Podcasts about Touch rugby

If you want to lose fat, build muscle and build an impressive, athletic physique - this episode is for you. Expect to find out the mindset you need to take, what you need to pay attention to for your nutrition, how to organize and approach your training, supplements and much more.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:09 Mindset2:35 Nutrition3:08 Tip 14:17 Protein and calories7:20 Build Muscle and Lose Fat10:14 Training11:25 My mistake in the past (regret)12:23 How much muscle to gain? And how?14:41 Weekly Split15:41 Sleep16:19 Touch Rugby and Sevens17:27 Supplements17:58 Plan18:41 MotivationRugby Muscle Elite 1on1 Coachinghttps://rugby-muscle.com/elite/For The Rugby Athlete Blueprinthttps://rugby-muscle.com/14DRABTeam Rugby Musclehttps://rugbymuscle.programs.app/Support the Show.

Rob arrives at the Clubhouse to find Jack deep in guitar practice for an upcoming audition! As the Rugby Union World Cup continues, they relive Rob's participation at the annual ‘Touch My Brum' inclusive Touch Rugby tournament in July, with his team the Clapham Feelers. We follow the Feelers three teams as they journey through the tournament. The Diamonds go all out to defend their title, the Emeralds aim to go one better than the semi's last year and the Rubies go all out to prove their potential, but who will take the Crown!Rob meets players and staff from other competing LGBTQI+ Touch teams from across the country including Manchester Village Spartans, Reading Renegades and the hosts, Birmingham Bulls RFC, David Cumpston.For anyone interested in playing Touch Rugby visit England Touch and if you're interested in going along to your local International Gay Rugby (IGR) Team to get involved in Touch or full 15-a-side Rugby Union or 13-a-side Rugby League check out the links below.Thanks to all those we spoke to and the competing teams who made it a fantastic tournament.Subscribe on your preferred podcast platform, rate us and stay in touch and share your Touch My Brum memories on Instagram, TikTok, Threads and Twitter @stagedoorathleticwww.englandtouch.org.ukwww.igrugby.orgwww.rugby-league.com/get-involved/play/touch-rlHosts: Jack Loxton & Rob Shaw CameronProducer: James CourtEdited by: Rob Shaw CameronDesign by: Charlie Finn@jackloxton1 @robshawcameron@thecourtofjames @finn__studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Während Walt überlegt, die Sporthalle für eine entspannte Runde Stand-Up-Paddling zu fluten, überlegt Janes, ob Touch-Rugby überhaupt eine Trendsportart ist. Was einen Trend auszeichnet, welche Trendsportarten es nicht in den Sportunterricht geschafft haben oder es andersherum NUR in der Sporthalle existieren, darüber sprachen die beiden Wimasu-Gründer in der aktuellen Folge.Wissensartikel Trendsport: https://wimasu.de/trendsport/

Nick Frank talks about what touch rugby is and how to get involved in Luxembourg.

It was a busy studio this morning as Tom was joined by Ruby Hughes, Stella Hughes, Penelope Neighbor, Katie Frank, Victoria Wise and Alessia Hancock from the RCL rugby club along with their coach April Jiang, who came to talk about the RCL Ladies Day that is happening on the 5th of March. In order to encourage more girls and women to play sport, the Rugby Club de Luxembourg is running a Rugby/Touch experience on Sunday 5th March from 10am-1pm. Girls and women from 8yrs upwards are invited to come to the Boy Konen terrain to try out the sport of Rugby contact and Touch. Most women think of Rugby as a male dominated sport. In fact the non contact form called Touch Rugby is ideally suited to women and in countries such as Australia and New Zealand is one of the main female sports. Here Luxembourg RCL has 28 girls & women playing, and Walferdange Ladies provides an opportunity for women's contact Rugby. This taster will consist of some activities that illustrate the skills and fun of rugby. This will be followed by some short games of Touch to get a feel for how the game is played. As Touch is a very limited contact sport, they will be playing mixed age games, so Mums, daughters, friends can all play together. No specialist equipment is needed, just a pair of trainers/running shoes and a desire for fun. Players can find more information and sign up at www.rcl.lu or by emailing info@rcl.lu

Follow Elizabeth SolaruLuxury Business Emporium Website: https://luxurybusinessemporium.com/Linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-solaru-1ba901Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luxurybusinessemporium/Holly Suttle: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/holly-suttle-99b75355Holly Suttle is a PR and Communications professional specialising in engineering technology and the luxury beauty industry. Born in Oxford and brought up in the English countryside of Wiltshire, Holly currently resides in Cologne having relocated earlier this year to lead the Hair Care Communications for Dyson Germany. From implementing influencer strategies to launching Dyson's latest technology, Holly's role is hands-on in a fast-paced corporate environment. This year, February saw Holly Suttle lead the global livestream launch of the new Dyson Airwrap multi-styler to journalists across the globe live from Dyson's UK headquarters. In May, Holly then hosted and organised the physical launch event of the latest Airwrap in Hamburg for the DACH region; last month, Holly led the PR activity backstage at Fashion Week in Milan, two weeks after relocating to Germany.Holly Suttle is a keen sports enthusiast who regularly enjoys running, swimming and cycling, having competed in her firs triathlon over summer. For the past 1.5 years, Holly ran both Dyson's extra-curricular Basketball and Touch Rugby teams in her free time and is a strong advocate for exercise and sport as a solution to maintaining positive mental health. Hollyvalues hard work, creative thinking and open conversations. She believes in the strength of diversity within teams and finding different ways of thinking to solve problems.In her personal time, Holly takes pleasure in spending time with close friends and family, writing piano music and learning about different cultures through travel. Holly holds a Bachelors degree in English Literature and Creative Writing from Newcastle University and a professional scuba-diving qualification as a Divemaster. With great drive and ambition paired with her zeal for technological advancements and iconic design, Holly Suttle endeavours to become a top business leader in the luxury sector across the fashion and technology industry.

In this episode we speak to Sammie Phillips, General Manager and Head of Elite Performance at England Touch Rugby. Focusing on the benefits of touch rugby, we are going to cut to the root on why touch rugby isn't rugby touch.Sammie is a current touch rugby international and her philosophy is to identify potential in coaches and athletes and support them to maximise their potential and achieve their vision/mission/goals. You can contact her @sammiephillips04 on Instagram and find out more about England touch rugby on www.englandtouch.org.uk  

Tom was joined on the Breakfast Show this morning by 2 rising stars in Luxembourg's growing touch rugby scene. Alessia Hancock and Albert York came on the show today to talk about their experiences playing at the Junior European Championships in Vichy. Luxembourg joined up with Belgium for the tournament with Alessia playing for the Mixed under 15s. She played in every match and came up against the likes of England(winners), France, Ireland and even beat Wales twice. Albert played in the Mixed under 18s team against France (winners), England and Wales and scored a try against France. Touch Rugby is a growing sport in Luxembourg and a good alternative to rugby enthusiasts that prefer a more agile and less physical game to standard rugby. RCL have junior touch training sessions for girls and boys aged 8-16yrs every Saturday at Cessange and a tuesday night at 7.30 for adults If you or your kids are interested in playing for RCL Touch, then contact them at luxembourgtouch@gmail.com

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Retired Women's Premier League Rugby player Anna Symonds is leading the cannabis charge off the field for athletes across the globe. Before retiring, Symonds dominated the rugby field with highlights that include; a USA Rugby Div 1 National Championship, a Sydney (Aus) Premiership Championship, 4 national championships in the sport of Touch Rugby and represented the USA Women's Team at the 2015 Touch Rugby World Cup. Today she is a thought leader, industry expert and cannabis educator using her platform to break the stigma. Anna connected with D Rey to talk about her professional career, a deep dive into education, cannabis routines, plant relationships, rules and regulations, a halftime infused moment, the cannabis green thumb, psychedelics, sports cannabis and what needs to change going forward. Learn About her Movement Today! Hosted by: D-Rey Production by: Sports Cannabis Inc.

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Depuis 2017, le club de Touch Rugby colmarien s'entrâine deux fois par semaine au stade de la Mittelhart. Le Touch, c'est une discipline cousine du rugby, venue d'Australie, mais avec quelques règles différentes. Par exemple, elle se dispute à 6 contre 6, les contacts et les mélées ne se font pas. Et, comme son nom l'indique, pour chiper le ballon ovale à l'adversaire, il faut le toucher. En ce sens, le Touch Rugby est plus proche du rugby à VII ou à XIII, où les adversaires cherchent plus à s'éviter qu'à se percuter. Ce sport demande donc de l'agilité ainsi que de l'endurance, car les courses s'enchaînent.  Pour découvrir ce sport, l'association de touch Rugby de Colmar propose deux initiations les mercredi 30 mars et  6 avril, à 19h15, au stade la Mittelhart. 

Tom was joined on the Breakfast Show today by Paul Sweetnam who is Operations Manager at the Rugby Club de Luxembourg, Marie-Gabrielle Poupel who is Secretary of the Luxembourg Touch Federation and Nick Frank Nick Frank who runs the RCL Touch club and the Junior Touch which is part of the RCL Ecole de Rugby. They were here specifically to talk about Touch Rugby in Luxembourg which has been a popular sport in the country for over 18 years. Touch Rugby is a 6 a side non-contact version of Rugby where the Tackle is a light Touch. As speed of thought and teamwork is more important than power, it is possible for men, women, boys and girls of different ages and physical capability to play together in social to elite competitive environments. At the RCL club night the age range frequently is from 14 - 60yrs. Luxembourg competes at international Touch Rugby tournaments and including the European Championships where their teams have played against the like of England or Scotland. Touch Rugby is open to anybody that would like to try it out. For any females that would like to try it out there is a women's only night on the 1st Thursday of the month. Otherwise new players can attend Tuesday club night which is a mixed training environment. For more information head to www.rcl.lu

Niall Williams is a Black Ferns sevens player, Olympic silver medalist and before transitioning to sevens was one of the best touch rugby players in the world.Niall talks about;The neck injury that ruled her out of the Olympics.The new perspective & mindset her recent injury gave her.The nerves she feels returning to play.Age & getting old not worrying her.What has helped her developed mental toughness.Transitioning from Touch Rugby to Sevens.Her dreams growing up.Her relationship with failure.Becoming independent at a young age.Being dropped and feeling worthless.Her brother, Sonny Bill Williams, helping her when she was in a black hole.Work the Black Ferns do on their personalities.The importance of connection amongst teammates.Trauma.Having difficult conversations.Processing shitty comments online.Being a mum and a pro rugby player.Moving from touch rugby to sevens.The money she makes in Sevens.Link to join The 1st XV Patreon & get extra podcastshttps://www.patreon.com/offfieldrugbyLink to Support the Podhttps://www.patreon.com/offfieldrugbyMy instagram is https://www.instagram.com/offfieldrugby/ any feedback you have or thoughts for the pod, please DM me there, would love to hear them.Please share the podcast on your twitter or instagram, and with some friends.Please subscribe/follow the podcast wherever you're listening, & Please leave a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts, letting me know what you like about the pod. Thank you Really appreciate you clicking in, cheers! Get the bonus Podcasts on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Elite Athletes as Cannabis Advocates at #CannaBizSummit today on NCIA's Cannabis Industry Voice with Bethany Moore only on Cannabis Radio. Generally speaking, more and more athletes have been coming forward to help destigmatize, and also advocate for the plant to be used for health issues like chronic pain and injury. It's a little different than celebrity-like a musician or actor coming forward as an advocate like Melissa Etheridge and Whoopi Goldberg. Athletes bring a bit more story to the game here. Anna Symonds is a retired Women's Premier League rugby player with a 20-year rugby career that included a Division I National Championship, national All-Star selection, and a Sydney (Australia) Premiership Championship. She has also won four national championships in Touch Rugby and competed for the USA at the 2015 Touch World Cup. An advocate and educator, Anna speaks regularly about the therapeutic benefits of cannabis for elite athletes and the wider population alike. She served on the Oregon Cannabis Commission's Research Leadership Subcommittee from 2020-2021. Anna is an Ambassador for various nonprofits including, the Last Prisoner Project.Rachael won an NCAA national championship with the University of Portland in 2005, played pro soccer in Europe in 2010, and eventually retired to pursue her passion in the health and fitness industry. Leveraging her BS in Life Sciences and MS in Health & Exercise, Rachael went on to build a top performance training company and lifestyle apparel brand with her sister, US Soccer star Megan Rapinoe, both in Portland and nationally. After working for the University of Portland women's soccer team as the head performance coach, Rachael left to co-found Mendi-- an athlete and active consumer-focused cannabis brand helping people thrive naturally.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On today's show, Matt confronts Jerry with yet another Seven Sharp complaint, the boys talk TV shows as they binge their way through lockdown and a game of touch rugby causes controversy...

In Part 1, we discussed Pat, his story, and the ups and downs of starting Touch's go-to, the "Touch Project Podcast" with 250K + streams. Now, we discuss the value we try give on our podcast, and a very real, raw, and specific conversation on his weight loss and health journey. From -100 to 100, his story is amazing.Featuring: Pat Spellman (Touch Project Podcast). 

Yes we are back after a short break while I was busy teaching and of course playing rugby now that the restrictions have eased here in the UK. Today's episode is a special inside experience of what Touch My Brum is all about. Of course for those of you in the UK who play Touch Rugby, it is the event of the year and I couldn't resist coming along and meeting up with old and new faces let's see if you recognise them from other episodes! It is great to be back in the podcasting seat and of course over the summer I will be bringing you more stories from LGBTQ+ rugby athletes from around the world so make sure you follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for more information. I'm Christian John and this is RuckMyLifePodcast.

Listen to the man behind the mic's story for a change. In Part 1, we discuss Pat, his story, and the ups and downs of starting Touch's go-to, the "Touch Project Podcast" with 250K + streams. From -100 to 100, his story is amazing . Enjoy -  see you for Part 2 next week. It's even better.Featuring: Pat Spellman (Touch Project Podcast). 

Summer sport

With schools now back and some relaxation in the rules we’ve all lived under for the past year, it’s good to hear about a new business being set up to encourage children to get out into the open air and learn new sports – and perhaps a new language as well. “Sport and Spanish” will start holding classes outdoors here in Portobello as well as The Meadows and Inverleith Park. It’s the brainchild of three Spaniards, all of whom have qualifications in sports science and sports coaching. One of the founders is Isma Perez who is based here in Porty. https://www.sportsandspanish.co.uk/

With me on this episode is Ebiye Jeremy Udo-Udoma, otherwise known as @HandballNinja on all social media. Ebiye and I discuss how his athleticism with his hands led him to representing the United States through Handball and Touch Rugby. A good portion of our conversation is geared towards the World Beach Games and the rise of beach sports that hopefully leads to involvement in future Olympics. If you have a second, please subscribe/follow and leave a rating/review on whatever platform you’re listening on and follow @FullOnBeachSoccer on social media for more beach soccer content. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fullonbeachsoccer/support

Competitive and unbelievably driven, Marnie has some very special qualities and it was an honour to have an in-depth chat with her on her journey and relationship to 'winning'.Marnie has founded multiple companies including Sporty Minis, MyBizAcademy and Sportsfit. She has also taught young people PE and has also coached high-level athletes. She has also competed at the highest level in both Indoor Netball (Nets) and Touch Rugby, representing England in both on an international level.She now divides her time between all these businesses alongside business coaching, co-hostng the podcast @inspiringnurseries, mummying and of course, continuing her pursuit of sporting excellence.

Ellen Ave: Reihana Soutar-Finch x Fin Barnett (S2, E14) Certainly the oldest guest we've had on the show to date (oh here we go trading shots early) but man it was cool to sit down with someone who's been around to experience more things and just listen and learn from him .  And we had HEAPS of laughs hahahaha Please go and listen right now for yourself - but we had a really good talk about his national and international sports career to date, including his journey, recent time off, self improvement, an upcoming tournament, and injury prevention as well. Oh and we may be guilty of discussing long hair and golf as well.... A couple other golden nuggets in there too- for example how spotting an opening, narrowing in, and taking it can play heavily to your advantage. Genuinely loved this talk and make sure you go catch some visuals on Youtube too! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS2W1Gjcgg8tO5uEeyUBBiA   IF YOU ARE READING THIS - subscribe, you won't regret it. probably cheers x  

Welcome to the ninth episode of our new panel series "FYB Rugby Round Table". Over the coming weeks we will be discussing the biggest issues in grassroots Rugby in the UK with a different panel of players, coaches and volunteers.This episode features a chat about the return to Rugby in England and Wales, including stage C on the RFU's Return to Rugby, Ready4Rugby and Touch Rugby and how pre-season training is going so far.Joining me on the panel -Ashley Brandon - Barnes RFCRobert Holmes - Racal Decca RFCRyan Bath - Fall Bay RFCTune in each week LIVE on https://www.facebook.com/fybrugby on Thursday evenings at 1830GMT.SUPPORT OUR SHOW - GET 10% OFF ANYTHING AT RUGBYSTORE.CO.UK BY USING OUR PROMO CODE FYBPOD AT CHECKOUT!SUPPORT OUR SHOW - https://supporter.acast.com/fyb-rugby-round-tableFollow our social channels -Facebook.com/fybrugbyTwitter - @fyb_rugbyInstagram - @fyb_rugbyOur website - www.fybrugby.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/fyb-rugby-round-table. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ellen Ave: Pokaiaua "Chops" Kurukaanga x Fin Barnett (S2, E5). Touch is a kind of a big thing in NZ... but mainly as a Friday night social game with friends and family in the summer. But there's a rapidly growing competitive aspect to the game exploding throughout Australasia and today we sit down with someone who's made their way up through the ranks and now plays at the highest level possible. Someone made the comparison of it being like the All Blacks, but for touch. Have a listen in on my convo with Choppa and learn about his journey to the top, what competitive touch looks like in NZ, some of the biggest challenges he's faced and the biggest moments we've been in, and FINALLY our tips for you on training and preparing for important trials and tournaments. E N J O Y !   X O IF you want, follow for more behind the scenes & bonus content on insta @ellenave_(https://www.instagram.com/ellenave_/) And if you enjoyed this, either repetitively type 'Fin Barnett podcast' in every Tuesday, or just like, subscribe or something, idk. cheers x 

We are joined by Brian Fitzgerald from Irish Touch Rugby who talks about growing the sport, World Cups, new development league and how anybody can join their local club.  Football journalist Mark Rodden joins us as we preview the upcoming Europa League and Champions League games and pick our winner! Sean dissects Ireland's dramatic cricket victory last night against England. We also ask the question, where can Irish cricket really go from here? There was also the small matter of the richest game in football last night as Scott Parker's Fulham beat Brentford to secure promotion to the Premier League.  00:12 Introduction 00:55 Ireland Cricket Review 11:54 Championship Play-Off Final Review 14:25 Ireland Touch Rugby - Brian Fitzgerald 14:49 How Brian got involved 16:07 World Cup 2011 18:44 Inclusivity 20:04 Schools 21:21 Keeping young players involved in rugby 26:30 Rules 27:33 Irish Touch League 29:10 Social Media 30:51 Europa / Champions League Preview - Mark Rodden 31:30 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United 36:36 Wolves 38:53 Pep Guardiola's Manchester City 43:25 Cristiano Ronaldo's Future 45:10 Atalanta's Serie A Rise 49:30 PSG 52:07 Frank Lampard's Chelsea 54:03 Our Winner(s) 57:56 This week's Champions League fixtures 62:20 Coming up on Tackling Sport Introduction to Touch Rugby https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P_GxGyq4eE

This interview is with Joe and Celine Swason from Nailsea and Backwell Touch Rugby Club. Listen in as we discuss with Joe and Celine about the Touch Rugby club and what they can offer the community...

We had the opportunity to connect with Anna Symond on SportsCannabis to discuss all things cannabis, the athletic world, sports and her career. Anna will take us through her training regiment, how she's integrated CBD into her life for relief and recovery as well as what she's done to help destigmatize the plant. She's also an advocate that promotes awareness and education on a number of platforms as an Athlete Ambassador for Athletes for Care and as a CBD Educator and Advocate with East For Cultivars' CBD Certified Program. Athletes, pro athletes as well as now sporting leagues are looking to Cannabis in one way or another. For years pro athletes haven't been able to access a plant that could alleviate the pressures of a rigorous #training schedule, demanding hours, and injuries. The traditional methods consisted of a cocktail of remedies that had both short term and long term side effects that are proven to be detrimental to these athletes and their careers. Anna Symond's rugby career includes a USA Rugby Division National Championship, selection to the National All-Star Competition, and a Sydney Premiership Championship. She also represented the United States of America and amassed 3 national championships in Touch Rugby with the Portland Hunter www.treehousesolution.com

Lani Copper is founder and CEO of Mobot. She is also a standup comedian, and a regular at LA's The Comedy Store. She shares how she used comedy as a form of healing and medicine to retrain and enhance her cognitive brain and memory skills after a traumatic sports injury accident playing Touch Rugby. Using humor as medicine, you can safely say that Lani approaches all things with grit and optimism.MOBOT was the first to patent the combined a foam roller and a reusable, environmentally sustainable water bottle. With a call for society to be more conscious and sustainable, Lani not only answered, but delivered with an innovative product that teaches society to constantly reimagine their perspective.Launching with the ‘world’s first water bottle that doubles as a foam roller’, the brand quickly gained attention for not only being cool, but for giving consumers an avenue to use a water bottle as an instrumental tool to alleviate muscle tension anytime, anyplace. Six years later, the range of offerings has expanded to over twenty products which support the overarching mission to make sustainability a one-and-done solution. To compliment the product, MOBOT also offers ‘MOBOT-ing’ foam rolling classes, training courses, branded collaborations, and is sold in over 100 retailers globally, including Nordstrom, Equinox, goop and Bloomingdales.LINKS:Mobot IG 

Piers Mitchell and I met in Africa in 2017 whilst on a rugby outreach program and I caught up with him at Richmond Rugby Club in January of 2020.   We talked about our time coaching kids in Africa with The Bhubesi Pride, Piers’ self-admittedly limited playing career, some amazing stories about playing rugby around the world, Touch Rugby and how it can be used a development and outreach tool to grow the game, club sustainability, and lastly what it’s like to be a rugby Dad and living life vicariously through his son.   This is one of the most wide-ranging conversations in Amateur Rugby Podcast history, there’s a bit of something in here for absolutely everyone, so sit back, relax and please welcome Piers Mitchell.   LINKS Piers can be found on Twitter - @piersmitchell1 (https://twitter.com/piersmitchell1)   If you’d like to take him up on his kind offer of 4 tickets for a DMP home game, get in touch via the Darlington Mowden Park website - https://www.mowdenpark.com/   Piers also mentioned several other clubs and organisations, check them out below:   Bhubesi Pride (https://bpfafrica.org/) Friends of Rwandan Rugby (https://friendsofrwandanrugby.com/) Touch Rugby (http://www.englandtouch.org.uk/) Telford Rugby Club (https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/telfordhornets) Cardiff Uni Rugby Club (https://www.cardiffstudents.com/activities/sport/rugby/) Rosslyn Park (https://rosslynpark.co.uk/) Sedbergh School (https://www.sedberghschool.org/) Richmond Rugby Club (https://richmondfc.co.uk/)   PODCAST KIT Everything I use to create, edit and produce this podcast can be found on my Creating a Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/creating-a-podcast/) page.   SUPPORT If you would like to support the podcast in some way then there are plenty of options for you on my Support the Podcast (https://www.amateurrugbypodcast.com/support/) page.

Folge 145: Feiertagssolo Ich hoffe ihr genießt die Zeit! In der Folge erzähle ich von meinen drei unverbindlichsten Momenten, die mir sehr lange noch unangenehm waren. Außerdem: Würde ich mit der 90jährigen Marilyn Monroe schlafen? Damit ihr euch 2020 ein neues Hobby anschaffen könnt habe ich drei Leute angerufen, die ein schräges Hobby haben: Ursi spielt Touch Rugby, Jan macht Astrofotografie und Xenia sammelt schräge Gießkannen. Itunes: https://apple.co/2DltvZs Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2QgN7R9 Werdet Teil der Patron Familie schon ab 5$ im Monat: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3725261 Shirts und Tassen im Yahudi Store: http://www.yahudi.de Love n Hatemails und Supporten via Paypal an: bensprichtpodcast@gmail.com Amazon Geschenkliste: https://amzn.to/36Z7JpM E-Mail Newsletter Anmeldung: https://bit.ly/2PIz9Ze Regelmäßiger Stammtisch in München Termine: https://t.me/Unaufgeregter_Stammtisch_Muc————————————————————————— Werbung für Sponsoren: http://yahudi.de https://rotwild-outlet.de

Betty and Winnie are the guests on this weeks show. Betty told us that they are looking for recruits for Touch Rugby at SWIS so that they can have an all girls team. Their coaches are Brian Kasper, Shane Gower and Daniel Di Gregorio. Winnie provides us with information about the Badminton and Basketball teams in the Middle School. SWIS ROC RADIO LISTEN, LIKE, LEARN --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eugene-leonard/message

This week on Who Runs The Field? Girls, I am interviewing Ruhia Tamati who has represented New Zealand at an elite level for Touch Rugby, finding out a little bit about her journey and what she thinks about Women's Rugby in New Zealand

Another pre-season does of rugby chat from the Dungeon. Touch Rugby and Sevens Rugby Championships; transfer news; Super Rugby; Quins and Saints under the spotlight; news, views and opinions from the rugby week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Featuring: Sav and Fred We still appear to exist as Sav and Fred chew the fat about their thoughts on who has blocked us on twitter, coaching techniques and pre-season team building. Check out our new rugby satire website: https://thedummyrunner.com/ Podcast RSS Feed: http://linebreakrugby.com/feed/podcast/linebreak-monday-podcast Visit our website: www.linebreakrugby.com Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LineBreakRugby Follow us on …

Matt is a 1987 graduate of Cumberland College of Health Sciences/Sydney University in Sydney, Australia. He has a representative-level background in Rugby and Cricket, has completed an Ironman Triathlon, and been chosen for the USA in Touch Rugby at the World Master’s Games. With wide-ranging sports physical therapy experience, he has consulted with groups such as the PGA Seniors Tour and the Nike Team Oregon project and was the Canadian National Cross Country Ski Team Physiotherapist. Matt is also a board certified sports physiotherapist (Australia SPG, Level III) who teaches courses throughout the USA, Canada, and Australia on topics such as Running biomechanics and treatment, advanced orthopedic Clinical Reasoning, and treatment approaches for the foot, ankle, and spine. He has a particular interest and expertise in running-related injuries, technique, and rehabilitation, but he also enjoys treating complex chronic spinal and tendon-related pain, having developed a number of evidence-based protocols with local surgeons and physiatrists.Contact Matt at: mwalsh@taiweb.comIN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT...When the biomechanics of running matters and when it doesn't.What's the difference between being fit and being healthy?The body is looking for the best way to do something - adaptation to stress. How your beliefs about your body effect your recover and healing.How running with purpose changes everything.How the context of movement is driven by your environment.The abundance of giving (the purpose behind the run).Patreon:http://patreon.com/integrateyourselfShow notes:https://www.pureenergypdx.com/integrate-yourself-podcast/running-matt-walsh4 sigmatic:http://www.us.foursigmatic.com/#_a_integrateyourselfCode: IntegrateyourselfSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/integrateyourself)

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Touch Rugby is a fast moving free flowing minimal contact sport thriving throughout the world. Ex professional league player Sam Rico has brought the game to Qatar. With 20 teams already playing against eachother, Touch Rugby is really starting to take off in Qatar. They now just need Qatar Olympic Committee backing.  

A Praça da República recebeu, no passado dia 2 de Março, uma demonstração de touch rubgy, uma variante do rugby tradicional. A iniciativa, organizada pela Faculdade de Ciências do Desporto e Educação Física da UC, está inserida nas atividades da XIII Semana Cultural.