Podcast appearances and mentions of tasha danvers

Tasha Danvers, 2x Olympian and Olympic Bronze Medalist, international speaker, author, mentor, clarity coach, and elite performance trainer, shares with us what it takes to develop a Champion's Mindset, and what you can do, starting today, to change your mind and start achieving goals you never thought possible.  Tasha Danvers is an international speaker, author, mentor, clarity coach, and elite performance trainer for individuals and businesses who want to achieve next-level results. In addition to her Olympic Medal, Tasha has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and was an ambassador for Jaguar motor company's sports foundation. Tasha has been a Graduation Keynote Speaker for Croydon College in London. She is a proud mom who is very passionate about inspiring people to follow their passion and pursue their dreams while making a difference.   Disclaimer: These statements and products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The information on this show, and C60 Purple Power products, are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent disease. Please consult a healthcare professional before starting any new diet or exercise regimen. Individual results may vary.   Thanks for listening! To learn more about C60, please visit: https://c60purplepower.com/what-is-c60 Use the Coupon Code: THEC60SHOW for 10% off your first order at: https://c60purplepower.com Visit us on social media! Facebook. Instagram. YouTube. Twitter. Pinterest.    Tasha's Website https://www.tashadanvers.com/ https://www.tasha360.com/   Tasha's Social Media Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tashatheolympian/

We have 2x Olympian and Olympic Bronze Medalist Tasha Danvers stopping by for a fascinating discussion on becoming an Olympian and overcoming hurdles. Tasha won a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing in the 400-meter hurdles. Her journey to achieving this is incredible, and throughout this conversation, there are many parallels between training to become an Olympian and optimizing our health and careers. Lastly, Tasha’s an international speaker and elite performance coach who inspires and helps many operate in a high-performance state. In today's episode, you'll hear: Tasha’s origin story An interesting conversation around punctuality (you would believe what happened to some athletes around this) The game-changing moment during Tasha’s childhood that propelled her Why everything starts with your mindset The power of acting as if Her story of becoming pregnant during the middle of her athletic peak How the outside world reacted to her pregnancy How she inspired herself to push forward despite the hurdles The crazy year leading up to the Beijing games The power of coaching Why we all need accountability The training platform that Tasha is apart of Common pitfalls that cause people to fall short with their goals And much more Connect with Tasha: Website: https://www.tasha360.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tashatheolympian/ Watch her 2008 medal-winning run: 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Women’s 400m Hurdles Final Connect with Julian: Join the Superhuman Insider Newsletter: https://theartoffitnessandlife.com/insider/ Connect with me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thejulianhayes Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhayes Coaching — https://theartoffitnessandlife.com/application/

Tasha Danvers is an Olympic medalist in the 400-meter hurdles, one of the most grueling disciplines in the highly competitive track events of the Olympic Games. Tasha is also one of the most outrageously fun personalities you'll ever meet - she is a motivational speaker and a coach, who believes that fun and high performance are not mutually exclusive - and she has the accolades to prove it! Tasha has the amazing ability to combine light heartedness with the exquisite determination of a champion. Listen to our conversation - and pay particular attention to her tips on how to perform at your best under extreme pressure. Also, and I won't spoil this for you - you have to hear the story of the moment when Tasha discovers she's expecting a child when she's at the height of her career and what happens next…. Learn more about Tasha here: https://www.tashadanvers.com/ Check out her Olympic experiences on Airbnb here: The Danvers Experience --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lina-taylor/support

Nathan and Edwin discuss retirement from athletics, depression, nutrition and much more with Tasha Danvers

Nathan and Edwin speak to British Olympic 400 metres hurdles bronze medallist Tasha Danvers about mindset and the adjustments made when moving to United States.

Welcome to Proper Mental episode 16! My guest today is Tasha Danvers! Tasha Danvers is a coach, painter, singer and public speaker.  She is also a 2-time Olympian who won a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Her story is incredible!  At the height of her career in sport, and whilst training for her second Olympics, Tasha fell pregnant and received an insane amount of backlash and scrutiny from people in and around athletics. Seven months after giving birth to her son, Tasha returned to top flight competition.  She won a silver medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games and won a place in the final the following year at the World Championships. She faced more scrutiny after being selected for the 2008 Olympic squad as some people felt she should not have been chosen. In 2008, she overcame a series of injuries and the media backlash, to run the fastest race of her life and take Olympic bronze in Beijing. The scrutiny she faced during this period alongside personal issues and the pressure of an upcoming Olympics in London in 2012 led Tasha in to a period of depression which eventually came to ahead when she attempted to take her own life in 2011. This story is an incredible series of highs and lows and Tasha takes me through her journey with an openness that is truly inspiring!  Her mindset is an inspiration in itself and her way of looking at depression and mental health is brilliant! We chat about the loneliness of track sport, the importance of gratitude, the pressure of a games on home soil and the importance of asking for help. Tasha was just great to chat to!  She is funny and engaging and a lovely, lovely person.  I really enjoyed talking to her and I hope you enjoy listening! You can connect with Tasha via Instagram @tashatheolympian or Twitter @tashadanvers or via her website www.tashadanvers.com. Here is the link for her 2008 medal winning run – prepare for goose bumps! 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Womens 400m Hurdles Final - YouTube While you're on YouTube you can subscribe to the podcast channel here: Proper Mental Podcast - YouTube And here is an article written in 2013 about Tasha: Tasha Danvers on motherhood, sacrifice and feeling suicidal - BBC Sport You can connect with me on all social media platforms @propermentalpodcast.  Please leave a review if you have a minute and as always, let me know what you think! Thanks for listening!  Enjoy!

Russian Golfer Sofya Anokhina sits down and chats with Global Sports Channel's Tasha Danvers. Sofya walks us through the journey of coming from Russia to the USA and all about her late decision to find a school in the US. The outwardly passionate and focused woman tells us all about finding a college, and how important the schools colors were. Sofya went to Northern Arizona University and then transferred to Arizona State University. Sofya talks about the importance of team, as well as being a human being and just how key that is to everyone's success. Arizona State (2019): Transferred to Arizona State to play her senior season after a successful stint at Northern Arizona Has played in eight tournaments during the 2018-19 season Placed in the Top-15 twice, starting off the season strong finishing under-par at the Mason Rudolph Women's Championship

Throughout his career Michael Frater was seen as the underdog, the little guy who can run very fast. Usain the legend Bolt's team mate but Michael is way more than just that guy.  He worked harder than most, coming from a rural upbringing in Jamaica and moving to the USA to train and go to school on a scholarship. It was anything but an easy road to Olympic glory with the "dream team".  In this episode we hear about much of that journey as Michael sits and chats to Tasha Danvers.   

She's crazy funny, and her road to multiple Olympics games was very different than most. Tasha Danvers heralds from Jamaican roots. Jumping high, and jumping early was something that came to her at a young age. With the support and direction from her Father, Tasha naturally became attracted to the high hurdles and it wasn't long before she knuckled down and focused on becoming an Olympian. It wasn't all plain sailing, but as Sydney 2000 rolled around Tasha was to walk out in the opening ceremony with her head held high, and her dreams even higher. We hear from her on what it was like to represent your country on the biggest Athletic stage of all, and then the decisions that followed which meant she missed 2004 in Athens. Beijing in 2008 was well and truly on her radar and the almost perfect race saw her standing on the podium collecting a bronze medal proudly representing her nation of Great Britain. In this episode Tasha serves up a hot mixture of life as an Athlete and what comes after the hype and rewards of being one of the very fastest over the hurdles over one lap of the track.

Join Olympian Tasha Danvers and me as we discuss what it takes to be an olympian in your life!  Read the full show notes on our website at www.SpencerMJones.com

This week on Sportshour with Caroline Barker, we take an in-depth look at the situation in American sport after players in the NBA, WNBA, MLS and MLB refused to play this week following the shooting of Jacob Blake. Two time NBA Champion Shannon Brown joins us to discuss the events of the last week and what needs to change. His brother – Sterling – plays for the Milwaukee Bucks. They were the first NBA team to say they wouldn’t play and he tells us about speaking to his brother in the bubble. We’re also joined by former Bucks player DeAndre Liggins and former WNBA player Tamara Moore. She gives us her reaction to the shirts worn by the Washington Mystics players that had bullet holes painted on the back . Professor Louis Moore tells us athlete boycotts do work and that he’s now expecting players in the NFL to make their voices heard if the season goes ahead. We look ahead to the start of the Tour de France with Team Cofidis rider Nathan Haas and Jean Luc-Perez, who won the Race Across France. Haas tells us a stage win is like a “unicorn” for a French team and that uncertainty over rider contracts and 2021 has led to more risk taking among the peloton. We hear from Sophia Popov after her shock win at Royal Troon to claim the AIG Women’s Open by two shots. The German golfer had not previously won on the LPGA or Ladies European Tour before and she tells us about her ambitions for the future. This week’s Sporting Witness tells the story of British Olympic medal-winner – Tasha Danvers. She faced a common challenge for women athletes – how to juggle an athletics career with starting a family. And – we preview the Women’s Champions League Final between Wolfsburg and Lyon, with Rebecca Smith from Copa 90. Photo credit: An empty court and bench is shown with no signage following the scheduled start time in Game Five of the Eastern Conference First Round between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Orlando Magic during the 2020 NBA Playoffs at AdventHealth Arena at ESPN Wide World Of Sports Complex on August 26, 2020 in Florida. The Milwaukee Bucks boycotted game 5 to protest the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin (Getty Images).

In August 2008, Britain’s Tasha Danvers won a surprise bronze medal in the 400-metres hurdles at the Beijing Olympics. Danvers had been through years of emotional struggles – and public criticism – after deciding to have a child while at the peak of her career. She talks to Sharon Hemans about the pressures she faced as an elite athlete and mother. PHOTO: Tasha Danvers in action in 2006 (Getty Images)

I’m dedicated to helping people realize their worth, identify their gifts and talents, and turn those talents into usable skills that can create an exceptional and fulfilling life and career. But, more importantly… I’m dedicated to keeping you motivated long enough to see all of your dreams become reality. I take everyday people with ambition and give them the competitive edge, and the drive of an Olympic athlete. I’ll show you how to generate the motivation that gets you to the finish line!Learn More: www.tasha360.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

I’m dedicated to helping people realize their worth, identify their gifts and talents, and turn those talents into usable skills that can create an exceptional and fulfilling life and career. But, more importantly… I’m dedicated to keeping you motivated long enough to see all of your dreams become reality. I take everyday people with ambition and give them the competitive edge, and the drive of an Olympic athlete. I’ll show you how to generate the motivation that gets you to the finish line!Learn More: www.tasha360.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

I’m dedicated to helping people realize their worth, identify their gifts and talents, and turn those talents into usable skills that can create an exceptional and fulfilling life and career. But, more importantly… I’m dedicated to keeping you motivated long enough to see all of your dreams become reality. I take everyday people with ambition and give them the competitive edge, and the drive of an Olympic athlete. I’ll show you how to generate the motivation that gets you to the finish line!Learn More: www.tasha360.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

I’m dedicated to helping people realize their worth, identify their gifts and talents, and turn those talents into usable skills that can create an exceptional and fulfilling life and career. But, more importantly… I’m dedicated to keeping you motivated long enough to see all of your dreams become reality. I take everyday people with ambition and give them the competitive edge, and the drive of an Olympic athlete. I’ll show you how to generate the motivation that gets you to the finish line!Learn More: www.tasha360.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

THIS WEEK ON REAL TALK... REAL WOMEN... REAL SPEED!THE LADIES OF SPEED DISCUSS THE CHALLENGES OF THE SINGLE SUCCESSFUL WOMEN WITH RELATIONSHIP EXPERT LAUREN L. LAKE. HER NEW BEST SELLING BOOK "GIRL LET ME TELL YOU... ADVICE ON LIFE AND LOVE FOR SINGLE SUCCESSFUL WOMEN" HAS JUST HIT STORES AND WE'LL BE DISCUSSING SOME OF ITS BRILLIANT ADVICE.TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT LAUREN L. LAKE GO TO WWW.LAURENLAKE.COM

THIS WEEK ON REAL TALK... REAL WOMEN... REAL SPEED!THE LADIES OF SPEED DISCUSS THE CHALLENGES OF THE SINGLE SUCCESSFUL WOMEN WITH RELATIONSHIP EXPERT LAUREN L. LAKE. HER NEW BEST SELLING BOOK "GIRL LET ME TELL YOU... ADVICE ON LIFE AND LOVE FOR SINGLE SUCCESSFUL WOMEN" HAS JUST HIT STORES AND WE'LL BE DISCUSSING SOME OF ITS BRILLIANT ADVICE.TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT LAUREN L. LAKE GO TO WWW.LAURENLAKE.COM

PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL HEAR SILENCE FOR THE FIRST FEW MINUTES OF THIS SHOW DUE TO A TECHNICAL ERROR BUT STAY TUNED!IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN!....THIS WEEK ON REAL TALK, REAL WOMEN, REAL SPEED!..."LIFE AFTER TRACK" we catch up with some of Britain's favourite athletes KATHARINE MERRY & JAMIE BAULCH!!!! Find out what life has been like since hanging up their spikes, how they made the adjustment, what athletes need to be thinking about before they retire, and more. We also have a MYSTERY GUEST! Tune in 8pm UK 12pm PST WEDNESDAY. Oh and you'll love who calls in :)

PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL HEAR SILENCE FOR THE FIRST FEW MINUTES OF THIS SHOW DUE TO A TECHNICAL ERROR BUT STAY TUNED!IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN!....THIS WEEK ON REAL TALK, REAL WOMEN, REAL SPEED!..."LIFE AFTER TRACK" we catch up with some of Britain's favourite athletes KATHARINE MERRY & JAMIE BAULCH!!!! Find out what life has been like since hanging up their spikes, how they made the adjustment, what athletes need to be thinking about before they retire, and more. We also have a MYSTERY GUEST! Tune in 8pm UK 12pm PST WEDNESDAY. Oh and you'll love who calls in :)

SHOW #3: INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPSHOSTED BY: TASHA DANVERS & J'NETTE KWAKYESHOW TIME: 60 MINUTESTHE LADIES OF SPEED GIVE US INS AND OUTS OF INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPS!THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TRACK GIRLS & MAYBE SOME GUYS... RELATIONSHIPS, LOVE, TRAINING, MONEY... LISTEN TO THESE REAL ISSUES ON... REAL TALK... REAL WOMEN... REAL SPEED!

SHOW #3: INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPSHOSTED BY: TASHA DANVERS & J'NETTE KWAKYESHOW TIME: 60 MINUTESTHE LADIES OF SPEED GIVE US INS AND OUTS OF INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPS!THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TRACK GIRLS & MAYBE SOME GUYS... RELATIONSHIPS, LOVE, TRAINING, MONEY... LISTEN TO THESE REAL ISSUES ON... REAL TALK... REAL WOMEN... REAL SPEED!

SHOW #1HOSTED BY: TASHA DANVERS & AUNTY DEEThis week on...REAL TALK, REAL WOMEN, REAL SPEED!In this very first episode Tasha will be introducing the show and the format, giving you an idea of what's to come. Calls and chat are welcome. This show will run 30mins live, but can be found in the archives later. Normal running time will be 45 mins.Call in for free by clicking the Click to Talk icon to chat or give your ideas and suggestions. Or call directly on +1 (347) 215-7199 or001 (347) 215-7199.If you are calling from outside the US and want cheaper rates, try Skype Premium (add credit) or use a calling card.All music for the show is produced by Bayano Kimani.

SHOW #1HOSTED BY: TASHA DANVERS & AUNTY DEEThis week on...REAL TALK, REAL WOMEN, REAL SPEED!In this very first episode Tasha will be introducing the show and the format, giving you an idea of what's to come. Calls and chat are welcome. This show will run 30mins live, but can be found in the archives later. Normal running time will be 45 mins.Call in for free by clicking the Click to Talk icon to chat or give your ideas and suggestions. Or call directly on +1 (347) 215-7199 or001 (347) 215-7199.If you are calling from outside the US and want cheaper rates, try Skype Premium (add credit) or use a calling card.All music for the show is produced by Bayano Kimani.