Podcast appearances and mentions of rio olympian

The inquest for Rio Olympian cyclist Olivia Podmore has got off to an emotional start. Coroner Luella Dunn today opened an inquest into the August 2021 death of the elite sprint cyclist. Ms Podmore died in a suspected suicide the day after the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics. Sports correspondent Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

It's been a couple of years since we've had Peter Caruth on the podcast. In fact, it was 2022, just a week or so after the Irish hockey legend and Rio Olympian opened up about his sexuality in a post on Instagram – and we've wanted to have him back ever since. Today, we're making it happen – with an episode that is every bit as good as that first one we did almost exactly two years ago. The focus on this one is the Paris Olympics – which seems appropriate, as Peter will be one of the ambassadors at this year's Pride House. And the journey he's been on to reach that stage – well, it's honestly remarkable. This is a story about sporting grit – about wanting to be an Olympian, the sacrifices, the highs and the lows – as well as authenticity and honesty and openness. Oh, and there's also a story about a cow costume as well! WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST? @peteostrich13 on Instagram WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack@jackmurley.com

LOGIN FOR EXTENDED INTERVIEW   Hana Ricna Interview Ricna is a Czechoslovakian two-time World medalist, 1988 Olympian and three-time Olomouc medalist (the Soviet organized Alternative Olympics in 1984). She took second all-around at Olomouc to Soviet great, Mostepanova. The stadler tkatchev is named after her; a skill used often by the current generation of elites. Her son competed for Stanford gymnastics and Czech Republic at the Rio Olympics. Her daughter just finished her senior year on the Stanford gymnastics team, where she performed her mom's floor routine in tribute. She started gymnastics at age four and thinks she won her first pre-elite junior championship around age 8 (Czech papers reported she was 8. Ricna she said she thinks she was 9 but doesn't remember). How The Ricna came to be and what she thinks of the way her skill is performed now All the trouble she got into and wild things she did as a young gymnast Skills she trained, including a tucked full on beam and a full twisting Hindorf Her shoulder dislocation on vault at the 1986 Ahoy Cup in Rotterdam and subsequent surgeries Her experience post-injury at the 1988 Seoul Olympics What the Czech athletes were told about the boycotted 1984 Olympic Games Competing at the legendary, famed, holy grail of gymnastics, the alternative-Olympics in her home country, the Olomouc Friendship Games The great Czech Olympic Champion, Vera Caslavska as a coach and friend Reflects on how she was trained and fueled in the 80's What she would change about her elite training now that she has coached for 30 years The divergent attitudes of her gymnast children - Stanford, World Championships and a Rio Olympian who was obsessed with Kohei. Watching her daughter, Sandra Jessen (FIG licensed as Jessenova ), compete her 1980's floor routine this year, for Stanford Transiting to post-professional athlete life and flying into the U.S. Customs without a visa RELATED PODCASTS Olympics of Difference Makers in Gymnastics A History of Political Protests in Gymnastics  1984 Fight! Olomouc vs 1984 Olympics Olomouc gymnastics video  Conference Championoships Heading into Conference Championships this weekend - what does it mean for NQS, regionals and NCAA Championships. Links to watch and scores for each conference Championship - The Balance Beam Situation 2024 NCAA LIVE SHOW Tickets and details here  Live Show Virtual Season Pass More With Club Gym Nerd Join Club Gym Nerd (or give it as a gift!) for access to weekly Behind The Scenes episodes, dedications, mini-commissions and group commissions Club Gym Nerd members get access to all of our exclusive extended interviews, Behind The Scenes and College & Cocktails episodes. More goodies: 2024 College & Cocktails menu (including cocktails of course) GymCastic newsletters  GymCastic Fantasy Gymnastics League  Merch: clothing and gifts for the gymnast or gymnastics fan in your life and even "tapestries" (banners perfect to display in an arena) to support your favorite gymnast College & Cocktails Mean Girls Week 1 Big Girl ABC Meet Week 2 Aly's Debut Week 3 Denver vs. Oklahoma Week 4 Battle Releve´ Week 5 Arkansas vs. Florida Week 6  LSU vs. Auburn Week 7 Winter Cup Podium Training Week 8 Michigan vs Oklahoma Week 9 Alabama quad Week 10 Denver vs. Michigan Week 11 RESOURCES & CITATIONS Call for volunteers for a study on skin color bias in judging. Help with the online survey here NCAA Power Ranking – January 26, 2024 GymCastic Fantasy YouTube Show  Spencer's The Balance Beam Situation  Gymnastics History and Code of Points Archive from Uncle Tim Follow the effects of the Russian invasion to Ukraine at Gymnovosti The Highest scores, D scores and World Cup rankings at The Gymternet Men's Gymnastics coverage from Kensley Neutral Deductions MORE WAYS TO LISTEN HERE    

This week's ⁠American Swimming Coaches Association⁠ talk comes from ⁠Amy Parratto⁠. At the time of this talk, Amy and husband Mike Parratto were coaching the Seacoast Swimming Association (SSA) in New Hampshire. In 2010, after 26 years at Seacoast, they moved to Indiana where they both coached at Lawrence Swim Team while their daughter Jessica trained at the USA Diving National Training Center based out of IUPUI. They finally ended up in Minnesota where they run ⁠Riptide Swim Team⁠ in Apple Valley. Amy has coached both swimming and diving since 1983 in New Hampshire and Indiana. She is an ASCA Level 4 certified coach. In addition to her coaching duties, she serves as Riptide's team manager. Amy is a graduate of Wellesley College ('83) where she swam and dove all four years and earned a B.A. in Psychology and Studio Art. She is a five-time All-American in diving and was inducted into the Wellesley Athletics Hall of Fame in 2018. Amy and Mike have coached together since 1984. They have two grown daughters - Melissa and Jessica, a 2016 Rio Olympian in the individual and synchronized platform events and 2020 Tokyo Silver Medalist in synchronized platform diving. Amy's talk discusses the long-term development of age groupers in swimming, and the strategies coaches can use to keep swimmers motivated and engaged. 

“God's Word is this lamp, it's a light. It makes a way in the darkness. It shows you the path where you should be going.” — Vera SchmitzThis month's memory verse: “Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.” — Psalm 119:105Today's podcast: As we celebrate the 5 year anniversary of Dwell Differently, Vera Schmitz, co-founder of Dwell, talks with her good friend Kelsie Holahan about how Dwell came to be. Listen in as they share about their days of training together for the Olympic trials as pole vaulters, why Vera started writing Bible verses on her arm, and how the mental fortitude they developed in training has helped them replace lies with truth in their everyday lives.Today's Dwell guest: Kelsie Holahan is a 2016 Rio Olympian, nurse, wife, mom, and good friend of Vera's. We're so glad to have her on the show today!Memorize Scripture with us: Find out more about Dwell's monthly kit with temporary tattoos, a display card, a key tag, and more to help you know and dwell on God's Word.Get our weekly devotional email: Dive deeper into this month's verse.Did you love today's episode?: We'd love to hear about it! Leave a rating or review in your podcast player to help others find the show.Links from today's show:Get Out of Your Head by Jennie AllenWant a physical kit to show up in your mailbox every month with helpful tools to help you memorize and meditate on one Bible verse each month? Check out our Dwell Membership today!Support the show

How to Perfect Your Volleyball Skills! Sarah Pavan, one of the best volleyball players in the world, combines a mix of these abilities to succeed at the highest level. So go ahead and sharpen them in today's podcast episode with Coaches Mark Burik and Brandon Joyner!

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Welcome to this special series of preview podcasts to celebrate the return of the Night of the 10,000m PBs. From Monday to Friday there will be a brand new episode talking to key figures of the events past and future as we look forward to the return of the Glastonbury of Athletics on May 14th. The Big Run is proudly supported for this special Run of podcasts by Like the Wind Magazine. On Today's episode, I ventured up to the peak district to catch up with 2016 Rio Olympian and winner of the 2016 Night of 10ks Ross Millington.  This episode was recorded the day after Ross came second at the Manchester Marathon at his home up North. We broke down the race, his career, the atmosphere of the 2016 Night of 10ks and why it's festival atmosphere cannot be beaten.  Thanks for tuning in this week and I'll see you next Monday for the next podcasts as we edge closer to the main event!  -------- With the support of Like The Wind Magazine and Select Imagery from Curated for Runners.   Like the Wind is an independent journal telling stories about running. Since issue 1, Like the Wind has been published quarterly, with 31 issues under its belt. It is sold mainly through subscriptions, to readers in 40 countries. The strapline of the magazine is: it's why we run (not how to run) and so there are no product reviews, training plans or nutrition tips. Instead, Like the Wind explores topics such as the environment, social issues (like racism or gender inequality), mental health and – quite often – the simple joy of running.  Like the Wind will be producing a special edition programme for Night of the 10,000m PB's for all attendees to the event on May 14th   Like the Wind can be found at www.likethewindmagazine.com where people can subscribe and on Instagram and Twitter as @likethewindmag.  -------- --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebigrunpodcast/message

This week Haddy has the pleasure of interviewing Aussie Olympic Marathoner Milly Clark. We talk about Milly's Road to Rio and her transformation from a promising junior gymnast to one of Australia's best ever distance runners. Milly outline's her early difficulties including a year hampered by stress fractures and how coach Philo Saunders helped her rebuild and restructure leading into a spectacular 2nd place at the 2019 Gold Coast Marathon. Milly talks about the disappointment of multiple race cancellations during the pandemic and the elation of finally toeing the start line and coming home with the win and a PB (2:26) in last year's Melbourne Marathon. Milly has a wonderfully positive attitude to life and running and she speaks openly about the factors that make her such a champion. Milly is supported by Koda Nutrition and we go into detail about her hydration and nutrition strategies for race day and the importance knowing your numbers in terms of sweat rate, sodium concentration in sweat and calorie consumption. Of course, we cover the big topics such as dominating the Olympic food hall, cartwheeling prowess and a fool-proof recipe for cheesy fries! Enjoy! Please subscribe or follow Running Matters to be notified when each episode is released. Feel free to use the online discount codes below: GU Energy Australia (15%): RUNNINGMATTERS Fractel Performance Running Caps (15%): runningmatters T8 Running kit (10%): RUNNINGMATTERS20 Runnulla (10%): Mention Running Matters in store. Raidlight (20%): runningmatters20 Raffertys Coastal Run entry discount: RMPOD21 Cronulla Beer Co (10%): CBC10 Koda Nutrition (15%): RUNMAT15 #runnulla #raidlight #fractel #gymeaalliedhealth #basecampaltitude #guenergy #cronullabeerco #runningmatterscoaching #kodanutrition

With racing cancelled on days four and five of the Tokyo Olympic regatta, our guest panel looks ahead to the final three days of racing on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: how will the athletes be dealing with the two-day break, and what can we expect when racing resumes? Host Tom Morgan speaks with Olympic Silver medallists, Guin Batten and Jess Eddie alongside Rio Olympian, Pete Lambert. You can watch now on British Rowing Plus or listen on a range of podcast platforms! The Debrief is produced in association with Junior Rowing News.

Zacca and Matt catch up on how their weeks have gone. Zacca has to adjust his week around his second Pfizer jab, but still knocks out a solid session and long run. Matt adds some mileage to his week and hits a couple of ok sessions. Zacca and Matt are joined by runcreature founder Myles Gough to chat about the middle and long distance Australian team! Giving their tips on how they think they might go, along with covering the stories that lay within each race. Just 2 weeks out from his Tokyo Olympic marathon race, 2016 Rio Olympian and soon to be heading over to Sapporo for his second Olympic marathon, Liam Adam's jumps on for a chat. Liam discusses how his preparations have gone leading into the race, how he's managed having to race away from covid shutting down states, his changes he's made to his preparations to assist with heat adaptations, how he manages lugging and installing solar panels around 200+km weeks along with what he hopes to achieve in the 2020 Olympic Marathon. Show Links Follow Liam Adams @ Facebook: Liam Adams Instagram: @liamadamsrunner Follow Myles @ myles_runs Visit Runcreature - https://runcreature.com/ Partners Yarraville Running Company, shop online @ https://www.therunningcompany.com.au/yarraville/ https://www.instagram.com/therunningcompany_yarraville/?hl=en Run2PB Links Socials Run2PB YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJxkh-FgU2Wsork-18PfSUA Find us here at: https://www.run2pb.co/better-with-running-podcast Review on us: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-with-running/id1506419354

In this episode of our Olympic season of the podcast, we're chatting with Australian triathlete and Rio Olympian, Ashleigh Gentle. Gentle grew up in South-East Queensland and spent her life playing sport. Whether it was at the beach or cricket with her brothers, she was always being active. Eventually, a career in triathlon fell into place. She started in the sport as a way to improve her running but once the cycling and swimming followed, it was a natural progression. She has a gold medal at both the Commonwealth Games and the World Championships to her name. She also has multiple ITU and WTS titles and don't forget about her incredible stranglehold over the Noosa Triathlon! Now Gentle is preparing for her second Olympics in Tokyo in July. It's a chance for her to improve on her performance in Rio and really make her mark on the world stage and hopefully come home with a medal. In this chat, Gentle talks about how her love for the sport started, some of the incredible opportunities she has received as a result of being a triathlete and just what sort of impact the covid-19 pandemic had on her preparation for the Olympic games. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a comment and share it with your friends and family. Ashleigh Gentle's Instagram Lachlan McKirdy - @lmckirdy7 on Twitter Remember The Name socials RTN's Instagram page RTN's Twitter page   Sporting News Australia socials Subscribe to SN's YouTube Channel Catch up with Sporting News Australia on Instagram Follow @SportingNewsAU on Twitter Like Sporting News Australia on Facebook

In episode #6, Nick and Scott speak with Canadian Olympic runner, Lanni Marchant. As one of the most renowned professional Canadian runners, they talk about how Lanni started her not-so-conventional running career and the path that has led her to try out for her second Olympic Games. Lanni is a professional Canadian long-distance runner from London, Ontario. On October 20th, 2013, she set the Canadian women's marathon record at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon, beating the 28-year-old national record by running it in 2:28:00. She loves to share her knowledge about maximizing training at home, on the road, and coming back from an injury. She is a 2016 Rio Olympian (10k and Marathon), the 2015 Bronze Medalist at Pan Am Games, and currently training for Tokyo. She currently is a Pro Runner for Under Armour. You can follow Inika on Instagram and find her on the TAGALONG platform. For more information about training with professional athletes, please visit www.tagalongwithapro.com or Download the TAGALONG with a Pro app --- Join the TAGALONG x Riot Energy family and get 15% off your next order. Use promo code: TAGALONG 15 at riot.energy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tagalongwithapro/support

On today's show we go CROSSNET with AVP champion, 2016 Rio Olympian, and fellow CROSSNET athlete - Chaim Schalk Chaim and I talk about his unique childhood days. The unnecessary confusion around his citizenship. The connection he has to 90 Day Finance

In this episode Emma sits down with Alexi Pappas, fellow Oregon T&F Alumni, 2016 Rio Olympian, professional runner, author and filmmaker. She recently released her book “Bravey,” which documents her experience overcoming post-Olympic depression, navigating mental health injuries, and chasing your dreams. Emma and Alexi talk about how to work on your mental health in the sports world by approaching it in a different way, finding passions outside of running, and much more. You can find Emma on Instagram at @emmaabrahamson and on her YouTube Channel. Follow Convos Over Cold Brew Podcast on Instagram at @convosovercoldbrewpod. Follow Alexi at @alexipappas and check out her new book Bravey HERE! OFFERS: Green Chef | Head to GreenChef.com/90coldbrew and use code "90COLDBREW" to get $90 off including free shipping!

What does it take to become the BEST Hammer Thrower IN THE WORLD? Rudy Winkler, graduate of Cornell and Rutgers University, can tell you how! Rudy is a 5-time All-American, NCAA National Champion, and Rio Olympian, where he was the youngest hammer thrower to win the US Olympic Trials since 1956. Since college, Rudy has furthermore qualified for 2 World Championships and is now the best hammer thrower in the world with a throw of 80.72 meters. On the podcast, we dived into Rudy's experiences in track and field as well as his philosophy on hammer and training that has helped to make him the best in the world. Hope you enjoy our wonderful conversation! If you want updates on new podcasts coming out, make sure to follow @torchcollegerecruting on Instagram. All the best!

Staying healthy is very important specially during this time where there is a lot of isolation. Join us as we speak to Maria Jose Uribe, a LPGA player and 2016 Rio Olympian. We touch base with her on how she is staying healthy physically and mentally during this crazy time.

We start episode two briefly discussing the upcoming London Marathon and looking at the main contenders – and also wondering why Mo Farah being a pacer is getting so much airtime.We have another big name guest on Running Things as Riley interviews 2016 Rio Olympian and Bowerman Track Club member Marielle Hall. Marielle talks about how she took decisive action in the 10,000m world championships in Doha, choosing to be an active participant in her fortunes rather than letting the race happen around her. She also talks about a possible foray into marathoning in the future, although acknowledges the grind of solo training for a marathon. We also get to hear about the realities of training in a group like Bowerman, and managing the complex duality of camaraderie and competitiveness. Marielle also offers great insight into the process of writing her guest column in Runner’s World and discusses the reaction from her teammates and the running public. Finally, Riley announces next week’s guest on the show, trail athlete David Laney. LinksWatch Running Things on YouTubeMarielle Hall on InstagramMarielle’s guest column in Runner’s World, ‘Racing to Stay Alive’Marielle on the Two Black Runners podcastRun Girl on InstagramRiley Wolff on InstagramTempo Journal on Instagramtempojournal.com

Connect and Rise with Hafsa Kamara, 2016 Rio Olympian, Founder of the BrandMe Program, and youth advocate. Hafsa shares her personal journey of becoming an Olympian representing Sierra Leone even when the odds were stacked against her (including her own father's belief that Muslim women did not belong in Track and Field). She reminds us that anything is possible with hard work and determination, even when you think a dream is so big it may never be realized. Hafsa also talks about her current goals which include empowering youth as we continue to demand social justice. She encourages each of us to do what we can because "now is the time for your voice to be heard; now is the time for your actions to matter."

Utah is a place "dear to my heart" and her time there ensured she took the "next step" towards becoming a professional basketball player. Leilani Mitchell is the Opals point guard, Rio Olympian and two-time WNBA most improved, the 34-year-old joined fellow national player, Sydney Kings marquee and 2015 NBA champion Andrew Bogut on the honour roll.

Kerry is an amazing athlete and she only took up steeplechase when she was 30, with a lot of consistent focused hard work 5 years later she found herself on the biggest stage in athletics Rio 2016 Olympics.   Her love for life and the sport is infectious, a great role model for the world of Irish athletics and its up and coming talent.

The BIMO team sit down with Rio Olympian and Commonwealth Games Athlete Brendan "Wee Rooster" Irvine https://www.facebook.com/weerooster/

This week Martin is joined in the studio by co-host Holly Rush. World marathon 4th placer and Rio Olympian top 10er Callum Hawkins joins us ahead of the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. Yuki is in winning form, so is Steve Way, and Gwen J. Edinburgh XC is back on, just not in Edinburgh, Soar Running sponsor Training Talk with a great offer plus you guys Rate Your Run, stand atop the Podium and climb aboard the Launch Pad.

The parkrun adventurers are catching zees and chasing batons. Rio Olympian and Gold Coast Commonwealth Games athlete Patrick Tiernan stops by to give us an insight into the life of an elite athlete. And our roving reporters are on the ground to welcome another community to the parkrun family with the launch of Nhill parkrun and celebrate a fourth anniversary at Golden Beach parkrun.

Rio Olympian Ben Fletcher joins the podcast today, and discusses early setbacks to his senior career, his thoughts on centralisation and his Rio experience.

AthleticEXP.com Episode 039 - Jenna Prandini, U.S. Champion in the 200m & 2016 Rio Olympian, joins the show. Prandini, a Puma athlete, goes into detail about her sponsorship, the different events she competes in, the different sports she played growing up, as well as her training going into U.S.A.'s. Prandini has been on winning 4x100's with Allyson Felix AND Usain Bolt - we break that down and more! @AthleticExperience - Instagram @Athletic_EXP - Twitter AthleticEXP.com - Store / Articles / Podcasts

Interview with Rio Olympian and Commonwealth Games Champion Nekoda Davis

Barb Nwaba, 3x US Champion & Rio Olympian, joins The Athletic Experience to talk about her summer at the Olympics, and what's on tap for 2017. Tom & Barb also talk about to proposals that involve the Decathlon & Heptathlon being altered. The women's decathlon and the men & women's octathlon - what is the possibility of these happening in the new few years? www.PhysioPhyx.com - "AE10" at Checkout for $10 off! Offer expires 12/31/16

This week, The devastation caused by Cyclone Winston casts a shadow over Fiji's preparations for the Las Vegas Sevens; Mean while Samoa's fitness and build-up is much improved; Tonga's first Rio Olympian is found; And the PNG Kumuls rugby league team have a new coach.