Podcasts about summer nationals

For the first time since March we have a guest join us! Dylan Bloomfield from Oakley, California joins the show! He cut his teeth racing in Cali and recently made the move to Missouri to drive the Kiwi Motorsports #8N winged 410 sprint car! Discussed:Starting on 2 wheels. Then moving to 4 wheels. Getting into sprint cars and racing in Cali. Getting the call to come to the Midwest to race! How did that transpire? Starting at US36 with the new team. A last minute decision to go to Pevely and it ended up being a good night! A win, podium, and several other top 10's so far this season. Tracks he favors in Cali and here in the Midwest.That #18 throwback scheme

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Two driver changes dropped in the last 24 hours — one looks like a smart pickup that could pay off quickly, and the other has me questioning whether the team pulled the trigger too soon. Plus, a Summer Nationals drought gets snapped after six years, and a last-lap pass for a USAC midget win that you need to see.

Title: Rob Charlton on Why NCAA Fencing Is Within Your ReachSeason 2, Episode 20In this episode, Bryan talks with Rob Charlton — head coach of Wellesley College and a club coach at Five Points Fencing Academy — about why many more fencers are “good enough” to fence in college than they realize, and how to navigate the NCAA landscape without getting overwhelmed.In this episode, you'll learn:The most common misconception Rob hears: “Am I good enough?” — and why the answer is often yesWhy there's no universal “cut line” for NCAA fencing (and why it depends on the school, weapon and year)How coaches build rosters across four years — and how study abroad, injuries and attrition affect recruiting needsWhat Division I vs. Division III can look like in training time, travel and season structureHow athletic scholarships actually work (and why Division III schools can't offer them)The value of looking at the full financial picture: merit aid, need-based aid and total costThe walk-on/tryout path — and why Rob still recommends engaging the recruiting process earlyKey recruiting rules for Division III: when coaches can meet prospects in person and on campusWhat makes a strong first email to a college coach (and what reads as generic/copy-paste)How college coaches structure Summer Nationals: meetings, rules around competition days, and what they're reallywatching forWhy the new NCAA Women's Fencing Championship is meaningful for women's-only programsFind First to 15 on our YouTube channel, too! --First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

Season 2, Episode 9Guest: Damien Lehfeldt — Chair, USA Fencing Board of Directors; Coach, Nova Fencing ClubWhat we coverOrigin story: three decades in fencing—community first, results secondCoaching during the Great Recession; mentoring as purposeMaking fencing simpler: free articles, open-source resources, data toolsWhy run for the Board? Giving back and building on post-Tokyo momentumBeing elected chair: peers' trust and the responsibility that comes with itGovernance vs. operations, in plain English:Board = GPS (strategy, oversight, risk)Staff/CEO = Driver (events, execution, day-to-day)Concrete example (Summer Nationals): board sets KPIs; staff builds the experience (merch, flow, logistics)The 2024–28 Strategic Plan: membership, clubs, brand, referees—and a clear push for parafencingParafencing pipeline: more athletes and coaches now to compete for medals at LA28Working with the CEO: frequent communication, healthy disagreement, shared transparency (monthly updates, “5 Minutes with Phil”)Governance Task Force proposals: scaling with growth and the 4-4-4 model (four elected at-large, four appointed—including two independents—to add outside expertise, four athlete reps)Why independents matter: challenge “we've always done it this way,” add boardcraft and industry experienceWhat success looks like for Damien's term: deliver the plan—growth, equity, sustainable governance --First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

Stoking the FireUSAC Indiana Sprint Week kicks off. Our thoughts on the non-points night at IMS. Lincoln Park Speedway opener, Lawrenceburg. Our trip to Kokomo Speedway to watch it rain.FS1 ratings from Eldora Speedway - Jokers Jackpot race.BAPS fireworks on Wednesday 7/23

This week we're back with our wrap up from a huge week of sprint car racing in Ohio! We talk about the racing, the injuries and the drama from the week. We also talk about the Summer Nationals in our area and the Chase Johnson incident at Sonoma.

Supriya Nair is a junior at Stanford Online High School, a rare triple‑weapon fencer, and the creator of Neurofencing — a project that asks a simple question every athlete knows: Does a good warm‑up really make you faster? She started by wiring herself up with cheap sensors in her garage. Two years later, she's collecting data at major hospitals and university labs, using high‑end gear to track hundreds of lunges and reaction times.But Supriya's curiosity doesn't stop at the edge of the strip. Her newest study, done at Seattle Children's Hospital, looks at how the tiniest blood vessels deep inside the brain differ from those near the surface—a finding she hopes to share at the big Neuroscience 2025 meeting. In this third conversation we'll recap her journey in plain English, highlight what her latest numbers mean for fencers and coaches, and hear where her science‑meets‑sport adventure goes next.Visit https://www.neurofencing.com --First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

This week we return to talk about Duane's trip to PA for the Eastern Storm swing for the USAC National Sprint Car series. We also talk about Ohio Sprint Speedweek and Danny Dietrich's big title win! We also talk about Buddy Kofoid's $350k weekend at Huset's, the Summer Nationals and the WoO Late Models at Pevely.

Buddy Kofoid and Corey Day go to war, Kyle Larson's suddenly tough stretch of races, the Summer Nationals needs to do better, James McFadden is back, and Longhorn Chassis makes news yet again.

Buddy Kofoid and Corey Day go to war, Kyle Larson's suddenly tough stretch of races, the Summer Nationals needs to do better, James McFadden is back, and Longhorn Chassis makes news yet again.

High Limit sprint car teams are allowed one shock adjuster in their cars. So what is a shock adjuster, and which shock are teams adjusting? We'll talk about it, plus big cash on the line at Eagle and just one confirmed Outlaw driver so far, Summer Nationals and App Speedweek late models, and more.

High Limit sprint car teams are allowed one shock adjuster in their cars. So what is a shock adjuster, and which shock are teams adjusting? We'll talk about it, plus big cash on the line at Eagle and just one confirmed Outlaw driver so far, Summer Nationals and App Speedweek late models, and more.

This week we sit down and talk about some of the racing and the fireworks that happened in our area. The Summer Nationals finished off their campaign in our are and it wasn't without some drama and torn up racecars, as usual. The AFCS competed at Fremont and we preview the big weekend coming up at Eldora.

Logan Schuchart strikes again, we had a first time Summer Nationals winner, we'll look ahead to a busy dirt racing weekend, and it sounds like High Limit's international expansion is all but a done deal.

Logan Schuchart strikes again, we had a first time Summer Nationals winner, we'll look ahead to a busy dirt racing weekend, and it sounds like High Limit's international expansion is all but a done deal.

The World of Outlaws have lifted the restrictions on their sprint car drivers... Well, at least for a week anyway. We'll dive in today to talk about what this means, and who could take advantage. Plus we'll talk PA Speedweek, Summer Nationals, a busy stretch for XR, the World of Outlaws late models and more.

The World of Outlaws have lifted the restrictions on their sprint car drivers... Well, at least for a week anyway. We'll dive in today to talk about what this means, and who could take advantage. Plus we'll talk PA Speedweek, Summer Nationals, a busy stretch for XR, the World of Outlaws late models and more.

Can Bobby Pierce and Nick Hoffman do anything about Brandon Sheppard? We'll dive into that today, plus news from the Flo series and Daniel Hilsabeck, Summer Nationals results, and some questions for you about good racing that doesn't involve big names.

Can Bobby Pierce and Nick Hoffman do anything about Brandon Sheppard? We'll dive into that today, plus news from the Flo series and Daniel Hilsabeck, Summer Nationals results, and some questions for you about good racing that doesn't involve big names.

On this final Daily of the week, we'll talk Huset's struggles for big names, teams changing plans to race with Maverick and the IRA, Super Dirt Cup, Firecracker 100, Summer Nationals, and much more.

On this final Daily of the week, we'll talk Huset's struggles for big names, teams changing plans to race with Maverick and the IRA, Super Dirt Cup, Firecracker 100, Summer Nationals, and much more.

Coming up, a Kyle Larson High Limit hot take, who is and isn't racing this weekend at Huset's, the drivers I think could win at Huset's, plus Summer Nationals and Short Track Super Series.

Coming up, a Kyle Larson High Limit hot take, who is and isn't racing this weekend at Huset's, the drivers I think could win at Huset's, plus Summer Nationals and Short Track Super Series.

High Limit, Kyle Larson, World of Outlaws, Ohio Speedweek, Briggs Danner, Brady Bacon, NARC, Summer Nationals, and more.

High Limit, Kyle Larson, World of Outlaws, Ohio Speedweek, Briggs Danner, Brady Bacon, NARC, Summer Nationals, and more.

Today, we're chatting with a young saber fencer whose name is already gaining recognition within the fencing community. We're talking about Jenna Shoman, and at just 17 years old, Jenna's achievements are already the stuff of fencing lore. From the Manhattan Fencing Center to the global stage, her dedication to the sport is something to behold. Who could forget the moment at the 2022 Summer Nationals in Minneapolis when Jenna achieved a perfect pool — a staggering 30 touches for and not a single one against?Jenna is a member of the 2023 Junior and Cadet World Team and claimed a bronze medal in Cadet Women's Saber at Junior and Cadet Worlds in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.Visit the USA Fencing websiteFollow USA Fencing on InstagramRead a transcript for this episode --First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

In this episode of First to 15, we're joined by Maggie Dull. Maggie is an integral part of our fencing community, serving as one of the chairs of the Bout Committee at USA Fencing national tournaments, including right here at Summer Nationals. But Maggie's contribution to the sport stretches far beyond the Bout Committee alone.Starting her fencing journey as a walk-on for Vassar College's varsity team in her senior year, Maggie quickly found her niche in the organizational side of the sport. She has served in roles from Oregon Division secretary to managing local and regional tournaments for the Maryland Division and several clubs. Since 2013, she has been a key figure in the National Bout Committee, stepping up as chair in 2014.But that's not all. Maggie currently holds positions on USA Fencing's Tournament Committee, serves as the chair of the Black Card Review Group, and reads for the annual Absolute Fencing Gear All-American Team scholarship essays. She also leads the Western New York Division as their division chair.Outside of fencing, Maggie brings her organizational prowess to the academic world, currently serving as the Director of Metadata Strategies and Interim Director of Digital Initiatives at the University of Rochester's River Campus Libraries. Come July 17, she'll step into a new role as Interim Assistant Dean of Scholarly Curation and Resources. In addition to all this, she also lectures for the University of Maryland's Master of Library and Information Science program.Visit the USA Fencing websiteFollow USA Fencing on InstagramRead a transcript for this episode--First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

In this episode, we're thrilled to be talking with none other than Jackie Dubrovich, 2020 Tokyo Olympian and a standout star in women's foil. Jackie, hailing from the New Jersey Fencing Alliance, is a seasoned competitor in the world of fencing and is currently ranked 17th in the world in women's foil.We're recording this live at Summer Nationals in Phoenix, where Jackie and her women's foil teammates are doing a training camp in part to prepare for the World Championships in Milan, Italy.This will be Jackie's fourth Senior World Team, but her impressive track record goes back more than a decade — including three team silver medals and one gold at the Junior/Cadet World Championships, a team bronze at the 2019 Senior World Championships, and a team silver at the 2022 Senior World Championships in Cairo.Follow Jackie on InstagramVisit the USA Fencing websiteFollow USA Fencing on InstagramRead a transcript for this episode--First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

The Eldora Million is just seven days away, and we'll look into the growing entry list today, plus we've got news from Daryn Pittman and results from PA Speedweek, the Summer Nationals and more.

The Eldora Million is just seven days away, and we'll look into the growing entry list today, plus we've got news from Daryn Pittman and results from PA Speedweek, the Summer Nationals and more.

Bryan covers all the racing action from week 3 of the Summer Nationals results. The World of Outlaws and Lucas Oil also had races to cover as well. We cover points in all three series, plus talk about the news and notes that happened last week. So grab a bologna sandwich and listen in to this weeks show. Sponsor https://logowearunlimited.net Product sponsors https://moleculesports.com article sources Summer Nationals https://dirtcarsummernationals.com World of Outlaws https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels Lucas Oil Late Models https://lucasdirt.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bryan-hayward9/message

Running a racing series is no cake walk, and I've got a famous example to share with you today. Plus we'll talk PA Speedweek, World of Outlaws Late Models, Summer Nationals, and more.

Running a racing series is no cake walk, and I've got a famous example to share with you today. Plus we'll talk PA Speedweek, World of Outlaws Late Models, Summer Nationals, and more.

On the show today we'll get into Kyle Larson's Huset's victory, an update on Matt Juhl, and more from the High Bank Nationals. We've also got ride news for Buddy Kofoid, plus we'll talk Firecracker 100, Summer Nationals, and Dirt Cup.

On the show today we'll get into Kyle Larson's Huset's victory, an update on Matt Juhl, and more from the High Bank Nationals. We've also got ride news for Buddy Kofoid, plus we'll talk Firecracker 100, Summer Nationals, and Dirt Cup.

We know all the big teams will be at the big money shows, but how do drivers further down the order decide where to race? We'll dive into that today, plus an update on the ASCS streaming situation and Summer Nationals week two.

This week Duane is back! He tells us about his travels as of late and all of the races he's been hitting up. He reviews his visit to Plymouth Dirt Track in WI and his trip to Sycamore Speedway for the Summer Nationals event. Then we talk about Ohio Sprint Speedweek, USAC Eastern Storm and other results from around the country.

We know all the big teams will be at the big money shows, but how do drivers further down the order decide where to race? We'll dive into that today, plus an update on the ASCS streaming situation and Summer Nationals week two.

Coming up today, a bit more on Carson Macedo's crash and when we might see him racing again, plus Tuesday results for USAC and the Super DIRTcar Series, and the Summer Nationals get rolling tonight.

Coming up today, a bit more on Carson Macedo's crash and when we might see him racing again, plus Tuesday results for USAC and the Super DIRTcar Series, and the Summer Nationals get rolling tonight.

Today we go full ham on last night's High Limit show, plus news from Bridgeport, the Summer Nationals and more.

Today we go full ham on last night's High Limit show, plus news from Bridgeport, the Summer Nationals and more.

Kaitlyn Johnson is a swimmer/crossfitter from Morgantown, WV who recently qualified for the 2024 Olympic Swim Trials in the 50 meter freestyle. Born and raised in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, she played different sports growing up but ultimately stuck with swimming. She continued to swim in college at Clarion University of Pennsylvania, ending her collegiate career as a 28x All American (one of only two people to achieve this in school history) and 9x school record holder. She retired from swimming after the 2016 Olympic Trials and found crossfit a couple years later. In 2022, after only swimming here and there since 2016, she decided to add swimming into her crossfit training as recovery once a week. She signed up for a local swim meet for fun in April 2022 to find herself qualifying for U.S. Summer Nationals in Irvine, California in July. At Nationals, she ended up placing 13th overall with two lifetime best swims, both times being under the 2024 Olympic Trial cut. Kaitlyn achieved qualification for the trials doing Crossfit 5x/week and only swimming once a week. Exclusive to WODcast listeners: 2POOD The official belt of USA Weightlifting. Head over to [2pood.com]: Weightlifting & Functional Fitness Gear - Official Belt of Team USA! and use code WODCAST for 15% off.

This week talk about all of the news coming out of the annual PRI show. We cover the USAC schedules, the Xtreme Midgets schedule and the Summer Nationals schedules. We also cover the news from the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series announcing their new points format with big money. We also wait around to see the first dates from the High Limit Sprint Car Series.

University of Virginia head coach, Todd DeSorbo, didn't roll back on his heels after winning the 2022 Women's NCAA DI Championships team title. DeSorbo, who is on the TritonWear Advisory Board, dove into swimming data. “TritonWear is powerful tech,” he said. “Increasingly we've been using it, and we used it a lot starting in the early spring with an eye on the long course season.” DeSorbo was a 2022 Team USA FINA World Champs head coach, but his goals spanned the summer. “Budapest, World Champs, was over in June, but we always intended to show up at Summer Nationals (in Irvine).” DeSorbo singled out Matt King as one example where tracking swimming data made a big difference. “He was a 49.9 PB in the 100m free. This summer he dropped to 48.33, and his stroke count was essentially the same.” Matt King dropped the 48.33 in the prelim. He touched in 48.44 in the final to tie for the U.S. National Title. King, only 5'11, swam big. DeSorbo noted stroke efficiency as the big gain, a TritonWear metric he tracked closely since early April. “He (King) was like a 22.6 PB in the 50m free,” DeSorbo said, “ and he won national with a 21.8, a big drop.” DeSorbo was an CPA at one of the biggest accounting firms in the world before he decided that career path wasn't making his happy. “I could do it,” he said, “but it wasn't the same as coaching swimming. That's my passion. But, with my CPA experience, I know to respect the numbers--trust numbers.” What is DeSorbo's go-to Tritonwear Metric? "Push-off Power," he said. “You're never faster in a race than exploding off the wall. That starts your speed…speed you fight to maintain throughout the lap.” In recent news, FINA Technical Congress saw the passing of a proposed change to rule SW 10.8. As of Jan. 01, 2023: “The use of technology and automated data collection devices is permissible for the sole purpose of collecting data. Automated devices shall not be utilized to transmit data, sounds, or signals to the swimmer and may not be used to aid their speed.” This means wearable technology to collect data for research, education, and entertainment is legal. However, that data cannot be used in real-time – in swimming races – to aid a swimmer's speed.

It's a hot summer in V8 Radio Podcast land, and Mike "Q-Ball" Clarke and Kevin Oeste  over some great summer events like the Street Machine Summer Nationals in St. Paul, MN, and the upcoming V8TV Drive In Cruise on this episode.   They also touch on how mike restored his wheels and FINALLY replaced his decades-old tires, and how he came up with an interesting trick to save his GTO's smoked harmonic damper.   We'll see how that one works out!    Automotive Trivia is in the house as well, making for a full-tilt summertime special episode of the V8 Radio Podcast! https://www.driveincruise.com https://www.streetmachinenationals.net

Let's Grow Pulling Live Monday, July 18th with Jason Kleppe promoting Richland Center Summer Nationals July 23rd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beer-money-pulling-team/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beer-money-pulling-team/support

Along with discussing the Firecracker 100, WoO and Summer Nationals action, the Dirt Reporters discuss tracks and events with the best atmosphere.

This week we talk about Ohio Sprint Speedweek which happened to have some interesting story lines, one of which was rubbered up and dusty tracks. We also talk about USAC Eastern Storm and cover some of the Summer Nationals results. US 24 Speedway in Indiana made some headlines over some drama involving a disqualification of a winner.