Podcasts about thai boxer

In der 128. Episode unseres Podcasts „Der stoische Pirat“ nehmen wir Sie mit auf eine Reise in die Welt des Kampfes. Unser heutiger Gast ist Roger Dale Rosenkranz, ein Mann, der sein Leben den Kämpfen auf unterschiedlichsten Ebenen gewidmet hat. Als ehemaliger Thai-Boxer und erfahrener Sicherheitsspezialist bei grossen Veranstaltungen weiss er genau, wie man Konflikte bewältigt – sowohl im Ring als auch ausserhalb. Doch es ist seine Rolle im Hintergrund, die ihm besondere Anerkennung in der Welt des Boxsports einbringt: Roger ist Cutman, einer der unverzichtbaren Helden hinter den Kulissen.In seiner langjährigen Karriere hat Roger bereits bei zahlreichen bedeutenden Kämpfen gewirkt, darunter auch internationale Grossereignisse. Am 14. September 2024 wird er erneut in Aktion treten, wenn er Angelo Peña, einen aufstrebenden Schweizer Boxer, im WBO-Intercontinental-Titelkampf in Muri betreut. Dieser Kampf gilt als der wichtigste in der Schweiz seit dem legendären Duell von Stefan Angehrn im Jahr 1998.Tauchen Sie ein in die faszinierende Welt eines Mannes, der das Schicksal herausgefordert und persönliche sowie berufliche Kämpfe gemeistert hat. Entdecken Sie, wie ein Cutman arbeitet und was es braucht, um in den intensiven Momenten eines Boxkampfs die Ruhe zu bewahren und entscheidend einzugreifen.Verpassen Sie nicht dieses spannende Gespräch mit Roger Dale Rosenkranz. Abonnieren Sie unseren Podcast, geben Sie uns ein Like und hinterlassen Sie Ihre Kommentare. Lassen Sie sich diese tiefgreifende Episode nicht entgehen, in der Sie einen echten Kämpfer sowohl im als auch außerhalb des Rings kennenlernen werden.Besuchen Sie auch die Webpage "Der stoische Pirat"

After three months of straight training, Jess interviews Chris the morning after his premier Muay Thai fight in Williams Stadium, Koh Lanta. Chris recounts the moments leading up to the match in grueling detail, as he faced a local Thai fighter with his terrified wife watching on. This may well be as good as it gets out here in the world. We may have just reached peak bees, with one week left in paradise to make the most of it. Stay tuned for the riveting conclusion of this earth-shattering evening. Round One: Fight!

Today, internationally ranked Thai Boxer, Angela Chang, and I are going to be talking about her journey and mindset surrounding food and body image as an athlete who's experienced an eating disorder. Angela: https://instagram.com/angelasitan?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Marcus: https://instagram.com/mkaincoaching?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Strong Not Starving Express Workshop: https://www.mkaincoaching.com/strong-not-starving-form

Navy SEAL Shannon Rusch and 4 time World Champion Muay Thai Kick Boxer Kit Cope join us to discuss what it takes to "build a man" vs just "being a male."  Get ready for this hard hitting episode! 

In this episode Greg and Sue chat with an extremely special guest! He's a karate practitioner, Thai Boxer, a pioneer of MMA with a pro record of 28W 4L, an ambassador for Karate Combat and so much more…. It was an honour of us to sit down and chat with the legend Mr Bas Rutten! Socials and Merch https://youtube.com/channel/UCRq_hHmVz4JxiBSWeWEkc9Q https://www.instagram.com/glynham1990 https://www.instagram.com/ conversations_on_karate https://twitter.com/convokarate?s=21 https://www.facebook.com/conversationsonkarate www.conversationsonkarate.com Our training notebook! https://amzn.to/3zTtAwu Our Merch! https://www.teepublic.com/user/conversations-on-karate Buy us a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/KarateConvo Music courtesy of https://www.purple-planet.com

This series is a throwback series to when I started my podcast back in 2014 with a small camera and a handheld microphone that I borrowed from a close friend. Back then, podcasting wasn't that common and I didn't know know how to upload to a podcast platform yet, so it was only ever on YouTube until now. Excited to share and bring these episodes and memories back life in a time that I was heavily involved in CrossFit and made some great friends who kindly became my guests. Many things have changed for us all since the episode, so it's always fun to look back to where we were then and where we are now. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Alex Porter, Matiu Brown, Isaiah Papalii, Max Roache and Jan Zabawski Alex Porter shares some cool stories from his days as a Thai Boxer and now Affiliate owner of CrossFit Auckland.... Matiu Brown talks about how he came to find CrossFit from a Rugby League background and now trains to be the best athlete he can be at CrossFit Auckland.... Isaiah Papalii, a under 15 NZ Weightlifting record holder, talks about his latest trip to New Caledonia where he got to work with world renown coach Paul Coffa.

Layal Shafee joins 2 Gloves to talk about her journey into the fight game and why she prefers one combat sport over the other. We also cover the latest UFC Fight Night, so tune in and enjoy!

Diesmal zu Gast: Kevin Burmester, Kick- und Thai-Boxer. Er erzählt von seinem Weg zum Profisportler.

"I was either on auto pilot or somebody else was flying the plane." Conor O'Keeffe joins us to talk about his 'rollercoaster' life, Thai Boxing career, running marathons, 100 miles, 200 miles and how he trains his mind to push through the pain barrier. There's also climbing Mount Kilmanjaro, self doubt, mental health, giving up drinking and focussing on the 'why' as opposed to the 'how'.  Conor is currently training to do 32 marathons in 32 counties in 32 days with 32lb on his back, losing a lb each day. 00:12 Introduction 01:55 Conor O'Keeffe Interview 02:07 Ultra Marathon 03:30 School 04:30 Mount Kilimanjaro 08:24 Leaving Cert x 2 15:10 Thai Boxing 25:08 'Rollercoaster' 28:30 Lows 35:30 Marathons 41:30 100 Miles Ultramarathon 50:57 Enduroman 200 Mile Race 69:40 Training Your Mind 74:00 5k at 5 76:28 Pieta House   77:50 Conor's Pieta House page: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/11381935_tfs-32-32-32.html 78:28 Wednesday's Show 79:07 Madison Front 'Sleep Off' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmkSpjXMQe4

In this episode, we're joined by Timea, a world traveling digital marketer and digital nomad who believes that in order to best serve your client and their business, you've got to play the part of becoming the business owner yourself. Aside from digital marketing, Timea is an avid Mauy Thai boxer even though she's pretty tiny. Don't let her size fool you though, she's taken men down twice her size.‍Today's GuestTímea PintyeTimea grew up in Hungary and lived in Budapest until her mid-twenties. After graduation, she started working for Facebook's marketing agency but couldn't save enough on a Hungarian salary. One day she decided to leave it all behind, quit her job and moved to London. She managed to find a 9-to-5 office position that paid the bills and allowed her to go on weekend trips – but she wasn't happy.In 2017, she took the leap and quit her job. Again. That decision changed her life. She set up her own company doing what she's good at, Social Media Marketing.Soon enough, her dedication and passion for her work attracted more clients than she could handle. So, she hired her first employee. Then the next. Then the next. Today, she runs a massively successful digital marketing agency.Besides seeing the world and building her company, she also has another purpose now: helping others to do the same and promote the beauty of diversity.She travels to places with a bad reputation and ultimately shows them in a more positive and truer light to demolish the prejudices and bring people closer to each other.Timea:Website: https://multicultitravel.com/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@follow.the.ninjaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/multiculti.club/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/multicultinet/Come find us at:The Nomadic Executive - NomadablesSocial Media:InstagramTikTokFacebook Group - Nomadables - Perfect to meet fellow online entrepreneurs, remote workers, and digital nomads.YouTubeLinkedInTwitterPintrestSupport the show (http://www.nomadables.com)

We are very excited to present to you one of your biggest episodes to date, an interview with a top UK Muay Thai prospect Daniel McGowan! We explore Dan's approach to training and fighting, his mentality before and during the fight, and much more. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

www.rachelmatthewswriter.co.uk/post/wecooklondon IG: @rachelmatthewswrites / @creativeconnections   Jen Woodberry: Artist, Musician, Thai Boxer, Chef, Founder. www.wecooklondon.com IG: @bychefjen / @wecooklondon I'm back after the Christmas break to bring you more creative interviews with amazing guests, such as my next guest Jenny Woodberry, London's tastiest healthy chef, food writer and the food prep queen that founded, We Cook London. The We Cook team of professional chefs create home cooking solutions for busy Londoners by cooking fresh, healthy meals in the comfort of your own home. Jenny shares her personal journey with food and being an entrepreneur, which started when she was Thai Boxing competitively and prepping healthy meals for the team so they could meet their training goals. This was the start of something much bigger, she started her blog Miss Fighting Fit and was later cast for the BBC Two show, The Chef's Brigade. After the six weeks on the show working for a Michelin-starred chef to compete with Europe's finest restaurants, she crashed back down to reality. She reflects on the impact the show had on her career and how she picked up the business where she left off. Jenny is also a singer-songwriter and draws comparisons between songwriting and recipe writing. She breaks down the creative aspects of her business and tells me how she experiments with food and pushes herself to learn inside and outside of the kitchen continuously. What I love most about Jenny's experience is that she has been in all kinds of kitchens, from soup kitchens to fine-dining restaurants, warehouse canteens to her local fishmongers. She reflects on how the least glamorous work environments have provided the best place to improve her practice and leadership skills. Jenny is one of the most down-to-earth people I have met, and she has a clear passion for succeeding in business. Maybe one day we will see the We Cook London's healthy food revolution - where weekly visits from a personal chef replace the many Deliveroo takeaways! But in the meantime, I hope you enjoy our chat, and if you do, I'd very much appreciate you taking a moment to rate, review and subscribe to help other's find the podcast.   Time Stamps 03:15: Art, music and Thai boxing:  05:14: Influence fighting had on her blog Miss Fighting Fit 08:10: Meal prepping for the Thai boxing team 14:15: Growing confidence and holding yourself back 18:00: BBC Two TV show, Chef’s Brigade 19:40: Filming the show 24:25: Improving knowledge gaps 29:50: Experimenting 31:45: Recipe writing vs songwriting 33:45: Research when eating out and travelling 40:50: Restarting the business after the TV show 45:45: Spotting a gap in the market to start a business 48:20: Developing the business model

"Smokin'" Jo Nattawut is one of the top Muay Thai fighters in the world. Jo talks with Big Shrimp today about his whole life, from growing up in Isaan, Thailand, and training as a kid, to taking a break and moving to one of the touristy islands, and opening a liquor store, to moving to the US, to rediscovering Muay Thai. This guy has lived the fighters dream, accepted every challenge coming to him, and being unstoppable, some fights he accepted with only 24 hours notice, and no time to train or prepare. He has even had the chance to compete in the legendary and iconic Lumpinee Stadium, the Mecca of Muay Thai Kickboxing, where every Thai Boxer dreams of competing. He also compared and contrasted Muay Thai before it became a worldwide sport and discipline, and watching it blow up, and the difference in training in Thailand and the US. Jo talked his other interests in life, how he handles his fame, and his thoughts on fighters that let their fame (or lack there of) get to their heads, talked his future aspirations and goals, and how many more years of fighting he has left in the tank. Big Shrimp: instagram.com/big_shrimp_radio Jo: instagram.com/jnattawut

I interview Muay Thai boxer Lena Kessler about her experience of dealing with RED-S while competing in a sport that involves “making weight”. Lena is also a sports psychologist and brings a unique perspective to the nature of the condition and ideas on recovery and return to sport.

In this week's episode we talk to Softball's bad ass Jibri Nuriddin about his time traveling alone around the world, from biking across Australia, to camping in the wilderness and finally culminating in an official Mauy Thai boxing match in Thailand. Need we say more....

Welcome to another special episode of Great Morning! In one of our first recordings ever our host Murms, and co-hosts Trizzakeylo and SlightlySpecial himself are joined by their good friend Justin- a fighter specializing in Muay Thai! Listen to our hosts (who wouldn't shut the f*** up) in this almost 2 HOUR long episode, where our guest Justin teaches us about the art of Muay Thai, losing weight in a short and dangerous amount of time, and girls, both good and bad! Sit back and enjoy! P.S. wait until the end for some extremely special, raunchy content!

We speak to Salah (the Beast!) a World Champion Muay Thai Boxer about his career in the ring, how he uses his platform to inspire a positive change within his community, and how he manages to be a MASSIVE foodie despite being an athlete (he even has a

As one of the earliest Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Heavyweight Champions, former King of Pancrase and Thai Boxer, Bas Rutten has faced some pretty tough opponents.But none challenged him as much as his personal struggles, from chronic illness and bullying as a kid, to beating an opioid addiction, to strange happenings in his family home.In this episode Bas tells Rob Konrad a rollicking tale of learning to swing through trees, standing up to bullies, knocking many people out, coming out tops at a high school reunion, being a grandfather, and finding his way back to his faith.And he also happens to have some inspiring life advice to share....Watch the video of our conversation, get the show notes and full transcript here:https://www.robkonrad.com/podcast/conversations/004-bas-rutten/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg Wootton is a Thai Boxer and 2x World Champion. He currently coaches out of London and gives talks on how to apply lessons learnt in combat to professional life. To train with Greg, visit www.GregWootton.co.uk

Nomad Summit founder Johnny FD shares his story of how he decided to quit his corporate job in Los Angeles and move to Thailand to live on the beach, work as a dive master and eventually become a professional Muay Thai kickboxer and an online business owner. He opens up about his personal journey overcoming insecurity and developing the confidence to pursue a location-independent lifestyle. Johnny then talks about his online business journey through drop-shipping, affiliate marketing, blogging, podcasting, and explains how he grew his online income to over $200K/year and got featured in Forbes, Business Insider, Fast Company and Entrepreneur Magazine. He explains the content-monetization strategies he uses and the specific ways he created multiple streams of automated passive income online. He then tells the story of how he founded the Nomad Summit in Chiang Mai, Thailand which has grown from a small local gathering to a major international event attracting over 400 digital nomads each year from around the world. Johnny talks about the evolution of the digital nomad scene in Chiang Mai, describes the cost of living, quality of life, and the social scene in the world's largest nomad hub. He then discusses how the broader digital nomad eco-system is growing and developing globally. Finally, he pulls back the curtain on how he invests his personal net worth and what percentage he keeps in real estate vs. other asset classes, and shares the biggest lesson he has learned from his hundreds of guests on the Travel Like a Boss and Invest Like a Boss podcasts.

We are back for another brand-new edition of The Pearled Up Podcast Presents with Caged Aggression MMA Announcer Jason Vargas, who is joined-by Eric “Showtime” Shelton before his big scrap for the UFC this Saturday in Denver, Colorado; live on UFC Fight Pass at 5:30 PM/CST. Eric discusses some of the changes he's made since coming to the UFC, his camp leading-up to his fight on Saturday, and he also serves some inside info on the UFC Flyweight division. PLUS, we've got the debut of an all-new segment following the page We The Fighters, created-by Kevin Burke, for which you are treated to stories from and about the great fighters from all over the world that have shared their story! The inaugural edition features U.K. Thai Boxer, James Nichol and his overnight story of going from ammy to pro! This and of course, SO much more waiting just inside for you. Please, remember to take 2 shakes of a lamb's tail to subscribe, rate, and review; or, feel free to leave us a comment on upcoming episode topics you'd like to hear. All 4 Star and up reviews get read live and promoted to an honorary general the Pearled Up Platoon! (possible free shirt down the road?) This and so much more than you need, as usual on The Pearled Up Podcast Presents, engineered-by Andy Hayes.

Mikki Baracuda betreibt mit Thai-Boxen den härtesten Kampfsport der Welt. Obwohl er fast alles erreicht hat, steigt er mit über 40 Jahren ein letztes Mal in den Ring. Warum er das Risiko eingeht, für seinen Sport zu sterben, erzählt Leonie Sanke. Host: Lotte Glatt Reporterin im Studio: Leonie Sanke Interviews: Marcel Laskus, Raphael Weiss Skript: Niclas Seydack CvD: Robin Köhler Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von Epidemic Sound.

Brian Higgins, once professional Thai Boxer, had life-changing injuries on holiday in Barbados. A jet ski accident left him stranded in a foreign country with a broken back. Without insurance his life began spiralling out of control, living in the back of his car, homeless for months. His now business partner gave him the opportunity of a lifetime, since then has been on a tremendous, but a thought-provoking journey that has seen him become the chief operating officer of Eoovi, and now, he's back in the ring once again. https://mylokaye.com/category/transcript/

In this episode we sit Down with Simon Maples, Amateur Muay Thai Boxer and professional photobomber. We talk about everything from the benefits of CBD to the mystery of stew vs coddle. facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fellowpassengerspodcast/ twitter: https://twitter.com/Fellowpodcast instagram: https://instagram.com/fellowpassengerspodcast Produced By: http://www.displacestudios.com/ Theme music "Follow the Moon" by Brian Barker For all enquiries email: fellowpassengerspodcast@gmail.com

This week's guest is quite possibly one of the toughest, fiercest women on the planet - seriously. Her name is Adi Rotem, and she holds no less than 2 WORLD championship titles in Thai boxing, from both the WAKO and WFCA organizations. As if that weren't enough, Adi holds a third degree black belt and seven consecutive Israeli national championship titles in mixed martial arts. She also served in the Israeli Defense Forces as a Krav Maga instructor, and has more recently competed in a reality TV show in the Enfusion style of martial arts. Basically, if it is a form of martial arts, Adi has either trained in it or won a title in it. When you hear Adi speak and tell her story, you'll immediately understand just how deep her determination goes. It's a very inspiring story that will help you understand just how much determination it takes to earn the title “World Champion." If you take away just one thing from this interview, it should be this: Hard work and determination outweigh natural talent any day of the week.