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This week on the Kokomo Press Podcast, Host Jordan Danger Grainger is joined by a special guest co-host and first-time guest panelist. Your Co-Host this week is a frequent Kokomo Press collaborator, Host of the "Come on Bro Podcast", writer of sketches, actor in skits, and Kokomo Press Comedy Ambassador. The hilarious, Sean D. is in the studio!Our guest panelist this week is a multi-talented creative who we've been fortunate enough to meet within the local comedy scene. He's an illustrator, writer, actor, director, and standup comic. In the studio is the Art of Beast himself, Bob East!Together the 3-man panel embarked on a comedic journey highlighting interesting talking points frequently discussed within the local comedy scene including: Making the Most of Open Mics, When to Ask for Pay, the Difference Between 3-, 5-, and 10-minute sets, and of course, how to pay off a joke that might be too risqué for a beginner.The Panel also recapped their different experiences with the Sleight Night Roast Battle from all phases including Roasting, Judging, and Spectating.This podcast is heavy on the comedy scene and the innerworkings of the local joke-life so put on your spectacles complete with Groucho-Nose and Stache in this special comedy heavy edition of, the Kokomo Press Podcast! @thekokomopress on YouTube, Facebook, and instagram.Jordan Grainger is @ultrajoyed on twitter, facebook, and tiktok.Jordan Bell is @hypocrisy_jones on all major platforms.Cortni Richardson is @cortni88 on instagram and @cortni_lean on twitter.Brian West is @veinypeckerpete on twitter and @westjr.brian on instagram.
The Battle Bros take on London Pro Tour! LFG! As Taylor and Zayne prepare for their journeys we discuss where they are at, mentally, physically, emotionally, all the things. Will Zen hit LL? We hope so but hope he doesn't win the Pro Tour. But who's to say what new treasures of Flesh and Blood gameplay we will be shown this weekend.Thanks as always for your support. https://www.patreon.com/attackactionpodcastShout out to everyone who has shown support for a friend and much loved member of the FAB community who tragically lost his home in the Eaton fire here in California. They are so close to hitting their goal thanks to you all. Please consider supporting them or the many other organization contributing to the relief efforts. If you do please email us and we'll consider you an honorary member of the Patreon and you can join our discord.https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-samantha-and-paul-rebuild-after-fireThere are many other places you can continue to support as well.https://pasadenahumane.org/https://www.watchduty.org/donatehttps://donate.wck.org/give/499865/#!/donation/checkout00:00 - INTRO AND FRIENDS CHAT18:011 - Pro Tour London01:03:26 - Spectating in FABProduced by: The Attack Action PodcastEdited by: Colin HonigmanMusic by: Alexander NakaradaOur Socials etc.BlueSky:@tayloraap.bsky.social@chonigman.bsky.social@barragingblake.bsky.socialEmail: theattackactionpodcast@gmail.com
Hello and Welcome to The Passenger Seat Podcast, a podcast designed to fill your passenger seat with a chat about classic cars, all recorded from my 1968 Morris Minor, Peggy.In today's episode, I share how we learned about and then went to "The Pom" - The VSCC's Pomeroy Trophy. A true gem in the motorsport calendar, we were able to attend as we were hosted by the brilliant Carnatter, which gave us some fantastic views of the action on the track! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thepassengerseatpodcast/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/PassengerSeatP Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ThePassengerSeatPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of the On the Runs podcast, hosts Eric and Erika dive into a variety of topics, including their favorite moments spectating at the Boston Marathon, personal insights through a fun Q&A session, and their preferences for music versus podcasts during long runs. They discuss essential items for long runs, dream races, and the future of their podcast, emphasizing the importance of listener support. The conversation is lighthearted and filled with humorous scenarios, making it an engaging listen for running enthusiasts. In this lively conversation, Erika and Eric share humorous anecdotes, delve into fantasy character preferences, and discuss the ethics of racing. They explore the dynamics of their friendship, including lighthearted teasing and moments of annoyance. The discussion also touches on parenting challenges, favorite running songs, and brand loyalty in running shoes, culminating in a reflection on their podcast mascot, Stoolie, and the importance of community support.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Fun Questions03:57 Race Memories and Experiences06:36 Dream Races and Aspirations09:35 Boston Marathon Memories12:37 Spectating and Supportive Moments13:51 Spectating at Boston: Memorable Moments16:05 Racing Animals: A Fun Debate19:00 Superheroes and Running: The Ultimate Crew22:03 Music vs. Podcasts: The Best Running Companion24:51 Essential Items for Long Runs27:47 Dreams of Podcasting: The Future Ahead30:35 Fun and Creative Questions: A Lighthearted Segment35:26 Nostalgic Moments and Sports Memories38:13 Humorous Hypotheticals: Ducks and Horses40:48 Pop Culture References: Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings42:32 Unusual Bathroom Stories43:43 Dream Dinner Guests: A Personal Touch45:44 Wetsuit Strippers: A Fun Twist48:29 Parenting Challenges: The Curious Child49:28 Running Jams: Music That Moves You57:15 Musical Inspirations and Race Day Anthems59:48 Shoe Preferences and Brand Loyalty01:02:11 The Origin Story of Stoolie01:05:30 Navigating Annoyances in Friendship01:10:26 Ethics in Racing: Cheating and Integrity01:13:39 Lighthearted Banter and Personal Insights01:17:16 Fundraising and Community SupportEric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick Strava GroupLinktree - Find everything hereInstagram - Follow us on the gram YouTube - Subscribe to our channel Patreon - Support usThreadsEmail us at OnTheRunsPod@gmail.com
Dreaming of running the Disney Marathon but feeling overwhelmed? We get it! In this episode, we share our journey as first-time runners AND spectators at the Disney Marathon. We'll break down what we wish we knew ahead of time, what the weekend's activities look like, and the best way to get around the parks for spectators trying to follow your runner through the event. This episode is perfect for anyone considering their first Disney Marathon or wanting to support a loved one running. GET TICKETS TO MOSH EISLEY https://linktr.ee/mosheisley Interested in booking a voyage on the Treasure? Book with Sara at https://www.sarajaymac.com/ Learn more about the Good Journey cruise from Feb 28-March 3, 2025 here: https://travefy.com/website/GoodJourney-ywtar32qxqc8vq2 Buy your tickets for Mosh Eisley Orlando on February 7th, 2025 here: https://mosheisley.com/ GAIN EXCLUSIVE BEHIND THE SCENES ACCESS ON: Patreon CONNECT WITH US! Instagram If you like any of the @HeroesVillains gear you see us wearing, get 20% off your first order by using code ‘PS20' at https://bit.ly/3QRmqVb WHERE TO WATCH/LISTEN YouTube Apple Podcasts Spotify 'Good Journey' - Original Theme Music by Taylor Goodson
Why should you care if the next two determine the next twelve? Can you even do anything about it? Tune in to The Public Square® today to hear more. Topic: Politics The Public Square® with host Dave Zanotti thepublicsquare.com Air Date: Wednesday, January 15, 2025
John and Tedd discussed their experiences at a Las Vegas triathlon and other triathlons, emphasizing the importance of community support for athletes and the challenges of triathlon racing and spectating. They also explored the technology used in races, including an app that predicts athlete performance based on pace, and the importance of tracking race positions and splits. Lastly, they highlighted the challenges athletes face during transitions in triathlons and the importance of having well-prepared spectators at races.
Sermon in a Sentence: "Get involved, persevere, be a light."
Sermon in a Sentence: "Get involved, persevere, be a light."
For the first time in a long time, I spectated the Chicago Marathon instead of running it. I had an incredible time and collected a lot of stories.
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0:00 If you're not watching women's rugby, you should be. 8:10 It's hard being an Olympic spectator. 11:50 Triathlon happened25:05 Our picksJoin the Women's Sports Fan Club at fanclub.feisty.co to get entered to win a free “It's Not a Moment. It's a Movement” shirt daily, plus you'll get entered to win our grand prize worth $1,000 from Feisty and our sponsors. Support our Croissants & Commentary Live From Paris Sponsors!TRIHARD: Use the code FEISTYGAMES for 22% off sitwide at trihard.co, plus you'll get an extra 5% OFF during sales on top of the already discounted price.Hettas: Get 20% off with the code FEISTY20 at hettas.comJoni: Get 10% off your order with the code FEISTY at getjoni.com
With the Olympics in full swing, the internet is teeming with athletic videos. One I can't get out of my head is of this young guy well ahead of the pack and clearly destined to win. Curiously, he looks back and sees how far ahead he is, and then sort of… pumps the brakes a bit? The gobsmacked commentators suggest that maybe he was saving his legs for the next heat. But if so, it was a terrible miscalculation, because several of the runners behind him instantly overtook his lead. He didn't even qualify for that next round. It's the kind of tragedy that only plays out in real-time arena sports. I've never been a runner, but even I was gutted. Spectating is a fascinating activity. Your sympathetic nervous system ties the action you're witnessing to your own sense of well-being. Your heart rate undulates. Mirror neurons cause your body to mimic the movements on the field from the stands or your easy chair. It's such a great argument against the idea of individualism: we are actually wired to be wired to each other. Your stakes are my stakes. These are amplified further if it's an activity that we have experience with, and infinitely raised when it's your own kids out there. No one can prepare you for how much more you'd rather see your children flourish than to succeed merely in your own life. And what a gift it is when we do see them triumph! It's the kind of incalculable reward that's not possible as long as all our sympathies and hopes rest only in ourselves. We get the same image with the "great cloud of witnesses" here at the climax of our Hebrews journey, cheering on the new generation of martyrs. But the author of Hebrews reminds us that they're hoping we won't be looking up to them in the stands, but rather that we would fix our eyes the same place they fixed theirs as they ran their own race: to the Author and Perfecter of our faith.
With the Olympics in full swing, the internet is teeming with athletic videos. One I can't get out of my head is of this young guy well ahead of the pack and clearly destined to win. Curiously, he looks back and sees how far ahead he is, and then sort of… pumps the brakes a bit? The gobsmacked commentators suggest that maybe he was saving his legs for the next heat. But if so, it was a terrible miscalculation, because several of the runners behind him instantly overtook his lead. He didn't even qualify for that next round. It's the kind of tragedy that only plays out in real-time arena sports. I've never been a runner, but even I was gutted. Spectating is a fascinating activity. Your sympathetic nervous system ties the action you're witnessing to your own sense of well-being. Your heart rate undulates. Mirror neurons cause your body to mimic the movements on the field from the stands or your easy chair. It's such a great argument against the idea of individualism: we are actually wired to be wired to each other. Your stakes are my stakes. These are amplified further if it's an activity that we have experience with, and infinitely raised when it's your own kids out there. No one can prepare you for how much more you'd rather see your children flourish than to succeed merely in your own life. And what a gift it is when we do see them triumph! It's the kind of incalculable reward that's not possible as long as all our sympathies and hopes rest only in ourselves. We get the same image with the "great cloud of witnesses" here at the climax of our Hebrews journey, cheering on the new generation of martyrs. But the author of Hebrews reminds us that they're hoping we won't be looking up to them in the stands, but rather that we would fix our eyes the same place they fixed theirs as they ran their own race: to the Author and Perfecter of our faith.
This episode features Jamie Mittelman, the founder of Flame Bearers, a global storytelling platform celebrating the achievements of women Olympians and Paralympians. We discuss Jamie's journey, from her athletic background to her experiences at Harvard that led to the creation of Flame Bearers. We then delve into the importance of storytelling in sports, particularly for women and those with physical disabilities, who have historically received less media coverage. Jamie shares insights into the selection process for featured athletes, the values driving Flame Bearers, and the impact of her work, including future plans for coverage of the Paris Olympics and Paralympics. The conversation also touches on the representation of athletes in media, the balance between athletes' responsibilities and media coverage, and the personal motivations behind Jamie's commitment to empowering female athletes through Flame Bearers. 00:00 Introduction to the Episode and Guest Jamie Mittelman 01:23 Jamie's Background and the Genesis of Flame Bearers 02:59 The Impact of Sports and the Olympic Dream 08:44 The Mission and Vision of Flame Bearers 15:59 Expanding Flame Bearers' Scope and Inclusivity 19:42 Choosing Stories and Athletes for Flame Bearers 22:38 Jamie's Favorite Story and Upcoming Interview 24:31 The Power of Staying True to Oneself: Caster Semenya's Story 25:06 Launching the Upcoming Season 25:27 Olympic Year Excitement and Climbing Sport Spotlight 27:46 Discovering New Sports: The Fascination with Modern Pentathlon 29:06 The Unique Challenges of Spectating and Commentating in Sports 34:33 Athlete Identity Beyond the Field: Transitioning from Sports 39:22 Special Edition Series and the Impact of Flame Bearers 41:48 The Personal Journey Behind Starting Flame Bearers 43:29 Celebrating Athlete Stories and Looking Towards the Future Links: https://flamebearers.com https://flamebearers.com/the-podcast/ https://www.instagram.com/flamebearers/ _____ Get 15% off your first order of Precision Fuel & Hydration: https://visit.pfandh.com/3TgaDkf CONNECT WITH ME: Apply for run coaching: https://forms.gle/QzAZhgr6vKhTUy9V9 Sign up for my newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/a9273bb0a8d1/subscribe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingklutz/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@coachingklutz Website: https://www.coachingklutz.com/ Email: kelly@coachingklutz.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coaching-klutz/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coaching-klutz/support
Spectating a half-marathon, helping your SO pick their outfit, finding hope & worrying too much Oops The Podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit https://www.betterhelp.com/get-started/?go=true&transaction_id=102d12209ccb366b9e3c674564fc4d&utm_source=podcast&utm_campaign=2687&utm_medium=Desktop&utm_content=&utm_term=oops¬_found=1&gor=start%20TO%20GET%2010%%20OFF%20YOUR%20FIRST%20MONTH%20HEAD%20TO%20https://www.factor75.com/pages/podcast?c=OOPS50&mealsize=8-1&c_comms=PERCENT&utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=cpm&utm_campaign=podcast50off&utm_content=act_podcast_podcastads%20for%2050%%20OFF%20YOUR%20ORDER for 50% off your order Visit https://drmotionsocks.com/ to check out their products and new collection! Order your OOPS merch! https://oopsthepodcast.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/oopsthepodcast TWITTER: https://twitter.com/OopsThePodcast TIK TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@oopsthepodcast COME SEE GIULIO: WEBSITE: https://www.giuliogallarotti.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/notjulio/ TIK TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@notjuliog TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Notjulio PRODUCED BY RYAN LYNCH: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ryanisreallypolite
In this episode, we dive into taking action and embracing life's opportunities. We discuss strategies for overcoming fear, procrastination, and self-doubt, empowering you to step off the sidelines and actively pursue your dreams. Learn the significance of taking action toward your goals rather than passively observing from the sidelines. Overcoming Fear and Doubt, learn actionable tips and techniques for overcoming common barriers such as fear and self-doubt. I touch on the importance of setting clear, achievable goals and creating a roadmap for success. As well as the mindset shifts necessary for transitioning from a passive observer to an active participant in life. Plus so much more, this is an episode you don't want to miss if you've been overthinking about taking action.Support the showJoin My NewsletterFree Digital PlannerSchedule Your Free Coaching CallYoutubeAmazon StoreBook & PlannerInstagram IG Channel
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We are joined by stand up comedian and actress Savannah DesOrmeaux at SXSW! Savannah gives us some insight about growing up in Louisiana, navigating a long-term relationship at a young age and the ins and outs of hook up culture in both NYC and abroad. We all share our most intense, terrifying and, somehow also hilarious, psychedelic experiences. And why we'd rather skip parenthood and go straight into being grandparents. Plus we tackle the age-old question of how to tell when a girl is genuinely flirting with you versus simply being friendly. (00:00) Intro (03:32) - Nina will only get married if she can get divorced (05:30) - Dating guys at NYU (07:54) - Growing up in the South (10:27) - When you turn Atheism into a religion (13:09) - Stoned Ape Theory (16:38) - Liam's worst trip ever (19:20) - Nina took LSD at a Super Villain's Lair (28:40) - Spectating a MMA fight on psychedelics (30:32) - Whatever you do in the back of an Uber is not the weirdest thing they've seen (31:50) - How do you know when a girl is just being nice versus flirting with you? (35:53) - Guys with “girlfriend energy” (37:40) - First Orgasms (43:04) - Dudes who satisfy a woman as a power move (45:55) - What's the best meal you've ever had?
Summary and highlights of my 50km trail race, the TARC (Trail Animals Running Club) Spring Classic. And observations from my spectating at the Boston Marathon. Saturday visit and dinner with friends on Boylston Street near the finish line, and my day of cheering at Mile-14 in Wellesley.
Coming at you guys from 4 locations along the Boston Marathon route. We were at Mile 4, 14, the finish line, and lastly our hotel room. We were tracking and supporting our friend Regan (@venturetravelist) who ran her first marathon! At Mile 4 we were anxious to get started and did not want to miss our first encounter with Regan. At Mile 14 the crowds were HYPE, runners more fatigued and porta potties were in rough shape. Shortly after seeing Regan we rushed to the finish line and got in our positions to capture and watch the moment Regan crossed the finish line. We tried our best to record some of our thoughts and experiences in the short moments we had between running around. We hope you enjoy this special bonus episode of the Boston Marathon.
With less than two weeks until the 2023 Boston Marathon, we share our A to Z tips for a successful taper. We also welcomed Julie's husband, Darren, who spectated seven Boston Marathons with kids of all ages/stages between 2007 and 2022. Darren provides excellent tips for a successful specatating experience. Lisa also shares details about her Cherry Blossom Ten Mile Run experience. Join us on Sunday, April 16th, at the Expo at 1:00 for our Podium Pioneers Panel with Cherie Louise Turner. We will be interviewing three podium pioneers, Marilyn Bevans, Jacqueline Hansen, and Patti Catalano Dillon. Also join us for our shakeout run on Sunday, April 16th, at Brewer Fountain in the Boston Common. Thanks to all who left us reviews on Apple Podcasts! We SO appreciate your feedback! Happy Taper! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/runfartherandfaster/message
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In celebration of Head of the River and the upcoming Boat Race, the team at Broken Oars have put together a Boat Race special - an all-new Sherlock Holmes adventure: We give you: The Mystery of the Murdered Bow - Part Three The year is 1886. A young man has been found dead at King's College, Cambridge. Self-murder is suspected. Holmes and Watson have been called from 221b Baker Street by Inspector Lestrade. When Holmes and Watson arrive, the evidence suggests that Lestrade's conclusion fits the facts. But as Holmes begins to investigate, is there more to what otherwise appears to be an open-and-shut case? Listen on to find out! Long drive to HORR? Training tomorrow? Spectating tomorrow? We've got you covered! Get some!
This week on the podcast we talk about the 2023 Princess Half Marathon Weekend Event Guide and our friends Casey and Jenn join in to discuss spectating at a runDisney event. In this episode you will hear the gang talk about:Princess and Springtime trainingA training update from JackThe Princess meetup by the food trucks in Disney SpringsGetting your name on the Princess roll callHow Disneyland race registration went for Lexie and JackOur giveaway contest ending on 2/17/2023February Peloton challenge updateJeff Galloway Race weekend registration ( Use code riseandrun for a discount on registration) Our introduction is from our friend Sarah. If you'd like to introduce an upcoming episode, please click the Join the Conversation link and leave us your recorded message. The Princess Half Marathon Weekend Event Guide was released and the gang goes over the event guide and highlights points about:Race/ Expo transportationThe ExpoBrief rundowns of course maps for all the the races.Spectator info We are then joined by our friends Casey and Jenn who talk about spectating tips and tricks for a runDisney race weekend.To wrap things up, our good friends Jennifer and husband Stephen are featured on the Race Report Spotlight to tell us about the Gingerbread 5K in the Give KidsThe World Village in Florida that raised over $180,000 for the Village. Join the ConversationRise and Run Podcast Facebook PageRise and Run Podcast InstagramRise and Run Podcast Website and ShopPassport to RunGive Kids The World JG13.1 ( Use code riseandrun for a discount on registration) Affiliate LinksFluffy FizziesKawaiian Pizza ApparelGYMBOSS Rise and Run Podcast is supported by our audience. When you make a purchase through one of our affiliate links, we may earn a commission.
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Erin wanders around NYC all weekend doing things for the New York City Marathon. She almost poops her pants multiple times. Was close to getting "wham sauced" whiling holding the the tape at the finish for USATF runners. Erin interviews USA Track & Field's fastest runners. Erin holds her first meet and greet and was shocked by the turn out. She wore jeans for a live podcast recording. Dan catches someone who passes out at the marathon. Thank you so much for listening! Consider leaving us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Follow us on social! https://www.instagram.com/nonmembersonly/ https://www.tiktok.com/@nonmembersonly https://twitter.com/NonMembersOnly Mike: https://www.tiktok.com/@scraptownusa Erin: https://www.tiktok.com/@mrs.space.cadet Intro song: https://soundcloud.com/pdwubs Erin Azar Podcast, mrsspacecadet podcast, nonmembers only, space cadet podcast
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I spectate some of the Maw and Disorder ladder on release day, before playing BunnyHoppor's Rank 1 Legend Jailer Paladin on the ladder. You can find the deck import link below the following contact links. Join our Discord community here or at discord.me/blisterguy. You can follow me on twitter @blisterguy. You can follow the podcast on twitter @walktoworkHS Subscribe in iTunes or Stitcher or your podcatcher of choice. You can see my infographic archive here. Subscribe to my Youtube channel to keep up with "My Week in Hearthstone!" You can support this podcast and my other Hearthstone work at Patreon here. # 2x (1) Knight of Anointment # 2x (1) Righteous Protector # 2x (1) Sinful Sous Chef # 2x (2) Battle Vicar # 2x (2) City Tax # 2x (2) Equality # 2x (2) Order in the Court # 2x (2) Seafloor Savior # 2x (3) Alliance Bannerman # 1x (3) Brann Bronzebeard # 2x (3) Muckborn Servant # 1x (3) Prince Renathal # 1x (3) Righteous Defense # 2x (3) Shimmering Sunfish # 2x (3) Stonehearth Vindicator # 1x (4) Blademaster Okani # 1x (4) Blademaster Samuro # 1x (4) Cariel Roame # 2x (4) School Teacher # 1x (4) Theotar, the Mad Duke # 1x (6) Reno Jackson # 1x (7) The Countess # 1x (7) The Leviathan # 1x (8) Lightforged Cariel # 2x (9) Lightray # 1x (10) The Jailer # AAECAZPeBQz76AOR7AO3gATgiwSwsgTHsgSY1ASa1AS42QSG4gSX7wSm7wQOzOsD8PYDi/gD7p8EyaAE+aQE0KwElrcE170E4tME2tkEgOIEv+IEwOIEAA==
Betty is the embodiment of a land speed racer. Her first year at the salt was in 1969 when she went as a spectator with her husband...The Legendary Gene Burkland. Spectating didn't last long because they soon built a car and were racing by 1971. Betty got her turn in the driver seat when she drove thier Datsun Comp Coup before she landed a seat in George Fields Comp Coup. In 2003, she set a record and got in the Bonneville 200 MPH Club a month before her 63rd birthday! Currently she is a crew member for two teams on the salt and you can always find her friendly face helping at the Bonneville 2 Club booth. Hang on tight this interview is going to be as wild as a good spinout!
This week Amy recaps her second pro race at Oregon 70.3, from the fast downstream swim, to a strategic pass on the bike, capped off by seeing her kids at the finish line. Amy and Aly discuss the differences in motivation when you're racing as an amateur compared to being a pro. And Aly shares her experience spectating the race with Beth in tow. They finish with their Go Mamas of the week. Here is the toddler leash Aly used for Beth while spectating the race.
I wanna tell you something. I did a couple of weeks ago. I don't know if it was a good idea or not, but if, if you have been part of our church for a while, you know, last year I, I got into the, the habits or really a discipline for me of, of running. And I don't know why because I hate running, but I made a personal goal during one of my coaching conversations with Sean, our lead passer was just up here and I think it's, cuz I, I didn't have one in the meeting. And so he was like, you know, what's a personal goal. And I was like running, you know? And so I, last year I did a 5k. Then I did a 10 K and so a couple of weeks ago, guys, it's crazy. A couple weeks ago, I signed up for a half marathon. I'm gonna run this year and don't clap yet cuz you, I don't know if I'm gonna make it. Because the, the farthest I've ever run so far in my running career is 6.1 miles. That's the farthest I've ever run or, or 6.2 miles. And a half marathon is 13.1 miles, 13.1 miles. And so I'm gonna be running of that race in, in October. I'm excited, I'm nervous, but it's a good challenge for me physically. It's a good challenge mentally. It it's a good challenge. But you just know 13.1 is gonna be more difficult than 6.2. And running long distances. You just know it. I mean, it's just tough. It just, you know, running a long distance. Isn't the easiest thing to do. So I'm just curious, both campuses participate here. How many of you have ever run a half marathon? How many? Okay. All right. So at Fred, let's just say there's 20 or 25 of you. That's probably more than what I thought. How many of you have ever run a full marathon? Okay. Wow. Way more than I thought here. Fred. Wow. Good job guys. Okay. Yeah. Well done. You statistically speaking in, in America only about a half percent, a half percent of our country has ever started and finished marathon. And, and the reason why that number is so low is because running 26 miles is tough. It's not easy. And here's one we think about, if I just said to you this morning, guys, I'm gonna be running a half, you know, in October. And I could really use your help. How many of you would be willing to come out and cheer me on at the race? So I'm gonna need some of you at the start line. I'm gonna need some of you like halfway point. And then I want, I'm gonna need some of you like that last half mile. Some of you like me enough. And, and you've got some time, you'd be like, you know what? Yeah, we could do that. You know, and my race is gonna be from Fort Collins to Loveland. So you might be like, you know, okay, we could take 30 minutes, drive up there. We could cheer Matt on for 10 minutes, you know, and then get back in the car and get back with our day. Not, not too crazy, but what if I got up here and I was like, Hey guys, I'm gonna be running this half. And here's what I need from you. I need some of you to run it with me. Now, all of a sudden you don't have free time. You're like, what's the date? And I'm like, October 1st, you're like book something for October 1st. You know, all of a sudden you're not quite as available. And the reason why, and come on, we get this kind of common sense because you know, the level of commitment is different from watching a half to running a half. You know, the pain is different from watching somebody else run a half and you running a half. And here's what I'd argue. And the context of your relationship with Jesus is very similar. Following Jesus is much different than just spectating him. Following him will be much more painful than just watching other people follow him. It's not always easy. I love what Jeff said. You know, the, it's not about the easy life. It's about the meaningful life. Really what we're saying is, you know, if it's not about easy, then it's a little bit more about being harder, more difficult, more strenuous. There's something healthy though in that tension. So if you ever Bible's Matthew chapter five, we're gonna finish up our series. Jesus manifesto. We've been, we've been working through the first eight statements that Jesus teaches. He's in Matthew chapter five. It's just like opening sermons. One of those most famous sermons, Jesus on this hillside. And he's kind of given out like the foundation of what, you know, he's gonna be kind of leaning into and teaching on over the next couple of years. And so he's got these eight statements we call 'em the be attitudes. And these are, are statements that Jesus is saying, look in my kingdom, if you're gonna live in my kingdom, then this is what it looks like. This is what we're gonna be encouraging you to do. And he starts every one of these be attitudes with the word bless. So you're gonna be blessed. You know, if you do this and there's gonna be a reward, if you do this, which is why you're gonna be blessed in all of these statements, they kind of, they bring this tension because they, they kind of push back against kind of our culture in the world. I mean, Jesus, oftentimes he associates the Christian life as like an it's kind of upside down. It's gonna go against the grain of, of what the world would say. And this is kind of the tension that Jesus will lean into. He's always talking about his kingdom. He's, you know, my kingdom, you know, the world does it like this and Jesus goes, but in my kingdom, this is what it looks like. And it always seems to be on the opposite side of, of naturally where we would like to be. And, and today is no is no different. In fact this is gonna be the last be attitude that we're gonna be talking about today. And I think it's the heaviest. I think it's the weightiest, it's the one we, we don't like to talk about it. It's the one that doesn't get much play. And yet it, it very well may be the one that Jesus wanted to lean into the most. And so here's what Jesus says. This is Matthew chapter five, starting in verse 10. Jesus goes, look blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. So blessed are those who, who are persecuted. Why? Well, because of their commitment for God, their pursuit of God, it, it, it, it, it provokes a reaction from, from another group of people or somebody else that they don't like your pursuit of righteousness. We talked about righteousness a couple of weeks ago. That's our pursuit to become more like Jesus. And so Jesus says, look blessed are those who are gonna find themselves in some difficult situations because of their pursuit or love for me, he keeps going verse 11, blessed are you when people insult you and persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me rejoice and be glad, because great as your reward in heaven for in the same way, they persecuted the prophets who were before you. So Jesus says, look, this is nothing new. This has been going on for a while. But if you pursue me, if you follow me, if you run the race, you just gotta know you're gonna run into some situations where they're gonna be some people that are not going to be happy with you in your pursuit to become more like Christ. Now, two things about this scripture. I wanna give you real quick. That's good for us to, to know, is to kind of build the foundation. As we talk about the topic of persecution, first in Jewish tradition, to say something important, anything, anytime you had to say something important, you, you would say it twice. You would repeat yourself. And that's exactly what Jesus does here in those couple of verses. I just mentioned Jesus. You know, he says, you're blessed when you're persecuted. And then he says, you're blessed when you're persecuted. This is the only double blessed the attitude. It's the only one that gets to, you know, gets repeated. Meaning it's an important one, meaning we should lean in and listen. He said it once we lean in, but then he said it again because there's something there that he doesn't want us to miss. Second. It's important for us to understand what persecution is and what it isn't. Now Jesus gives us some parameters. He says, persecution. The one that he's talking about here, this has caused it because of your pursuit or my pursuit of righteousness. So here would be my working definition. Any hostility experience, as a result of identifying with Jesus, any hostility that you come against because you are following Jesus because you believe Jesus is who he says he is. And you believe Jesus died for your sins. And you believe that Jesus is the source of your salvation. It's persecution due to pursuing Jesus. And, and this is important conversation for us. And it's good for us to lead in here because in the west where we live, I mean, we can easily believe that any suffering or hostility we experience is persecution, but that's not actually true. Check it. If someone is rude to you because your political belief, because of your political beliefs or dismisses you, because you know, if something you believe poli politically, that's not persecution. It's not. If, if you're passed over for a job because someone else is more qualified than you, it's not because of persecution. Okay? I'm a Christian life is so hard. No, you're just not good at your job. Okay? That's not persecution. paying high gas prices is not persecution. I know it feels like it, but it's not being a Christian is so tough. I gotta pay $5 a gallon. Everybody's paying $5 a gallon. All right. It's not persecution. If you get in an argument with someone on social media, not persecution, okay? It's not persecution last week. I . I started the message out hard. In fact, if you didn't see last week, you should go watch it. Because last week we talked about blessed are the peacemaker. It's very interesting in our faith. You know, we, we have one week, we talk about being a peacemaker. And then the next week we talk about blessed are those who are persecuted. You see the tension of our faith. We're called to make things better. And yet in our pursuit to make things better, there's gonna be people that are gonna be upset. But last week I came out strong at the beginning of the message. I talked about people who like to eat hard, boiled eggs, because I think there's two kinds of people in this world. There's Christians. And then people who eat hard, boiled eggs. And I came out hard. Okay. I came out hard and I was making a lot of jokes. And, and I, and I told you, I think, I just think it's extremely disgusting. People who eat hard, boiled eggs, it just there's something about that texture. And then the, just the, and all that kind of stuff going on. It's disgusting. And I've never been persecuted more for my faith than this past week, because several of you, several of you sent me pictures in videos of you eating hard, boiled eggs one lady in our church called it a protein ball. No, no, no, no. Okay. Look, it's not persecution. You wanna know why? Because eating a hard, bold eggs has nothing to do with pursuing Jesus, right? It's not. And here's what we do. A lot of times in the context of all cultural, we'll pick a topic that has nothing to do with your salvation, but you've gotta really, you know, you really believe in it. And so you grab it and all of a sudden now you make it essential for your faith and it's not. And then some people start poking at that thing. And some people start coming at you about that thing and you call it persecution. Well, I, you know, and you kind of find your way to this corner. It's like, oh, you know, I'm being persecuted for your FA you know, my faith. And I'm just telling you, I'm watching you and I'm going, no, you're not hard. Boiled eggs has nothing to do with Jesus. Some of the things that you're kind of getting out there and you're just taking some heat from has nothing to do with you becoming more righteous, has nothing to do with you becoming more like the one who you're following the, those aren't topics that he stood on. Now you might, you might have come to a belief because of your Christian faith and what, and what you believe that Jesus is calling you to do, but you're making those things the most important things and they're not. And so we've gotta be careful that we don't kind of, you know, put ourselves in the corner. Here's the other thing, I see this a lot in the context of Christian culture and persecution. You know, last week we talked about being a peacemaker. We talked about how you, you have beliefs. And I have beliefs. I mean, there are things that I believe are true that I know will cause tension in the culture and in which we live, I get it, but that's not an excuse, right? I mean, we can't be drawing lines and there's people on the other side of our beliefs, what Jesus said last week was you, you are, listen, if you're a follower of him, you have been called to cross those lines and to be close to those people and to lead with love and relationships with those people doesn't mean you have to change your beliefs, but you can't use your beliefs as an excuse, not to be close. You know, what's happened in our culture. There are too many Christians who, who will view persecution like this, a line has been drawn and the sinners are over there. And I'm over here with my people and my beliefs. And I refuse to cross the line and love those people. And then those people get frustrated with the church. Those people go see, this is why I don't like Christians because, and they go through and here's the deal, you know what? They're right. They're rights. And so they start throwing rocks, you know, over at the church and we start getting hit and you're like, oh Jesus, I'm suffering for you. No, you're not. No, you're not. No, no, no. They wouldn't have to throw rocks. If you'd be closer to 'em they just hand 'em to you. You know what I'm saying? And so look, we gotta be careful that we don't start drawing lines and going, I'm not gonna serve people who aren't like me. And I'm not gonna love people who are not. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is your pursuit of Jesus. If anything, it's because you're so close to people and you're loving people who aren't like you, that if that causes tension, then we can talk about persecution. But until you're there, this is not what Jesus is talking about about us and them. And, well, I believe this. And so I'm just not gonna be close to you or I'm just gonna, every time I get with you, I'm just gonna tell you you're wrong and I'm right. And this, this is not what Jesus called us to. Jesus says, in your pursuit of living like Jesus, you're gonna run into some people who aren't gonna like, aren't gonna like what you're all about. And when it happens, you are blessed. You are blessed. And this is a major theme, a major theme of the new Testament. Even last week, I read this verse verse Matthew chapter five, verse 44. But I tell you love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. I mean, Jesus just leans in. He goes, look, it's gonna happen. Sounds like it's gonna happen. So when it happen, just be ready, be prepared. Even you're gonna pray for those people it's happening today. You know, some of the stats that are going around that, you know, I'm, I'm sure this isn't exactly right, but it's closed. But somewhere around 340 million Christians today are living in places where they experience high level persecution, meaning they can't even do what we're doing this morning. They can't even gather together because it's illegal or because they'll be arrested or because even their life might be on the line. I mean, that's, that's the population of the United States. We're talking about one in eight Christians worldwide. There's Christians all over the world that are living under extreme persecution simply because they believe in Jesus. And yet here's the cool thing about the history of our faith. In times when the church has been persecuted, the most, we've also grown the most Paul writing to Timothy. This is second Timothy chapter three, verse 10. Look what Paul says. Here he goes. You however know all about my teaching teachings, my way of life, my purpose, faith, patience, love endurance. When we like that list, don't we it's a good list, Paul, but he doesn't stop there. Verse 11. You also know Timothy about my persecutions and my sufferings. What kinds of things happened to me in Antioch and econ and Lera and the persecutions I endured yet? The Lord rescued me from all of them. Verse 12. In fact, everyone, everyone means you in me, everyone who wants to live a godly life in Christ, Jesus will be persecuted. Aren't you glad you came to church. You know what I'm saying? Everyone, a, everyone who believes that Jesus is the son of God. If you follow him, you will be at some point, it sounds like persecuted for your faith so much. So, I mean, Paul leans in before that he's like Timothy, you remember when I was at that one town, in fact, you know, Lera is, is Timothy's hometown. And when Paul was there in his first min you know, missionary journey, he was preaching the gospel and it was making some other people frustrated. And so these other people kind of showed up in town and got the crowd riled up. And they were like, you know what? You should do. You should kill that guy. And they were like, yeah, let's do that. So they dragged Paul out of the town and they start and they stone him. They started throwing rocks at him and they don't stop until they think he's dead. And then here's what the, the story goes. And then they, the crowd leaves and then disciples show up and, and the Bible is just like, and then it just says, and then Paul stood up then Paul stood up and he went on the next city. In fact, he'll go back and revisit the visit that city on his second missionary journey too. Wouldn't that be something, you know, people there are like, didn't we stone that guy, you know what I mean? And so, and so Paul leans in, he goes to Timothy, you know, you know, my journey, there's faith and there's patience. And Timothy's like, yeah, I got it. He goes, but there's also persecution. Isn't there Timothy. And Timothy's like, yeah. I, I mean, he might have been there. I mean, he is like, yeah, I saw that. Yeah. Hey, you know, they photo rocks at you sometimes Timothy. Tim's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, it's just part of our faith persecution. Suffering's a major theme for the writers of the new Testament. Why? Because they're in the midst of it. They're in the midst of it. And unfortunately though, you know, in the context of where we live, it kind of feels like a lost concept cuz we don't spend a lot of time thinking about or talking about persecution. One, it's not a warm topic to talk about. And two, if we're honest, we just don't deal with it a whole lot. Like other Christians do around the world. But Jesus makes it clear that following him will cost you something. And because of that, people might choose not to follow him. I mean, think about the tension if in, in your faith, for those of you that are here this morning, that if, if we did live in a place where it was illegal to be a Christian or if what we are doing right now could cost you a a night or a week in jail or even worse, maybe your life, how many of you would be here? Think about it. Think about the Christians who around the world that have to make those decisions. I mean, what does it look like for us to be a Christian in the midst of a place where it's illegal to be a Christian and what, what does that look like for the rhythms of pursuing Jesus? What are we gonna do? And what are we not going to do? And the new Testament, I mean, people reacted to Jesus with extreme reactions. They either, you know, wanted to give their life and, and follow him to, to their own death or they wanted to kill him. He just provoked these extreme reactions because if Jesus is who he says, he is, you have to either center your whole life on him. Or if he's not, then he is someone to hate and avoid at all cost. It's almost like no other, you know, response to work either. He's absolutely either Jesus, you know, he's just absolutely crazy. Or he is infinitely wonderful. And the world is full of people who say they believe in Jesus, but if they were honest, it hasn't really like revolutionized their life because Jesus has, you know, he hasn't really got a grasp of their whole life and their whole heart and their whole mind. They're still just kind of on the sideline. Spectating watching others run the race. But there are some who have jumped in, who are running the half marathon in the full marathon of life and they're just in it. And you can just see the struggle and you can see the sweat and there's moments. They almost look like they're about to give up. And yet they keep their eye on the prize. They know it's gonna be worth it. So they keep moving forward and to become a Christian, you're gonna have to, you know, have the courage to do, do something, you know, in the context of following Jesus, that won't always be easy. You're gonna have to choose a way that maybe you wouldn't even choose for yourself. Because if we're just honest, we would usually choose the easy way Bible talks about this Luke chapter nine, verse 23. And then he said to them all, this is Jesus talking. Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny. Meaning. There's a way that you'd like to go. And yet it's probably too easy. So you gotta deny yourself. You gotta take up your cross daily. That's not easy to do and then follow Jesus. So there's self denial. I mean, following Jesus means that you're gonna deny yourself, them. Some things that you might otherwise choose to do. And yet if you're gonna follow Jesus, there's gonna be moments. You're gonna have to embrace, you know, inconvenience and discomfort because follower Jesus are not promised a life of comfort and wealth. And yet that's a popular doctrine to teach. Hey, if you follow Jesus, you'll be rich. You'll have no hardships. You know, it's called the prosperity gospel and you just, you just obey. And then Jesus is like a genie. You just ask him whatever you want and he'll do it. You want money? He'll give it to you. You want that car? You'll get it. You wanna live in that house. He'll he'll buy it for you. And yet you read the new Testament and none of these jokers are saying that, you know what they're saying? This is hard. This is to Paul. Is that what Paul just said? Dude, Timothy being a Christian is great. I'm driving in my Lamborghini to the synagogue. No, he goes Timothy. They, they tried to kill me. They stone. They tried to stone me to death. Timothy, if you follow Jesus, Timothy, there's gonna be persecution. There's gonna be suffering in your story. They knew. I'm just telling you. They knew because of the suffering they were experienced. They knew that in tough times it was to their benefit because it would produce grit, passion, and perseverance of doing something for long periods of time. They knew it was gonna take grit to, to be a follower of Jesus. I was up at camp this week and, and I read into this, this verse, I was teaching to these high school kids up at camp by about 70, 80 high school kids up there. And we were really talking about, you know, this idea of grit because in our culture, because we don't experience a lot of persecution, we've gotten a little soft, we've gotten a little soft, you know? And so we were in James and, and we, we were reading this verse. This is James chapter one, starting in verse two. Here's what James says. I mean, he's kind of framing this whole thing up about suffering and persecution. He says this, this is a crazy verse. This is a crazy verse. He says, considerate, pure joy. My brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know, you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. You know that that when you get into tough situations, you listen, you should just consider pure joy. Cuz it's only gonna help you get grittier. It's only gonna help you. You know, when you get into more difficult times, when you get into more suffering and persecution, it's only gonna help you next time to make sure that you keep going and the trouble is. And the problem is, and that's why I said to these high school kids. I said, you have no idea. You have no idea because your world has been sprinkled with magic. And here's what I said to him. I go, you know, I'm just like, Hey kids, , you have no idea, but this is true story. Years and years and years ago, when you would choose to watch TV and you wanted to change the channel. Now I'm old enough still for this. Okay? Cuz I was the remote control before there was remote control cuz my dad would be sitting on the couch way before, you know, way before you were here. You used to, I mean, when you were sitting there and you were thinking about, you know, I'm, I'm watching mash, but maybe I wanna watch rose or something. Right. And you're sitting on the couch, you had to think, do I, is it worth it? Is it worth it for me to get up and walk over there to the TV and actually turn this knob? You know what I mean? What's happened over time. We we've sprinkled a little bit of magic in there. You don't even have to get off to, you know, the couch. Now you can just sit there and you can just take your remote and go boom. And you're done. And, and I was reading this pod or I was listening to this podcast a couple of weeks ago, talking about this idea of gritty. And what it was saying was in our culture, we, we sprinkled so much magic that we've taken out some of the easier reps of grit that build perseverance. I mean, some of you don't even vacuum your house anymore. You've got a robot for that. It's not even, you know, it's like, it's not even a chore for your kids. Hey, you're you're you gotta vacuum the house. And all they do is walk over and hit a button and a vacuum. You know, there's a robot who does it. And what this whole podcast was saying was that that only works for so long because you know this, if you're breathing this morning, at some point, there won't be a robot. That's gonna fix all your problems. You're not always gonna have a remote control that when you don't like what you're watching, you just change the channel one day, you're gonna run into something that you're gonna have to work through. If not in your faith, just in the context of life. And what the whole thing was saying was we, we, we haven't worked out our gritty muscle, our perseverance muscle, and we've just got all this magic around us. And then we just show up and we're going through life. And all of a sudden we hit something hard and we lose our minds. God, this is too hard. Whoa. Life is so hard. I'm telling you, it's destroying a generation. They've not flexed the, the grittiness of life. This is why I, you know, this is why I love this camp I was at because they make it tough for these kids. They're sleeping intense. There's no bathroom facilities. It's a porta potty. They gotta walk to shower. You know, they gotta walk a mile to take a shower. All these high school kids, they're like detoxing from, you know, from their, you know, they don't have their cell phone. They're like playing games. What's that? You know, what are these? It's like, that's a deck of cards, man. You've never seen these before, but What are we doing right now? This is called a conversation in person. I know it's weird, but you know, I like it. That's why I love going on mission trips. I love it, office. You a different perspective. It's not easy. You gotta flex that. Grittiness, that perseverance at endurance. It's good for us. James says that. He says this next verse, let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete. Not lacking anything. It's good for you. It's good for you because we know that man, following Jesus, there will be seasons of life that are more difficult than others. All right. So here's the last thing, John, the Baptist. Now, if you grew up in church, you know the story of John, the Baptist, John, the Baptist, he he's, he, he comes first before Jesus John, the Baptist, his whole job was to prepare the way, you know, for Jesus. He's out there preaching Jesus before Jesus was preaching Jesus. He's just out there going, Hey, there's a new kingdom coming. There's a new guy coming. He's gonna change everything. And you're gonna see, I mean, John, the Baptist, we call him John the Baptist because John baptized Jesus. When Jesus shows up to be baptized, John goes, man, I'm not worthy to baptize you, man. You're Jesus. You're the one I've been talking about. And John's out there, he's repping Jesus and he's confronting people and he's, you know, he's a, he's a crazy dude. He's a weird looking dude. He's just out there living a life of Jesus. And because of that, he lands in jail. The dude who's in charge. Doesn't like him. And John's been saying some things about the marriage that he's in. Wasn't quite right. And John was calling his sinful. And so you know, this guy's wife didn't like that. And so she's obviously got influence with the most important guy cuz they're sleeping together. So anyways, that guy has John thrown in jail. Right? So look, look at this Matthew chapter 11, starting of verse two. I mean this guy, I mean he was all in his whole life has everything to do with Jesus. And when John who was in prison, heard about the deeds of the Messiah, he's in prison. Now hearing stories about Jesus, cuz Jesus has started his ministry, right? He did the sermon on the Mount. He's out there, healing, people, doing all kinds of stuff. Look what John did. John sent his disciples to ask him, now look at this question, verse three, Hey, are you the one who is to come? Or should we expect someone else? This dude's been repping Jesus his whole life. But because he's like, you know, in, in a whole, in the ground because he is in jail, he sends some guys because here's what John's, you know, this is what he's wrestling with. Man. I've given my life to this guy. I've been out repping this guy. I didn't think if I obeyed what he asked me to do, I would be in jail. This is tough. And so then he is sitting there all by himself and he starts thinking, Hmm, I wonder if he's not the guy, because if he was the guy, why does he just come in here and bust me out? Why doesn't he just like pull a Ram move and get in here? I mean, if he's the king, if he's the son of God, if he's in charge of all things, surely he can come in here and get me out. Right? Hey, these circumstances, aren't going the way that I thought they would. And I'm, I'm a follower of Jesus. Well, so where is he? So the disciples go, you know, his John's followers are go find Jesus. And they're like, Hey Jesus, you remember John? He's like, yeah. Hey, so he's in jail. And he's wondering if you're Jesus, Here's what Jesus says. Verse four, Jews replied go back and report to John. What you hear and see the blind receives sight and the lame walk and those who have leprosy are cleansed. The deaf here, the dead are raised. And the good news is proclaimed to the poor. Look at verse six. Again, that word blessed. So blessed is anyone who does not stumble on account of me. Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness and hang tough, John. Hmm. It would seem that Jesus understands. There's a cost of following of following him. Jesus doesn't rush in and bust John outta jail. What he tells John is John, don't give up on your faith. You keep moving forward, John, it's gonna be worth it. It's gonna be worth it. See John questioned, he questioned and you would too. And I wonder how many Christians around the world who heard the story of a guy who changed the world and had the power to change their life. And they jumped in and because of it, their life is more difficult now. And they're sitting there going, man, if he really is who he says, he is, then why am I in this position? Why isn't working out the way that I thought it would. It's what John thought he questioned. He doubted, but here's the cool thing. He never walked away. He kept following. And it's not a, like a kicks and giggles story for John because he never got outta jail. In fact, he'll get beheaded. And I'm sure that when he jumped in and you know, once the guy who's preparing away for Jesus, he didn't think that's how it was gonna work out and friends in our life. It really goes the way that we think it should. What I love about the history of our faith is that there are people who have served Jesus faithfully in the midst of incredible persecution. The original disciples, John is the only one who will die of old age. The rest of them will be martyred for the faith. Several of them will be crucified, just like Jesus. And on the way to their own crucifixion, they ask to be crucified upside down because they consider themselves not to be worthy, to be crucified like their savior. They got it. See if you were there 2000 years ago and you were a follower of the way, that's what they would call it. If you were a follower of Jesus and if you were there and you saw Jesus crucified, You wouldn't be wondering if there would be suffering in your life because you just saw the guy who's in charge of the whole thing, nailed to a Roman cross. You would know if I jump in and if I follow this guy, what just happened to him very well may happen to me. And you know what changed it for them? Cuz that's scary. That's scary to think about, you know, what changed it for them? You know why they thought it was worth it all of a sudden, you know why persecution didn't hold the church back. You know why you're here 2000 years after Jesus was crucified. Because those guys who saw their savior die in one of the most painful ways, also had breakfast with them on the beach three days later. And then he said, oh, so they're suffering in this life, but there's also a life after this life. Wow. We're just not so afraid anymore. So you're telling me you're gonna follow with Jesus and you might die and they're going. Yeah, But so what, Because we just saw something, we can't Forget. It's too exciting. This thing is real. So it's worth it. And so in the context of our humanity, Jesus leans in and goes, don't forget, what's on the other side of this. It's heaven. It's eternity. It's spending the rest of your days, not just in this life, but after with Jesus, for eternity, Paul, I'll read this and then I'll pray. Paul would say like this Romans eight verse 18. He says, I consider man. When we think about it, I consider our present sufferings. They're not worth comparing with the glory. That will be revealed in Us. Paul goes, look, it's worth it, church. It's worth it. Whatever you face, whatever trials and hardships and suffering, whatever, you know, whatever persecution you're gonna face in this life, cuz you're out there repping Jesus and you're following him and you're pursuing righteousness and you're loving people that nobody else is gonna love. And you're standing firm in your beliefs. Paul goes, it's worth it. It's worth it. And when they come at you, when they throw insults at you, Paul goes, it's worth it. When they throw rocks at you it's worth it because they did all of that to Jesus. And three days later that dude came back from the dead and that's the guy he says, blessed are those blessed are those who are gonna be persecuted for their faith, for their pursuit of righteousness. You know what? Their reward is, eternity with him. It's good stuff. Let me pray for you, father. I thank you for the reminder this morning, there will be challenges. There will be pain. There will be suffering in this life as we pursue to live. As you have called us to live. I think about the Christians around the world this morning, who do not have the freedom to do what we're doing to sing and to raise their hands, to openly carry a Bible, to get into the depth of the scriptures, to receive preaching. They, they can't do it. And I pray that you would give 'em the strength and the energy that they wouldn't quit in their pursuit of you. In fact, they would even get to a place in their own faith that you would call us to pray for those who persecute us, that they may see the reward that is to come. And like John they'll have moments where they question, but I pray that also like that John, that they would keep their faith, even though it's not working out how they would choose for it to work out, that we would keep our eyes on the prize and keep our eyes on you, who will greet us at the finish line at the end of our race father. We thank you for Jesus. We thank you for the cross. We thank you that 2000 years ago, he beat death once and for all. So in the midst of hardships and persecution and suffering, we have nothing to be afraid of this morning. We love you. And it's in his name. We pray. Amen.
Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield take some emails from listeners that attended the Portland Open to get their thoughts on the event. They also discuss the pools for the Match Play Championships next weekend. After the break, they go Inside The Circle before previewing this weekend's Beaver State Fling.
Viper discusses Switch Sports this week! Although fresh off the press and based off a fan favourite, the gaming public have been a tad critical of the new title, but what do we have to say? And what great songs can we scrounge from the game's OST? TRACKLISTING: 00:00:00 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Title 00:00:42 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Welcome to Spocco Square! 00:01:22 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Spocco Square (Main Theme) 00:04:28 - Welcome to Viper's VGMture 00:12:56 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Rules/How to Play 00:14:44 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Character Customisation 00:17:48 - You're Listening to Viper's VGMture 00:46:47 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Football/Soccer - Replay 00:51:10 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Bowling Round 1 (Spectating) 00:54:02 - This is Viper's VGMture 01:14:04 - Wii Sports Resort - Basketball - Results 01:14:55 - Wii Sports Club - Golf Training 1 01:18:41 - Thanks for Listening! 01:28:52 - Nintendo Switch Sports - Staff Roll
Hop in the car and take a road trip to Summit Point Motor Sports Park in West Virginia with our guest this week, JOSEPH MUSUMECI. Joseph is a Set & Lighting Designer in the DC area, an Educator, and loves motorcycles more than most people I know love anything. He's our guide to CycleFest and the entire subculture of motorcycle riding and racing. In maybe our most intimate episode yet, we talk about how health concerns and aging have the possibility to take away the things we love most, and what it means when your body may no longer be capable of what your heart desires. We challenge the assumptions and expectations of what being a rider is, dive into the psychological difference between participation and observation, and of course ask: what makes motorcycles so dang cool? Is Summit Point CycleFest something you have to do before you die? Listen and find out! COLLECTED POSSIBILITIES - E-Mail: collectedpossibilities@gmail.com - Instagtram: https://www.instagram.com/collectedpossibilities/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/collectedpossibilities JOSEPH MUSUMECI & PROSCENIA DESIGN - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/proscenia.design SUMMIT POINT MOTOR SPORTS PARK - Website: https://summitpointmotorsportspark.com/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/summitpointmp/
What should I know before going to the Masters? What are the most underrated and overrated vantage points at Augusta National? How can I best appreciate the course architecture? Should I actually avoid the merch tent? If you're planning to attend the Masters sometime in the future, these are questions you might ask yourself. To get some answers, Garrett Morrison talks with Andy Johnson, Brendan Porath, and Michael Wolf (@bamabearcat), all of whom are deeply familiar with the lay of the land at Augusta National. They give recommendations for what a first-time Masters spectator should do (and not do), and they discuss their favorite spots on the property. For more Fried Egg Masters coverage, check out our Masters hub.
As we begin 2022 and continue to lean into God's reordering work in our lives we want to start the year with a fresh exploration of life in Jesus' vision of Christian community. In this fourth part Dan teaches on how we must leave the anonymity of the crowd and intentionally pursue participation in deeper community.
As we begin 2022 and continue to lean into God's reordering work in our lives we want to start the year with a fresh exploration of life in Jesus' vision of Christian community. In this fourth part Dan teaches on how we must leave the anonymity of the crowd and intentionally pursue participation in deeper community.
This week's special The Game Awards prediction cast includes approximately 20% TGA talk and 80%: Riverdale, Charity Stream results, Returnal, Metal Gear Solid, Pokemon, Arcane, and Spectating on Timber's video releasing or getting canned.
Paul talks with Kurt Hamilton about how he plans to tackle All Truck Challenge. Kurt is bringing his LBZ and instead of providing crew support and spectating, he is competing in his first ATC / King Of The Street.
Finally, we welcome Ironman Chattanooga to our home town. Today we take you from the anxious moments pre-swim, through tactics for getting through the very hilly run. We look at the bike course and how you should manage your day with the rollers and sneaky pinch hills. We also talk about wetsuits, swimming in a river, and how to beat anxiety. Sneaky sections of the run and how they can blow you up if you're not careful. All you need to know about racing Ironman Chattanooga, along with some spectator tips. Topics: Note: We will have new gear on hand at the C26 Hub from 1-5 on Friday Chilly in Chattanooga Be who you are Mike is relaxed? That Ironman is in town setting up feeling When do you calm down? Be Grateful that you can Do This Swim current When to get in the water Anxiety remedies Temperature, Humidity and wetsuits The best way to swim the river Let the current work for you Transition talk Bike - Rough First few miles Build in your later Rollers and pinchers When the mind starts to wander You are ready to get off the bike Run - Don't bust your run on mile 1 Amnicola Highway Running Greenway - A pincher to know about Once you hit Veterans Bridge, there's no more flat Running Barton and the north shore Spectating secrets --------------- Coach Mike is accepting full-time athletes. Please check out the benefits of Customized Weekly Coaching here or contact Mike directly at: CrushingIron@gmail.com Registration is still open for the C26 Club Training Program. Take the worry and stress out of your next year of planning, recovering, taper, etc. The Club membership is good for 12 months from sign up. For more information, please visit www.C26Triathlon.com/the-c26-club Looking for a swim analysis, personalized zones for training, and an awesome experience? Check out our New C26 Hub Training Center in Chattanooga. C26 Gear is now available (for a limited time) at www.c26triathlon.com/c26-store A great way to support the podcast! Looking for an awesome coach? Former Professional triathlete, Jessica Jacobs is now coaching for C26 Triathlon. Check out her bio and contact information at our Coaching Page on C26Triathlon.com Big Shout out to podcast listener and Wordpress designer Bobby Hughes for helping get the new c26triathlon.com off the ground. If you like what you see and may need a website, check out Bobby's work at https://hughesdesign.co/ You can also slide by www.crushingiron.com which is now the official blog page for the podcast. Community and coaching information are at www.c26triathlon.com Our 2020 C26 Camps are sold out (other than swim camp) Find out more on our Camps Page. If you'd like to support the Crushing Iron Podcast, hit up our Pledge Page and help us keep this podcast on the rails. Thanks in advance! Are you thinking about raising your game or getting started in triathlon with a coach? Check out our Crushing Iron Coaching Philosophy Video Please subscribe and rate Crushing Iron on YouTube and iTunes. For information on the C26 Coach's Eye custom swim analysis, coaching, or training camps email: C26Coach@gmail.com Facebook: CrushingIron YouTube: Crushing Iron Twitter: CrushingIron Instagram: C26_Triathlon www.c26triathlon.com Mike Tarrolly - crushingiron@gmail.com Robbie Bruce - c26coach@gmail.com
This week we dive into the idea of spectating KeyForge and all the benefits of doing this, as well as a discussion why we don't always do it. This was a fun one, folks! Thanks to SkyJedi for making the suggestion in our discord - JOIN HERE: https://discord.gg/gZmpZRTf // KeyForge LIVE info here: http://keyforgelive.archonscorner.com/ // If you wish to donate to HFFS here is our Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/hffspodcast • Please subscribe if you enjoyed this episode, leave a review on Apple with your thoughts, and share it on your social channels. We appreciate any and all support. // If you wish to connect with us through social media @HFFSpodcast on Twitter & hffspodcast@gmail.com. Also, you can find Alex on Twitter & Instagram. Alex: @scuzzygruen // Sydnie on Discord: SCSteele#9355 // Blake on Twitter: @blvdblake & YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSgDdfWvcRbCC3l7CnvOJhg
Maria Grazia Turri is a Lecturer at Queen Mary University of London and the co-director of the MSc Creative Arts and Mental Health. She is a medical doctor and worked as psychiatrist and psychotherapist for the NHS for 15 years. She is a member of the Critical Psychiatry Network. Maria advocates for reform of the dominant paradigm in contemporary psychiatry and is passionate about promoting the creative arts as essential to research,education and practice in mental health and wellbeing. As a researcher in theatre studies, she writes about spectators' unconscious responses to performance. Her book Acting, Spectating and the Unconscious is published by Routledge. Maria's biography and publication list can be found here:https://www.qmul.ac.uk/wolfson/about-us/staff/profiles/turri-maria.html Support the show (https://www.interactstrokesupport.org)
A monologue about Swarup's spectator view of the effects of COVID-19 on his personal life and his perception of the situation in India as an outsider.
Ok, it's safe to say I got a little fired up on this one. I would apologize, but I'm not sorry. We support everyone else's dream but too afraid to pursue our own. Are you WATCHING other people have the courage to move and you're stuck in the stands?? Nah. It's 2021. Use this as your sign to get UP and stop WATCHING your dreams PASS YOU BY! Your dream is NOT a spectator sport. --- 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/thoughtsofadreamer/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thoughtsofadreamer/support
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Are you spectating enough? Probably not. Meet imsobad and find out how where his epic username comes from and whether he's sobad at Name That Card. We discuss this week's Misplay meta report and how our internal tracking process works. Jason has an Equalize story he can't let go of in the Misplays of the Week. In act two, we extol the benefits of spectating games and how to use it as a tool to up your game. http://www.themisplay.com (Support the show) (http://www.themisplay.com)
Singing and climbing in 2021A Chairde, a very happy 2021 to you all. Here are ten personal things I want to do in this bright new year. · Survive the pandemic. Stay alive and stay healthy. That means following the health advice and getting the vaccine as soon as I can. · Climb Errigal again. I used to do that regularly but the pandemic and travel restrictions intruded. Ewan McColl wrote ‘The Joy Of Living', a very fine song when he realised that he could not hill walk or climb as he used to because of his age. I never really knew what he meant until my last ascent up Errigal. But as I panted slowly heavenwards I discovered the secret. Take your time. It's not a race. So I will keep going upwards for as long and as slowly as I can. And as soon as possible in 2021. · Publish my new book of short stories. The Witness Tree has also fallen foul of the pandemic but hopefully mid summer will see O'Brien Press launching this collection. · Keep producing the Léargas series, in partnership with the incredible R G McAuley. This not for profit project is about women and men I came to know, or know of, along lifes journey. Kathleen Thompson, nee Largey, nee McCready, the singer and activist, is the subject of our next tribute. Hopefully to be published before Easter. Then we intend to do one about The Armagh Women in time for the Hungerstrike Anniversary. · Get to more games. The standard of hurling, camogie and football at underage, and all other levels, is rising in Belfast as a result of the work of many dedicated local GAA volunteers, parents and mentors and club stalwarts. Spectating is a great way to support Gaelic games. Commenting on the state of play and shouting loudly about the referee's shortcomings from the safety of the ditch, is a great way to entertain those around you. And to get rid of stress. And self-respect. · Learn an entire song. It is a little known fact that I gave up a promising singing career in order to concentrate on the cause of Irish freedom. I have recently realised that I know a few lines of hundreds of songs but if I was called on to sing I could not sing an entire song. I hope to rectify that by learning all the words of I Wish I Had Someone To Love Me and Mo Ghille Mear. · Get called to sing. · Improve my knowledge and use of the Irish language. · Give up Twitter. · Have a few very pleasant ordinary social outings with family and/or friends. · Intensify my involvement in the cause of Irish freedom so that I can enjoy being a citizen in a free Ireland as soon as possible. · Relaunch my singing career.A DOGS LIFE!We have two dogs. Truth to tell we have had two dogs for a very long time. Once we had three. Three times or four times when puppies arrived we had a dozen or so. But that was only for a wee while. I wouldn't be without a dog. Since I was about six or so, when my uncle went to Canada and left his dog with me, there has always been a mutt in my life...FINALLY.While Brexit and the Coronavirus dominated the political agenda for much of 2020 nonetheless the debate on the proposal in the Good Friday Agreement for a unity referendum and the value, form and nature of such a referendum, have all gathered momentum... So, if you believe in a new Ireland – a shared Ireland – based on fairness, equality and mutual respect join the conversation in 2021 for a United Ireland.
We are all guilty of not doing anything towards are goal or made an attempt but not nearly long enough to get the results you are looking for. We spectate others on how far they have come with the assumption that results are instantaneous. The reality is that it is long, monotonous, consistent, and pretty boring. The idea is consistency and starting somewhere. There are going to be plenty of pit falls but learning from them is the key to get to where you want to go. Failure is the tuition for success.
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Aidan drops some Garfield facts and Maddie explains some tasty weather anomalies.
Today, we go inside the coach/athlete relationship and show how it's much deeper than training and racing. We look at the importance of a clear mind so you can recalibrate during the day (or race) and create your own finish line. We also look at racing and how you can just see the anxiety in some people's eyes race morning. Where does it come from and how to find your pre-race calm. Topics: “Athlete A” and “Weight of Gold” Documentaries Coaching Obligations Once it’s gone, then what’s left? Emotional health of coaches The level of communication we have Get someone to help you sort it out Being empowered on your own Intellectual property of coaching? Making your own great race ending Mike’s first finish at IMWI with Coach Coach’s Rules for Spectating race day Pre-Race jitters and calm Nerves on the bike Timing mats misplaced Being calm on race day Why next year could put MORE pressures on you 365 extra days to practice Tri-calc We all have the same chapter in our books Next year will be magnified Paralyze by fear with everything to lose ---------------- The C26 Online Hub is now open to the public! Click here to learn more about what's in the Hub and take advantage of our "Pay What You Want" for a limited time. Looking for an awesome coach? Former Professional triathlete, Jessica Jacobs is now coaching for C26 Triathlon. Check out her bio and contact information at our Coaching Page on C26Triathlon.com Big Shout out to podcast listener and Wordpress designer Bobby Hughes for helping get the new c26triathlon.com off the ground. If you like what you see and may need a website, check out Bobby’s work at https://hughesdesign.co/ You can also slide by www.crushingiron.com which is now the official blog page for the podcast. Community and coaching information are at www.c26triathlon.com Our 2020 C26 Camps are sold out (other than swim camp) Find out more on our Camps Page. If you'd like to support the Crushing Iron Podcast, hit up our Pledge Page and help us keep this podcast on the rails. Thanks in advance! Are you thinking about raising your game or getting started in triathlon with a coach? Check out our Crushing Iron Coaching Philosophy Video Please subscribe and rate Crushing Iron on YouTube and iTunes. For information on the C26 Coach’s Eye custom swim analysis, coaching, or training camps email: C26Coach@gmail.com Facebook: CrushingIron YouTube: Crushing Iron Twitter: CrushingIron Instagram: C26_Triathlon www.c26triathlon.com Mike Tarrolly - crushingiron@gmail.com Robbie Bruce - c26coach@gmail.com
Are you at the table where the agenda is set and policies are made? Andrea Jarmon is. And despite some mindbending setbacks on the long road to justice, she remains optimistic. Warning: If you've been sitting on the sidelines, this conversation might inspire you directly into the fray where your voice is needed. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/apoplectic/message
HAPPY NEW YEAR and welcome to a FRESH START, a NEW OPPORTUNITY, A NEW DECADE, A NEW SEASON for you! This episode will give you some INSPIRATION and MOTIVATION on what it takes to have a winning season in 2020! LET ME KNOW HOW THIS EPISODE HELPED YOU BY Sharing with a friend and tagging us on SOCIAL LOOKING FOR FURTHER SUPPORT? Free 20 min Discovery Call Enroll in our new TRANSCEND program for 2020 Join our FREE SHIFT Mentorship Connect group! Book to Speak: BOOK NOW Pre order MY BOOK: PREORDER NOW Morning Ritual Course: ENROLL TODAY LEAVE US A RATING AND REVIEW IF YOU ENJOYED, WE WOULD LOVE IF YOU SUPPORTED THE MOVEMENT TO GROW Follow us on social IG: @evolveupodcast FB: https://www.facebook.com/evolveupodcast/?ref=bookmarks email: hello@bryanmcelderry.com www.bryanmcelderry.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/evolveupodcast/support
Beginning the tradition of exploring each other's dissertation theses, Connor offers his lacklustre and bloated thesis on the ethics of observing animals. Nye, Kieran, Sam and Zach all arrive to talk on the topic as we springboard from Connor's work into wider questions including - environmentalism, animal cruelty, sentience, normative ethics, Jungian archetypes, anti-natalism, the nature of happiness and burning witches. This leads into an extensive conversation about control, order and happiness. This diss itself is titled "The Spectacle of Nature: An Exploration Into the Ethics of Visual Appreciation of Animals in British Leisure" and, in its 18,000 words, it explores a multitude of ideas pertaining to religion, philosophy and ethics. Chief among these are whether historical chauvinism toward nature is a legitimate Christian view or whether this is a caricature invented by atheists as well as the question of why we enjoy looking at / interacting with animals and why we have come to appreciate animal's "intrinsic" worth in more recent times. As some of these topics are discussed we touch upon the idea of nature representing chaos... Ironic, as this episode is considerably chaotic and will most definitely be the last time we pile so many of us into one room. We're fully aware of the slow start and later messy interruptions. That said, we have our moments here and throw up some real philosophy (for once). Future podcasts will contain fewer speakers and less interruptions. The actual dissertation can be found here: https://twobeersuntilphronesis.weebly...
Sermon November 17, 2019 Matt Wilks What kind of listener are you?
We're excited to bring you Episode 169 of The BibRave Podcast! This week's episode is sponsored by our friends at AfterShokz and their newest product - AfterShokz Xtrainerz. Now enjoy swimming, showering, or running in the rain with ease with these waterproof bone-conduction headphones. Save $50 on your Xtrainerz Adventure Bundle when you visit bibrave.aftershokz.com and use code “BRBUNDLE”! This week, Andy hears all about Tim and Jess' weekend in New York crushing the act of NOT running 26.2 miles. They experience ALL the things, from redeeming Strava miles for pizza, t-shirts, and tanks, to running into running celebs and more! They also discuss watching coach Dan Kittaka take 3rd at the NYC Take the Bridge and dive into the organic wine experience - per usual, it's a diverse conversation of topics.
We are chatting all things MARATHON weekend! Specifically for the twin cities marathon weekend but we have lots of general tips for marathons in general. We chat tips for packing your race bag, expo tips, tips for the course, tips for spectators. Www.run4prs.co
In this episode the guys discuss Gaming Prices, Spectate mode for E-sport and more! Hosted by Allawi, Yoyooz, Ehsan and Hamoodz. Thanks to Doseri for the Intro music
Episode 14 - Metagaming -------------- Derek, Kyle, and Terrell finally get it together and have a long, winding conversation about Dr. Stephanie Boluk and Dr. Patrick LeMieux's book "Metagaming" and the kinds of games we like to play with games. -------------- Objects Discussed Texts: - "Metagaming: Playing, Competing, Spectating, Cheating, Trading, Making, and Breaking Videogames (Stephanie Boluk and Patrick LeMieux, 2017) (Meta)Games: - Heat Signature, Hitman (2016), Divinity Original Sin 2, FTL: Faster Than Light, The Pokemon Trading Card Game, -------------- Hosts Derek Price - twitter.com/digital_derek Terrell Taylor - twitter.com/BlackSocrates Kyle Romero - twitter.com/E_Kyle_Romero -------------- Contact us! E-mail: scholarsatplaypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: twitter.com/ScholarsAtPlay scholarsatplay.net -------------- Special thanks: Visager (twitter.com/visagermusic) for the use of their song "We Can Do It" and our Distinguished Colleague Patreon supporters, including: Carol R. -------------- Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/scholarsatplay
This is an Ironman story for Everyone. If you've ever stayed until the end of an Ironman you know the level of emotions. But have you ever been out in the dark on the last few miles with someone who isn't sure they will make the cutoff? Today, we share the story of how one of our C26 athletes persevered to finish with just over a minute left at Ironman Texas. An emotional look at how the tone of an Ironman changes after the sun goes down. Topics: Why Ironman is different Running races vs. Triathlon You can’t explain the Finish Line What it’s like to spectate Ironman What it’s like to coach at an Ironman The Race Course Goes Through Its Own Transition When the Sun Sets on the Course When Your Friend Is Getting Close To Not Making It Understanding an Athlete’s Personality as a Coach When Ironman is Symbolic of Life Out Alone in the Dark Sometimes all you need is someone to come by and help Understanding the 17 Hour Cut Off When You Deserve More Than You May Believe When it’s time to talk tough When we retreat inside vs. bring people in When others remind us who we really are Support the Crushing Iron podcast on Patreon, where the community pledge is only $3.26 per month. There are other options, but every little bit helps us keep this podcast on the rails. Thanks in advance. You can also support us at our new store at CrushingIron.com. We have some NEW classic logo t-shirts and the Official Crushing Iron Spectator shirt for sale. Support the cast and get some new gear for it! Are you thinking about raising your game or getting started in triathlon with a coach? Check out our Crushing Iron Coaching Philosophy Video We still have a few slots left for next year's camp, but they're going fast. Check out our 2019 Camp Schedule here. Please subscribe and rate Crushing Iron on YouTube and iTunes. Support our podcast with some New Gear at CrushingIron.com For information on the C26 Coach’s Eye custom swim analysis, coaching, or training camps email: C26Coach@gmail.com Facebook: CrushingIron YouTube: Crushing Iron Twitter: CrushingIron Instagram: C26_Triathlon www.crushingiron.com Mike Tarrolly - crushingiron@gmail.com Robbie Bruce - c26coach@gmail.com
Crushing Iron had 9 athletes racing and Coach Robbie was on site for Ironman Texas 2019. Today, he shares his thoughts on the venue and experience along with getting into what you need to know if you want to race Ironman Texas. Last year was known for fast racing and drafting on the bike, but this year was much different. The best parts of Ironman Texas, including spectator tips and racing strategies. Ironman Texas - The Venue Why Coach Robbie was blown away 2018 was an anomaly More Kona slots and very competitive The Woodlands is beautiful The Swim Start Vibe and Accessibility Super Spectator Friendly Swim T1 breakout Bike Course with “Drafting” Image Changes on the bike this year Headwind in your face The Walking Dead Ironman Tracker was . . . on point Run Course Perfect for spectating What you need to prepare for Sunny or Shade? Do you get breeze? Lunch and Dinner on the run course Tons of places to hang on the lawn The Finish Line Starky and Ryf on the red carpet at midnight The two hardest things about this race Why this race is great for your Summer Support the Crushing Iron podcast on Patreon, where the community pledge is only $3.26 per month. There are other options, but every little bit helps us keep this podcast on the rails. Thanks in advance. You can also support us at our new store at CrushingIron.com. We have some NEW classic logo t-shirts and the Official Crushing Iron Spectator shirt for sale. Support the cast and get some new gear for it! Are you thinking about raising your game or getting started in triathlon with a coach? Check out our Crushing Iron Coaching Philosophy Video We still have a few slots left for next year's camp, but they're going fast. Check out our 2019 Camp Schedule here. Please subscribe and rate Crushing Iron on YouTube and iTunes. Support our podcast with some New Gear at CrushingIron.com For information on the C26 Coach’s Eye custom swim analysis, coaching, or training camps email: C26Coach@gmail.com Facebook: CrushingIron YouTube: Crushing Iron Twitter: CrushingIron Instagram: C26_Triathlon www.crushingiron.com Mike Tarrolly - crushingiron@gmail.com Robbie Bruce - c26coach@gmail.com
Lisa and Julie provide all of the planning, packing and racing tips you need to run your best Boston Marathon. After the coaches provide their own last-minute tips and tricks, they welcome native Bostonian, Boston Marathoner, and Boston Marathon announcer, Rachel Glazer, who provides essential Boston Marathon spectating tips. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runfartherandfaster/message
For our dirty thirty we go over queda de rins and how it should be used differently depending on whether you're taking a profile picture or playing in the roda. Then we double dip with a primer on feet (take care of your calluses, think about your moral character) and a discussion on why capoeira isn't on ESPN. I just want to have a beer with my friends and watch a roda, is that so wrong?
We're thrilled to bring you Episode 116 of The BibRave Podcast! We start with a quick recap from Jessica about her 2018 Chicago Marathon experience. Then we get into the meat of our conversation with Matt Kuzma, co-author of Marathon Spectator Guide. His co-author and wife, Cindy Kuzma, has written numerous pieces for Runner's World and also interviewed Tim and Jess for the #WeGotGoals Podcast. She's also run numerous Marathons, which has made Matt - who also has a background in urban planning and operations - a spectating pro! After hearing Matt's tales of seeing runners six to SEVEN times during MAJOR Marathons, I knew we had to bring him on the podcast. We talk about how he discovered the “sport” that is Marathon spectating. He shares some key tips & tricks (Yes! There IS an approach to fuel and hydration for the spectators, too!) and also some key things to avoid. If you're running a large Marathon soon (or have friends that are), you won't want to miss this episode. As always, you can find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! And, if you enjoyed this episode (or any other episode) we would love it if you could leave us a review on iTunes! Show Notes: Ian Sharman on The BibRave Podcast: Ep 46, Ep 54, Ep 88 Marathon Spectator Guide Follow Team BibRave on social! Jessica: FB, TW, IG Tim: TW, IG For those digging the sweet ukulele intro music, that comes to us from the talented musician and running coach, Matt Flaherty. Check out his site for more audio goodness! If you like what you hear and want to get more, please subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. That pleases our overlords at iTunes...
Back at it strong, this week we talk about spectating. How spectators can make a difference in a race and also if you are a spectator how not to get in the way. We also break down our busy last week and get into a heated debate about weather forecast. We think you will enjoy this episode!Full show notes at www.runningbeerandbs.com/ep040Support Running, Beer and BS by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/running-beer-and-bs
We just spent the weekend spectating Chattanooga. We cover the unexpected heat, the cancelled swim, and how Ironman could help spectators. Plus, how to do the best with what you have that day or in training in general. • The Heat Snuck Up On Us • The Cancelled Swim • Was the Warm Up Missing? • Ironman Timing Mat Placement • Spectating Thoughts On Chattanooga • Multiple Places to Watch • The Lessons Learned From Ironman • So Many Different Ways To Train • Do the Best With What You Have Right Now • Do You Need The Gadgets to Get Into Triathlon? • Hardest part of swimming, cycling and running? Support the Crushing Iron podcast on Patreon, where the community pledge is only $3.26 per month. There are other options, but every little bit helps us keep this podcast on the rails. Thanks in advance. You can also support us at our new store at CrushingIron.com. We have some NEW classic logo t-shirts and the Official Crushing Iron Spectator shirt for sale. Support the cast and get some new gear for it! Are you thinking about raising your game or getting started in triathlon with a coach? Check out our Crushing Iron Coaching Philosophy Video We still have a few slots left for next year's camp, but they're going fast. Check out our 2019 Camp Schedule here. Please subscribe and rate Crushing Iron on YouTube and iTunes. Keep an Eye out for New Gear at CrushingIron.com For information on the C26 Coach’s Eye custom swim analysis, coaching, or training camps email: C26Coach@gmail.com Facebook: CrushingIron YouTube: Crushing Iron Twitter: CrushingIron Instagram: C26_Triathlon www.crushingiron.com Mike Tarrolly - crushingiron@gmail.com Robbie Bruce - c26coach@gmail.com
GREATER THAN | DISCIPLE-MAKING VS SPECTATING
GREATER THAN | DISCIPLE-MAKING VS SPECTATING
We see people try and support their boyfriend/girlfriend at a race all the time and see how poorly it can go. We have our tips for the best way to support your boo thang in their race!
Participation is the key to revival and shifting culture. God has given you the opportunity what will you do with it?
Lam and Chris talk about what to expect at a competition as a spectator, plus the unspoken rules (until now!) of box etiquette
Dale Wallace teaches from Acts 2:41-47 on the importance of being connected to the local church and not just being a spectator but a participant.
Ironman is about the hours and hours of training and the celebration of race day, but it’s also about friends and family . . . maybe more. The last thing you want is for your mom to be standing on a 15-hour-island looking at a confusing tracking app. Ironman Spectating is about setting up friends and family for an enjoyable weekend! Set them straight ahead of time with friends, locations, and info. Connect them to others and help them understand what they’re getting into ahead of time. Share this with your loved ones and make your Ironman weekend an experience everyone will remember forever. ------------------ If you like the Crushing Iron podcast, you can support us here. Thanks for listening! --------------- An article Mike wrote about Spectating Ironman Louisville back in the day. ------------------ Please subscribe to Crushing Iron on YouTube and iTunes. For information on the C26 Coach’s Eye custom swim analysis, coaching, or training camps email: C26Coach@gmail.com Facebook: CrushingIron Twitter: CrushingIron Instagram: C26_Triathlon www.crushingiron.com
Spectating skulls. wandering words, and OAPs with antlers - feast your ears on the three winning stories from our July competition, plus our usual book quiz larks and an exclusive interview with authors, actors & Liars afterwards. HEADS & TAILS WINNING STORIES IN ORDER OF READING 1. The Special Circumstances of Mr Oakeshott by Paul Currion, read by Gloria Sanders 2. Mustard Moon by Sarah Evans, read by Rich Keeble 3. Day of Skulls by Simon Sylvester, read by Gabriel Moreno The story readings are followed by the winner's announcement, our infamous book quiz and a discussion of the stories (and many other things with Rupert Dastur of TSS Publishing. Panel includes author Paul Currior, actor/Liar Gloria Sanders, actor Rich Keeble and author Sarah Evans, plus questions from the floor (inc. Liam Hogan & Katy Darby of Liars' League.
In this episode, we quietly contemplate the theoretical existence of games you can't play while sitting down, and what kind of person would play them. How are sports and tabletop games related? Why do gamers get so cruel about sports? What is a "yard game" and why should you try one? All of this and slightly more! Take a listen... Also Non-Sitting Games - 01:53 You like sports? - 05:41 E-sports and Spectating - 19:42 Yard Games - 26:17 Dexterity Games - 32:36 Fantasy Sports? - 36:04 Sports-Themed "Sit Down" Games - 43:06 Closing and Contact Info - 49:38
EZ joins Roland and Cyphus for a Monday episode about Dota 2, how he's been spectating more than playing, his addiction to the HTC Vive and PS4, Roland's International Ranked re-calibration and more. Hear it all on the latest episode of the gaming and Dota 2 podcast.
For the third and final installment of The Spectating Spectrum we talk to Ray Lawson, an actual USA soccer supporter, about his futbol rooting ethos. We discuss the potential perils of disimpassioned fandom and the existential conundrum of being a sensible American parishioner in the most cultish of all outlaw religions.
Grandstanding requires constant reflection and attentiveness to the absurd. Every once in a while the skeptical cognoscente in the grandstand force us to examine the bad faith of our spectating. In part 2 of this series we talk to Nathan Eisenberg about his illuminating essay about European Soccer Ultras: “Ultra Violence” The New Inquiry June 2015. Is Mario and Manny’s nationalistic fandom priming them for Fascism? What is Fascism?
Not all fandom is created equally; and in some rare cases some Grandstanders can make it look easy. During this episode we talk to Damiano Zardini about his love for his hometown football club Hellas Verona and about the uncomplicated nature of rooting straightforwardly, for love, over a lifetime and a sense of place. The Spectating Spectrum is a 3 part series in which we profile 3 different shades of spectating from the grandstand: the Believer, the Atheist and the Agnostic.
Anorak Cafe Podcast #17 This week we talk about spectating games, watching people eat, Amiibo give away winner, McD Hash browns, Apple and more! Time Stamps 5:00 Playing games vs spectating 7:50 Watching people eat 9:40 One Piece 11:33 DDR 19:20 Chickfilet 22:00 Amiibo Winner 27:00 Hash browns 38:00 Apple product announcements 44:00 Yeti coolers […]
In the eightieth World of Warcraft podcast episode, we return to the middle of the summer for another festival of the fires for no reason whatsoever, Sláinte loots an Heirloom axe from Flexible Garrosh and saves it to level his …
Grab your baseball hat or something else that will keep the sun out of your eyes, your sunglasses, a blanket, and a chair that isn't too hard. It's time to be a spectator. It's the season. You'll see these people, parking in the parking lot of a baseball or soccer field, opening up the back of their cars, and getting all kinds of equipment, blankets, coolers full of food and drinks, hats, gloves, newspapers. They've thought of everything. Spectating is a serious business. When a family member is involved in the sport that you watch, you don't want anything to distract you; you want to keep your eyes on the game, keep score, and not miss a thing. I made the mistake of taking my laptop to my son's game the other day; I had to do my podcast, and, I thought, while he was in the dugout (or not playing) that I could get some work done. Big mistake! I had all kinds of dirty looks coming in my direction. It is not the done thing, not kosher; it's breaking an unwritten rule. So, I won't do that again. It's interesting, you know, watching all the other spectators. Most of them sit quietly and occasionally cheer someone on, but some of them really stand out. You have the ones who are particularly loud, and yell instructions at the players, even though the coach is quite capable of doing that. You have the ones who have practically set up camp, who pass out food, chat through the whole game, and spend a lot of time setting up and packing up. And then there is always a scattering of people who have just got off work in time to see a son or daughter play; they rush to the field, coffee in hand, baseball cap firmly on their heads, nodding and saying "hi" to people here and there. It's generally a positive place, and friendly too. Everyone is enjoying themselves, even when their team is losing. I suppose it is a shared experience: the sport, the parenting; we are all in the same boat. How could I possibly think that a laptop would fit in here? I've had some good conversations with people at the ball park, and a good laugh too. It's one place in the U.S. where people can leave the rush of work, and sit and enjoy a sense of community. Grammar notes. Related vocabulary: a cooler, serious business, the dugout, to be capable. 1. A cooler is an insulated container that keeps food cool; you generally half fill it with ice and add the food. 2. Coin collecting is serious business for my nephew. 3. The dugout is the sheltered area where the baseball players rest when they are not playing. 4. My mother is good at fixing things; she is capable of fixing her car or anyone else's.
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