Podcasts about tokyo olympian

Ellie Pashley is one of Australia's most popular runners, and it's easy to see why! The Tokyo Olympian and mum comes on for a candid conversation about her running career, pregnancy and balancing mum life with her athletic pursuits. This episode is part of a mini-series featuring some of our mighty marathon mums. We talk about some of Ellie's most memorable races like New York Marathon, where she and Sinead Diver got lost on the course (captured on live TV!), and the World Athletics Cross Country Championships in Bathurst where Ellie's family and friends wore t-shirts sporting a giant print of her face. We dive deep into why Ellie was so determined to get that Olympic qualifying time for Paris 2024, and unpack her attempts to secure it in London, Osaka and Hamburg, with lots of help from her training pals at the Surf Coast Track Club. Ellie Pashley is a marathon runner who represented Australia at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, where she finished in 23rd place. Ellie started running marathons in 2016, clocking 2:46 in Melbourne on debut. She has since progressed to 2:26, which she ran in Nagoya in 2019. One of her best performances was an 8th place at New York Marathon in 2:27. She also has a 10km PB of 31:18 from the 2019 World Championships in Doha, where she finished 13th. Ellie is also a physiotherapist and co-owner of coaching company, Run Strong, with her coach Julian Spence. She is a mum to Tiggy and Luna (her kelpie). -- Ellie Pashley's Instagram: @ellieopash Run With It Instagram: @runwithit.pod Elise Beacom's Instagram: @elisebeacom -- Intro/outro music by Dan Beacom Graphic design by Kate Scheer

Following the announcement of the British Olympic team for Paris, Matt and Oli chat through all the selection decisions before welcoming Phil Norman to the podcast. Despite running 8:18.65, the 6th fastest British Steeplechaser of all time and Tokyo Olympian missed out on selection. Phil talks about his experiences with British Athletics selection policies over the years, as well as his training and career as a whole. Enjoy!  Presented by SportsShoes.com

Sammy Schultz grew up playing multiple sports including soccer swimming, horseback riding, and shooting rifles. By the time she was a senior in high school, she realized she possessed the skill set required for 4 of 5 events in the Olympic Pentathlon. She decided to give fencing a shot and really enjoyed that as well! Joining the army gave her the support to train, created opportunities to grow, provided leadership experience but also challenged her to give up control and trust in her process. Her experiences taught her how to balance rhythm and aggression in her sport and in life. Not only is she a 2021 Tokyo Olympian, but she is a seven-time US National champion, Pan American Games Silver and Gold medalist, and multiple world and national team member in the sport of pentathlon. She is also a Certified Personal Trainer, Pilates and yoga instructor, strength and conditioning coach and running coach. Sammy frequently speaks to people of all ages in community at schools, sporting events and has worked with fellow Soldiers in the US Army to share her journey, overcoming obstacles, perseverance, and the importance of taking care of your mental and physical health. @samanthaausa

This episode features our first international athlete, Summer McIntosh. Summer is a 2021 Tokyo Olympian, a 4x world champion and world record holder in the 400 IM. Summer reflects on her family's rich sporting heritage. She shares anecdotes of her sister's success in figure skating and her mom's Olympic triumphs in swimming, particularly in the 200 fly. She credits her family's support and encouragement as the driving force behind her own achievements.   Transitioning from family legacy to personal balance, Summer discusses the art of managing her life both in and out of the pool. At just 17 years old, she juggles intense training sessions with the desire to experience a normal teenage life. She talks about finding harmony between her dedication to her sport and her need for downtime and social interaction.   Recalling her debut at the Olympics at the young age of 14, Summer expresses her immense pride in representing Team Canada and racing with the likes of Katie Ledecky and Ariarne Titmus. She shares the exhilaration of competing at the highest level and the honor of wearing her country's colors on the global stage for the very first time.   Summer's genuine passion for the sport shines through. She describes the challenge and physical pain of training for various disciplines and reveals her favorite event to prepare for—the 400 IM, where she feels most in her element. She speaks candidly about the trust and confidence she has developed in her coaches, allowing for open and effective communication. Through their guidance and support, she has grown both as an athlete and as an individual.   The episode concludes with a glimpse of Summer's unwavering determination and boundless potential. As she looks ahead to the Olympics this Summer, she remains grounded in her roots, fueled by the legacy of those who came before her and inspired by the promise of what lies ahead.   www.themagic5/unfiltered - Use this link to receive 20% off your purchase   littlewordsproject.com   cannonballmedia.co   Visit dreamrecovery.io to have your best sleep ever. Use code UNFILTERED for 30% your entire order and 50% off your first month of Dream Tape.  

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A little over 26 weeks away from the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, Hudson sat down with Mike Grady, a 2020 Tokyo Olympian competing on the US National Team.Grady graduated from Cornell University in 2019, where he rowed under Todd Kennett ‘91, on the Men's Heavyweight team. The connection that he shares with his teammates is evident when surrounded by each other… brotherhood, as some coin it. Nonetheless, the bonds he has created with the guys that he's been able to row with along the years, whether that be at Central Catholic, Cornell, the U19, U23, and even Senior National Team, is one to none.Everyone has their own favorite qualities of crew, but for Mike, it is the opportunity to race. We discuss the overall dynamics of California Rowing Club, coached by Mike Teti, Skip Kielt & Tim McLaren, impact of Justin Best (a pair partner and boatmate of his prior to college), and more! Be sure to tune into this week's episode, “Gritty Like Grady”!Fit, Healthy & Happy Podcast Welcome to the Fit, Healthy and Happy Podcast hosted by Josh and Kyle from Colossus...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyXeno Müller - Elite Rowing Coach Make your rowing dreams real! Use Code “FORSTARS” for $200 OFF on your desired training package!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In this episode I'm joined by Caragh, Mike and their dog Bridget. Caragh is a former Great Britain rower, Tokyo Olympian and Autistic, and Michael (Mikey) is a former Great Britain rower, current elite gravel cyclist, Dyslexic and Dyspraxic - together they have over 30 years experience of neurodivergence & high performance sport. This fascinating episode is full of lightbulb moments for all of us. We discuss the parallels between supporting a high performance athlete and the dogs we all share our lives with. To find out more about the great with that Caragh and Mike do visit https://www.neurodiversesport.com/ Don't forget to follow us https://www.instagram.com/thedogdialoguepod

Tokyo Olympian and U.S. National Teamer Paige Madden recently went to Santiago, Chile, for the 2023 Pan American Games. She was named one of the captains of the U.S. swim team and went on to win four medals. In this episode, she describes her experience in Chile while also talking about her difference in perspective between this upcoming Olympic cycle and the last cycle.

In Ep122 Haddy gets out the red carpet for Tokyo Olympian, Australian Marathon Record holder and recently crowned Australian Marathon Champion Sinead Diver. We chart Sinead's meteoric rise from non-competitive runner aged 33 to Australian Record holder aged 45. Sinead provides great insight into the life of an elite runner and the mind-set and dedication required to compete at the highest level. She describes her incredible achievements with a simplicity and humility that is equally endearing and inspiring. Sinead is a true legend of Aussie sport! We review the recent Sydney Marathon and it's chances at becoming the next World Major and discuss the recent obliterating of the World Marathon record. Enjoy! Special thanks to Runnulla for their ongoing support! P.S. Don't forget to sign up for the Lonely Mountain Ultra. October 14th/15th in beautiful Orange. Use the promo code RM10.   

We are privileged to be joined by Tokyo Olympian and pro boxer Emmett Brennan OLY (to give him his proper title) to talk about making the Irish Olympic team at 30, losing 8 national finals in a row but having the strength to come back and win the 9th, running a successful business and trying to have a life in between it all.   A must listen for any Irish boxing fans - Emmett also has his tarots read and manages to convince Peter to sign up to his classes...    BUY TICKETS FOR HIS FIGHT- SEP 16th   Tickets Conlan Boxing & McEleney Promotions - McKenna V Esposito, Dublin | Sat, 16 Sept 2023, 15:00 | Ticketmaster IE

On today's episode i am joined by Alex Winwood who is a professional boxer. Alex grew up in Western Australian and is a Indigenous man who's tribe is  Noongar people, it was a pleasure to have Alex on, we spoke about his recent fight, his journey and career so far, advice for young kids, representing Australia at the Olympics and plenty more. Enjoy today's episode.  BOXING ACHIEVEMENTS  CURRENT WBC WORLD RANKED #2 CURRENT WBC INTERNATIONAL LIGHT FLY CHAMPION #8 2020 TOKYO OLYMPIAN  2022 COMMONWEALTH GAMES ATHLETE 6-TIME AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION  Athlete's Olympic Committee member.  Share a yarn ambassador- Australian Institute of Sport. Find Alex at: IG-@alex_windwood  Facebook-Alex Windwood Find myself at: IG:@m.cope.fitness Website: www.marcuscopefitness.net Facebook:Marcus Cope Fitness Linkedln: Marcus Cope Youtube Channel: Marcus Cope Fitness

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

This week we welcome Tokyo Olympian Prisca Awiti Alcatraz to the show. We talk through her fantastic recent performance at the recent Doha Worlds, where she dethroned 2022 World Champion Horikawa en route to a 5th finish. We also discuss her confidence on the mat when she's facing up against the biggest names in the sport, coming up through Enfield JC, as well her Tokyo 2020ne experience with Team Mexico.Follow Prisca's journey toward Paris2024 on Instagram @priscaalcaraz1 and her YouTube channel @pvlogs6306Massive thanks to Prisca for giving up her time, and sticking with the interview through connection issues and interruptions from my daughter!

For this week's episode, we spoke to 800m man, and Tokyo Olympian, Oliver Dustin. A European U20 champion in 2019, Dustin broke into the senior ranks with his signature kick in 2021; running 1:43 in Nice. We spoke to him about his career so far, his goals for the next few years, and much more. Enjoy!

Japan's 'European' superstar, Yusuke Inaba, in the next guest on the Total Waterpolo Podcast. The Tokyo Olympian discusses the shape of water polo in Japan, the Tokyo Olympics and his career in Europe! #TotalWaterpolo #TotalWaterpoloPodcast #waterpolo The Total Waterpolo Podcast ► SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/@total_waterpolo ► SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/1domnXv... ► APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Running order 01:11 Water polo beginnings 02:52 How water polo works in Japan 05:34 Tokyo Olympics 13:37 Developing the 'Blue Samarai' 16:40 Adapting to playing in Europe's top league 22:11 Quickfire questions Follow us on our social networks ►WEBSITE: https://total-waterpolo.com/ ►INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/total_water... ►FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/totalwaterpo... ►TWITTER: https://twitter.com/total_waterpolo ►TIK TOK:https://www.tiktok.com/@totalwaterpolo Exclusive Discount Code at Wear Waterpolo - Code: PODCAST10 - Link: https://wearwaterpolo.com/ Get in touch: info@total-waterpolo.com

RELEASE - NZ SWIMMING A host of New Zealand records will be up for grabs as New Zealand's elite swimmers gather in Auckland this week for the 2023 Apollo Projects NZ Swimming Championships The National Championships are the premier swimming event in New Zealand and will feature stars including Dame Sophie Pascoe, Lewis Clareburt, Cameron Leslie and Erika Fairweather. The event is being held at the Sir Owen Glenn National Aquatic Centre in Auckland from April 1st to 5th, with heats being contested in the morning and finals in the evening. “This year's nationals are a really key event for us as it doubles as our selection event for the World Aquatics Championships and the World Para Swimming Championship later in the year,” said Swimming New Zealand CEO Steve Johns. “We're expecting our athletes to be at their absolute best as they compete for spots in the teams and we're looking forward to some world class racing over a great few days in the pool.” Johns is encouraging sports fans to get down to the National Aquatic Centre and support New Zealand's rising stars. “The athletes at this event will make up our teams for the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games next year so this is a great opportunity to get down and see them race in the flesh. “We're expecting a packed arena with a great atmosphere and we wouldn't be at all surprised to see some records fall. Tickets are available through our website and we'd love to see you there.” Tokyo Olympian and four-time Commonwealth Games medallist Lewis Clareburt says nationals is always a special event. “There's nothing quite like racing in front of your home crowd and it's an event where I always seem to go really well,” said Clareburt. “Our swim team showed what we're capable of at the Commonwealth Games last year. Since then I feel like we've only been getting better, the level is really high right now so I'm really looking forward to seeing what we're capable of over the next few days.” The full event schedule and results are available at this link. The races will be livestreamed on the Swimming New Zealand Youtube Channel. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More recently athletes all over the country have been flexing their muscles indoors and  a new outdoor season is just around the corner. Already Mark Smyth, the Raheny Shamrock AC sprinter has thrown down the gauntlet setting a new 200m indoor record in the Leinster championships to go with the gold he took in the nationals a few weeks earlier. Tokyo Olympian, Marcus Lawler, has had to settle for silver both times. Here he looks forward to the challenge set down by his rivals and discusses his career as an Irish full-time athlete. 

Izzi Batt-Doyle is a Tokyo Olympian over 5000m & 10,000m and is currently targeting the World Champs standard over the Marathon. She's the co-founder of 'Run As One' and is the owner of coffee shop 'The Run House'. Run As One Website: https://runasone.com.au---Members of the the Relaxed Running Training Hub get full access to all of our bonus podcast episodes, video content, guided audio runs, bonus articles and all of our running training programs (from 5km-Marathon). More than that, just for being a member you will have access to our running professionals for a members only discounted rate. It's only $5/month (USD) and you'll never pay more no matter how many resources we add - Join here: https://www.relaxedrunning.com/thetraininghub

This week's guest is Elise Cranny of Bowerman Track Club. Elise is a Tokyo Olympian and 2-time U.S. champ in the 5,000m who came on the podcast to look back on her 2022 season as she wraps up a spin through the European race circuit. We talked about Elise's growth as a professional runner and her relationship with Bowerman coach Jerry Schumacher, including the difficult decision to scratch the U.S. 10,000m champs earlier this year and how it paid off in her racing season. We also talked a lot about the mental side of the sport an the importance of listening to your body and planning for your long-term success over short-term satisfaction. Elise also shared her post-season travel plans, her European laundry strategy, and of course, her love language. This episode of Run Your Mouth is presented by Nike. We've partnered with them to help share athletes' stories in a way that reflects the different reasons we all choose to run, work out, and find our part of the track and field community. In my conversations with athletes in all events and all levels over the years, one common theme I hear over and over again is that finding the unique ways running brings you joy is the best way to develop a happy lifelong relationship with the sport. Come run with Nike. For the everyday and common runner Nike is committed to motivating, standing by, listening to, and helping them from the starting line to the finish line and every inch, meter and mile in between. Whether it's a local race, a major marathon, or just a run with friends, get out there and run. Just do it. Check out the Nike Run Club app and come run with us. On training under Bowerman coach Jerry Schumacher: “I'm a pretty independent person to a fault. I'm still trying to work on being better at communicating [with my coaches], but with Jerry, the energy he brings is what I love most. He helps you believe that you can go do something special.” On skipping the U.S. 10,000m champs: “It was hard to forgo the 10k championships in the moment but in the end, showing up at USAs and focusing on the 5k was the right call. I don't think I'd be still going this far into the season if I didn't make that decision.” On planning for a long professional running career: “In this sport, it's so easy to get caught up in short-term goals. The sport takes so much patience and a lot of times it takes years and years of work before it pays off, but consistent work can be really powerful in the long term.”

The Nosh is a monthly feature featuring NBDA President Heather Mason and Development Director, Rachelle Schouten discussing life, work, relationships, and their take on the latest industry news. Sharing highlights from this past month's virtual member events and collective retailer advice. In this episode they are joined by Erin Huck, a cross-country mountain bike racer, 5-time Elite National Champion, and Tokyo Olympian. Listen in as they talk to her about recovery from injury, setting and pursuing goals, balancing career, family, and racing, and the athlete mindset. Support the show

Canadian Olympian turned sports agent, Georgia Simmerling, and Maddy Price, Junior Olympian in the 200m and 400m, and Tokyo Olympian in the 400m talk about all things sports agents and representation! As a road and track cyclist as well as Alpine and Ski cross skier, and the first Canadian to ever compete in three different sports in three different Olympics, Georgia shares her experience on both sides of the athlete-agent relationship. Maddy and Georgia discuss how their relationship evolved, and give us tips on what to look for in an agent, what to avoid, and how to advocate for ourselves when beginning to work with an agency. They also share strategies for marketing ourselves on social media, and illuminate what brands might look for when partnering with athletes. “Things are changing globally and now is the time to invest in women's sport and it's happening. TV rights are going up, sponsorship dollars are going up because there's more exposure on TV and they're seeing the opportunity  is there for women. So I'm just trying to stir the pot a little bit and have some tough conversations and they're starting to happen.” - Georgia Simmerling

Jenna is joined by the first ever Athletes Unlimited AUX champion, Tokyo Olympian with Team Mexico, Arizona All American, and movie star, Danielle O'Toole! In part 1, they talk about the AUX experience and family atmosphere in San Diego, pitching strategy, her relationship with her All American mom, her mental health journey before and after the Olympics, separating her self worth from her performance, her support system, speaking up, and more. Twitter: @BleavInSoftball Instagram: @bleavinsoftball

Steve is joined by WBC, IBF and WBO junior welterweight champion Josh Taylor to look back at his controversial win over Jack Catterall back in February. Following a BBC documentary about the fight, Josh talks about why he felt his performance fell short, the abuse he and his family received in the aftermath and how a rematch is all he is thinking about. Steve also pays a visit to heavyweight Joe Joyce who returns to the ring this Saturday and he also catches up with Olympian Kariss Artingstall after she made her professional debut at the weekend.

This week's guest is Karissa Schweizer of Bowerman Track Club. Karissa is a Tokyo Olympian, the American record holder in the 3,000m, the #2 all-time 5,000-meter runner with a 14:26 personal best, and as of a few weeks ago, the national champion in the 10,000m who's headed back to Eugene this week to chase at least one more national title. We had an awesome conversation right after the Portland Track Festival last week (which is why during the episode we talk about entries for USAs with a little less clarity than we have now), and we covered everything from coming back from surgery last fall; growing up in a big running family; and how the culture at BTC has changed over the years. I also really enjoyed our conversation about the running culture in Portland Oregon and how that factors into the life of a professional runner. This episode was brought to you by Summer of Hayward. There's plenty to cheer for and plenty of hype to share as we on the CITIUS team gear up for USAs this week and Worlds next month, and you can follow along with us every step of the way. Learn more at citiusmag.com/summerofhayward. This month, I would also encourage you to consider picking up a CITIUS MAG Pride T-shirt in our merch store to show your LGBTQ track and field pride. All proceeds from this campaign go toward PFLAG, a great organization that supports education, outreach, and support for families of queer youth. Pick yours up at citiusmag.com/merchtoday! On bouncing back after surgery: “Last year there were so many times when I felt like I was limited by my body and my mind, and being pain-free allows you to dig into deeper levels. There was just no way the race could go poorly.” On training with her top rivals: “Even though it's an individual sport in some ways, you can make it a team sport. Elise and I have worked together in races, especially in trials races where top 3 matters most. Especially on the world level it's really nice to have someone you train with day in and day out when you're navigating the biggest stage.” On navigating the negative press: “We have almost a stronger team culture now because we've been through a lot. Everyone who stayed has had to get through a hard year together, and the group is closer as a result.” On goals moving forward: “At the end of the day, getting a medal on the world stage is my biggest goal. Records get broken, times get broken. But getting a medal – you can never take that away.”

Sean and Jake talk about types of fencing, strategies, finding and developing a flow state for competing (0:00), strength training, fencing gear and equipment, his 2020 olympic experience,  going to Columbia, his other interests like running and his dog (48:42) Get 2 Know more about Jake Hoyle Ig: @jakehoyle Twitter: @jakehoyle1234 https://jakehoyle.com/   Follow the Getting 2 Know U Pod on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook  Help the Getting 2 Know U Pod upgrade our recording and sound equipment through our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getting2knowupod Support the Getting 2 Know U Pod by SUBSCRIBING, RATING, AND REVIEWING when you listen: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/getting-2-know-u-pod/id1502868247 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/686ov3pdhcVVaN4PXZeMHA?si=hE_tJlSkRii-kaSGcJgLUw&nd=1 Podbean: https://getting2knowupod.podbean.com/  

Season 5 Episode 7, we chat to Australia 2020 Tokyo Olympian for the 10km Marathon Swim, Kai Edwards In this podcast we chat to Kai about his move down Sydney to train with long-time coach Chris Nesbit at Carlile. We discuss the Tokyo hangover after the games and what lead to his decision to come to Sydney from the Gold Coast. We also discuss his Tokyo experience from his first Olympic games, the atmosphere, the conditions, the flying fish and how he handled it all. As well as some of his favourite sets to help him get ready for those long gruelling events in the open water. Kai talks us through qualifying for his first games, how the selection process works and how it felt qualifying for his first games over in Portugal. We also talk Motorbikes, life away from the pool, future aspirations and a whole lot more.

Jenna is joined by Tokyo Olympian and silver medalist, Florida Gator, 2X national champion, one of the best catchers in the world, and inspiration for the next generation, Aubree Munro! In part 1, they talk about possibly being soul sisters, why defense and catching are her passions, working with Monica Abbott on Team USA, how pushing through the hard in college was the best decision, advice for travel softballers, mental health, Born Ready Sports, and much more. Twitter: @BleavInSoftball Instagram: @bleavinsoftball

2x USports Champion and USports Player of the Year with Trinity Western, Tokyo Olympian, and pro player Ryan Sclater joins the show! Ryan talks about picking volleyball over basketball, his time at Trinity, playing pro, and his journey from being cut from Team Canada's B Team to being named to the Tokyo roster after a few short seasons.  We hope you enjoy this episode. If you've read this far please, please, please leave a comment, a 5 Star review and the best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends about us!     Momentum Volleyball is the online Canadian hub for volleyball story telling, reporting, and event coverage, allowing content creators to connect with fans, coaches and players. Momentum is the hub for athletes, coaches and fans to find free and paid volleyball content, and are proud to be the voice of Canadian volleyball around the world! Head to momentumvolleyball.ca to subscribe for free, and get access to exclusive content and all your Canadian volleyball updates!

Welcome to the Through the Point Podcast, the world's #1 (and only) javelin specific podcast This week I had on Curtis Thompson who is someone it was challenging to make a title for. It was challenging because of all the amazing accomplishments he has haha Curtis grew up playing football and other sports and basically stumbled into the javelin one day. He quickly took to it and went on to be a national champion at JavU (Mississippi State) and is now an Olympian It was very cool to hear the background of how he got to where he is today and I am excited to see him keep throwing bombs! You can support Curtis on his website curtisthompson.us and check out his Instagram @curt_thompson! Check out my Instagram @throughthepoint_podcast while you're at it! Thanks for listening and enjoy Song: Coast to Coast by Galassie ft. PmBata

A weekly podcast covering women's sports news. Taking a look around the grounds - Liz Cambage has been formally reprimanded for an incident that occurred earlier this year, Lauren Parker has successfully defended her world paratriathlon championship and multiple WBBL records were broken over the weekend. For our key story we'll discuss the continued difficulties AFLW is experiencing playing throughout the pandemic. In the ice bath with Budgy Smuggler we chat to Aussie road cyclist and Tokyo Olympian, Tiffany Cromwell. Find us on Instagram @thefemaleathleteproject. Hosted by Chloe Dalton and Millie Dawson. Find us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAgq5bPEO5Q&ab_channel=the%5Bfemale%5Dathleteproject This episode is brought to you by Budgy Smuggler. Visit budgysmuggler.com.au

Jenna is joined by Mexico shortstop, Tokyo Olympian, Athletes Unlimited pro, and All Pac-12 Utah alum, Anissa Urtez! They talk about her Olympic experience, Team Mexico's culture, sports psychology, Athletes Unlimited and her cause, family, playing with and against her fiancé Amanda Chidester, Utah Softball and her HOF coach, what makes infield fun, and much more.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, you'll hear from Robyn Carrier. Her daughter, Marina Carrier, competed in the Modern Pentathlon in Tokyo, where she claimed 27th place in her Olympic debut. Robyn speaks candidly about what it's like being a sports parent of an athlete at these most usual Games.What was it like watching her daughter from their home Sydney? How did the Carrier family celebrate the Olympics — now that's a story you'll want to listen out for — and the thoughtful ways in which the Carriers showed their support for Marina, when they couldn't be there in person.Robyn shares with us how hard it can be as a sports parent.She explains what it's like when things aren't necessarily going to plan, along with the absolute joy when things do. Robyn says it was touch and go whether Marina would make it to the Games — and is in awe of the guts and determination that got her there in the end.Every athlete has a backstory — Robyn brings a parent's perspective. From the sliding doors moment when Marina first heard of the sport, to qualifying for the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games when she was 17, as Australia's first-ever female modern pentathlete.… and now, an Olympian. The path has been both brilliant and bumpy.INTERESTING LINKSPentathlon in 45 seconds with Marina Carrier

Tom is an Olympic race walker who holds three world best titles and six British records. Although Tom was involved in athletics from an early age, after his first race for Great Britain did not go well, he fell out of love with the sport and decided to follow his cousin's suggestion to volunteer at a summer camp in America. This was a decision that would change his life. http://ourvoicespodcast.com/ (Check out our website for the latest from Our Voices) We're also on https://www.facebook.com/ourvoicesinthenhs (Facebook), https://twitter.com/OurVoices14 (Twitter) and https://www.instagram.com/ourvoicespod/ (Instagram) A https://fascinateproductions.co.uk/ (Fascinate) Production Support this podcast

Tokyo Olympian 400m Athlete Laviai Nielsen joins me today to discuss her experience competing for the first time at an Olympics this year at the Tokyo olympics.  This really is a must listen, this honestly is one of my favourite episodes to date, enjoy. Find Laviai (and social media) on instagram @laviai

Holly's story allows us to take a contemporary look at the Olympic experience. She is a pole vaulter who is preparing to compete in her 3rd Olympic Games in Tokyo. Holly talks about the anxieties she experienced as a child when doing sport for the first time and how these anxieties resurfaced as she was exposed to the challenges that come with being a high-profile athlete. http://ourvoicespodcast.com/ (Check out our website for the latest from Our Voices) We're also on https://www.facebook.com/ourvoicesinthenhs (Facebook), https://twitter.com/OurVoices14 (Twitter) and https://www.instagram.com/ourvoicespod/ (Instagram) A https://fascinateproductions.co.uk/ (Fascinate) Production Support this podcast

Joined by Tokyo Olympian and EP 6 guest, Zak Seddon, we reviewed day 6 of the athletics at the Tokyo games. We cover the women's 3000mSC final, the women's 1500m semi-finals and the men's 800m final. Enjoy!

Episode #100 of the Dub Jellison Podcast with Tokyo 2020 Olympian, Samson Colebrooke! Follow Samson on social media!  Instagram: @samson_colebrooke Check out the Official Home of the Dub Jellison Podcast! https://www.dubpod.co/ Follow the podcast and Dub on Instagram! @dubjellisonpodcast @dubjellison Like, subscribe and share with your friends!

Frazer, a superheavyweight boxer, has spent 12 years on the Team GB Olympic boxing team. It is a record period of time. During previous tournaments, he has lost out on making the Olympics to illustrious GB competitors, such as current unified Heavyweight Champion: Anthony Joshua, and current WBO mandatory challenger: Joe Joyce. But, despite not achieving his dreams on those occasions, Frazer has refused to give up on his ambitions. http://ourvoicespodcast.com/ (Check out our website for the latest from Our Voices) We're also on https://www.facebook.com/ourvoicesinthenhs (Facebook), https://twitter.com/OurVoices14 (Twitter) and https://www.instagram.com/ourvoicespod/ (Instagram) A https://fascinateproductions.co.uk/ (Fascinate) Production Support this podcast

Coach Tyler was able to talk with Nicole before she leaves for Tokyo. Nicole Ahsinger, originally from San Diego, CA. trains at Trampoline & Tumbling Express in Lafayette, Louisiana under Head Coach, Dmitri Poliaroush. We discussed her recent training schedule, as well as how she felt when she was officially named to the 2021 Olympic Team AGAIN! Several of our students sent in questions for Nicole, and Coach Tyler asked his Rapid 5 questions. Women's Trampoline will compete in Tokyo on July 29th and 30th. Be sure to catch Team USA by visiting NBCOlympics.com

In this episode Emma sits down with Heather MacLean, the New Balance Boston athlete who just qualified for the Tokyo Olympics in the 1500m. She tells us how she got into running despite not having rides to practice as a high-schooler, getting a college education through a running scholarship, working a job while being a full-time student athlete, falling in love getting better as a pro, and much more. You can find Emma on Instagram at @emmaabrahamson and on her YouTube Channel. Follow Convos Over Cold Brew Podcast on Instagram at @convosovercoldbrewpod. Follow Heather on Instagram at @heather_maclean31 and Twitter at @heathair31!Click here to shop Convos Over Cold Brew merchandise!OFFERS:InsideTracker | Go to http://insidetracker.com/emma to get 25% off their entire store and level up your running & nutrition game with a concrete, science-backed, trackable action plan.Organifi | Go to organifi.com/coldbrew and use code "COLDBREW" to get 20% off all products!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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One of the most interesting stories about this monster roster that is the USA Women's Olympic Water Polo Team, which is expected to win gold beginning on July 24 in Tokyo, is Stephania Haralabidis. Born and raised in Greece but already a dual citizen she made the tough decision to try for a spot on the American team, the world's best for a decade or more. She flew to Tokyo on Tuesday but spoke with Total Waterpolo in between practices last Friday.

Join us as we chat with upcoming Tokyo Olympian, Kaylin Whitney. We chat with Kaylin about her passion behind track and running, her excitement for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, what she's most looking forward to and what the biggest challenge will be and more!

Great conversation with Olu Olamigo, discussing his journey to the Olympics, coaching, motivation, and much, much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ray-zaragoza/message

Persistent and trusting the process is what got our guest today to where she is now. While making it to the Olympics has been her goal for years, it is not the end all be all of her story. Samantha Shultz is a member of Team USA's Modern Pentathlon and getting ready to head to Tokyo in a few weeks. Listen in. Become inspired and go out there and do hard things. If you like the show please give us a five star rating and review and be sure to tell your friends. Subscribe on Apple Podcast Spotify or wherever you are listening. Connect with the podcast on Instagram at @behindthesweatpod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthesweatpod/support

On today's show we go CROSSNET with Latvian Beach Volleyball star and soon to be Tokyo Olympian (her and her partner have already qualified for the Games