Podcasts about sports studies

On the Opinion Line, Paul Byrne was joined by Damien Sreenan from 96FM News, who reported on an event organised by the 3rd year UCC students in Sports Studies & PE who got together with the Irish Wheelchair Association and the UCC Mardyke Arena to host a Wheelchair Basketball Tournament. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textCoach Keese is the Director of Strength andConditioning at Guyer High School in Denton, Texas, and has been there since 2007. While at Denton Guyer Coach Keese has helped with teams that won back-to-back State Championships in 2012 and 2013. They have been state finalists in 2010, 2019 and 2021, with state semifinals appearances in 2008,   2009, and 2022. Keese served for the Texas Women's University Basketball team as the strength coach from 2013 to 2017. During that time, TWU advanced to the conference semifinals three times, and earned an at-large bid into the Division II NCAA tournament in 2015-2016 season. Coach Keese was named the NHSSCA Southwest region 2 Strength Coach of the Year in 2019. Keese received his Bachelor's Degree in Exercise and Sports Studies from Tarleton State University. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning coach (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and is also a recognized Sports Performance Coach Level 1 with USA Weightlifting (USAW). https://x.com/kylekeese?s=21https://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

Show NotesMeet Olivia Atkin, a dynamic force from Arkansas, now a successful entrepreneur based in New Jersey. Armed with a Bachelor's in Business Management and a minor in Sports Studies, she continued to push boundaries, earning an MBA with a specialization in Supply Chain. Olivia's expertise is showcased through diverse certifications, including SHRM CP, CAPM, CPIM, and Green Belt Six Sigma. As the leader of Achieving Success LLC, Olivia empowers others through her book, "Achieving Success in Career Development," and her podcast, "Achieving Success with Olivia Atkin." Beyond her business empire, she engages with others through consulting, speaking, and her groundbreaking webinar series, "Authentically Achieving Your Mix.” Olivia is also a TEDx speaker with a talk titled "Defeating Your Biggest Enemy...You!" Innovation, dedication, and a relentless pursuit of excellence define Olivia's journey. Her passion for success and commitment to uplifting others make her a true inspiration.Quote:  "Give yourself grace in not accomplishing that goal at a certain time. Understand that tomorrow's a new day. You can show up differently tomorrow and achieve what you missed today." - Olivia AtkinFergie's Top 10+ Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:‘Show up' when you need to and how you need to, adapting your voice to different situations. Olivia advocates for building relationships and being an advocate for others to foster growth and change in organizations.She emphasizes the importance of observing, listening, and understanding all the dynamics before making recommendations or changes.Olivia values making a positive impact and challenging people's ways of thinking.As a consultant Olivia stresses the value of communication and asking the right questions to understand goals and objectives. Olivia's life motto revolves around making a positive impact and creating lasting memories.Treasure being present in the moment and appreciate life experiences fully.Olivia values providing cost-effective resources to help individuals achieve their career goals.Olivia emphasizes creating deep relationships, understanding perspectives, and shimmering authenticity in communication.Cementing foundations in kindness, Olivia emboldens framework by bridling intentions, magnanimous grace, and adaptive resilience. Olivia's book, "Achieving Success in Career Development," is a practical resource that empowers individuals at different career stages.Here is a link to this episode on Time To Shine Today Site:  https://timetoshinetoday.com/podcast/oliviaatkin/Recommended Resources:  Visit Achieving Success with Olivia AtkinPick up Olivia's Book Achieving Success in Career DevelopmentOlivia's Linked INOlivia's FacebookOlivia's InstagramOlivia's YouTubeOlivia's Twitter 

In this episode, Dr. Stacey Imagbe discusses her dissertation titled "Culturally Relevant Physcial Education for Optimizing Physical Activity Opportunities." Dr.  Imagbe serves as a first-year assistant professor on a tenure track at Morehouse College, specifically within the Department of Kinesiology, Sports Studies, and Physical Education. Her primary area of focus lies in providing essential professional development for K-12 educators, aiming to enhance physical activity opportunities through culturally tailored physical education. Her work is dedicated to equalizing the access to physical activity and promoting fitness among Black and Brown children and adolescents. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pwrhpe/support

     Brian Sheehy of the Essex BBC and Seth Tannenbaum, Assistant Professor of Sports Studies at Manhattanville College! Brian and Seth are leading a symposium for the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History this summer about baseball, sports, and the ways they can be taught in the history field. Teachers rejoice! Are you a teacher (give yourself a pat on the back if you are)? Do you use sports in your teaching life? HOT DOGS!!!

Meet Olivia Atkin, a dynamic force from Arkansas, now a successful entrepreneur based in New Jersey. Armed with a Bachelor's in Business Management and a minor in Sports Studies, she continued to push boundaries, earning an MBA with a specialization in Supply Chain. Olivia's expertise is showcased through diverse certifications, including SHRM CP, CAPM, CPIM, and Green Belt Six Sigma. Innovation, dedication, and a relentless pursuit of excellence define Olivia's journey. As the leader of Achieving Success LLC, Olivia empowers others through her book, “Achieving Success in Career Development”; and her podcast, “Achieving Success with Olivia Atkin”.  Beyond her business empire, she engages with others through coaching, speaking, and her groundbreaking webinar series, “Authentically Achieving Your Mix.” Olivia is also a TEDx speaker with a talk titled “Defeating Your Biggest Enemy...You.”  

The Apostle Paul loved sports analogies. He told the Corinthians to run their race to win the prize and that he did not fight as one who "beats the air." The author of Hebrews told his readers to "throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles and to run with perseverance the race set before us." Sports mirror the Christian walk. This week on Honestly, Though, Dr. Paul Putz, the Program Director for the Master of Arts in Theology and Sports Studies and Assistant Director for the Faith & Sports Institute at Truett Theological Seminary sits down with Rebecca Carrell and Nika Spaulding to discuss the intersection of sports and faith and how it points us to Christlikeness.We love hugs! And when you rate, review, and share Honestly, Though on Apple Podcasts (and all podcast platforms), we see it immediately, and it feels just like a big, warm hug. Thank you in advance for taking an extra moment to make sure others find us in the algorithms. And speaking of finding us...Honestly, Though: @honestlythoughthepodcast (FB & IG(Rebecca Carrell: https://www.rebeccacarrell.com/ ; IG - @RebeccaCarrell ; Twitter: @RebeccaACarrell ; FB - Rebecca Ashbrook CarrellLiz Rodriguez: IG: @lizannrodriguez ; FB - Liz Rodriguez - https://www.facebook.com/liz.rodriguez.92775Nika Spaulding: stjudeoakcliff.org ; IG - @NikaAdidas ; Twitter - @NikaAdidasWe have the world's best producer! Are you interested in podcasting? Do you know someone who is? Taylor Standridge can help with audio engineering, production, editing, show mapping, and coaching. Connect with Taylor at taylorstandridge1@gmail.com or on Twitter: @TBStandridge

Welcome to the first episode of 2024! And what a fantastic episode to get us going! Calum Scott, Financial Planner and Director of Libertas Financial Management joins Sam Oakes on this step-by-step journey of an episode.  We were really fortunate to talk to Calum, his story is certainly inspiring. He walks us through the process of setting up his IFA business, Libertas Financial Management, along with his two business partners. Now in the third year of Calum's journey with Libertas, we learn about his thought process behind the decision making, how he planned for a thriving business and how he generates meaningful leads. From his early days as a sports enthusiast and recipient of a Sports Studies and Marketing scholarship at the University of Sterling to now being the owner of his own company, Calum stands as a shining example of a dedicated and passionate financial planning entrepreneur. Hope you enjoy. 00:00:00 | Intro 00:01:48 | Callum's career journey 00:08:36 | The first role you should take in Financial Planning 00:10:41 | The transferable value of sales skills 00:14:02 | Restricted vs IFA 00:17:07 | Year 1 going self employed 00:22:18 | Where to start when going self employed 00:26:16 | Deciding remuneration 00:32:38 | Client acquisition 00:36:33 | The easy approach to financial advice 00:41:54 | Vital questions for vital answers 00:48:15 | Converting first meetings into paying clients 00:52:30 | Fintech 00:59:19 | How to find best practices for your business 01:03:59 | Why build a financial advice business? Begin your financial planning career journey todayWhether you are looking to become a paraplanner, administrator, mortgage and protection adviser or financial planner, the Financial Planner Life Academy is for you. With limited entry-level job roles, giving yourself the best financial planning career education, will not only kick start your financial planning journey with relevant qualifications and skills, but it'll also help you achieve success much faster.&nbsBe sure to follow financial planner life on YouTube for extra content about a career within Financial Planning HIT THAT SUBSCRIBE BUTTON! Below are some excellent links from our sponsor Recruit UK for any aspiring or experienced financial planners looking for new job opportunities or looking to get ahead in their career. If you're looking to start your career in Financial Planning, check out the Financial Planner Life Academy hereExperienced and searching for a new role within the financial planning profession? Click here for a free career consultation.Check out the 2023 Financial planning Salary Guide here. If you would like to discuss partnering with The Financial Planner Life for jobs, advertising, marketing or academies please reach out to sam@financialplannerlife.com or call 07854778712.

Olivia Atkin is a podcaster, author and successful entrepreneur. Her book, Achieving Success in Career Development, has inspired readers with her insightful perspectives and practical advice. As an entrepreneur, she has built her own successful business, inspiring others to follow in her footsteps. Olivia creatively carved a path for herself from athlete to managing sports teams resulting in work with the New York Giants and the "FROZEN FOUR" National Champion Quinnipiac University Hockey Team. Join us as we hear her story of resilience and how she's built an incredible career for herself. Olivia has countless degrees and certifications under her belt including a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management and a minor in Sports Studies from Quinnipiac University, a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Supply Chain, certification in Society for Human Resource Management Certified Practitioner and many more! To learn more about Olivia, you can go to her website: https://achieving-success.com or on Linkedin: @oliviaatkin --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lyndsay-dowd/support

In this episode Dr. Hettie V. Williams is in discussion with Dr. Joseph N. Cooper about his experience as a Black man in academia and his work in sports studies. Williams is the director of the Trotter Institute at University of Massachusetts at Boston and a historian of the African American experience. There are less than 4 percent African American male full professors in the U.S. and Cooper is one of few in the nation who also occupies an endowed professorship at UMass Boston. He is also the inaugural Dr. J. Keith Motley Endowed Chair of Sport Leadership and Administration at the University of Massachusetts at Boston. His research concentrates on the intersection between sport, education, race, and culture with an emphasis on sport involvement as a catalyst for holistic development. Cooper is also the faculty founder of Collective Uplift (CU) which is an organization designed to educate, empower, inspire, and support individuals to maximize their holistic potential both within and beyond athletic contexts. This is a revealing conversation about what it means to be a Black male academic and one who studies sports from an interdisciplinary framework. For more information about Cooper click here Dr. Joseph N. Cooper and to order his books click here Books by Dr. Joseph N. Cooper 

As the UK government announces plans for an independent football regulator, how well governed and regulated is sport internationally? In this episode we look specifically at how Saudi Arabia is extending its global geopolitical reach through football, golf, F1 and esports, despite its well documented human rights abuses. The repressive regime of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman - or MBS - has effectively been guaranteed the right to host the 2034 soccer World Cup after its only rival Australia dropped out. This fits with Saudi Arabia's plan to 'sportswash' its reputation - and exercise political power, too. Adrian Goldberg is joined by Stanis Elsborg who's been investigating the Riyadh government for Play The Game an organisation based at Danish Institute for Sports Studies.Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg and Harvey White. Funded by subscriptions to the Byline Times. Made by We Bring Audio for Byline Times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michelle Bauge is the Sports Development Coordinator for Glasgow Life. As a coordinator, Michelle supports the personal development of young people, providing them with as many opportunities as possible to ensure they are developing and thriving on every level. While she has spent most of her career to date in sports and sports development, the most meaningful lessons Michelle has learned in life have come from years of studying personal development and how the human mind works. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Studies from the University of West Scotland. In this episode, Michelle and I discuss how self-care and self-compassion can help us show up for ourselves and others. We explore her background in sports, sports development, and her interest in psychology and personal development. We describe the power of hope and how faith allowed Michelle to navigate the most challenging chapters of her life. We also outline her daily gratitude practice, discuss her experience writing A Heart Full of Love, and highlight Michelle's thoughts on the essence of life. “Let love out, but also let love in. Allow yourself to be seen, because that will help you build strength from others. Keep showing up and keep trying.” – Michelle Bauge   This week on In the Doctor's Chair: Michelle's background in sports and sports development Her deep interest in psychology, personal development, and how people overcome adversity Learning to navigate the darkest hours of our lives How hope and faith helped Michelle overcome the most challenging chapters of her life The Sanskrit concept of samsara and how we're all beings of pure love Why people experiencing isolation and loneliness find it difficult to reach out Michelle's mission to let people know they're not alone How the COVID-19 lockdowns helped Michelle shift her perspective on loneliness Writing her book, A Heart Full of Love, and the clarity and catharsis writing brings Michelle's gratitude practices and habits to keep her healthy, fit, and engaged Prioritizing the important and meaningful tasks in life How the basic human kindness is universal to all cultures and civilizations The importance of self-compassion and self-care Resources Mentioned: Book: The Gift: 14 Lessons to Save Your Life by Dr. Edith Eva Eger Book: The Choice: Embrace the Possible by Dr. Edith Eva Eger Connect with Michelle Bauge: Glasgow Life Glasgow Life on LinkedIn Michelle Bauge on LinkedIn   In the Doctor's Chair Thanks for listening to In the Doctor's Chair, the show where you'll hear conversations that share life lessons, health habits, and leadership practices that focus on positive psychology, lifestyle medicine, and ways for you to live with more vitality. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show and leave a comment wherever you listen to your podcasts. For more resources to help you to live with more vitality, please visit my website. Apple Podcasts I TuneIn I Google Play I Stitcher I Spotify The post #137 Gratitude, Love, Self-Compassion, and Overcoming Adversity with Michelle Bauge appeared first on Mark Rowe.

Andrew Sprake joins us to discuss the article Understanding the interpretive paradigm: a guide for sports students learning through qualitative research. The article sought to develop a student-friendly discussion about the complex terms in academia to enhance methodological confidence in qualitative research. Full Cite: Sprake, A., & Palmer, C. (2022). Understanding the interpretive paradigm: a guide for sports students learning through qualitative research. Journal of Qualitative Research in Sports Studies, 16(1), 45-68. https://www.academia.edu/91363321/Andrew_Sprake_and_Clive_Palmer_2022_Understanding_the_interpretive_paradigm_a_guide_for_sports_students_learning_through_qualitative_research_Journal_of_Qualitative_Research_in_Sports_Studies_16_1_45_68 Twitter: @UCLanSportPE @AndySprake  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pwrhpe/support

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with Vice President of Content Development at Nexstar Media Group, Chris Berg. With over three decades in journalism and news television, Chris shares his outlook on rights deals with professional sports leagues, the future of regional sports networks and how local affiliates can compete, and how broadcasters are adjusting in the age of streaming. 

A special episode of the Center for Sports Studies Podcast where Associate Professor of Sport Management and Director of the Center for Sports Studies, Brandon Podgorski, breaks down the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament bracket using historical data and other statistical analyses. 

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with long-time Fremont High School baseball coach, and Assistant Professor of Education at Trine, Justin Bock. In 2022, Professor Bock was honored by the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly for his contributions to education and coaching by his peers and students. In this episode, Professors Bock and Podgorski discuss the coaching profession and strategies for effectively leading youth. 

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with the Performance Center Operations Manager of the South Bend Cubs, Patrick Foust. A Trine Sport Management alumnus, Patrick is in his second season as the full-time operations manager with the Cubs. In his role, Patrick is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the performance center including scheduling both team and non-team events. In this episode, Patrick discusses the life of a Minor League Baseball employee and how his many experiences in college prepared him for his role with the Cubs. 

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with Major League Baseball scout, Mike Medici. Mike has been an MLB scout for over a dozen years and is currently in his ninth year with the Texas Rangers. As an amateur scout, Mike is responsible for evaluating high school and college baseball players in the Midwest, and he has had two players sign MLB contracts as well as fifteen minor leaguers. In this episode, Mike discusses the two types of scouting in baseball, the responsibilities of a scout, and how to break into scouting.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with Visit Fort Wayne Sports Sales Manager, Jazmin Zavala. After a career in sales and customer service, Jazmin uses her skills to help attract large sporting events to Fort Wayne. In this episode, Jazmin discusses her role with Visit Fort Wayne, the bidding process for attracting large events, and the economic impacts of sporting events on northeast Indiana.

In this episode, Loretta speaks to Dr Joe Costa and Dr Diarmuid Lester about UCC's BEd in Sports Science, Physical Education and Arts

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, speaks with his Principles of Sport and Recreation Management class about sports trends with Generation Z. Professor Podgorski asks a number of questions to get a Gen Z view of the current sports landscape. Topics include how Gen Z consumes sports, their favorite sports media personalities, the popularity of the World Cup, and who they think will win the Super Bowl.

Today's episode is a replay of the November 1st Center for Sports Studies symposium – Sales & Sports. In this episode, Center for Sports Studies director, Professor Brandon Podgorski, moderates a sports sales panel with Zander Atwood, Athletics Ticket Sales and Annual Fund Director with Purdue Fort Wayne Athletics and Brent Harring, Director of Group Sales with the Fort Wayne TinCaps. Both Zander and Brent share about their careers in sports sales and answer student questions regarding the industry.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with author of Spies on the Sidelines: The High-Stakes World of NFL Espionage, Kevin Bryant. Kevin is an Army veteran with over twenty years of experience safeguarding and gathering information for the Department of Defense, including thirteen years as a Special Agent during which he conducted national security investigations and instructed federal agents in training. In this episode, Kevin discusses his new book and the sophistication of spying techniques in the NFL.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with the Pro Shop Manager, Adult League Coordinator, and Co-Social Media Manager of the Lone Star Brahmas, Jess Friederick. Jess is a 2022 Trine alumna who graduated with an MBA and an undergraduate degree in management. In this episode, Jess discusses her dual roles with the Brahmas and making the transition from full-time student to full-time sport professional.

As a child, Katerina Zarkas dreamed of being a sports announcer – but she never really thought it'd be in the cards for her. The only people she ever saw covering sports on TV were men spotlighting professional athletics. However, emboldened by her own dreams, encouraging mom, and supportive father, Katerina pursued a degree in Broadcast Journalism with a minor in Sports Studies at the University of Southern California. Fast forward after a few years of hard work, Katerina started her career at Fox Sports and then moved on to work at E! Entertainment, the Style Network, myNetworkTV, DirectTV, and the NFL Network. Today, she's an Emmy Award-winning sports producer. Throughout her journey at these different networks, she encountered personal and professional changes: getting married, having two kids, and transitioning from a full-time employee to a freelance producer. Despite all the changes, Katerina always strives to exemplify a confident, professional, and dedicated mother for her kids. In this episode of Money Loves Women, join Dr. Deborah Ekstrom and Katerina Zarkas to learn about women in sports media, balancing work and family, transitioning from full-time employment to freelance status, and the importance of early financial literacy.  Topics Discussed: Women in journalism Sports media Finding your way Immigrant families Work life balance Freelance work Early financial literacy 401K matches Consumer debt Resources:  Katerina's LinkedIn USC's Broadcast Journalism Program For more information on how to achieve financial freedom, personal mastery, and professional success, please visit https://moneyloveswomen.com/. 

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with the Sales and Hiring Coordinator at Peak Sports Management, Greyson Allen. Peak Sports Management works with mid-major and NCAA Division II colleges all over the country to provide sales and marketing support for their athletic departments. As the Sales and Hiring Coordinator, Greyson is responsible for the recruiting and onboarding of new account representatives for all of the PSM properties. On this episode, Greyson discusses how he was able to leverage an internship with PSM into a full-time job after graduating college.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with the host of Crain & Co., Jake Crain. During 2020, Jake was coaching football at a college in Montana when he moved back to his home state of Alabama during the pandemic. Shortly after returning home, he created The JBoy Show podcast which mainly focused on SEC football. In just under two years, his show has grown from a weekly SEC football podcast to a daily show with the Daily Wire. In this episode, Jake discusses how he built his show and offers advice to students on how they can start their own sports podcast.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with Dr. Nicholas Zoroya, an Assistant Professor of Sport Management at Madonna University. Before becoming a full-time professor, Dr. Zoroya created and produced a popular lacrosse podcast, Going Offsides, and also broadcasted lacrosse games for the University of Michigan. In this episode, Dr. Zoroya discusses how to begin a career in podcasting and broadcasting as well as provides career advice for aspiring sport professionals.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks athletic trainer, Andrew Delagrange. After serving in the Army, Andrew earned a degree in Athletic Training and has worked as an ATC for multiple colleges and is now an athletic trainer in the Army. In this episode, Andrew talks about his role as an ATC, the challenges of the profession, and the rewards of helping athletes and soldiers perform at their best.

In this episode, Kimberly and Alicia discuss connective tissue, states of the nervous system, dealing with chronic pain, and more. They discuss the complexities of fascia, differences between genetics and epigenetics, understanding individual dominant nervous system states, and body/mind mapping. Understanding the differences between physiological stress versus emotional stress as well as the importance of consciously and specifically paying attention to pain can help us begin to understand how to manage it better.   Bio Alicia has over 35 years of experience in the fitness industry and holds a B.S. in Exercise Science and Sports Studies. A longtime movement enthusiast, Alicia has studied, practiced, and taught many different types of movement throughout her career. She is the Founder of the Fajardo Method of Holistic Biomechanics which teaches movement education and motor re-patterning in conjunction with nervous system awareness. She teaches various kinds of classes and has an upcoming workshop which can be accessed by the link below. What She Shares: –Composition of Fascia –Ehlers-Danlos syndrome –Genetics versus epigenetics –Place and grid cells –Working with chronic pain –Physiological versus emotional stress   What You'll Hear: –Syndrome longer lasting consequences affect autoimmune system –Ehlers-Danlos syndrome as connective tissue disorder can go through all layers of tissues –Can occur in muscular, joint, organ, vascular system(s) –Attacks in different ways for different people –Different types of testing to determine syndrome –Perceptual experiences of symptoms –Fascia made up of collagen, elastin, glycoproteins and protoglycans –Ground substance in fascia –Dominant state of nervous system determines ground substance –Body weight distribution dependent upon dominant state of nervous system –Nervous system state determines mineral absorption and digestion –Hypermobility and developing support for joints –Getting valve system to move –Creating dominant parasympathetic motor patterns versus sympathetic motor reflex –Genetics versus epigenetics –Genetic has dominant or receptive expression from parents' genes –Genetic expression has to do with mutation of a gene –Epigenetics deals with genetic expression –Epigenetics internal or external environment can potentially change gene expression –EDS can be both genetic or epigenetic –Many mental health issues connected to hyper-sympathetic nervous system –Emotional stress versus physiological stress –Physiological stress is sympathetic nervous system –Emotional stress causing conflict to conscious and unconscious brain firing off sympathetic nervous system –Vagus nerve and adaptability to sympathetic and parasympathetic –Trigeminal nerve largest nerve in body, controls brain and senses –All nerves have roles in either sympathetic or parasympathetic states –Paying attention to bodily sensations doesn't create brain map –Paying attention to external environment to communicate safety to brain –Proprioception and greater movement orientation –Brain map –Sensation and location awareness –More movement and dynamic and parasympathetic –Exercises for mapping –Keeping awareness between two points on body –Different stages of states and conservation of energy –Emotional Anatomy by Stanley Keleman –Observing and being very specific about what's happening in body with EDS –Bodies constantly changing –Avoiding labels when understanding pain –Losing body's adaptability when labeling –Attachment to diagnoses and labeling –Symptoms dependent on nervous system states difficult to diagnose and treat from medical perspective –Adapting sympathetic activation to be appropriate to environment –Brain assessing environment to determine appropriate state –Physiological responding to environment instead of emotional state –Teaches various classes and upcoming workshops   Resources Website: https://fajardomethodmovement.com/

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, reflects on the 50th anniversary of Title IX and its impact on women's sports. He also explains how Title IX is applied in athletic departments and the outlook of women's sports in the future.

Darryl Earl Clack is a former American football running back in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys. He also was a member of the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League. He played college football at Arizona State University. After his playing days, Clack went to the University of Texas at El Paso earning a B.A. in Kinesiology and Sports Studies. He moved around the business world for a time and settled into the banking business as vice president at Compass Bank in Tempe, Arizona, not far from the Arizona State University campus. After banking he accumulated over 15 years of extensive experience in management and leadership at various companies including Cox Communications. He then earned an M.A. in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix and was in his first year of working towards a Ph.D. when he fell ill to Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP), a rare autoimmune blood disorder. In addition to TTP, in July 2016, he learned of his early-stage dementia diagnose, due to years of trauma to the head from playing football. These traumatic events, three months apart, prompted Darryl to write the book "Hear My Story Before I Forget" and start a foundation to bring awareness to TTP and brain injuries. Although he is no longer playing ball, he keeps his hand in the game as President and co-founder of SportMetric, along with co-founders Josh Jakubczak and Darius Perry, a company emphasizing education, community involvement, and athletics for the youth. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dadcastco/support

In episode 34 of The Weird Works! Podcast, Dr. Kristy Harvell sits down with Dr. Peter Yu. Dr. Yu is an educator and performance physical therapist in Jacksonville, FL and the founder of Motion RX Health. Growing up as an athlete, Peter always valued an active healthy lifestyle and has a tremendous interest in optimizing human body performance. He received his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Sports Studies with a double minor in Nutrition and Psychology from Rutgers University and obtained his Doctor of Physical Therapy from the Medical University of South Carolina. Unsatisfied with the current traditional healthcare model dictated by corporate insurance companies and other medical practitioners telling us that our bodies are fragile and can only be fixed by pain medications, cortisone shots, or surgeries, he set out on a mission to provide a better alternative option. Peter utilizes an educational, empowerment, and movement-based treatment approach to promote positive long-term adaptations to improve an individual's confidence and ability to manage their injury and return to the activities they love. He believes that everyone should be able to perform basic human maintenance on themselves, and that taking an active role in their rehabilitation process is the key to success and long-term health. You can listen to The Weird Works! Podcast on any of your favorite podcast listening platforms or watch the podcast video on our YouTube Channel. Get the link to both right here https://www.healthbydesignfl.com/the-weird-works-podcast   Links: https://www.motionrxhealth.com/ https://www.instagram.com/motion.rx/ https://www.facebook.com/motionrxhealth https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCumsNZfdZyjQrzh5ErmJHpg   www.9010lifestyle.com www.drkristyharvell.com www.healthbydesignflorida.com

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with the Sports Information Director at the College of Idaho, Danny Kambel. Danny has over 25 years working in the sports information industry with experience at all three NCAA divisions, the NAIA, and junior college. In this episode, Danny talks about how the role of the SID has changed over the last three decades and why relationships are what drives his passion for his job.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with Fort Wayne attorney, James O'Connor, about all things Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). James is a licensed NBA, FIBA, and WNBA agent and works with colleges around the nation to guide their NIL efforts.

In this episode, Trine Assistant Professor of Communications, Andy Brown, talks with the Digital Reporter of the Detroit Red Wings, Daniella Bruce. Daniella joined Professor Brown's Media and Society class on March 25th to discuss her career in sports media and how she became the first woman to work in the Red Wings' radio booth.

Today's episode is a replay of this year's Center for Sports Studies Featured Speaker on March 24th – Grand Rapids Gold owner, Steve Jbara. In this episode, Steve recounts how a chance meeting with Detroit Pistons great Joe Dumars afforded him the opportunity to build his own NBA G-League team from the ground up.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with the Trine University National Collegiate Sports Sales Championship team of seniors Caleb Gonya, Hayden Jones, and Nicole Maroney. The team discusses their stellar performance in the NCSSC and Nicole walks us through her journey to finishing second out of 180 students across the country.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with the Purchasing Coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Trine University alumna, Breanna Mathews. In this episode, Breanna discusses the important role that purchasing plays for a professional sports team and how she was able to leverage her past experience in retail into a position with the Buccaneers.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with Vice President of Content and Engaged Learning at WorkInSports.com, Brian Clapp. In this episode, Brian provides invaluable advice for anyone looking to land a job in sports. WorkInSports.com is an industry-leading job board and also provides resources for job seekers.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with co-founder of the sports broadcasting app Colorcast, Evan Kirkham. Evan tells the story of how, while watching a Dallas Cowboys game, he left his career as a corporate attorney and co-founded a sports broadcasting start-up. Colorcast gives anyone the ability to broadcast a game, or even host your own show, in the comfort of your home. You can download the Colorcast app for iOS devices in the Apple App Store.

In this episode, Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, talks with sports agent and owner of Capture Sports Agency, Chauntiel Smith-Jones. Chauntiel shares her story of how her athletic experiences turned into a career representing professional athletes. We discuss her mission at CSA, branding tips for college student-athletes, and things to look for in an agent. You can learn more about CSA at www.capturesportsagency.com.

Kurt Kirner, Swimming coach and Assistant Professor of Sports Studies at Hillsdale College, specializing in sports psychology and motivation, joins host Scot Bertram to talk about having a growth mindset, how to view competition as a chance to improve, and how to deal with stress and anxiety.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Emma shares her experience being the tech support for professors who had to switch to an online platform, but how it became so much more.  She partnered with professors to add something from the student's perspective, they worked to develop an strong online curriculum together.  It was so inspiring to hear the courage and vulnerability the teachers took in working with a student.  I hope more institutions embrace such a practice. Emma Trumble is a John Stark graduate and a student at Bishop's University in Quebec in their “Sports Studies” program. Outside of classes she works for her university's OLTC program. In this role she helps professors reimagine 21st century liberal education using technology. A fun fact about her is that she is a competitive jump roper!"

In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother's Son” podcast, I sit down to talk with the secretary and official historian of the AAGPBL Players Association, Merrie Fidler. Merrie is also a published author.  She published the book, The Origins and History of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League in 2006.  The book was originally her master's thesis, and as she became more involved with the players association, several of the former players were so impressed with her work, that they convinced her to get it published.  Merrie donates a large portion of the proceeds from her book to the players association. Her biography, as taken from her author website, merriefidler.com is as follows: Born at the end of October 1943, a month and a half after the All-American Girls Baseball League's first season of play, Merrie Fidler grew up near Redding, California. She was raised in a sports-minded family and participated in interscholastic and intercollegiate volleyball, basketball and softball from junior high through her college under-graduate years. At age 15 she joined the Redding Comets, the city women's softball team. For four summers she played left field, catcher, or third base for the Comets. After completing an undergraduate major in physical education and obtaining a teaching credential from Sacramento State University in Sacramento, California, Merrie was hired, in the fall of 1971, as an Assistant Intramural Sports Director at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. It was in UMass's Sports Studies master's degree program where Merrie discovered, researched, and completed her master's thesis entitled The Development and Decline of the All-American Girls Baseball League, 1943-1954. The thesis was largely based on documents obtained from league owner Arthur E. Meyerhoff and South Bend team president Harold T. Dailey. Before completing her thesis in 1976, Merrie worked as an Assistant Intramural Sports Director at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul, and attended Penn State University as a doctoral candidate in Sport History. After a year at Penn State, Merrie returned to the Redding, California area where she embarked on a 27-year teaching and coaching career for the Anderson Union High School District. Following her retirement at the end of the 2003 school year, Merrie attended her first AAGPBL reunion since the opening of the “Women in Baseball” exhibit at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY in November 1988. It was there that she was encouraged by former players to publish her master's thesis. During 2003-2005, Merrie obtained additional information about the league from numerous player interviews and Players' Association Newsletters and Board Meeting Minutes.

In Episode 12, Mike talks to Vanessa Shannon, Director of Mental Performance for the University of Louisville Athletic Department and Norton Sports Health since October 2015.Prior to moving to Louisville, Dr. Shannon spent two years at IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL. While at IMG, Dr. Shannon served as the Mental Conditioning Coach for the Girls' Soccer and Basketball programs, coordinated Psychological Test Preparation for IMG's NFL Combine Training Program, and served as a Vision Training Coach for the Academy's Major League Baseball Off-Season Training Program. While at IMG, Dr. Shannon also served as the Mental Conditioning Coach for the University of Louisville Women's Lacrosse and Women's Soccer Programs.Dr. Shannon has been invited to speak at camps, clinics, classrooms, and conferences both nationally and internationally. In the Spring and Summers of 2010, 2011, and 2012, Dr. Shannon traveled to Lund and Halmstad Universities in Sweden, Leipzig University in Germany, and Aarhus University in Denmark, where she taught lectures and short courses on the psychology of injury, team dynamics, and careers transitions in sport as part of the European Masters in Sport and Exercise Psychology Erasmus Mundus Programme International Scholar Initiative. Dr. Shannon holds a PhD in Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sports Studies with a specialization in Sport Psychology and concentration in Counseling from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. She holds a MS in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Exercise Psychology from Kansas State University and BAs in Health and Human Performance and Psychology from Rice University. While at Rice University, Dr. Shannon was a member of the Women's Volleyball team.In this episode, Vanessa discusses her experiences as a mental performance coach at one of the most successful Division I athletic programs in the United States. Perhaps most interesting is the shift Vanessa has seen in student-athletes' willingness to ask for help with respect to mental health and training.Schedule a free 30-minute strategy session to learn more about how The Freshman Foundation can help your family nail the transition from HS to college athletics: https://calendly.com/michaelvhuber/the-freshman-foundation-exploratory-discussionThank you again for listening!

Today's guest is Dr. Vanessa Shannon (@cardinalmindset). Vanessa has served as the Director of Mental Performance for the University of Louisville Athletic Department and Norton Sports Health since October 2015.Prior to moving to Louisville, Vanessa spent two years at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL, where she served as the Mental Conditioning Coach for several programs, coordinated Psychological Test Preparation for IMG's NFL Combine Training Program. She also has experience as an Assistant Professor of Sport and Exercise Psychology at West Virginia University, and prior to that was the Department Chair of Exercise and Sport Sciences at Tennessee Wesleyan University.She holds a PhD in Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sports Studies with a specialization in Sport Psychology and concentration in Counseling from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and competed as a member of the Women's volleyball team while attending Rice University.This episode, we deep dive into the necessity of emotional agility. Vanessa outlines the consequences of neglecting these important tools, and we spend a ton of time laying out an approach to developing higher levels of emotional intelligence. There is so much packed into this episode - if you're looking for links to any of the books, talks, and concepts we discuss, you can find the show notes at mtl.academy.

On this week's 51%, a sports studies professor discusses Major League Baseball's first female general manager, and more. Artist and Producer Ahri Golden returns to 51% with an audio portrait of Leah, a woman who embraces her life force, change, and community. It's part of Golden's Bending in 2020 series.  You can find out more […]

In this Coach's Road we explore the journey of Shaun Hathaway, Executive Director of Team Colorado Girls AAA Hockey Program. Shaun also serves as the Head Coach of the Colorado Springs Jr. Tigers 14 & Under team and the ADM Coordinator for the state of Colorado. Previously Shaun served as the Executive Director of the Aspen Leafs and has been involved in youth hockey in Colorado since 1997. Shaun has a Masters in Sports Studies from the University of Miami, Ohio and a Masters in Teaching from Colorado College. He received both of his Masters after studying Political Science at Knox College. This is our first episode exploring the road of a youth hockey coach and Shaun had very valuable lessons to share with us! We chat with Shaun about his start in coaching, his current motivation and how he develops players and clubs. Some really great practical ideas about coaching, building relationships with players, establishing your values and philosophy in a club and what an ideal club would look like for Shaun. Don't forget to connect with the show on social media (@thecoachsroad) and feel free to follow what Shaun is doing with Team Colorado on social media as well. As always please reach out to us via email (thecoachsroad@gmail.com) with any feedback or thoughts! Thanks for listening!