Podcasts about title boxing club

DeShawn is the Manager of the 1st ever Title Boxing Club that started in Kansas City. Deshawn has trained multiple Kansas City Chiefs players, Professional boxers and many more. This episode is the perfect example of trusting in yourself and pursuing your passion. It took many years of working multiple jobs for DeShawn to become the best boxing coach in KC.

It's no secret that the past three years have presented fitness clubs with unseen challenges requiring immense tenacity to power through. But TITLE Boxing, the leading authentic heavy bag boxing club, has risen above the challenges and is now stronger than ever. The brand offers a workout designed to build your fitness, control your breathing, and clear your mind, with more than 145 locations and a proven franchise model that helps franchisees unleash their entrepreneurial spirit. To find out more about the concept, we decided to catch up with Felicia Alexander, CRO of BoxUnion and TITLE Boxing Club,  whose love of fitness started at a very young age. Felicia found her passion for boxing when she was only 16 years old, having lost her father to a sudden heart attack. Channeling the pain, Felicia put on the gloves and felt the inner power she never knew she had. She went on to have a successful career as a sales and marketing executive for companies like Sun Microsystems, Sony, Mattel, and Leaf Group. Together with her business partner, Todd Wadler, they launched BoxUnion back in 2017. Now, having been acquired by BoxUnion in early 2021, TITLE Boxing has been heavily investing in infrastructure and the refinement of operations to support franchisees. Join us on this episode of the Global Franchise Podcast as Felicia talks about exploring a gap in the market, improving members' experience, and most importantly, knocking out the mental health stigma. To keep your finger on the beating pulse of franchising, sign up for our newsletter at global-franchise.com, subscribe to our definitive magazine, and join the conversation with our experts today on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook. Ⓛ https://www.linkedin.com/company/global-franchise/ ⓣ https://twitter.com/globalfranmag ⓕ https://www.facebook.com/globalfranchisemag/ This episode of the Global Franchise Podcast is brought to you by Unleashed Brands, the world's first youth enrichment franchise platform helping kids learn, play, and grow. For more information about the platform and franchise opportunities under Unleashed, head over to www.unleashedbrands.com.

As we have officially entered a new year, we often hear mottos such as "New Year, New Me," but getting started can be hard. Justine Tapp, fitness instructor and personal trainer, offers advice on how to start setting your goals towards living a healthier life.  Justine currently teaches classes at City Gym in Waldo and Title Boxing Club in Prairie Village. Having always loved physical activity, Justine naturally found her way towards helping others find their love in their own fitness journey.  Justine lives by the mantra, the difference between who you are and who you want to be is what you do. She explains how this guided her both professionally and personally.  For more information on Justine's services, visit her website, where you can find a full list of services and pricing, https://www.tappintoitfitness.com/  Instagram: @tappjustine Music by Victoria Ball Logo designed by Alex Cohn 

Culture. Culture. Culture. - It's everything! As CEO and President of Massage Heights Franchising, I am proud to lead a talented group of people to drive continuous growth in our overall culture. Culture is everything, and it is the cornerstone of my leadership beliefs. Massage Heights is about creating a culture of caring where we focus on providing a personalized, elevated, and awesome experience to every member and guest. Health and wellness are part of our daily lives, and we are proud to work with our amazing franchisees and partners to grow our brand. Franchising has been my 35-year career with various industries. The journey has been so rewarding, and helping franchisees, team members, partners, and consumers achieve their goals is what gives me the most satisfaction. Prior to Massage Heights Franchising, I was the President of TITLE Boxing Club and oversaw over 180 clubs domestically and internationally. I have been an executive leader and franchising subject matter expert, steering vision casting for some of the best-loved and most-recognized brands, including Massage Envy, McDonald's, Sport Clips, Cold Stone Creamery, and Godfather's Pizza. I have a proven history of providing business strategies and financial due diligence to help franchisees achieve operational excellence aligned with company mission, values, and goals. An innovative, forward-thinking trailblazer focused on driving results in relentless pursuit of excellence. Expertise: Talent Development ~ Brand Stewardship ~ Strategic Business Planning and Execution ~ Change Management ~ Strategic Partnerships ~ National Promotions ~ Business Intelligence ~ Research & Analysis ~ Loyalty Programs ~ Market & Media Planning ~ Target Messaging ~ Local Store Marketing ~ Budgeting & Forecasting ~ Coaching & Mentoring

This week I interviewed Todd Wadler, CEO of Box Union and Title Boxing Club, and Felicia Alexander CRO of Box Union and Title Boxing Club, and it was clear that their partnership plays on both of their strengths. This pair is bold and thoughtful, which you'll hear throughout the episode. And if you're wondering how you missed that Box Union, which had three locations before the pandemic, acquired Title Boxing Club, you'll hear all about it in the episode. Luckily, or because Todd had the foresight that Box Union needed to raise as much money as possible, Box Union was extremely well capitalized before the pandemic. So, when opportunity came knocking, they were ready to acquire it. And overnight, they were the largest boxing brand in the United States. More on that from Club Industry here. There's a saying in boxing that the punch you don't see coming is the one that knocks you out - I think we can safely say no one saw that gigantic move coming. They also give incredible guidance for leading a team that I took notes on during our interview, because I never want to forget it. So, if you hear a little clickity clack when they're explaining their playbook on culture that's why. You'll hear more on this later, but be ready to open the notes app on your phone to write down "Freedom within a framework," having a "Growth mindset" and the idea of "we not me." We also spend some time talking about an organization that is close to my family's heart: Rock Steady Boxing, a boxing program that was created to provide a uniquely effective form of physical exercise to people who are living with Parkinson's Disease. My father-in-law was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in the past few years, and he found his way to Rock Steady Boxing, which helps him in innumerable ways. One tangible way Rock Steady Boxing helps folks with Parkinson's, according to The New York Times is this: “Boxing's varied and high-intensity workouts offer a blend of strength and cardiovascular conditioning that improves agility, coordination and balance, and which may be especially beneficial for people with neurological disorders such as Parkinson's disease.”Felicia recently joined the board at Rock Steady Boxing and is helping to bring the organization to even more locations.Resources:Box UnionBox Union on InstagramTitle Boxing ClubTitle Boxing Club on InstagramMore on Box Union's acquisition of Title Boxing ClubRock Steady BoxingThe New York Times, For Some Parkinson's Patients, Boxing Can Be TherapyAnd because we LOVE giving listeners a little something special, you can get a totally free month of membership to Title Boxing Club OnDemand. Use code aSweatLife to get 30 days for free, after that, the membership rate goes up to $19.99 monthly. 

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and we're going to dive into that topic with Felicia Alexander, CRO of TITLE Boxing Club and the co-founder of BoxUnion Holdings. Felicia shares her very personal story of struggling with depression for many years and how boxing & fitness helped her unleash her inner badass. On Saturday, May 21, TITLE Boxing will host the “Knockout Stigma” initiative in-person and digitally with proceeds benefiting Bring Change to Mind!   Thanks to Serviceminder, Exults, and AnswerConnect.

My guest this week is Bryan Scott. Bryan grew up in Pennsylvania and played college football for Coach Joe Paterno at Penn State University. After graduation, Bryan was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2nd round of the 2003 NFL. Bryan went on to a successful playing career in the NFL playing Safety for 10 seasons for Falcons, Saints and Bills. After retiring from the NFL, Bryan transitioned into a successful career in business where he has worked as a Franchisee and Trainer at TITLE Boxing Club and as a partner for Noene America – a revolutionary shoe undersole product. This led Bryan to a visit in the “Shark Tank” and ultimately to his current role as VP of Strategic Growth at Foot Solutions. Bryan explains his revolutionary work in advanced footwear. You can find their locations and learn more about how they create customized footwear at www.footsolutions.com. Bryan is as positive and uplifting of a guy as I have ever met and there is something in this discussion for everyone. From his thoughts on youth sports to his experience on draft night to how he approaches parenting this is a can't miss episode. On the socials, Bryan can be found at Bryan Scott (FB) and @TeamBryanScott (IG).

In this week's episode of FranchisOR Bust, LSM CEO Trevor Emerson speaks with Brooke Budke, Business Consultant and Brand Strategist. Brooke has many years of experience in the franchise space. For starters, she's the former president of TITLE Boxing Club, a fitness franchise that spans across the United States, which landed on Inc. magazine's number one fastest growing franchise in 2014. She also has a vast background being a chief marketing officer, which uncovered some particularly unique opportunities during Covid. In this episode specifically, Brooke covers:- Key ingredients for explosive franchise growth- How a unified understanding of a franchise's vision and brand propels growth- How being a product of your product attracts raving fans- Continuing growth and education at the franchisor level to eliminate tunnel vision- Six needs that all humans have- The importance of being able to say no- The surface level of business that consumers see versus what you're really in the business of Connect with Brooke Budke: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brooke-budke-a875224a/ Learn more about Brooke's consulting and franchise expertise at https://www.brookebudke.com/   This episode is brought to you by LSM. At LSM, we understand the needs of business owners, and facilitating those needs is our top priority. More than just a digital marketing agency, LSM is a true partner, and we consider ourselves to be an extension of your team. With LSM by your side, you can trust that our dedicated team of specialists will be bold in the strategies we employ, always consider industry best practices, and take pride in the results we produce. Why? Because your goals are our goals, and your success is our success. Find out how you can take your business' online marketing to the next level at https://lsm.works/

Despite a “burning desire” to launch in the fitness space, Felicia Alexander ('05), co-founder and president of BoxUnion and chief revenue officer at TITLE Boxing Club, needed to overcome her risk aversion.

This is the story of Felicia Alexander, an energetic force with a mission to bring the benefits of fitness boxing to consumers anytime, anywhere.  In this episode, we discuss: - Why she transitioned from the tech world to entrepreneurship - How the loss of her father shaped her drive and passion - When the passion for boxing entered her life - The importance of mental health - Connection not perfection To learn more about Felicia, Title Boxing Club and/or Box Union, you can visit: Felicia's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feeslalaland (https://www.instagram.com/feeslalaland) Title Boxing Club: https://titleboxingclub.com/ (https://titleboxingclub.com/) Box Union: https://www.boxunion.com/ (https://www.boxunion.com/) Please enjoy this interview with the mighty, Felicia Alexandar.

The Empty Chair, a podcast for the addict that didn't know recovery was possible, is getting ready to kick off its 2021-22 series with some AMAZING GUESTS !!!! Joining the show along with host Cole Welch Caffrey, Lauren Macaulay, owner of Title Boxing Club, North Andover, MA & Patrick Kelley of Title Boxing Club talking g about their incredible fundraiser for MVPASAP as well Patrick's recovery journey. The show will then kick off with its 1st Guest of the season: Zak Vieweg, a man in recovery, celebrated "20 months" clean on October 5th. Zak is living proof, that "We Do Recovery".. Join us for a night of HOPE & Recovery!!!!

In this first episode of Season 5 of TWMP we sat down with Josh Cole the Chief Marketing & Digital Officer at TITLE Boxing Club.  Josh is a versatile marketing leader with over 20 years of experience successfully identifying new opportunities for business growth and scaling team capabilities to capitalize on them.  He has deep experience building high-performing, insights-based marketing teams, having established the digital marketing team for Universal Studios Hollywood and then greatly expanding the team and marketing capabilities for Sky Zone, before being named Chief Marketing and Digital Officer for TITLE Boxing Clubs (a network of 170 clubs), BoxUnion (boutique boxing-based studios) and their respective digital-subscription platforms. This is an episode you don't want to miss!

Catch The Drift with Chief Revenue Officer of TITLE Boxing Club and Co-Founder of BoxUnion, Felicia Alexander, as she speaks to:Leveraging a growth mindset in times of 'lows' to spark greater opportunities in the futureCreating a culture of learning, development, and innovation to establish trust with franchiseesHow 'omnichannel' programming will evolve in the futureAnd much more...To learn more about TITLE Boxing Club or BoxUnion, check out:Website: titleboxing.com or boxunion.comInstagram: @titleboxing or @boxunionstudio

A former investment banker for almost 24 years with entrepreneurship in his DNA, Todd is the CEO of Title Boxing Club and Co-Founder of Box Union. He chats with Pete about his experiences going from banking into the entrepreneurial world of building a brick and mortar business from the ground up. On the parallels (and differences) between the two, he jokes, "Investment banking is an unbelievable training ground . . . we're not going deal to deal, but rather within the company, topic to topic so it's kind of similar. It works well with my A.D.D!" For anyone considering buying into a franchise, this episode in particular provides some fantastic takeaways and questions to ask.

Fitness Magic time!! This episode is all about Mandy's and Haley's experience trying out Title Boxing Club in Knoxville, TN for the first time. Hear them discuss who they think it is for as well as how they think it stacks up against some of the other fitness magic experiences they have had. Cross Training - Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly to be discussed on the episode that drops April 2nd. Finishers: Mandy - Just Bare Chicken Chunks - Mandy gets them at Costco Haley - Outdoor Running Workouts on the Peloton App

The Franchise News Podcast for Wednesday, February 24, 2021:       In the news this week: Tide Cleaners, Alex Perez Inspire Brands, Alliance Kitchen Bloomin' Brands, Tender Shack, David Deno Authority Brands, DoodyCalls Jersey Mike's Subs, Rich Hope IHOP, Kieran Donahue BurgerFi, Jim Esposito BoxUnion, TITLE Boxing Club, Justin Ghadery Subway, Steve Rafferty Little Caesars, Paula Vissing Scooter's Coffee, Matthew Sawicki BizCom, Nicole Traycoff Konnect Agency, Amanda Bialek FranFund, Carly Lywood Marriott International, Anthony Capuano, Stephanie Linnartz The Franchise Show, FranchiseShowInfo.com BIGGBY Coffee Zaxby's Little Caesars Dr Lisa Brock   Thanks to The Franchise Show, Social Joey, and Benetrends.

This week gets a little more vulnerable and open with our struggles and our feelings. But the jokes still are plentiful! We also go over our yoga challenge from 2 weeks ago. Travis hopes to enter the TITLE Boxing Club arena and show the world what he's got. FOLLOW US ON MAKE SURE TO JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP - The Fitness Casual Podcast Support Group for Daily Vlogs and Community support! FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thefitnesscasualpodcast TWITTER: @fitnesscasualpd INSTAGRAM: @thefitnesscasualpodcast

Felicia Alexander, Chief Revenue Officer, TITLE Boxing Club & Co-Founder, BoxUnion, has always had a love of fitness. From a young age, her family encouraged a healthy lifestyle, and she believes that fitness and boxing changes lives for the better. She experienced this personally when she put on her first pair of boxing gloves at the age of 16 after the sudden death of her father. Felicia is a graduate of Stanford and UCLA Anderson School of Management. Before making her leap to follow her lifelong love of fitness and become an entrepreneur, she gained experience as a sales and marketing executive for Sun Microsystems, Sony, Mattel, and Demand Media. BoxUnion recently announced it has acquired TITLE Boxing Club, a fitness studio with 166 clubs across the United States, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic specializing in boxing and kickboxing fitness classes. In addition to Felicia and her BoxUnion Co-Founder, Todd Wadler, the equity holders include the Kwanza Jones & José E. Feliciano SUPERCHARGED Initiative (KJSI ) and an impressive group of franchise industry leaders. Use code SHEBUILTIT for 30% off the first three months of BoxUnion Digital. https://digital.boxunion.com/

On today's episode we hung out with Diane and Eddie of Title Boxing Club. Diane and Eddie both have a passion for fitness which prompted them to open middle Tennessee's first Title Boxing Club. Diane also suffered an hip injury which required her hip to be replaced. Kick boxing was her outlet at the time and this also prompted them to open a club. In todays episode we talk about how special their community is and the benefits of boxing including how to train with an injury. They go above and beyond to make sure they serve their community well and help foster personal grown and create a place of belonging. Go Give them a follow @titlecoolsprings or online at titleboxingclub.com

The Scenario Remix was honored to have Heath Norton and Diontre Pewitte the owners of Title Boxing Club- Maplewood. We talk about their path of entrepreneurship, how they got into the business of fitness, how their business weathered the storm during the COVID-19 pandemic, and we discuss the craziest of the remote NBA draft. Workout during the pandemic at Title Boxing Club Maplewood https://titleboxingclub.com/maplewood/   Subscribe to the show on any podcast catcher or streaming service Follow us on twitter @straightolc, IG at @SOLCNetwork email the show at straightolc@gmail.com. Hit the Voicemail at 641-715-3900 Ext. 769558

John Rotche launched his meteoric career in franchising riding around in pizza vans with Domino’s legendary founder Tom Monaghan. He moved on to Krispy Kreme, helped take it public, then founded national franchises Ductz and Hoodz. He then went on to run a hyper-growth franchise chain called Title Boxing Club. Now he runs Franworth, a private equity firm that invests in some of America’s hottest emerging franchises, with the help of a few partners including a football guy named Drew Brees

In this episode I talk about my time at a Title Boxing Club, what it's like working there and how I was ultimately FIRED!

Boutique fitness certainly hasn't been immune to the impact caused by the coronavirus, but with the right level of adaptability and poise, it doesn't have to spell catastrophe. This is the case for TITLE Boxing; a burgeoning fitness franchise that managed to pivot to an on-demand service, and has since seen an increased demand for in-person training sessions.    On this episode of the podcast, we speak with Susan Boresow, president of TITLE Boxing Club, and James Lloyd, head of franchise development, about the ways in which this international brand has maximized its resources throughout the past months, and is now ready to come back swinging.   To keep your finger on the beating pulse of franchising, sign up to our newsletter at globalfranchisemagazine.com, subscribe to our definitive magazine, and join the conversation with our experts today on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.

Hey guess what guys!?!?! Baseball is back! This new episode of Keeper of the Games with Weston Mills and Tommy Castor dives into the world of MLB as Opening Day is less than 24 hours away from the time of the recording of this new episode! You can hear Weston and Tommy discuss the following: (03:07) It's a full 30 minutes of Kansas City Royals preview as we get ready for KC to open up their season on Friday in Cleveland. Weston and Tommy break down the potential 30 man roster for the Royals. Who is a lock to make the squad, who is on the bubble, and what are the strengths and weaknesses of this Royals squad? (37:36) Our #WichitaWhiparound is all about updates in the world of Wichita sports. We discuss the NBC World Series on as scheduled, but this year in two different venues: Eck Stadium at Wichita State and Hobert-Detter Stadium in Hutchinson from August 3-10. The Wichita Open also announced their Korn Ferry Tour stop in September will go on as scheduled, albeit without spectators in attendance. The MIAA, the conference that Wichita's Newman University is in will be delaying fall sports competition until late September and the American Conference, which impacts Wichita State University has made the same decision. Weston and Tommy break all of this down and try to make sense of all the changes. (46:27) It's time to talk high school sports and specifically football. What's the plan for Kansas high schools, especially now that the Kansas State Board of Education has rejected Governor Laura Kelly's executive order to delay the start of school (and sports) until after Labor Day? Weston and Tommy break down what could be looming for high school football in the fall. (56:47) What's in a name? Our #FinallyFunny to wrap up the show this week is all about Blue Jays sensation Bo Bichette, in honor of MLB's Opening Day. Bo's name has gone viral on Twitter with some classic puns and the guys share their favorites. Hit "Subscribe" so anytime there's a new episode of Keeper of the Games, you'll get notified. You can listen on all major podcast publishers (iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, etc). Watch full episodes on YouTube and Facebook by searching for Keeper of the Games. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KOGpod. You can also follow Weston @wmills94 and Tommy @TweetsFromTommy. Special Thanks for Title Boxing Club at 21st and Rock Road for sponsoring KOGpod. #KOGpod

Athlete, coach, trainer, and most importantly a mentor... DJ Dominguez started his sports career as early as he can remember. Sports has led him to success on and off the fields, courts, and boxing ring. At the age of 7, he started competing at the amateur level of boxing. He would focus on training every day in addition to practicing football, basketball, and baseball. He competed at the highest level obtaining two golden glove championships, finalist in two silver glove championships, and finishing with a record of 30-2, while only losing in the nationals. DJ ended his amateur career at the age of 12 and began to focus on football and basketball. One thing he took away from boxing was that he was able to translate boxing tools into amplifying his career in other sports. As a pitcher, quarterback, and point guard, he had to not only utilize the physical aspects he learned, but the phycological part of competing.DJ had the talent to achieve success at the college level for any of his sports, but he had obstacles to deal with while becoming a young man. DJ ended up moving out of town forcollege where he was pretty much throwing away his opportunity to become a collegiate/professional athlete. Through certain circumstances he was able to move back home and focus on getting back in shape and competing again. He decided to get really serious about basketball, which lead him to many rewards in life and believes basketball to have helped him get to where he is today.In 2019, DJ was referred by a friend to Lake Oswego’s head basketball coach for a jobcoaching youth basketball. This would be his first-year coaching for this program and a youth team. He took this team who did not have success the prior year and molded them into champions. It was a complete turn around and they ended as the best team in their league.DJ is currently the General Manager for “TITLE BOXING CLUB” but also continues totrain athletes in strength and conditioning and building skills in their desired sports. His athletes vary from different age groups and sports from basketball, baseball, and football. Some former and current professional basketball players and one current Oregon Duck defensive back.Make Today Count.Cooper

Happy 4th of July KOGpod'ers...we're back for another edition of Keeper of the Games with Weston Mills and Tommy Castor! Special thanks to our sponsor Title Boxing Club at 21st and Rock Road in the Shops at Tallgrass! Let's get right into it: (04:45) The guys start the show by discussing the breaking news that Minor League Baseball has cancelled their entire season, thus cancelling the inaugural season for the Wichita Wind Surge at the brand new Riverfront Stadium in downtown Wichita. The guys discuss the disappointment, plus the negative impact this will have on the city of Wichita and whether or not the fighting between MLB and the Players Union that led to delays to start the Major League season led to the Minors being cancelled. (22:10) It's a story that isn't pleasant to discuss, but Tommy and Weston tackle the issue at Kansas State University and the racist and offensive social media post that has the university in the national spotlight. What should the university do about the student? Weston puts on his attorney cap to give his opinion. How about the show of solidarity with all the student athletes at K-State? Is there a bigger problem going on in Manhattan? (43:50) Cam Newton is now a Patriot. Simply asked...will the Patriots be a threat to the Chiefs in the AFC? Weston and Tommy discuss (the short answer is: No.) (46:32) Our #WichitaWhiparound is all about the rescheduled Wichita Open in September. The Wichita Business Journal wrote an article about new financial ambassadors for the tournament and Tommy and Weston talk all about how top notch the tournament is and how exciting it is that in the midst of negative sports stories, something positive continues with the golf tournament in the ICT. (53:19) In honor of the 4th of July this weekend, the guys decided to do a ranking...but patriotic sporting events is too cliche, so instead they rank Top Patriotic Moments in Sports Movies. There are some classics on this list, you won't want to miss this segment. (1:01:08) Our #FinallyFunny is all about the mask being made in KC for folks to wear and its all about protecting the treasure of KC and beyond, Patrick Mahomes. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast on all major podcast platforms (iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Pocketcast, etc) so you never miss an episode! Watch full episodes of the podcast on our website (www.kogpod.weebly.com) or on YouTube and Facebook by searching for Keeper of the Games. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KOGpod. You can follow Weston @WMills94 and Tommy @TweetsFromTommy. #KOGpod

Let's get right into a brand new episode of Keeper of the Games, brought to you by Title Boxing Club at 21st and Rock Road in Wichita! Today on the podcast, Tommy Castor and Weston Mills are joined by special guest co-host, the voice of the Newman University Jets, Blake Cripps! (03:53) We spend the first half hour of so on the podcast catching up with Blake about all things Newman University Athletics. Blake breaks down the adjustments and changes that Newman has in place due to COVID-19 for the fall sports season and beyond for Newman. The guys also discuss how smaller universities in NCAA DII and NAIA have to adjust in different ways than the big DI schools across the country. Blake also discusses the challenges in raising money for athletic departments in the current climate, plus the transition of Newman from the Heartland Conference to the MIAA. (33:22) USD 397, Centre High School in Lost Springs (about an hour northeast of Wichita) has a positive COVID-19 case in a student athlete. Tommy, Weston and Blake debate what happens when a small, rural school district has a student athlete test positive. Should everything be shut down? How does this compare to a school in a bigger city? The guys discuss. (45:20) Major League Baseball is back (we think)!. The League and Owners with the Union have set a 60 game schedule to launch in late July with a whole bunch of different terms and rules for the season. The guys discuss the changes and what impact it means on the season. Don't forget to subscribe to Keeper of the Games so you'll never miss an episode! You can find us on all major podcast platforms (iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, TuneIn Radio, etc). Watch full episodes on YouTube & Facebook by searching for Keeper of the Games. Follow us on Twitter & Instagram @KOGpod. Follow Weston @WMills94 and Tommy @TweetsFromTommy #KOGpod

An action packed episode of Keeper of the Games with Tommy Castor and Weston Mills awaits! Let's get right into the show! (03:59) The latest news in the ongoing saga between Major League Baseball and the Players Union. Will there or will there not be baseball in 2020...and what are the ramifications? The guys debate. (19:23) Several Kansas State student athletes (and some confirmed to be football players) have tested positive for COVID-19. Tommy and Weston discuss how programs and teams can manage these outbreaks as the months go on in sports. (30:38) Tommy and Weston debate the fallout of OSU football coach Mike Gundy wearing a One America News Network t-shirt and the outcry from his players. What does this mean for his job and what does this mean for him leading young men in the future? (43:19) The Stillwater Stars are playing in the TBT event this summer but while they are mainly an alumni team from Oklahoma State basketball, they did add a couple of Jayhawks. The guys discuss. (46:30) Shoutout to Topeka native and KU grad Gary Woodland on the 1 year anniversary of him winning the U.S. Open golf tournament in 2019. Gary also shed 25 pounds during quarantine and Tommy and Weston discuss how many more majors Gary might win during his career. (50:36) Our #WichitaWhiparound focuses on baseball in Wichita as the Sunflower Collegiate League is now in full swing at Eck Stadium, albeit with strict COVID-19 protocols in place. Several WSU baseball players are represented on the various area teams playing in this league. (54:16) Our #FinallyFunny focuses on the return of the NBA and the Player's Hotline to report violations in the quarantine. Thanks to our sponsor Title Boxing Club in the Shops at Tallgrass at 21st and Rock Rd! Hit subscribe and find the podcast wherever you listen to your favorite pods (iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Pocketcast & more!). Visit us online at www.kogpod.weebly.com. You can watch full episodes on YouTube and Facebook by searching for Keeper of the Games. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KOGpod. Follow Weston @WMills94 and Tommy @TweetsFromTommy. #KOGpod

Let's get into a new episode of KOGpod, sponsored by Title Boxing Club at 21st and Rock Rd in the Shops @ Tallgrass! On this monumental 20th episode of the show, Tommy Castor and Weston Mills dive into the following: (03:50) We start off the show by diving into the latest updates with the University of Kansas...former FB coach David Beaty and the university have settled their legal dispute. The guys debate the grade that Athletic Director Jeff Long deserves for his handling of the situation. Also, did the NCAA set a bad precedent with its punishment for the Oklahoma State Cowboys Level I violation and does that bode poorly for the Jayhawks with their investigation? Finally on this topic, KU has requested that its football and basketball violations be separated into different cases before the NCAA Committee on Infractions and the independent board. (38:52) Stadium's Jeff Goodman and Brett McMurphy has ranked the Big 12's ten athletic directors based on their collective football and basketball hires. Joe Castiglione at OU is #1, but a surprising name at #2, KSU's Gene Taylor. KU's Jeff Long comes in 4th. The guys debate the ranking. (45:39) The MLB Draft is underway at the time of this recording, and the Miami Marlins have selected pitcher Max Meyer from the University of Minnesota. Could we be seeing him as a member of the Wichita Wind Surge? Also, the Kansas City Royals with the 4th pick selected Asa Lacy, a lefty pitcher from Texas A&M. Some had him projected as the #1 overall pick, but he fell to #4 with the Royals. (50:57) Our #WichitaWhiparound focuses on two topics. 1) TBT (The Basketball Tournament) picked its one quarantined site for the tournament this summer and it isn't Wichita, but it is Columbus, OH. Also, Wichita State's alumni team, the Aftershocks, won't be playing this year. 2) Kansas State University announced it would like to schedule future basketball games at Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, as soon as the 2021 season. (56:41) Our #FinallyFunny is simply...Conor McGregor. Retired. Again. 3rd time in 4 years. Hilarious. That's the 20th Episode of Keeper of the Games. Listen on all podcast platforms (iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Pocketcast & more). You can watch full episodes on YouTube and Facebook by searching for Keeper of the Games. You can also follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KOGpod. Follow Weston @WMills94 and Tommy @TweetsFromTommy. #KOGpod

The guys are back for a new episode of Keeper of the Games, sponsored by Title Boxing Club at 21st and Rock Rd in Wichita! In this week's episode, Weston Mills and Tommy Castor tackle the following: (02:36) The guys are joined by former Kansas State Wildcats running back/defensive back Logan Dold to discuss what it was like to play for the legendary Bill Snyder, plus give his insight on what Chris Klieman and the Wildcats have to look forward to for the 2020 football season. (23:09) There is still no agreement between the owners and the players about a 2020 Major League Baseball season, but the Kansas City Royals have committed to not only retaining all their minor league players, but also compensating them through the end of the season. Good stuff for the Royals. (35:59) Pro Football Focus released their Top 50 Players in the NFL for the 2020 season and Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes is #2, right behind Aaron Donald. There are 5 Chiefs in the Top 25. The guys discuss. (42:42) #WichitaWhiparound The 2020 Class for the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame has been announced and it includes former WSU baseball player Casey Blake, former Wichita standout basketball player Adrian Griffin and more like Drew Gooden, Jordy Nelson and Darren Sproles. No #FinallyFunny today due to the unrest in the U.S., but Tommy and Weston discuss the unifying impact that sports can have on the society. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and make sure to listen on all major podcast platforms like iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, iHeartRadio and more! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KOGpod! #KOGpod

"We take on that mindset that we're fighting for our health, we're fighting for our wellness"Why get in shape? It's hard. By adopting the fighter's mentality, your goal is no longer trying to fit into those jeans in the back of your closet (although it is nice perk), your goal becomes aggressively fighting to become a better version of yourself. For the beginner, the Title Boxing Club approach to fitness is intense, but very approachable. Call and join one of the classes, and they will get you started with a basic set of moves that will carry you through the first class.If you're an experienced athlete, this might be a new way to condition yourself.Find out how to get into your first class at Title Boxing Club Grand RapidsFollow Title Boxing Grand RapidsInstagram: @titleboxingclubgrandrapidsFacebook: @TitleboxingclubgrandrapidsTwitter: @titleboxingclubFollow Us:Instagram: @connectgrandrapidsFacebook: @connectgrandrapidsTwitter: @connectgrandrap

On the very last stop of the tour, the team visits TITLE Boxing HQ to meet with three three of their dynamic leaders: President Susan Boresow, Josh Lyon, VP of Franchise Operations and James Lloyd, Franchise Development Manager. During this conversation we touched on many topics including: local store marketing, mobile app integration, their new on-demand class and much more. SPONSORS: SCORPION INTERNET MARKETING www.Scorpion.co/mb Named the #1 franchise marketing company in America by Entrepreneur Magazine, Scorpion delivers all-in-one solutions for franchise brands looking to defeat disjointed marketing and increase revenue. As a marketing partner, Scorpion assists franchises in the management of branding, website design, online listings, paid advertising, and more, eliminating the need for multiple vendors. To learn more, visit www.Scorpion.co/mb BUSCH GLOBAL: buschglobal.com/ Busch Global is more than a franchise development company. They help you reach your organizational goals through intelligent growth, which comes through understanding your franchise, your concept, your values and vision. The team then builds a plan that identifies the right franchisee targets, and the growth goals that you can successfully support. To learn more about Bush Global, visit www.BuschGobal.com. RALLO: www.rallio.com Rallio is a powerful combination of social media technology and local agency The easy-to-use technology enables franchisors and their franchisees to manage their entire social media presence, online reputation, and online directory listings in one dashboard for all locations. The mobile app provides a simple way for franchisees to engage The advocacy system turns net promoters into REAL promoters and incentives employees to share content that portrays your brand as a "best place to work" Voted as the #1 social media technology platform and #6 marketing partner overall in the entrepreneur magazine's franchise supplier listing, Rallio will help you RALLY your employees and customers around your brand. To learn more, visit Rallio.com

How much power do we really have? Could having the life you want  be as simple as manifesting it? Brooke Budke, Vice President of Marketing at TITLE Boxing Club — a fitness club with 60,000 members in nearly 200 locations and the mission of...

How much power do we really have? Could having the life you want  be as simple as manifesting it? Brooke Budke, Vice President of Marketing at TITLE Boxing Club — a fitness club with 60,000 members in nearly 200 locations and the mission of providing the best hour of someone’s day— believes in that power. She fulfilled her own goal to move from working in sterling silver jewelry to being the director of marketing for a fitness brand by her 30th birthday—exactly on her 30th birthday. And she hasn’t stopped there. Brooke joins Socialfly Co-Founder Courtney Spritzer for a conversation about building her business and career, and describes her journey to success. Brooke shares why she holds such pride from impacting the brand’s core values and mission, and the goal to help one million people improve quality of life; why it matters to include more people in research than you think you need to; the daunting nature of franchising and great ideas that can result; the impact of cartwheels, the power of vision with her word of the year; the power of note taking; a breathtaking wedding story; and why discovering what kind of a car you would be—if you were a car—is so useful. Plus, a surprise!

Our hosts discuss the history of TITLE Boxing Club and their thoughts on the heart, humility, and hunger of a fighter.

Our hosts share an overview of the podcast series and what makes TITLE Boxing Club the best boxing club in the country!

Our hosts discuss what Boxology is and what it means to TITLE Boxing Club.

Let's face it ya'll, life happens. After a slight delay in podcasting, Casey & Aaron discuss the importance of inward reflection, outwardly considering others, and ultimately becoming your best self. When it comes to self-fulfillment & success, there are no short-cuts. Wether it's fame or fortune, none of it matters if we can't look in the mirror, embrace both the good, the bad, and strive for more.  Join in and hear Casey talk about his journey with Title Boxing Club, and Aaron's role as the Data Guru and how he interacts with his team on a daily basis. 

On this episode I had an entertaining and informative chat with Brooke Budke, VP of Markting for Title Boxing Club. We covered many topics in this long-form podcast, including: --> advice and tactics as it relates to building an integrated marketing strategy in a MODRN world --> Managing growth and opportunity at Title Boxing Club --> Numerous items on personal and professional development --> Surviving cancer! --> Much more About Brooke: Brooke Budke is a passionate brand and marketing executive who thrives on achieving company goals, leading teams, and motivating business professionals. She has a knack for public speaking, inspiring change and appearing on national TV to gain brand exposure. Her industry knowledge resides primarily in fitness, wellness, franchising, direct sales, public relations, marketing strategy and leadership. Having been with TITLE Boxing Club since 2013, she has led the brand development, digital evolution, brand strategy, local store marketing, campaigns and overall brand essence. Brooke is instrumental in franchise development, coaching grand opening marketing, as well as educating open locations on a comprehensive marketing plan to drive leads and increase sales. Prior to working with TITLE Boxing Club, she served in the brand/marketing team for the world’s largest sterling silver direct sales company, Silpada Designs. There she was responsible for all editorial content in the brand, both consumer and representative-focused, creating direct mail catalogs, ecommerce sales, at-home party lead generation and direct sales growth. Brooke is a Jayhawk through and through, receiving two degrees, one in broadcast journalism, one in communication studies and a minor in Spanish. Her greatest accomplishment in her college years was surviving cancer her senior year and still graduating on time. Outside of work, Brooke is a constant learner. She believes that you never graduate and attends many leadership conferences a year, reads books, listens to podcasts and is captivated by growth. She is a wife and step mom to three kids, two dogs and two fish. Brooke has walked across fire at Tony Robbin’s events and channels her energy through a vlog, which encourages you to live an extraordinary life, at www.bodybuds.fitness. Audio Engineer: Ben Kliever Sponsored by www.ifpg.org

Dave Henning's interview today is with Adrienne Rush, owner of TITLE Boxing Club, El Camino at Grant Road in Mountain View where you can get the best and only authentic full-body boxing workout that changes your body, reduce stress, clears your mind and completely engages your spirit, in a safe environment. WATCH ON YOUTUBE. Their signature workout with top trainers utilizes the fundamentals of a true boxer’s workout, including proper heavy bag training, to strengthen and tone your arms, legs, back, core, stamina and your confidence. Empowering, exhilarating and totally addictive...this could be your new favorite workout class. Sign up today for a free class or stop by and say hello to Adrienne. Learn more about their high-intensity boxing, kickboxing and MMA workout classes at TitleBoxingClub.com Enter your zip code and register for your free first class.

Hosted by Mark Zanetto. Diante Baldwin, former UNCG basketball legend, drops in on location at The Title Boxing Club. Diante talks about his college career, differences in play from college to Europe, and his relationship with Chris Paul. Point Forward with Mark Zanetto is sponsored by Title Boxing Club. Powered by SportsCarolina Monthly.

In this episode, Mike & Laura Ellison (Title Boxing Club Greensboro), discuss "lessons learned" in starting and running a business.

In this episode, Mike & Laura Ellison (Title Boxing Club Greensboro) discuss “lessons learned” in starting and running a business.

Biz Chat Triad podcast hosts, Michael McNair and Heavenly Walker, are chatting with owners of Title Boxing Greensboro @boxtheboro.  Interview segment 1 of 2.

Biz Chat Triad - Chatting with owners of TITLE Boxing Club of Greensboro- Mike & Laura Ellison about how they got started.

After 40 years in telecom and a brief stint of retirement, Ken Morris was ready to take his next step. He was inspired to take something that had changed his life dramatically and help others change theirs. TITLE Boxing Club was that next step. If you think it’s just about hitting bags or exclusively for […]

After 40 years in telecom and a brief stint of retirement, Ken Morris was ready to take his next step. He was inspired to take something that had changed his life dramatically and help others change theirs. TITLE Boxing Club was that next step. If you think it’s just about hitting bags or exclusively for […]

In this debut episode of the Cultivating Curiosity podcast, I sit down with Jim Walsh, owner of Title Boxing Club in NJ. Prior to being his own boss, Jim served multiple executive positions all over corporate America, one specifically being the Chief Technology Officer at Tumi. What inspired Jim to move from corporate executive to entrepreneur? That answer along with advice for young professionals is all found here!

In the 103rd episode of Keep Moving Forward, I interview former NFL player and current Franchise Owner and Trainer at Title Boxing Club, Bryan Scott.   “Everything happens for a reason, and there are no negatives.” It’s all about perspective. That is how Bryan Scott has always chosen to look at life. Focusing on the task at hand and how to achieve his goals, Bryan went from collegiate to professional football player and is now a franchise owner of Title Boxing. With a passion for helping people and making the most out of every single day he has the opportunity to be on this earth, Bryan internalizes his tenant: “I don’t like to have bad days. You can have bad moments, but don’t let those turn into bad days. Have your moment, then set it down and keep pushing.” As Bryan says further, “Iron sharpens iron and happy bounces off happy,” and his positive attitude certainly is infectious.   Listening in to Bryan’s story is sure to brighten up your week, and I hope you all enjoy my interview with Bryan Scott.   For more on Bryan, you can connect with him on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. You can follow Title Boxing on Facebook.   If you guys enjoy Keep Moving Forward and want to tell me so, I would love for you to leave me a review on iTunes. And if you really like my show and would like for me to give you a shout out at the beginning of my next episode, you can donate as little as $1 to my podcast and become a loyal patron at Patreon.   Always remember, you can beat the odds and go the distance, if only you keep moving forward.

Casey Wandell is an owner/franchisee of Title Boxing Club, a franchise that not only changed his life, but saved his life.  He currently owns and operates six locations from Cleveland to Columbus. In this powerful, riveting and emotional episode, we hear about Casey's path from a college graduate with a bright future to a broken man on the verge of self-destruction.  We hear about the brutal realities that many people face in failed marriages and the emotional repercussions that come with.  We hear about how alienation of family and friends is a product of internal misery and demise.  We hear about the negative consequences of alcohol, especially when being used to mask one's pain on a daily basis.  And we hear about the ways in which one still "finds" themselves; still finds a way to come out of the dark and face the light so that inner peace, happiness, love and hope can be achieved.  For Casey, that light was a placed called Title Boxing Club, a place that would save his life and alter his course forever. Email Casey: casey.wandell@titleboxingclub.com Follow Casey on Instagram: @caseywandell www.titleboxingclub.com Connect with the podcast on Facebook www.natehaber.com *Please SUBSCRIBE and rate us 5 stars!* 

Steven Coopersmith, a successful New York corporate marketer, moved to Minneapolis with every intention of moving back home within a few years. 22 years later, he now calls Minneapolis home with no plans for leaving. In episode 36 of Advice Givers (r), Tim Murphy sits down with Steven Coopersmith to find out why he quit his safe corporate job and take over Title Boxing Club in Edina (and Minneapolis), a fitness facility with boxing inspired workouts that provide stress relief while strengthening your whole body. You have ringside seats for Episode 36. Enjoy!    To learn more about Title Boxing Club, head here.    Click the links above to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher.    Also, follow us on Facebook and Instagram for behind the scenes video and photos of this week's episode.    Know someone that you think would be the perfect guest on Advice Givers? Let Dave Lawson know here: dlawson@edinaadvicegivers.com   Thanks for listening! 

Bobby is a UFC fighter and a former 8-1 pro fighter and D1 Collegiate wrestler. He has spent his whole life preparing for his current status as a UFC fighter. He talks to us about his transition to the UFC, puking for the first time, the fun times and the hard times. Looking forward to Bobby's next fight and his journey to the top. Chris, Josh, Brandon and the At All Co$t team. Follow us here: TITLE Boxing Club: https://titleboxingclub.com/ FitBody 360: http://myfitbody360.com/ Chris: @Preacher_Chris https://www.facebook.com/christophermay03 Josh: @Joshbrueckner https://www.facebook.com/Joshbruecknermma/ Brandon @Brandonlong360 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=2335287

"I want to be the best football player I can be for as long as I can be." Drew Brees is a man of football records. For starters, he's the Big Ten record-holder in virtually every passing category. Since 2006, he has more touchdowns, passing yards, and 300-yard games than any other NFL quarterback, he's eclipsed the 5,000 passing yard season-marker five times in his career, where no other NFL quarterback has achieved this more than once. He's a Super Bowl Champion, MVP, Offensive Player of the Year, Comeback Player of the Year, and the list goes on. Off the field, Brees owns dozens of franchises, including Dunkin' Donuts, Jimmy John's, Title Boxing Club, and others. He's invested in tech startups, most recently leading a $10mm seed round with a Louisiana-based food delivery startup, Waitr. His investment thesis is tight. In Episode 13, Drew and I talk about recovering from career-threatening injuries, his crossover skill sets from NFL captain and quarterback to business operator and investor, and what characteristics he looks for from founders in pitch meetings as well as rookies in the NFL.  Welcome to Suiting Up Podcast, where I interview athletes, media executives, team owners, and other key stakeholders about the duality of the modern professional athlete, their startup investing appetite, other strategic investments, NewCos, social media influencing, creative marketing and digital strategy. Today’s athlete, whether active or retired, is continuously redefining what it means to be a professional on and off the field.

"Be open to opportunities and lead by your passion." John Rotche CEO Title Boxing Club is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio.

"Be open to opportunities and lead by your passion." John Rotche CEO Title Boxing Club is interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes show amfm, iHeart radio.

In episode 8 we take a look at the ads and landing pages for the search query boxing franchise. It gets 110 searches per month with an average cost per click of $2.20. Here’s the search: Here’s the landing pages: [9Round Franchising Landing Page](https://www.9round.com/fitness-franchises) [Title Boxing Landing Page](http://go.titlefranchise.com/title-boxing-club-franchise-facts-infographic) [Express Franchising](http://expressfranchising.com/) [FranchiseClique Boxing Franchise Landing Page](http://www.franchiseclique.com/industry/health-and-fitness-franchises/martial-arts-and-boxing-franchises) Transcript Automated by Google [0:00] Welcome 2 episode 8 of the paid insights podcast where we analyze and deconstruct other companies ad campaign so you can learn what to do and what not to do for your. [0:12] Music. [0:20] And welcome back to the paid insights podcast today we’re actually going to announce our winner of the book giveaway. [0:34] You ready so a member of X another [podcast called the wine guys guys](https://www.wineguysguys.com/) brand new podcast they just launched. But I wanted one of those guys want a copy so congratulations to him and keep an eye out for future give away as we do here on the podcast. Another fun little things I got a shock mount and a boom arm for the microphone so for that all. Big things will ease your record sound a little better and then learning playing around with. GarageBand a bit so hopefully just keeps getting better but let’s get into it today we are going to talk about. [1:21] What’s the keyword boxing franchise that’s right so when someone types. Franchise they’re typically looking for the purchase of franchise because if you’re looking to go. You know to boxing gym you probably wouldn’t you wouldn’t use that word so just something to to keep mine and we have for ads that appeared at the top in the first. Well first of all there’s a hundred and ten searches per month and average cost-per-click is $2.20. The first ad is 9 round Fitness in. Research for boxing franchise first thing I see here is there brand name which. [2:17] My favorite because it doesn’t say right away that I mean test Fitness franchise but it just doesn’t say. [2:28] Boxing franchise you know up front and center even though it’s kind of implied by the 9round brand name and everything even there are URL says Fitness franchises. Alt this is among fast growing in franchise 500 only franchise for under 85 K 85,000. So they have some colored extensions is low overhead easy startup ongoing training and support spray standard. Or franchise and then have some sitelinks that’s a step to owning. Take Hour Fitness tour meet the 9round team and request more info so your phone number is well overall it’s not a turtle at I’d like to see the headline be. A little better really still lined with with the search and you know they can they can sell themselves a little later on in the in the process I believe. Is living on next we have title franchise. And they’re a little better job with the headline it says open a boxing franchise start your own Title Boxing Club so I think that’s a great kind of. Title and call Action all all-in-one and they’re using like they’re using extended. Text Dad’s cuz there’s two headlines and then it says in for the URL his title franchise.com / gym franchises. Does get the franchise fax today it seems a little little week for description what I mean they should...

We are meeting with Susan Boresow, President of TITLE Boxing Club.  The mission at TITLE Boxing Club is to be the best hour of someone’s day. For just one hour, you can beat up a bag, relieve stress and feel truly alive. TITLE Boxing Club’s high-intensity interval training workout sculpts bodies and burns calories like nothing you’ve experienced before. Their members love having trainers lead them through explosive boxing rounds where they deliver jab, cross, hook and uppercut combinations, working their entire body on our 100-pound heavy bags. Their experienced trainers don’t intimidate, but inspire you to become the champion of your life.   In part 2, we play a clip from our popular "Great Quotes in Franchising Podcast".  

TITLE BOXING CLUBBryan Scott Owner / Jimmy Farris General ManagerBryan, a 10 year retired NFL VET, playing for the Falcons Saints and Bills took the hand-off to open TITLE BOXING CLUBS in Metro Atlanta, on Dec 5th of 2014 shortly after his retirement from the league.Jimmy Farris, Bryan's teammate during his Falcon years Jimmy also a retired NFL spent 7 years in the league playing for the 49ers, Patriots, Falcons and Redskins.www.Atlanta.TitleBoxingClub.comIntagram: @teambryanscott.comTwitter: @teambryanscotthttps://www.facebook.com/bryan.scott.564Cellairis Mobile device repair & serviceJosh MillerFloor Coverings InternationalRichard Leveille - VP of Franchise DevelopmentRichard is passionate about Franchising! It's the greatest opportunity to get into business as well as grow a business. A franchise professional for 25+ years involved with several brands such as Smoothie King and currently with Floor Coverings International out of Norcross GA. Designated as a CFE by the International Franchise Association for 15+ years. Lives in New Orleans, LA.www.Flooring-Franchise.com

 Michael Skitzki, COO, Title Boxing Club

What happens to professional football players when their playing days are over? If you're Bryan Scott, SO MUCH HAPPENS! Bryan is an amazing businessman who stops by to talk to us today on Sports Palooza Radio about his career and his entrepreneurial spirit. The former Atlanta Falcon,  recently took over the Atlanta market of TITLE Boxing Club and has also appeared on Shark Tank for another business venture.  We can't wait to talk to this former NFLer about his career, his businesses and life off the gridiron! 

Bryan Scott, Owner of two Title Boxing Club franchises, shares what it means to be a Renaissance man and serial entrepreneur.  A successful NFL star whose career spanned 10 seasons and allowed him to play for the Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints and Buffalo Bills, he is also a self-taught musician and Founder of the non-profit, Pick Your Passion Foundation for the Arts.  With Title Boxing locations in the works and a visit to the Shark Tank airing April 24th, is there anything he CAN'T do?! Find out just how he keeps reinventing himself and his biggest advice to anyone with a dream.

Old ideas and new ideas both on the jobs agenda this week. FOX Business Network’s Cheryl Casone reports in “Hired”: Getting you hired, I’m Cheryl Casone with the FOX Business Network. Quirky helps bring people’s products and invention ideas to life, and they have 80 open positions, including developers, electrical engineers, operations, and marketers… many of the jobs in their San Francisco office. The company taking a “blackout week” three times a year, where everybody gets a paid vacation to relax and recharge. Columbus Castings has been around for more than a century, providing steel products for railroads and other industries. They plan to hire 550 more workers in the next three years, including welders and skilled machinists. TITLE Boxing Club is a fitness workout company focusing on boxing and kickboxing. They’ve got more than 500 jobs to fill before the end of the year. In membership sales and service, they need trainers; management positions as well. Finally, Edible Arrangements creates premium fresh fruit packages. They’re creating one hundred new jobs right now, and more for the holidays. Management, customer service, fruit experts all needed, and a new position…”chief birthday officer!” For more on these opportunities go to casoneexchange.com. I’m Cheryl Casone with the FOX Business Network for FOX News Radio. Follow Cheryl on Twitter: @cherylcasone Click HERE for more “Hired!”