Podcasts about team scotland

It's only the long awaited, much anticipated (and somewhat inevitable) appearance of Scottish track sensation Laura Muir! Yeh, your boys have had a helping hand to hook us up and we were honoured to spend an hour in Laura's company. Do we make the most of it? Course we do! From early beginnings right up to present day and beyond we find Laura in great spirits as she embarks on what will be another huge year for her both indoor and outdoor. Detailing some of her heroics on the world's biggest stage gives us a magical insight into some of the highest moments of her glittering career. Goosebumps guaranteed. We find out about training, nutrition as well as inspirations. Laura also adds some of those golden nuggets we all adore, most notably about how she handles pressure. It's a refreshing chat with a lady who stole the hearts of a nation as her own national pride beams through when chatting about representing Scotland. Whether it's Team GB, Team Scotland or competing for herself one things for sure Laura's determination and will to win never falter. Enjoy this extra special episode as we get 2025 off to an absolute flyer.

In the Men's gymnastics team final that took place in the Bercy arena last night in Paris. The Japanese team took the title after the Chinese men threw away a three mark lead heading into the final rotation. America came out on top in the battle for bronze and Stephen Nedoroscik mirrored the performance of Sasha Artemev at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games to secure team USA's first Olympic team medal in sixteen years. The GB team finished in fourth, repeating their results from Rio and Tokyo and were able to hold off the strong Ukrainian team. I'm joined in this episode by Hamish Carter a former GB athlete and current Team Scotland gymnast. And this is our story. 

On the opening night of Glasgow 2014, Kimberley Renicks won Team Scotland's first gold medal of the championships, followed around 63 minutes later by her older sister Louise, also winning gold. They were catapulted into the spotlight and nicknamed The Golden Sisters from that point on. In the latest episode, Eilidh and Susan hear from both sisters about their preparations leading into the games, what it's like to watch your sister become Commonwealth Champion and the chaos which followed. Kimberley and Louise also talk candidly about their upbringing, family support and their relationship as sisters, team mates and eventually as athlete and coach. As always, enjoy! Twitter - @EilidhDoyle @SusanEgelstaffInstagram - @eilidh400h Get in touch: theinsidetrackpod@gmail.com

The Commonwealth Games are "dying out a little bit unfortunately"- the view of proud Scottish world champion Beth Potter - who competed in Glasgow in 2014 in athletics and won Team Scotland's first medal in the triathlon in the sunshine in Sutton Park in Birmingham in 2022. But since that superb summer in England's second city, the storm clouds have surrounded the Commonwealth Games Federation, when the state of Victoria and Australia pulled out of hosting in 2026. Now 10 years on from their own glorious Games in Glasgow, Commonwealth Games Scotland has stepped up and said if the CGF can't find another host by it's own deadline of May this year (2024), it's come up with a new concept for the Commonwealth Games, which could also secure it's long term future. Scotland is on standby and this is the story so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The whole gang's back! Anthony returns to the show triumphant at Pyra Cup along with the rest of Team USA, while Team Scotland's Innes is nursing his wounds. Jeremy and Nathan come by to share the latest in competitive 40k stats, and the gang tackle a backlog of show questions from listeners.

Next episode of the LGT's lucky seven sees me talking to the captain of Team Scotland and the pillar of the Stat Check crew - Innes Wilson - talk about 7 units he believes are the biggest force multipliers in the game going into the LGT. We did include some special mentions as well so if you want to feel well prepared for the LGT or any event after it - this episode is a must watch! Music: Bensound

On this episode of the Wide World of Warhammer, Sam talks with everybody's favourite friends to the north Jeremy “Curie” Atkinson and Chris Hanes from Team Canada and Braveheart himself Chris Irvine of Team Scotland. Sam talks with these people as part of his WTC series about how teams whom have historically performed ‘middle of the pack' aspire to clinch a podium finish.    Related Links to be Shared:  Team Canada 40k: https://www.facebook.com/40kCanada/ Team Scotland 40k: https://www.facebook.com/teamscotlandwh40k CanHammer Podcast: https://canhammer.libsyn.com/ Stat Check: https://www.youtube.com/@StatCheck Overcharged Plasma Wargaming: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIi4OngyeCaISnvIGfdeN4A   Down Under 40k Links:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DownUnder40k Support the Network and Community that supports you

Tune into my chat with Pauline Thomson and Drew Bolton, AKA Team Scotland ! They are both sales managers and part of the UK & Ireland sales team, and proud Scots who represent Celebrity Cruises in Scotland and beyond. They are indeed entertaining storytellers, and as well as making me laugh, they share some great tips on how to maximise your sales and grow your Celebrity business.

Tune into my chat with Pauline Thomson and Drew Bolton, AKA Team Scotland ! They are both sales managers and part of the UK & Ireland sales team, and proud Scots who represent Celebrity Cruises in Scotland and beyond. They are indeed entertaining storytellers, and as well as making me laugh, they share some great tips on how to maximise your sales and grow your Celebrity business.

This is episode 10 of the new Women Who Sport 10-part series titled "Big Conversations" where we will be discussing important issues in todays sporting world with groundbreaking guests! On this episode of the pod we are joined by the phenomenal Hannah Miley! Hannah is an individual medley swimmer who debuted for the British Swimming team in 2006 and won 25 international medals at major events during her 15-year career at the top. This included back-to-back Commonwealth titles for Team Scotland in 2010 and 2014 and she represented Team GB at the Olympic Games in 2008, 2012 and 2016. Since retiring from swimming in December 2021 she has been focusing on leading the way in several campaigns to break the stigma around the language when talking about periods and hosting educational workshops. In this episode we discuss: - not letting size hold you back - focussing on processes and not outcomes - viewing success and learning from the journey - mistaking MBE honours letters for the police - breaking down the taboo around periods - how to work with your body to get the most out of it Hannah is absolutely incredible and it was huge honour to have such a legendary Scottish athlete on our wee pod! Let us know what you think through our social media channels - @WomenWhoSportPodcast on Instagram, @WomenWhoSport on Twitter or search "Women Who Sport" on Facebook. If you want to support the podcast please give us a review on Apple Podcasts and show some love to our partner Boob Armour! Boob Armour make lightweight, comfortable inserts that fit inside a sports bra and protect the breast tissue of sports people - giving everyone the confidence to compete in sport. Find out more about Boob Armour at their website - www.boobarmour.au and order yours now!

With this new episode we kick off a brand new series called 'My 40k job' where we will be interviewing people who managed to turn their love for the hobby into a profession. The series will see our guests talking about how they came up with the ideas for their businesses, what are the typical challenges of such endeavors, how their pricing/quotations work, how they structure their offering and even how they do marketing. We kick off the series with the one and only Innes Wilson of Statcheck and Team Scotland fame. Innes has been offering coaching services since January 2023 as a full-time job and we found it appropriate to let him kickstart what will hopefully turn into an entire series of episodes. If you have ever had any doubts whether 40k coaching is a real job, whether you should try it and whether it is actually worth it - this episode will provide you with answers to all your questions. Make sure you leave a comment with names of people you would like us to interview next and we will do our best to make that happen! Music: Bensound

We're making a good habit lately of speaking with former guests. We do so again in this episode as we welcome back Karen Nicol, she's been a busy lass since we last caught up. Last time we spoke to Kaz she'd just completed her first Backyard Ultra, she's done 3 more since and they've all been part of a learning experience that's went much deeper than just running. We hear all about Karen's race experiences which have seen her not only contribute to Team Scotland's ‘yards' but have raised the bar in terms of her own personal achievements. With outings at the Cow Shed Backyard Ultra, the Highlander Backyard Ultra and most recently a notable Rasselbock Backyard Ultra under her belt Karen reflects on her own evolution as a runner. But there's something more going on too, a change in mindset that perhaps is the secret to her success. Karen has switched up both her training and overall approach as she reveals a drastic volume cut in her weekly mileage, the introduction of simulation weekends and time set aside to invest in her mind and body. It's quite the story and Karen tells us it all in her (newfound) calm, collective and measured way. There's a few constants remain though; her support team and Muller Rice consumption need no evolution whatsoever. Enjoy listening to Karen, she makes it sound easy peasy, it's far from it but you'll learn a thing or two from her to consider trying yourself. Now where's those links for the Backyard Ultra sign ups? Rasselbock Running Races sound da bomb, find more out HERE

The whole crew is here and they're joined by special guest and Team Scotland member Brian Seipp! Brian and Innes have returned from making top cut at the Manchester GT, Anthony returns victorious from All Is Dust, Nathan comes back from having a successful Adepticon Teams event, and Jeremy is just recovering from running All Is Dust.

Kevin joins us from the Women's Worlds in Sweden. The guys talk about the future of Team Scotland now that Eve Muirhead has retired (4:45), Kevin gives a special shoutout to Denmark for beating both Canada and Sweden in the round-robin (5:35) Warren shares his thoughts about how to change the qualifying round (6:30), and why Team Einarson is at a bit of a disadvantage due to the scheduling of the Scotties (8:30), Warren updates us on the scores from the mixed doubles qualifiers in Sudbury (12:05) and the guys give their picks for Gold, Silver and Bronze (15:15).This podcast is produced by Warren Hansen & Kevin Martin, recorded and mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome.Contact the podcast -- insidecurling@gmail.comThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Enter the Matrix is a light-hearted look at the Warhammer 40,000 World Team Championships event, with a special focus on the team captains and the players. This episode has Anthony and Typhus interviewing Innes, the captain of Team Scotland.

Shannon Archer made her senior Commonwealth Games debut at Gold Coast in 2018 which saw her finish 10th in the Individual All-Around event. She also achieved 5th in the Vault final and competed in the Team Event helping the team secure a 5th place finish. At the 2022 Birmingham Games, Shannon claimed Scotland's first ever individual women's Commonwealth Games artistic gymnastics medal by claiming bronze. In this episode Shannon discusses: Her performance at the 2018 Games and her decision to retire. Coming out of retirement for the 2022 Games. The qualification process for team selection for the games. Relocating from Scotland to London to train with her coach. What it felt like to win Scotland's 1st ever medal in Artistic Gymnastics. Life after gymnastics. You can keep up today with Shannon via Instagram here: @shannonarcher29 . To learn more about the LTAD Network check out www.ltadnetwork.com or follow on Instagram: @ltadnetwork or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ltadnetwork . You can keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our www.athleticevolution.co.uk , Instagram: @athleticevouk and Twitter: @athleticevouk .

This week, former Commonwealth Games swimmer and bronze medallist winner Chris Jones joins the podcast. Chris talks about his recent British records set at the US Masters Championships in Virginia, reflects on his Commonwealth Games experience in 2006 for Team Scotland, and talks future goals in the sport.

That's it - what a games! Birmingham 2022 we salute you!Australia may have come out on top, but Team England the the country's second city has done the us proud and massive moments to celebrate to for Team Scotland and the island of Guernsey too!In this round up episode we have gold, silver and bronze medalists - England women's hockey, Keely Hodgkinson, Jake Wightman, Jack Laugher, Matty Lee and Noah Williams, Shanice Beckford-Norton and we talk the future of sports like swimming and basketball and why they can make a difference to the whole of the UK!Thank you Birmingham, thank Commonwealths - that's #Brumstheword from Anything but Footy - but we'll be back soon as yet another footy season has kicked off this weekend! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Commonwealth Games in Birmingham are underway and for the first time in a major multi-sport event, more medals will be awarded to women than men, with the medal programme confirming a total of 136 events for women compared to 134 for men. Jessica speaks to BBC Sports presenter Clare Balding as well as the first ever female Chef de Mission for Team Scotland, who for the first time have more women competing in their team than men. Six weeks after pop star Lizzo changed the lyrics of her song because it contained an ableist slur, Beyonce has been criticised for using the same term. In her new song ‘Heated', which is co-written by hiphop star Drake, the slur is used twice. In a statement, Beyonce said the term wasn't used intentionally in a harmful way, and will be replaced. Hannah Diviney is a writer and Disability Activist from Sydney, who went viral for calling out both Lizzo and Beyonce. The impact of body image on mental and physical health is "wide-reaching" according to a new wide-ranging report out today by the Health and Social Care Committee which calls for e.g. for the Government to introduce a law so "commercial images" which feature bodies which have been doctored in any way - including changing body proportions or skin tone - are legally required to carry a logo to let viewers know they have been digitally altered. And the Government to speed up the introduction of a promised licensing regime for non-surgical cosmetic procedures to prevent vulnerable people being exploited. Jessica hears from Jeremy Hunt is Chair of the Committee, and Dawn Steele, a patient trustee to the board of the Joint Council For Cosmetic Practitioners. Penelope Campling is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist. Over the course of her 40-year career, she has seen many changes in the way we treat serious mental illness. She spent twenty years running the NHS personality disorder unit in Leicester. She has now retired from the NHS, still practising as a psychotherapist, and has just published her second book, Don't Turn Away: Stories of Troubled Minds in Fractured Times. Presenter: Jessica Creighton Producer: Dianne McGregor

On this episode of the Propulsion Swimming Podcast, we preview the Team Scotland Swimming Squad for the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games! With star swimmers such as Duncan Scott, Lucy Hope and Ross Murdoch, as well as potential Breakout names in Evan Jones & Kara Hanlon, and Para swimmers Stephen Clegg and Toni Shaw, there will be plenty of medal opportunities for this squad of 26 swimmers a Birmingham 2022! We are also joined by Katie Shanahan to talk through her build-up to the games, how she's coping with the pressure of being named a swimmer of the future, as well as giving an insight into the Scottish Swimming camp! ✔️ SUBSCRIBE to Propulsion Swimming: http://bit.ly/PropulsionSwimming

This is Brum's the word, a podcast from Anything but Footy, brought to you with Kukri Sports, the official kit provider for Team England.We're counting down to the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham this month and as the best athlete's also gather in Eugene for the World Championships this week, we've an athletics special!It's Dina v Daryll in the women's sprints, Team England v Team Scotland in the middle distances, and hopefully a golden goodbye from the fastest walker in the world Tom Bosworth! We also talk long jump with Team England's Lorraine Ugen, Nathaniel Mitchell-Blake on putting the Tokyo relay nightmare behind him and multiple Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft on her first Commonwealth Games - I know seriously!There's also Hockey, Beach Volleyball, Boxing, Rugby Sevens and more in our News from the Games! You can also explore the full range of official Team England merchandise at kukrisports.com and if you use the code 'ABF2022' you'll save 10% on the price just for listening to this podcast.And standby, it's two weeks to the Games - listen and follow for more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Sean and Scott check in on the Women's World Curling Championship taking place in Prince George, BC. They talk about the new no-tick rule and its impact on the play, where Team Canada stands, and how they playoff picture looks. They also talk about Team Scotland's withdrawal, the impact on the field, and how the remaining schedules shape the playoff race. Before moving on, they also correct last week's episode on how Czech Republic made it into the field and discuss other replacements for Russia in world events. They then discuss the new team announcements, including Teams Howard, McCarville, Jacobs, and Lawes. They end with a discussion of the Gouden Carolus Classic and their own teams as they head to the end of the season.For more, be sure to visit us at GameofStonesPod.com

In this episode, Sean and Scott check in on the Women's World Curling Championship taking place in Prince George, BC. They talk about the new no-tick rule and its impact on the play, where Team Canada stands, and how they playoff picture looks. They also talk about Team Scotland's withdrawal, the impact on the field, and how the remaining schedules shape the playoff race. Before moving on, they also correct last week's episode on how Czech Republic made it into the field and discuss other replacements for Russia in world events. They then discuss the new team announcements, including Teams Howard, McCarville, Jacobs, and Lawes. They end with a discussion of the Gouden Carolus Classic and their own teams as they head to the end of the season.For more, be sure to visit us at GameofStonesPod.com

Well hello Season 5!! Joining John & Steven for our season opener we welcome Karen Nicol aka Ultra Kazy. Karen has been in our sights for some time and we were super chuffed when she agreed to a chat on the pod. John and Steven spend their routine 10 mins chatting on the weeks happenings before being joined by Karen for an insight into her remarkable running story. Now a seasoned ultra runner with a glittering list of race finishes Karen admits running hasn't always been her thing. Her background was in dance before finding a love of running. But running itself is just half the story, she's found friendship and support in abundance and it soon becomes clear just how much that means. Karen plays a key role in Pyllon Ultra, she's the one who schemes with Paul Giblin on how many miles you'll have to run for your Pyllon Exposure hour miles. Another 6 miler? No! But we get a brill insight into Pyllon Ultra including news of their up and coming Pyllon XP5 weekender. Karen recently competed for Team Scotland in the Backyard Ultra in Castle Ward, Northern Ireland. We delve right into that experience including how many fizzy pigs and muller rices she managed to get through! Karen has fought adversity through her running journey, battling back from career threatening injury to get right back to being a superb endurance athlete. She also pays back the running community in abundance, none more so than her role of guide runner for young Felicity, an inspiring story awaits on that one. We had so such a good time talking to Karen, we are sure you will love her infectious spirit just as much as we did. Check out her instagram for a glimpse at her awe inspiring running locations and some amazing days outs in the hills with her pals here @UltraKazy Enjoy this one, it's a cracker. And remember, running isn't just about running......it's about much much more than that.

Innes Wilson returns to the squadcast for a hearty and fun discussion about his captaincy of Team Scotland. The talk takes place about captaining a team of 8 players in general and peculiarities of WTC compared to other type of tournaments in particular. If you want to catch up with Team Scotland you can fin them here; https://www.facebook.com/teamscotlandwh40k

Professional long distance triathlete Ruth Astle and Olympian Beth Potter join us in conversation this week. The pair got to know each other during lockdown. Both of them train in Leeds, alongside the Brownlee brothers. It's a brilliant conversation between two athletes who have had very different experiences to get where they are today. But more than athletes, it's a chat with two fantastic female role models about the ups and downs of life and why making a massive change can be emotionally horrible, but it can make you grow and flourish. You'll hear 06:16 Ruth and Beth talk about now they met for the first time and how Ruth helped Beth with the riding and Beth helped Ruth with her running. 10:05 Talking about joining the Leeds Triathlon Centre. Beth says "I think I cried nearly every single day of my first year here. I found it really hard. There were so many unknowns. I'm not afraid of taking risks but there were so many unknowns. I did question myself a lot of the time and it's always hard coming into a training environment when you are on the newbie." 13:45 Beth Potter explains how finally being on British Triathlon's World Class funding programme will help her. 'I never felt like I was good enough, so it makes me feel like I belong and I can tap into other areas I haven't been able to tap into before.' 16:15 Ruth and Beth explain how their lives have changed since January 2016. Beth was working full time as a teacher in London thinking of the Rio Olympic trials, Ruth was working full time for Lloyds Bank and starting to get into training. 19:15 We head to the topic of food... Ruth and Beth both like spending time in the kitchen. Why Beth has more will power and what's on the post-race menu and Friday post-swim trips to Greggs. 24:15 Beth and Ruth talk about what it's like training with each other. 'We will always get each other out of the door. If we need to be chatty we can. I think seeing that grit and determination of just plugging away has been really good.' 29:15 The frustrations of swimming - they have both experienced it and Ruth thinks that time in the water is making a difference for her. 31:30 Beth talks about being selected for Team Scotland her third Commonwealth Games. This time she will only be doing triathlon at the Games in Birmingham. The pair also discuss the all important battle braids. 39:35 Ruth talks about why she is so excited about the Ironman World Championships heading to St George for the first time. 'It will be interesting to see if people will target both or one over the other'. 41:45 We talk about DNFs, getting back on it after a bad race and the idea of a perfect race. "I don't think there is such thing as a perfect race which is why you always have to have contingency plans" says Beth. "I do wish I could enjoy the good ones a bit more, but I try to dwell not too much on the good or bad." 47:35 Beth explains why she has her eyes on a standalone marathon but why she would continue to use cross training for it, rather than purely do run training. Find out more about this week's guests Ruth Astle https://www.instagram.com/rastle50/ (Instagram) Beth Potter https://www.instagram.com/bethpotter91/?hl=en (Instagram) Join Helen at Loveswimrun Llanberis Come and join Helen and other Inside Tri Show listeners in north Wales on June 18th! Enter http://loveswimrun.co.uk/love-swimrun-llanberis/ (here). Like what you heard? Let me know! Connect with Inside Tri Show across Social Media, just search Inside Tri Show or click on the icons below https://www.patreon.com/insidetrishow (GET YOUR HANDS ON AN EXCLUSIVE EPISODE!) Sign up to be a vino buddy or a training buddy on Patreon and get your hands on the latest patrons-only exclusive episode, a brilliant behind the scenes audio diary of my recent Lands End-John O'Groats cycling adventure that you won't hear elsewhere. You can still support me and support the show by...

This week we head to Scotland to sit down with David Downie. David is a very accomplished angler who runs a fly tying business from his home. He calls it the way it is, and tells no lies... David works hard to produce the best quality tying fly materials on the planet! His marabou and fritz are top notch and his attention to detail is legendary. David is an extremely passionate fly fisher who is a British Champion and Team Scotland member. Thanks Dave for sharing your story! www.fly-fishingworld.com

Innes (Scotland) and Tom discuss about Team Scotland in general and the lists for Clan Wars Team Series that took place in September 11-12. It was a 3 person team tournament and more information can be found here; https://www.facebook.com/teamscotlandwh40k/

As ever, be friends and tell friends. Spread the word of The Back Bar, and the easiest way is to like, share, retweet, rate, review etc even do it all twice if you want! :) Park yersel up, get a couple of drinks to hand and just sit back and enjoy this one, it's well worth the listen, even in our humble opinions. Our mum's think so too though so there is that....We're joined by former Team GB basketball Olympian and all round good guy, Kieron Achara! We're glad this one was on zoom so we didn't have the problem of feeling like midgets in the presence of the former Team GB, Team Scotland and Dusquane (pronounced Doo-Kane) University hoops star! We really only scratched the surface of Kieron's story, his near accidental stumbling into basketball, what took him to American and around Europe making his basketball career. Some great stories as we hear of nights out with some of the NBAs greatest, how in Euro basketball circles paying of salaries was deemed an optional luxury and his unfortunate first hand experience of gun violence in America. We brought it in the Heroes & Zeros this week and a tight choices in both, is it possible there was someone worse than Jacob Rees-Mogg in the zeros? Listen and find out! 

In this episode, Sean and Scott look back on the men's world curling championship. They talk about Niklas Edin's 5th world championship, their final with Bruce Mouat and Team Scotland, and the outstanding 5th end of the gold medal game. They also talk about the Covid scare over the weekend, the teams that didn't qualify for the Olympics, and Team Canada's week. As mentioned in the episode, if you want to learn more about the production side of curling broadcasts, check out over conversation with Andrew Stoakley: https://www.gameofstonespod.com/episodes/2020/5/6/behind-the-sounds-how-audio-is-mixed-in-curling-broadcasts?rq=stoakley Be sure to check out our past episodes, plus our merch, over at GameofStonesPod.com

In this episode, Sean and Scott look back on the men's world curling championship. They talk about Niklas Edin's 5th world championship, their final with Bruce Mouat and Team Scotland, and the outstanding 5th end of the gold medal game. They also talk about the Covid scare over the weekend, the teams that didn't qualify for the Olympics, and Team Canada's week. As mentioned in the episode, if you want to learn more about the production side of curling broadcasts, check out over conversation with Andrew Stoakley: https://www.gameofstonespod.com/episodes/2020/5/6/behind-the-sounds-how-audio-is-mixed-in-curling-broadcasts?rq=stoakleyBe sure to check out our past episodes, plus our merch, over at GameofStonesPod.com

Jamie Bowie is a former 400m GB and Team Scotland athlete, Jamie was part of the team that won silver at the World Indoor Championships in the 4x400m relay. Now turning his hand to coaching, the former internationalist has worked with athletes at pathway level in both athletics and rugby and now works for Scottish Gymnastics as a Performance Manager for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in 2018 and towards the Birmingham 2022 Games. Continuing, to progress his coaching he currently coaches Double World Champion and Paralympic sprinter Maria Lyle ahead of the postponed Tokyo Paralympic Games. In this episode Jamie discusses: Not being a "talented" youngster and how the 400m found him. Not getting carried away by physical abilities in adolescence. The personal characteristics he looks for in athletes. The challenge of selecting athletes for development vs performance at youth level. The similarities between the 4x400m relay and Artistic Gymnastics. The importance of investing in both coaches and athletes. Long term coach-athlete relationships. You can keep up to date with Jamie via his Instagram account: @jkb400 and @coach.bowie as well as via his Twitter account: @Bowie2Bowie . As always you can keep up to date with Athletic Evolution via our website, Instagram and Twitter.

Jenny’s personal improvement journey started when she was 6 after being enrolled in a judo class so she could learn to defend herself. She went on to become a black belt fighting for Scotland & GB all over the world.  A few years later she swapped her baggy judo suit for lycra, a carbon fiber bike & high speeds on the velodromes all over the world. Career highlights include winning silver at Delhi Commonwealth Games, narrowly missing out on Team GB selection for London 2012 Olympics, and racing for Team Scotland in front of a home crowd at Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. During London 2012 trials Jenny was asked to present how she improved her performance to her department manager and leaders at Standard Life Plc. Having shared the principles of improvement Jenny was asked to help lead and deliver continuous improvement in the business. There a new career was born! After many business improvements and problem-solving projects, teams, training programs, and lessons learned across multiple industries, Jenny now works with business leaders and entrepreneurs to move away from fire fighting and stress to calm and control and then onward to World Class Customer Service and the growth and profits that come with that. What You Will Learn: Who is Jenny Davis? Jenny shares how she started in her Sporting Career and Working Career. Some advice on how to lead and support a team through a crisis that is happening now. What is Kubler-Ross Change Curve?  Giving some time to think and giving some breathing and space is such a good way so business leaders can make smart decisions. Five stages of emotion people can go through in times of crisis. Jenny shares what she does to feel better in times of emotional crisis.  Believes giving yourself space, know where you are emotionally in the Curve, and use the strategies you developed through life. Open communication is the key and having patience is the best way for a team to survive challenges in a company. How to control distraction when you are working from home. Know your optimum time and place and plan the most important task to do.  Beliefs Smallest of things can help you to do your absolute best in terms of priority tasks. Jenny shares her personal transformation from the bottom to the top of her Sporting Career. Jenny shares how can be contacted. Additional Resources from Jenny Davis: Cell Phone: +44 (757) 277-8543 Email: jenny@strivechange.org Website: https://www.strivechange.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenny-davis-5562836b/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JenDavisSprint

The lads were joined by the captain of Team Scotland and professional herder of cats, Ed Murdoch, to discuss the impending Scottish Championship 2021. The guys discuss their favourite lists, juiciest match-ups and Andrew's irrational hatred of the Welsh rugby team. Enjoy! Make sure to follow the competition on the forum and on Twitter via @TeamScotlandT9A.

One of the best people in lacrosse, "Silly" joins the show to reflect on his journey with lacrosse, from catching on to the game late, to multiple college stops and an incredible professional career as a player, coach, and administrator that lives on today. Brian shares some excellent stories from his college days at Nazareth chasing Hobart, "old man lacrosse" before the pros, and more from his professional playing and coaching at all levels. Topics discussed include midfielders, what Division 3 offers, leading Team Jamaica and Team  Scotland, his new role with the Premier Lacrosse League, and the need for lacrosse players and coaches to stand up as anti-racists.

All things competitive in the World of Warhammer 40,000. This week Ray, Jim, & Eric review the recent Team Canada vs Team Scotland exhibition match, the position of the Tournament Organizers in the ITC, and their Valentine’s Day plans.

Innes Wilson joins us this week to walk through the army lists that Team Scotland used in a recent TTS scrim. We focus on the design philosophy behind the lists, how they are used within a team environment, and what changes Innes could see going forwards. For more information on Team Scotland: https://www.facebook.com/teamscotlandwh40k Army Lists: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rAprx_gJMw5WKtgDb-MY3tL-7U35q2qZSw5NS8SgCP4/edit?usp=sharing

Danny and Jon are back to expand their horizons as they're joined by Innes Wilson, current Captain of Team Scotland and Skull Altar Enthusiast to talk about the World Team Championship, Europe's Premiere 40k circuit. 

It's Team England vs. Team Scotland on Ultimate Soccer, with the winning team going on to a 4-way clash on Super Bomberman! Meanwhile pop star Gabrielle drops by the GamesMaster Academy for a monstrous clash on King of the Monsters 2: The Next Thing!Rock n' Roll Racing (SNES), Thunderhawk (Mega CD), and Hauting Starring Polterguy (MegaDrive) get grilled in this week's Review Zone, while GamesMaster helps struggling gamers on Striker (SNES), Alfred Chicken (GameBoy) and Kirby's Adventure (NES), and we get a special look at the Apple Newton!Plus, we're joined by Misha Sumra to discuss his appearance on the Consoletation Zone, and that joke he makes at the expense of GamesMaster himself!Get next week's show a week early and ad free by supporting on Patreon!Caddicarus video on PS1 Demo DiscsJoin the GamesMaster conversation on Discord!Theme song by Other ChrisBed music by TeknoAXE's Royalty Free MusicChiptune remix of "Killing in the Name" by Superhawkgaming98Follow Luke on TwitterFollow Ash on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on InstagramSend your thoughts to feedback@underconsoletation.com Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/underconsolepod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Isik takes control and invites Innes Wilson and Bernard Lee onto the show to talk about how they feel 9th Edition is developing and the recent Clan Wars Team Tournament that was held in Stirling. For all the Clan Wars army lists please go to: https://www.facebook.com/events/1176605569382980/?post_id=1223383948038475&view=permalink For more information on Team Scotland visit: https://www.facebook.com/teamscotlandwh40k

Our weekly roundup of great interviews with Brian Pullen From Tabletop Titans, Adam Camelleri from Art Of War Down Under, Steve from Play On, and Innes Wilson talks about his online league for Team Scotland.

Our weekly roundup of great interviews with Brian Pullen From Tabletop Titans, Adam Camelleri from Art Of War Down Under, Steve from Play On, and Innes Wilson talks about his online league for Team Scotland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jenny Davis, Strive Change – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene Episode 433 Jenny Davis Jenny’s personal improvement journey started when she was six after being enrolled into a judo class so she could learn to defend herself. She went on to become a black belt fighting for Scotland and GB all over the world. A few years later she swapped her baggy judo suit for lycra, a carbon fibre bike, and high speeds on the velodromes all over the world. Career highlights include winning silver at Delhi Commonwealth Games, narrowly missing out for Team GB selection for London 2012 Olympics and racing for Team Scotland in front of a home crowd at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. During London 2012 trials Jenny was asked to present how she improved her performance to her department manager and leaders at Standard Life Plc. Having shared the principles of improvement Jenny was asked to help lead and deliver continuous improvement in the business. There a new career was born! After many business improvement and problem solving projects, teams, training programs, and lessons learned across multiple industries, Jenny now works with business leaders and entrepreneurs to move away from firefighting and stress to calm and control and onward to World Class Customer Service and the growth and profits that come with that. Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Jenny Davis about helping entrepreneurs and business leaders guide their teams through crisis and change.  Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: How people need to be flexible with their business models during COVID-19. Why it’s vital to take a strategic pause to learn from the past to better the future. How you need to fix the root cause of your problem, so it never returns. Why you need to make sure the all the details of your business run smoothly. Connect with Jenny: Guest Contact Info Twitter @JenDavisSprint LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/jenny-davis-5562836b Links Mentioned: strivechange.org/sharkvip Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rumours of our demise are much exaggerated! After a weeks holiday from podding Matt and Kev are back with tales from the Celtic Cup Pool Stages brilliantly organised by James of Team Ireland and Fras of Team Scotland. Kev makes minor changes to his BH list bringing in some centaurs for giggles and extra punch whilst Matt tries to reinvent The Empire with a wall of flaggies and inquisitors, no BSB and Dis 8 on the General. Predictable results ensue but amusing tales abound, so join your favourite (or at least top 5) podders as they do battle with their Celtic Brethren. Also an Argentine.

Kev and Matt are joined by the other members of the mighty, mighty Team Scotland , Paul and Callum, to tell tall tales of our last round of the Social Distancing UB Tournament. Will your hosts be the sad recipients of the wooden spoon? Can Kev keep the mino pain-train going? Can Matt, Paul and Callum keep up with the trail blazing Beast Herds? Find out in Episode 16. In other news we discuss new lists post SD, Matt repeatedly mispronounces 'Porthos' as 'Pathos' - an unforgivable error that will cause his old English Language teacher to hunt him down like the worthless cur he is - and Callum bemoans the repointed UD helped by a 'couple' of ales.

With more spice than an burrito rammed with jalapenos Team Scotland go Mano a Mano vs the might of Moctezuma's Revenge from the sprawling metropolis of Mexico City. Can Matt regain some momentum after the brick wall that was round 4? Can Kev keep the mino bus on the road for one more lap of the track? There's only one way to find out... buckle up and open your ear holes... we're heading South of the Border! Arriba!!!! In other news Kev paints some bases and moans about them even though they look amazing and Matt picks a list guaranteed to win no games at all in the Celtic Cup, then hides behind a weak and feeble excuse.

Matt and Kev are now well and truly locked into the Social Distancing UB Tournament and there's no way to get off this roller coaster - it only ends one way and that's with VICTORY OR DEATH! In Round 3 Team Scotland pulls the mighty USA based team Little Giants - Matt panics and deploys terribly whilst Kev misplays a hill with hilarious consequences - but will it end their chances of glory? Or can they pull it back for the Bravehearts? Only one way to find out; jump onboard, buckle up and scream if you wanna go faster. It's going to be a bumpy ride...

Did Psychic Awakening do Enough for the Dark Angels to push them up from being one of the worst armies in 8th Edition ? Innes Wilson, World Class player and long time representative of Team Scotland, jumps on with Nick Nanavati and John DeMaris to talk about a very interesting list designed to play in WTC and ITC both. Are Dark Angels the Dark Horse to take you to the top ?     Dark Angels Supreme Command Detachment Azrael - 150 Ezekiel - 110 Asmodai - 110 Dark Angels Supreme Command Detachment Sammael in Sableclaw - 200 Ravenwing Talonmaster - 188 ++Warlord Ravenwing Talonmaster - 188 Ravenwing Apothecary, Plasma Talon - 60 Dark Angels Vanguard Detachment Interrogator Chaplain, Boltgun - 80 5x Aggressor, Boltstorm Gauntlets, Fragstorm Grenade Launchers - 185 5x Aggressor, Boltstorm Gauntlets, Fragstorm Grenade Launchers - 185 5x Aggressor, Boltstorm Gauntlets, Fragstorm Grenade Launchers - 185 10x Deathwing Knights, Watcher in the Dark - 355 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Henrypmiller is joined by Casimir the Swede and Sassy Al for a Gigantic Podcast Episode about Giants. We also have special guest Fraser Campbell from Team Scotland on to talk about Dwarves. If you can make it through the alcohol induced tangents, towards the end we also talk about the new VS guidelines. Enjoy!

Today's episode is with Kyle Gordon. Kyle is a professional track cyclist and swapped his career on the oil rigs off the coast of Scotland when he qualified and was selected to represent Team Scotland in the 2018 Commonwealth Games.We chat about not...

On this week's episode of MGR we announce the first round draw for the upcoming Scottish Championships! Joined by Team Scotland's 2020 Vice Captain, Fraser Campbell, we chat through our initial impressions of the lists, first round opponents and sponsors for the biggest event in the Scottish 9th Age calendar. Also, tune in to our next episode where we will be joined by fellow podcasters, The Ammertime Podcast's Henry P Miller, as well as the guys from The Fantasy Wargaming Podcast for a more in depth chat of this year's lists and who we think has what it takes to take home the top prize at this year's Scottish Championships!

Optimus Grime LOVES roller derby and Avatar the Last Airbender! In this episode, we talk about elemental roller derby. Are you an Air Jammer? Fire? Earth? Water? How to you combat the different elements? Grime also teaches me some science about taking control of the Vagus nerve in your body to CALM DOWN when you are freaking out during a game or real life situation. And of course, we talk about Pancake, the adorable corgi! Optimus Grime skates for Manchester New Wheeled Order and Team Scotland, teaches classes at RollerCon, and coaches all over the world with Rosie Peacock. Also proud puppy parent to Pancake. (say that 10x fast) Want to talk derby with Optimus Grime? FB: https://www.facebook.com/optimusgrime10/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/optimusgrime/ (Follow Pancake the Corgi: https://www.instagram.com/pancakelongboi/) E-mail - optimusgrime10@gmail.com Visit our sponsor, Bout Betties at https://boutbetties.com/. Subscribe today using our podcast’s promo code POWER10 for 10% off your first pack! Want to know how you can support the podcast? WE NOW HAVE A PATREON PAGE! We are working on transcribing episodes of the podcast and putting them on a website. Patrons have access to all the episodes done so far, our Discord chat where you can share your derby thoughts about training, memes, or sharks you've punched lately, and different levels have different perks like stickers, buttons, or a top from our Threadless store (https://power4thwhistle.threadless.com). If you’d like to help support us on this journey, here’s a link: https://www.patreon.com/power4thwhistle. Follow our Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/powerthru4thwhistle. Find us on Instagram: @Power4thWhistle Follow us on Twitter: @power4thwhistle Have a question? Want to sponsor the podcast? E-mail power4thwhistle@gmail.com. Follow our Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/powerthru4thwhistle. Follow on Instagram: @Power4thWhistle Follow on Twitter: @Power4thWhistle Have a question? Want to sponsor the podcast? E-mail power4thwhistle@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/power-through-the-4th-whistle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/power-through-the-4th-whistle/support

In this episode of MGR we're joined by Team Scotland coaches Kev Stonebanks and Matt Perriss to discuss all things ESC/ETC! Join us while we discuss our thoughts going into the premier 9th Age event of the year!

Our round up of Team Scotland's showing at ETC Novi Sad 2019 is finally here! We're back from our European odyssey with Team Coaches Kev and Matt to discuss how it all went down at this year's biggest 9th Age event! Tune in for their perspectives on attending the ESC, how they found coaching at the ETC as well as Andrew and Paul's usual ill thought out ramblings!

Episode 28 - May 2019 A special AoS 6 Nations 2019 preview show with Scott at the helm, along side TO Donal Taylor (aka The Loonking) and Team Scotland's filthiest players JP Ganis & Leigh Martin. Less beer drunk tonight, more sensible list talk but only one conclusion....(anyone but England!) 6 Nations Pack: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VrQsaVRG0_GvUEe2q52xutoItd3EP_X7/view 6 Nations Lists: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sDFjpW6lG6avTPW2-VNzOsnPmpMUX6ah/view If you have any questions or feedback, email us at aosbatrep@gmail.com or message us on Twitter: Stu - @aosbatrep Scott - @_wee_men Liam - @liamadamwatt Nathan - @nate_watson89   Join us on Patreon at - www.patreon.com/aosbatrep Like and follow us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/batrep (this is also where you'll find the Slow Grow group).

On this weeks show we were joined Team Scotland and Team GB former member 'John Docherty', John is now signed to Eddie Hearn' matchroom boxing and is 4-0-0 with 4ko's. He talks to us about his childhood, what life was like in the team Scotland and Team GB squad + sparring some of the sports best. Show hosted by: Darren Rees (@ReesBoxing89) Panel: Ben Gibbon (@BoxingGibbo) and Peter FlattRecorded at: Simon Painter recording studios Produced by: Boxing mediainfo@boxingmedia.uk

In Episode 24, Kyle is dialling in live from Niagra Falls to debrief on his performance in the Chicago Marathon, with wife Debbie joining us too! We also recap on the inaugural Commonwealth Half Marathon Championships at the Cardiff University Half Marathon where familiar faces competed for Team Scotland. And cross country is almost upon us!

On this very special episode of MGR, we chat to Felix Newman, Captain of the Scottish ETC team as well as Martin Bueno, who was Coach and player at the event in Zagreb, as well as MGR's own Andrew Lind who also comprised part of this year's team. So sit back and relax as we find out how the Scottish team did this year!

We return just in time to get excited about Euros! Alice joins us to discuss the lead up to the event and check in on how we've been feeling about Netrunner since we last recorded. Our enthusiasm is predominantly down to how alluring this year's Team Scotland t-shirt is (designed by our very own Iain). These are likely to be hotly coveted items but we don't want them torn from our torsos, so instead we're running a competition. The design features every legal ICE Breaker in the game with varying degrees of abstraction. Throughout the weekend we'll have sheets of paper featuring the design and space for you to guess which card each image represents. It will cost a pound to enter and the winner will receive a play mat featuring the design. Proceeds will go to Scottish Wildlife Trust for protecting the real life Darwins around our shores. Also discussed on the episode - trout, pirates, raising of eyebrows. Our Intro/Outro is: "Flutey Funk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Fab to speak to Nicola about her career to date, playing for UWS Sirens since the start and her time as part of Team Scotland that took part in the Commonwealth Games earlier this year.

Andy Fleming is the Regional Development Officer for the West for @ScottishVolleyball. Andy is an ex youth player for Scotland and ex Active Schools Co-ordinator. We discuss the importance of mindset and challenge and of coursed, discuss Team Scotland's Commonwealth Games beach volleyball debut! Follow Andy on @RDOwest and @Team_Scotland for Scotland's progress. Use the hashtag #GC2018Volleyball to keep an eye on all things volleyball.

Lee Jones is a professional rugby player for the @GlasgowWarriors and also plays Rugby 7s for Scotland. Lee is off to the Gold Coast in Australia, representing Scotland in the Rugby Sevens. Also, keep a watchful eye out for Lee on @masterchefUK in the near future. If you want to track Lee's progress, you'll find him on Twitter @LeeJones11 and keep track of Scotland's progress @Team_Scotland. Use the hashtag #GC2018RugbySevens to keep an eye on all things rugby!

In this episode the girls along with special guest, Gerry Geurts discuss the recent Men's World Championships and Team Canada's dominant performance.  We discuss Team Sweden, Team USA and Team Scotland in further detail.  Other topics for this episode include results from the mixed doubles Nationals, Gerry's thoughts on some recent team changes and new Scotties and Brier format.  Lastly, Gerry breaks down the race to direct Olympic Trials and pre-trials berths and what to watch for at the Players Championship this week!

The first episode of 2016! I interview 63/68kg kettlebell lifter Abigail Johnston of Team Scotland, as well as USA veteran lifter and IUKL judge Mike Sherman. I tackle the tricky topic of legal fixation, plus the results of my 2015 online poll: Chalk or Not?

This week Colin is really excited to announce a pretty special, and timely, guest to the Mountain Bikes Apart Podcast: none other than Kerry MacPhee, one of Scotland’s excellent Commonwealth Games mountain biking team.   Kerry started out as a triathlete, racing a fair bit in that discipline in past years. She added mountain biking to her tri training, though, and soon discovered she had a real knack for it. That, along with the fact that Mountain bike is, of course, far more exciting than skinny wheels and plodding along on foot, led her to mountain bike racing, and now to the commonwealth games.   In the interview Kerry talks about what it’s like to be part of her national team at such a big event, along with what training and prep she’s gone through to get there. It was great to get an insight into what it’s like to be an athlete at that level – something Colins thinks we’ve all dreamed about at some point!   As always, before we start, your feedback means tonnes to Colin, so please do get in touch via the following methods:   Email – just use the contact form here Comments – pop a comment in at the bottom of this page Voicemail – use the ‘Leave a voicemail’ button on the right iTunes reviews – drop one in via the iTunes Link Mountain Biking Race Tips   Later in the Interview Kerry and Colin discuss mountain bike racing in general, and her tips on getting into racing in the first place. Her advice is really encouraging so if you’re dawdling about entering your first race, have a listen and get motivated. There are even a few training tips sprinkled in there to help you out.   They also discussed the Scottish Cross Country series a few times – that’s a great set of races to get started in as they offer a big range of levels, from total beginners and up.   Mountain Bike Coaching   On the subject of training, Kerry and Colin discussed the fact that it’s often a great idea to get a bit of coaching every now and again throughout your biking life, as you hit skill plateaus. They mentioned Chris Ball and his company, Dirtschool, who are pretty well known as a great option for that in Scotland, having coached many a young DH racer in their time. They’ve even got Ruaridh Cunningham and Rab Wardell on their team, previous downhill and a cross country champions respectively.   Where to Watch Kerry at the Commonwealth Games   Colin is pretty excited to watch the Commonwealth Games mountain biking now, as you might be able to tell! You can see it too on Tuesday the 29th July. Kerry is racing in the women’s race at 11.31 alongside Lee Craigie and Jessica Robert for team Scotland. Then the men race at 14.00, and the Team Scotland guys to look out for are Grant Ferguson, Kenta Gallagher and Gareth Montgomerie.   If you want to show Kerry your support then give her a cheer on Twitter at@KerryMacPhee.   The race is going on at Cathkin Braes, so if you want to follow in their footsteps, post commonwealth games, then you can find the trails here: Cathkin Braes.