay, President and CEO of the Atlanta Falcons, talks about the infamous New Orleans "non-call” on the NFC championship.  Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan 

Actor Luke Wilson talks about his Super Bowl commercial for Colgate. Steve Matthews, Bloomberg News Economics Reporter, discusses U.S. hiring in January topping all forecasts while wage gains cooled and the government shutdown pushed up the unemployment rate. Bob Socci, Radio Voice of the New England Patriots, shares his run of calling some incredible Super Bowl games. Former NFL player Ricardo Lockette talks about his work with Harvard to improve player's health. Brian Egger, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Gaming & Lodging Analyst, explains why there will be a Super Bowl betting blitz on Sunday. Former NFL coach Brian Billick breaks down ticket prices for the Patriots-Rams matchup. Rich McKay, President and CEO of the Atlanta Falcons, talks about the infamous New Orleans "non-call” on the NFC championship.  Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins opens up about overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts early in his career with the Philadelphia Eagles and guest host Rob Maaddi chats with a star-studded cast on Day 3 of Super Bowl coverage live from Radio Row in Atlanta. Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins, Falcons President Rich McKay, Jets offensive tackle Kelvin Beachum, former NFL players Will Witherspoon and Ricardo Lockette and AP national writer Paul Newberry discuss a variety of topics..

Bob 'The Moj' Marjanovich & Chris Burns from Radio Row in Atlanta for Super Bowl 53. Guests this hour include: Kelvin Beachum, Chris Myers, Ricardo Lockette, Cliff Avril

Will & Olly are back from their hiatus and back with the usual mix of NFL & nonsense. Ricardo Lockette joins the show and we talk about the big free agent moves, trades and tags. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Moj & Burnsy from Minnesota; Guests include Eric Dickerson, Patrick Mahomes II, and Ricardo Lockette.

The Seattle Seahawks wide receiver, joined by Dr. Herman Taylor of the Football Players Study at Harvard University, talks with Pat and Aaron live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LII

David Stricklin joins Dr. Nick Hawkins and Dr. Andrew Gorecki in today’s show and discusses his role as an athletic trainer with the Seattle Seahawks and also discusses his role in the Ricardo Lockette incident. The guys talk about how Applied Functional Science aids and assists David while he is training and recuperating injured athletes and how it connects with the world of physical therapy! [00:28] Meet David Stricklin! [2:16] “Whatever it is that we do is an accumulation of the people who help put us here.” [2:57] David discusses Ricardo Lockette and what his experience was. [4:07] “His particular injury you never see because the patient is usually dead.” [5:00] David touches on his role during the Lockette injury. [6:48] The guys discuss how long the training for these events take and how often they run drills to be prepared for actual injuries. [8:24] David talks about the Super Bowl and his role in them. [9:53] Beast mode. [10:54] A day in the life of an NFL trainer. [13:20] David discusses the functional testing that takes place throughout the season in order to keep players functioning. [15:12] David touches on the team that he works with, and his role in that team. [18:32] Where does AFS fall into place in David’s team? [19:39] What is David doing to continue his education and feed the fire? [21:14] David discusses how he builds trust with the athletes and forms relationships with them. [24:50] Andrew touches on how GIFT connects with his everyday life. [25:26] The three PT on Fire Questions: What is your biggest failure? How are you currently feeding your mind, body, and spirit? What are you looking forward to in the next five years? Check out this new article from the Players Tribune by Ricardo Lockett http://www.theplayerstribune.com/am-i-about-to-die/   The post Episode 3- David Stricklin; Seattle Seahawks Athletic Trainer appeared first on Physical Therapist on Fire.

It's a show filled with interviews! Brandan and Adam are joined by Earl Lockette who talks about his son Ricardo and his announcement to retire from football. Being a guy who coached his son in football, and considering Lockette was the best "gunner" in the game, we try and get to the bottom of where that term comes from. Last week we talked draft, and this week we get the added perspective from Rob Staton of Seahawks Draft Blog. Plus, we give him some credit for correctly predicting the Seahawks first pick. Rob helps explain why the Seahawks saw a need for drafting three running backs and the special qualities each one provides. For Seahawks fans within traveling distance to Seattle, this weekend has two big events to help you through your football withdrawals. Saturday, May 21, is the Sea Hawkers Annual Banquet and Paul Beyer talks about the current and former players invited to attend. Norb Caoili (NorbCam) and Mark Collins (Save Our Seahawks) come on to talk about Hawk Fest 2016 on Sunday, May 22, 1-5pm at the Ballard Elks Lodge. We wrap up with the show with an email contradicting Adam's view of the draft, Pro Football Focus and the L.A. Rams need to "do better," and a 15-year-old Canadian along with Ricardo Lockette are this week's "better at life" nominees. iTunes | Google Play Music | Stitcher | TuneIn | Facebook | Twitter | RSS Or listen via our free Amazon app, Android app, or iOS app Call or text: 253-235-9041 Email: gohawks@seahawkerspodcast.com Visit Patreon.com if you'd like to help support the show and get bonus episodes Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation  

The Seahawks are 4-4 and coming out of their bye week into the second half of the season. A listener from Hawaii emails in to say that this team winning close games is the one we've loved watching over the last few years. The performance over the first half of the season shouldn't be that unexpected. Next, Adam introduces a new moniker to motivate the offensive line for the second half of the season, as they'll be known as the 'ole line' until things improve. The guys preview the matchup against the Cardinals and similar to last year, the Seahawks provide a tough matchup for a Cardinals team that likes to take shots down the field. Brandan and Adam key in on the running game being a key part of both team's success and the defensive line for the Seahawks could have a great opportunity to attack a Cardinals offensive line that has struggled particularly on the right side. Listener and Patreon donor Ross Wilwerding joins the show to provide some of his thoughts on the matchup. In the second half of the show, we get into some of the emails that came in over the bye week. One listener makes a call to action over beer prohibition at arbitrary times of the day. Adam the curmudgeon makes an appearance with his disgust over televisions showing up in random spots, while Brandan is too disgusted to talk about Greg Hardy, so he directs his disgust toward Matt Cassel's mustache. Better at life nods go to a pair of Oklahoma quarterbacks in the NFL and Ricardo Lockette. iTunes | Stitcher | TuneIn | Facebook | Twitter | RSS Call or text: 253-235-9041Email: gohawks@seahawkerspodcast.comSupport us via PatreonDownload our free Amazon app, Android app, or iOS app Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.orgMusic from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation Join the Sea Hawkers Podcast Pick 'em league on NFL.com.

One more point than the other team is what it takes to win, and that's exactly what the Seahawks do with their 13-12 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Takeaways from this game include another great performance by the defense, an underwhelming performance in the red zone for the offense and continued wishes that Ricardo Lockette recovers from the devastating hit he took right before halftime. Something that we've missed to this point in the season was Russell Wilson coming through in the clutch in the fourth quarter and that was something he delivered this week. Sure a touchdown would have been nice, but thanks to the defense it was all they needed to get in that final minute following a scoring drive that took a lot of time off the clock. With a bye next week, the guys rejoice in the fact that Seattle is heading into the bye week at 4-4 and in control of their destiny in terms of reclaiming the NFC West title. Do better nods go out to the local area Adam is currently visiting and the announcers for poorly handling a sensitive moment when Lockette was injured on the field. Marshawn Lynch has another Better at Life worthy act and Brandan gives a shout out to TD for producing one of the NFL's newest podcasts with former Seahawks Michael Robinson and Nate Burleson. iTunes | Stitcher | TuneIn | Facebook | Twitter | RSS Call or text: 253-235-9041Email: gohawks@seahawkerspodcast.comSupport us via PatreonDownload our free Amazon app, Android app, or iOS app Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.orgMusic from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation

The release of the 2014 Seahawks Schedule motivates Brandan and Adam to get together after a month hiatus to talk Hawks. The guys give their initial reactions to the schedule and look ahead to some of the biggest matchups. It's not long before the guys the bored with schedule talk and begin to discuss the trade for Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor and the re-signing of Sidney Rice. An email prompts a discussion on Marcus Trufant's retirement announcement and the reports that Richard Sherman could be looking at a long-term contract soon. With the NFL Draft coming up, Adam wants to get his opinion on the record that Johnny Manziel will be a bust of Ryan Leaf proportions. Brandan offers up ways to enjoy the NFL Draft between the Seahawks selections by listening carefully to how analysts talk about the next flock of stars the draft will appear to be littered with. Gene Hushak, Sea Hawkers Central Council President drops in for his first appearance on the show to talk about upcoming Sea Hawkers events. The do better segment features a man trying to sue the Seahawks for $50 million for being excluded from the NFC Championship ticket sales and his attempt to visit "Quest Stadium." Adam takes a shot at TMZ for their coverage of the "suspicious incident" Colin Kaepernick and Ricardo Lockette were involved in. Finally, Better at Life features Sidney Rice and the conditions surrounding his return to the team and an anonymous 12 who saved a life during a 12k run near the Seahawks practice facility.

A room full of heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler, Gregg Rosenthal and Chris Wesseling -- goes digging through the bargain bin, unearthing the best-value gems of this year's free agent class.  Don't miss the gang introduce its newest offseason game, 'Go Get My Lunch,' which is sure to thrill football enthusiasts and gourmet sandwich aficionados alike.  Kevin Patra joins Studio 66 over the phone to give his take on the latest NFL headlines -- and to, at long last, reveal a secret about his trip to the Pro Bowl last month.  Who did Patra meet?  Will his beloved Detroit Lions pick up a marquee free agent?  How does one properly pronounce Jairus Byrd and Ricardo Lockette?   There's only one place to find out -- and that's the brand new “Around The League Podcast.”  Tune in and join the conversation on Twitter: @NFL_ATL or #NFLATL.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A room full of heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler, Gregg Rosenthal and Chris Wesseling -- goes digging through the bargain bin, unearthing the best-value gems of this year’s free agent class.  Don’t miss the gang introduce its newest offseason game, 'Go Get My Lunch,' which is sure to thrill football enthusiasts and gourmet sandwich aficionados alike.  Kevin Patra joins Studio 66 over the phone to give his take on the latest NFL headlines -- and to, at long last, reveal a secret about his trip to the Pro Bowl last month.  Who did Patra meet?  Will his beloved Detroit Lions pick up a marquee free agent?  How does one properly pronounce Jairus Byrd and Ricardo Lockette?   There’s only one place to find out -- and that’s the brand new “Around The League Podcast.”  Tune in and join the conversation on Twitter: @NFL_ATL or #NFLATL.