Podcast appearances and mentions of Sam Willoughby

In this week's ImperFIX, we revisit an episode from season 2 with Australian BMX racer, world champion and Olympian, Sam Willoughby. In 2016, Sam experienced a life-changing neck injury which left him a tetraplegic. In this snippet, we hear Sam describe the bike accident that lead to his injury and his incredible journey of recovery. Most importantly, he shares how meeting NASCAR crew chief, Booty Barker, inspired him to live life again. You can hear the full chat with Sam Willoughby here https://link.chtbl.com/GzlSMclz.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

20 year old Jesse Asmus is a determined young man. He clearly knows what he wants to do in life and BMX. He told me in order for him to become the best he's going to have to leave Australia. He says Sam Willoughby has inspired him to strive for greatness. Presently Asmus is ranked 4th in the world for U23. Last year he won the Oceania Championships and the overall Australian National series. Crazy to think it was his first year doing international racing. Asmus says the bigger the race the more pumped he gets to succeed. In 2024 he's working on his gates and first straight. He's planning to do the World Cup Calendar and spend some time here in the U.S. racing. 

End of Season Catch Up Podcast with Dr. J. We talk about Summer Camps, Dr. J's new job, Pro racing at the Grands, Alec Bob winning the UCI Pump Track World Championships, Sam Willoughby parting ways with the Australian National Team, Barry Nobles' Social Media, and has Harry Leary been canceled? A little scoop for 2024, and more. Photo Credit: Fifteen BMX

Brandon Cato is an enigma for me. I don't mean that in a bad way. What I mean is he simply moves to his own beat. One minute you'll see him at the track and the next minute he's focused on school and you don't see him for a while. It's not that he doesn't love BMX it's just that Cato has a variety of interests and he likes to explore them. Here's the crazy thing, when he gets back on the track it is as if he never left. He's crazy fast and hella smooth. It's as if the guy is never out of shape. At the moment he's in school and preparing for Grands. Being the private guy that he is I was surprised he agreed to do an interview with me.  I caught up with him on a Saturday while I was in Minnesota. I literally did the interview in my hotel room. I brought my podcast equipment with me because I wasn't going to miss this opportunity. Sitting in my hotel room looking out the window we talked about school, riding and racing for B.A.B.S, his admiration for Sam Willoughby and Maris Strombergs and the future.  

George Goodall started racing in 1979 when his friend Jack invited him to a BMX race. He was living in Boulder, Colorado with his dad at the time. His first race he got last in every Moto. A month later Goodall made the box and the rest is history. George says riding the streets of Boulder helped him become one with his bike. He raced a lot on the local scene at the Adam's county indoor and at Castlerock. He attributes the rides from Robert Raymonde's dad for helping getting to races to improve. He didn't hit the national scene until he was 15 years old. Goodall says the national racing wasn't easy for him. By the time he was 18 years old he turned pro. He sums up his pro career even after turning AA pro twice as a "5th place semi guy." He would eventually retire because of family commitments. As soon as his son was able to race Goodall turned his attention from show cars back to bikes. He would eventually race for Redline. Some people have all the luck when having teammates like Jason Carnes, Denzel Stein, Alise and Sam Willoughby to Jeff Upshaw. The team would eventually fold and Goodall would end up racing for his current sponsor Supercross. I had a lot fun with this interview. Goodall is funny, informative, and an all-around good guy. 

A couple of weeks ago Kenny Hunter and I headed up to Temecula to meet up with Maris Strombergs to shoot some photos at the pump track then headed over to his house to film an interview. We talk about Maris getting back into BMX a little more lately, coaching and potentially working with China on their BMX program alongside thoughts on today's racing, some of the guys on top at the moment in the Elite class going into Paris in 2024. We turn back the clock a bit and talk about Maris moving to the US after winning the 08 Olympic Games, battling with Kyle Bennett and Randy Stumpfhauser for the ABA Title, the London Games, not worried about having guys like Sam Willoughby and Mike Day behind him on a 3rd straight on any Supercross track, playing golf, having kids and much more. Photos, filmed and edited by: Kenny Hunter

Sam Willoughby fell in love with BMX first, but his wife Alise was a close second. Together they conquered the intense world of BMX racing, winning honours in all the biggest events along the way. That was until a training accident changed everything. Featured: Simon Smale, sports journalist, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Sam Willoughby fell in love with BMX first, but his wife Alise was a close second. Together they conquered the intense world of BMX racing, winning honours in all the biggest events along the way. That was until a training accident changed everything. Featured: Simon Smale, sports journalist, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

On the show today Sam Willoughby, Rob Mills, Daniel Lowther, Steve Dimopoulos and Brett Phillips

Australian BMX champion Sam Willoughby joined the boys to discuss his new documentary 'Ride'

Sam Willoughby joins David and Lucy to chat about the release of his upcoming documentary RIDE which details his journey and struggles he's encountered during his life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David & Lucy podcast - 25th October 2022 Mike Lorigan, Mayor of Renmark Neil Martinson, Heroes, Sam Willoughby, Phil Coorey, Rowey, Latest Traffic Updates, Blakey, Brenton Smyth, Greg Jenkins, Behind Closed Doors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Emily is back to help us all! Reflecting on our episode with Olympic BMX rider, Sam Willoughby from Season 2, Dr Emily talks us through the dangers of the Hedonistic Treadmill, and its slightly lesser known cousin, Hedonistic Adaptation. There's a lot covered in this episode, including ‘Growth Mindset', being mindful of what we want and why, and how quickly we actually adapt to finally getting those things we want. For book recommendation Hardwiring Happiness by Rick Hanson, please follow this link: https://bit.ly/3tTaRjU For book recommendation The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3tT6e9E To watch Carol Dwecks Ted Talk, please follow this link: https://bit.ly/3OydHTz Reference for Sonja Lyubomrisky's stats for the determinants of happiness: https://bit.ly/3xPDSy6

Dr Emily is back to help us all!Reflecting on our episode with Olympic BMX rider, Sam Willoughby from Season 2, Dr Emily talks us through the dangers of the Hedonistic Treadmill, and its slightly lesser known cousin, Hedonistic Adaptation.There's a lot covered in this episode, including ‘Growth Mindset', being mindful of what we want and why, and how quickly we actually adapt to finally getting those things we want.For book recommendation Hardwiring Happiness by Rick Hanson, please follow this link: https://bit.ly/3tTaRjUFor book recommendation The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin, follow this link: https://bit.ly/3tT6e9ETo watch Carol Dwecks Ted Talk, please follow this link: https://bit.ly/3OydHTzReference for Sonja Lyubomrisky's stats for the determinants of happiness: https://bit.ly/3xPDSy6See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Matt Carroll, Fouad Andrawos, Darren Burgess, Sam Willoughby, Ross Aloisi, Tom Jonas See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our fledgling podcast has finally cracked 10 episodes and what a way to celebrate by having Sam Willoughby dial in via the Pacific telegraph line to give the boys the lowdown on his stellar career, from where it started, to the day he looped out just weeks after the Rio Olympic games, and beyond, as we uncover what a true fighter this Aussie BMX legend is. With Khalen and Sam sharing the Olympic stage in London, where one grabbed a silver medal, and the other tasted the grimy Pommy dust, there's a shared history to delve into and the insights into how these two approached BMX racing at it's highest level is golden, from USABMX Pro titles to the Olympics. We get deep into mindset, and how Sam's processes saw him win multiple rainbow jerseys, including both his Junior Elite years of 2008 and 2009. But this is only the start.We also get deep into the current situation of elite racing here in Australia and the decline of depth at this level. We explore the differences of culture from when these boys were firing, to the sad situation of having just one male place at the recent Tokyo games. From coaching to mentors, from family to mates, we find out what makes this champion tick.  

In this episode is a first for the boys as they packed the camera and their bike bags, then flew into Adelaide to film the latest podcast at Pirate Life Brewery.  As guests of the Sam Willoughby track building crew, Recreation Living, the morning of the podcast recording Khalen and the old guy test rode Australia's latest SX track build to give it the BMX, Beers and Bullshit seal of approval.Then with the backdrop of one of Pirate Life's conference spaces, there was a line up of 3 Australian Olympic BMX racers on the couches (Anthony Dean, Brian Kirkham and host Khalen), along with the SW91 track builder (s) Trent Lupton, and main test pilots Max Cairns, Jake Svens and David Gosling. This track is being built, and ridden along the way and we chat about how the f*#k you get a $6M project off the ground and what hurdles and challenges the crew have overcome during the build. What changes were made from the plan and when it's likely to be up and running for the SA BMX community.Then the boys that repp'd Australia at the O-Show chat about life during their careers, and what they're doing now days. A real insight into what it's like to represent your country and whether the sacrifice was worth it. Compulsory watching for those new to the sport to learn about the history of BMX as it entered into the Olympic era.Massive thanks to Pirate Life Brewery for giving us a cool spot to record, and supplying the beers to lubricate the chat. And to Trent from Living Recreation for the weekend and sneak preview of the SW91 trackYouTube link to watch the podcast recording - https://youtu.be/CQ1c-ylESCc

How do you pursue your dream? Sam Willoughby, BMX Olympic Silver Medalist, brings us into his story of leaving home at the age of 16 to pursue his BMX dream and the many factors that led to his decision. We discuss the importance of following passions in the midst of a strong support system, strategies to succeed, and the multi-faceted recovery process.  Throughout our discussion we keep education in view. Post a review. Subscribe. Sam Willoughby is a two-time BMX world champion, 2012 Olympic Silver Medalist, and coach to his wife, Alice Post. Music: Believin Stephen Shout outs:  family and dream seekers Links:  Ridgeback Bikes, Alice Post, #bmx #olympics #biking Podcast ad:  RethinkingEDU

This week we have a true story about triumph over tragedy. Alise and Sam Willoughby are considered the royal couple in the BMX community. They not only share a love of the extreme sport, but they also share a few Olympic medals between them.As you'll come to find out, this couple has been put through the wringer and back. In 2016, Sam suffered a terrible BMX accident during a normal run at the Elite Athlete Training Center in Chula Vista. That same day, doctors deemed him permanently paralyzed and he's been wheelchair-bound ever since. But this isn't a sad story. Sam is now coaching his wife Alise and her quest for gold. Take a listen to one of the most inspiring stories you'll hear in this series.For a full list of profiled local athletes on our website, click here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, I speak with Sam Willoughby, BMX Olympic Silver Medalist and former world champion. Sam has one of the most incredible stories in the world of sport having gone from the 2016 Olympic Games, to 3 weeks later having an accident in a training run that left him diagnosed as a C6 tetraplegic and left him in a wheelchair.His story is one of the most incredible highs and lowest lows but from it has come to his huge resolve for life and an outlook that is infectious and thought-provoking.I encourage you to take the time to listen to Sam’s story and listen to the views he now has and how you can look within your own life to create a more positive, grateful and resilient perspective.Find Sam on InstagramBook Sam to Speak hereThis episode is sponsored by Sport YogiFor Athletes that want to Breathe, Think and Move Better...The Sport Yogi app is now available.Download atiOSAndroidVisit sportyogi.com for moreConnect with Lewis at:Instagram: @lewishatchettFor more on the podcast visit www.lewishatchett.com/podcast

On the 9th of September 2016, Sam Willoughby was an able-bodied Olympic Silver medallist at the top of his BMX game. On the 10th of September 2016, he was being airlifted to a hospital for emergency surgery to repair the damage to his spinal cord after an accident on the track he had ridden a million times. Dylan Alcott and Angus O’Loughlin talk to Sam about his life pre and post-accident and discover the story of Sam meeting the person who would change his life forever in the most unexpected of places. From never breaking a bone, to never walking again, Sam’s story is one still being written and we feel very lucky to be a small part of it.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week’s show we hear about Tory’s big mountain bike ride that floored him and James’ temporary move to Florida with the boys for a training camp.  We then catch-up with the winner of day 2 in Phoenix Cam Wood! We chat with Cam about his weekend in Phoenix, his first big elite win, training with Sam Willoughby, growing up in Montana then moving to Arizona, his generation coming up and being competitive in the Elite class right away, his mindset at the races and more! Enjoy!

Sam Willoughby, Dean Solomon, Grant BRebner and more.

An inspirational chat that's worth a listen after a tough year.

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On this week's episode, Hugh chats with Australian BMX racer, world champion, multi-Olympian, Sam Willoughby. In 2016, Sam experienced a life-changing neck injury which left him with tetraplegia. At 29 Sam has lived a remarkable life and is an incredible person who tells his life story with candour and honesty.Following the chat, Ryan and Hugh discuss Sam's journey whilst exploring some of the life lessons we can learn from this incredible person.If this episode has triggered anything for you around mental health, we strongly recommend lifeline on 13 11 14.The Imperfects is brought to you by The Resilience Project. Produced by Ryan Shelton, Hugh van Cuylenburg & Josh van Cuylenburg. Mixed and mastered by Windmill Audio. A special thank you also to No Mono (Pie Eater) for generously allowing us to use ‘Keep On' as the theme song for this podcast.For more information and links to anything discussed in today's episode, please visit: https://theresilienceproject.com.au/podcast/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode, Hugh chats with Australian BMX racer, world champion, multi-Olympian, Sam Willoughby. In 2016, Sam experienced a life-changing neck injury which left him with tetraplegia. At 29 Sam has lived a remarkable life and is an incredible person who tells his life story with candour and honesty. Following the chat, Ryan and Hugh discuss Sam's journey whilst exploring some of the life lessons we can learn from this incredible person. If this episode has triggered anything for you around mental health, we strongly recommend lifeline on 13 11 14. The Imperfects is brought to you by The Resilience Project. Produced by Ryan Shelton, Hugh van Cuylenburg & Josh van Cuylenburg. Mixed and mastered by Windmill Audio. A special thank you also to No Mono (Pie Eater) for generously allowing us to use ‘Keep On' as the theme song for this podcast. For more information and links to anything discussed in today's episode, please visit: https://theresilienceproject.com.au/podcast/

BMX Rider, who became a Quadriplegic after a fall, spoke to Garry and Tim about his injuries and how he bounced back.

Sitting down with Sam Willoughby, Founder and MD at Live Well Events. You may know Live Well London, well Live Well Manchester is coming in October 2020! As a proud Mancunian, I had to get Sam on the podcast to chat about the UK's most inspiring and inclusive fitness and wellbeing event. Exclusive listener offer! Get 2 tickets for £40 using code PUTYOURSELFFIRST https://www.livewellmanchester.com/ We discuss: - How Live Well Events are making fitness and wellbeing accessible, inclusive and inspiring for everyone (whatever your ability, background, shape or size!) - How and why Sam decided to leave her successful corporate events career to start her own company - Making time for fitness as a working Mum - The myth of work-life balance Sam's Resource - The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse https://amzn.to/2UEPPTW Super positive one this week and with everything going on, it's so nice to have something to look forward to in October!

One of my goals for this podcast is to share real-life stories of women who have overcome challenges to live their ideal life or help others to do just that. They may not be film stars or celebrities but they have become the heroine in their own life story, living their dreams and empowering others while staying true to themselves. My aim with these interviews is to inspire YOU to find your passion, step out into your power set yourself exciting goals and know that you have the strength inside you to overcome your challenges and start living YOUR ideal life. Today I'm really excited to welcome Sam Willoughby to the show just one day before one of the biggest days in her business calendar! Sam is the Managing Director of the multi-award-winning What's On 4 organisation which includes the hugely popular What's On 4 kids online directory for children's activity providers across the UK. When Sam left corporate life because her employer was not interested in offering her flexible working arrangements after she had her daughter, she became passionate about building a business that gave her and her whole team a better balance between work and family life. Millions of parents have used the What's On 4 websites to help them with family life and over 20,000 have attended their live events too.   Sam was also shocked to find out that most organised children's activities have no specific regulations and so in 2014, she brought together a Founding Team of children's activities providers and experts to launch the not-for-profit Children's Activities Association to put in place the first independent standards for all children's activities and much more to help parents, schools and nurseries across the UK. In this frank interview, you'll hear how Sam took the skills she'd acquired in corporate life and applied them to her new business, how she learned the hard way to create the right working environment for yourself including building in self-care early on, the importance she places on working with clients and colleagues that you really WANT to work with and how a business coach helped her to overcome some of the challenges she's faced building the What's On 4 brand.  As always you'll find all the links for connecting with Sam in the show notes at michellereevescoaching.com/listen

In this episode we have a conversation about one of trucking's most critical issues - truck parking! There is a severe shortage of parking for truck drivers and we speak with Scott Grenerth of TSPS.io and RigRest.com to find out what's being done to improve it.  We had the opportunity to speak with Scott after he led a panel discussion with TxDOT and truck drivers at the Great American Trucking Show.  We also collected input from our driver Sam Willoughby, who provided some valuable first hand insight into the problem.  Through new technologies and regulatory study from TxDOT, positive changes are being made.  Thanks for listening!  Send feedback to us on social media (@PDQAmerica) or aaron@pdqamerica.com  

‘A testament to our Union and our country’ Canada’s Alana Gattinger is the first female Team Manager at a men’s Rugby World Cup. She’s been speaking to Sportshour ahead of their opening match against Italy in Fukuoka on Thursday. Solid Gold Hits Noah Lyles and Sandi Morris are both gold medal favourites for this month’s World Athletics Championships. But, alongside their sprinting and pole-vaulting this season, the pair have co-written, recorded and performed a song with the Swiss band, Baba Shrimps. That performance was to a crowd of 25 thousand at the Zurich Diamond League meeting – and, in Noah’s case, he picked up the microphone only an hour after winning the 100 metres. ‘You’re not entitled to any of it working out, but it’s really fun to try’ Alise Willoughby is a reigning BMX World Champion, who also won Silver at the Rio Olympic Games. Her husband and coach is Sam Willoughby, who won his Silver at the London Olympics in 2012. Sam's own BMX career was ended when he suffered a life-changing injury just over three years ago. He lost the use of his legs after a training accident. Together, they got through that very difficult time and are now a world championship winning coach and athlete combination. That doesn’t mean there weren’t some darker moments though, especially in the hours and days after Sam’s crash. Net Benefits Zimbabwe made their Netball World Cup debut in Liverpool this summer, going on to finish in eighth place. But what’s next for the team? Sportshour has spoken to the team’s goal shooter, Joyce Takaidza, and Head Coach Lloyd Makunde about what the lasting impact of the Gems’ achievements could be. Chief amongst the issues to be tackled is finance. Caroline, who commentated on the country’s World Cup journey, has been speaking to Kirsty Coventry, the Olympic gold-medal winning swimmer and now Zimbabwe’s Minister for Youth and Sport, about how the country can ensure the World Cup is the beginning of a journey, not the end. Photo: A Canada rugby fan cheering (Getty Images)

#TheHowieGames | Sam Willoughby is a multiple world champion and Olympic silver medallist in the sport of BMX.  3 years ago Sam had an accident on his bike, where he tragically suffered a spinal injury that ended his career and changed his life forever. What Sam has achieved since that crash, surpasses anything he did on his bike.  In this episode, which was recorded in front of a live audience (a first for the Howie Games), Sam talks about life as a BMX star, his accident and how he has physically and mentally recovered from such a terrible event.  Sam is joined in this episode by his wife Alise, also an Olympic Silver medallist. This is one remarkable couple. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#TheHowieGames | Sam Willoughby is a multiple world champion and Olympic silver medallist in the sport of BMX.  3 years ago Sam had an accident on his bike, where he tragically suffered a spinal injury that ended his career and changed his life forever. What Sam has achieved since that crash, surpasses anything he did on his bike.  In this episode, which was recorded in front of a live audience (a first for the Howie Games), Sam talks about life as a BMX star, his accident and how he has physically and mentally recovered from such a terrible event.  Sam is joined in this episode by his wife Alise, also an Olympic Silver medallist. This is one remarkable couple. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We catchup with the 2 coaches of the 2 2019 BMX World Champions, Martijn Jaspers and Sam Willoughby. We chat to Martijn about how he’s coached Twan and we chat to Sam about how he’s coached Alise. We also discuss coaching philosophies, their approach and more!

In our latest podcast we celebrate the grand finale of Children’s Activities Week 2019! We were joined by the CEO & Founder of Little Voices, Jane Maudsley, the Founder of babyballet – Claire O’Connor and the founder of Children’s Activities Association Sam Willoughby. They are joined by our very own host Ben Sutcliffe and we talk about how collaboration is […] The post Children’s Activities Week 2019 – with Jane Maudsley, Claire O’Connor and Sam Willoughby appeared first on Caudwell Children.

We catchup with one of the GOATs of our sport, Olympic Silver Medalist, 2x World Champion and 3x USABMX #1 Pro Sam Willoughby! We discuss the Manchester SX, Sam's rehab, how he's doing now, his transition into coaching, and we chat in-depth about his career.

Former BMX champ Sam Willoughby joined Rowey & Bicks to discuss his recovery, his wedding & when he might return to live in Adelaide. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dual BMW World Champion and Olympic silver medallist Sam Willoughby tells Peter Donegan how life has changed after a training accident left him a tetraplegic. 

Sam Willoughby has everything a coach dreams of in an athlete: Determination, work ethic, mental toughness, and the will to win. Sam is also everything someone would want in a son, brother, or friend: Envy of the other parents, Loyal, and fun. At only 17, he moved to the USA from Australia to see his dreams come true as a professional athlete. World Titles, Olympic medal, money in the bank, and setting new records in the sport of BMX at an alarming rate. THAT WAS HIS LIFE! Just weeks after a disappointing second Olympic appearance, Sam Willoughby suffered a career ending spinal injury - turning his life inside out. How did he achieve so much as such a young age?  How did he handle the pressure? What was it like to move to another country alone at 17? What do you do when the unthinkable happens?      

In this week's edition of Extra Time, we have the thrills and spills of the BMX World Champs in Auckland. We hear from New Zealand Olympics silver medallist Sarah Walker and the Australian men's BMX world champion Sam Willoughby. We preview the Super rugby semi-final between the Chiefs and the Crusaders. The Chiefs are the defending champions, the New Zealand Conference winners and have hometown advantage so why are the Crusaders the favourites? And Mahe Drysdale's back on the water and straight into the New Zealand team for the rowing world champs in South Korea.

In this week's edition of Extra Time, we have the thrills and spills of the BMX World Champs in Auckland. We hear from New Zealand Olympics silver medallist Sarah Walker and the Australian men's BMX world champion Sam Willoughby. We preview the Super rugby semi-final between the Chiefs and the Crusaders. The Chiefs are the defending champions, the New Zealand Conference winners and have hometown advantage so why are the Crusaders the favourites? And Mahe Drysdale's back on the water and straight into the New Zealand team for the rowing world champs in South Korea.

2007 was a milestone in the Mobilisation of the workforce, with 50% of employees working remotely. Coupled to the plethora of new technologies being employed to facilitate work-on-the-go, this movement is throwing up some unique security challenges. In this podcast Infosecurity Europe’s Sam Willoughby talks to Amrit Williams, CTO from BigFix Inc. about the security issues around mobile devices and what can be done to mitigate these issues.

2007 was a milestone in the Mobilisation of the workforce, with 50% of employees working remotely. Coupled to the plethora of new technologies being employed to facilitate work-on-the-go, this movement is throwing up some unique security challenges. In this podcast Infosecurity Europe’s Sam Willoughby talks to Amrit Williams, CTO from BigFix Inc. about the security issues around mobile devices and what can be done to mitigate these issues.