Podcasts about Trampolining

Ji Wallace was at the top of his career as a gymnast and acrobat when a terrible injury and surprising diagnosis brought him back down to earth, temporarily.Ji was an energetic, only child growing up on a bush block in suburban Brisbane when his parents brought home a trampoline to keep him occupied.Ji took to it so quickly, he learnt how to flip by that afternoon, and was a national champion in gymnastics just a couple of years later.He managed to make a career out of bouncing around, representing Australia at the Olympics and then joining Cirque Du Soleil as an acrobat.But a terrible injury, and then the news that he was HIV positive, set Ji on a different course, although he didn't let it keep him grounded. This episode of Conversations explores elite athletes, gymnastics, the Olympics, Brisbane 2032, parenting, coming out, the queer community, LGBT issues, andHIV and AIDS.

WOMENZSPORTS is hyped to share our kōrero with trampolinist Maddie Davidson!! Sports journalist and rugby player Alice Soper sits down with Maddie to chat about competing in two very different Olympic games (Tokyo 2021 and Paris 2024), what it's like to throw yourself two stories into the air, and how fans can look out for Maddie's "Half Triffis" maneuver. Maddie also shares about how unlocking her mental game has been the secret to unlocking her true potential.Follow us on social @womenzsportsWant to get in touch? https://www.womenzsports.com/aboutDon't forget to rate & review this podcast wherever you're listening!Music by Alex_MakeMusic “Calming In The Sun” from Pixabay Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you feel stuck in life and your career? Do you feel the best days of your life are behind you? Do you want to feel more ‘seen'? Please listen to this chat with the wonderful Suzi, also known as @alternativeageing on Instagram. Suzi is almost 75 and has over 100k followers on social media thanks to her infectious positivity and often humorous take on aging. In this chat with Donna, Suzi chats about how she transformed her life after retirement and discusses how important clothes and makeup are so important for having a positive mindset during aging. Suzi has Donna hooked on her positive attitude towards aging and you will be left feeling inspired that no matter how old you are, it is never too late to transform and take hold of your life just as you wish to live it. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow Suzi on Instagram and don't forget to watch her weekly vlog on You Tube. And follow Donna on:InstagramTikTokFacebookYouTubeHer WebsiteSmiling Gives You Wrinkles is produced by Will Dell

Health Benefits of Trampolining That You Didn't Know Click Here for a FREE 15 min Zoom Consultation With Brad: Steve Carver - JumpSport www.JumpSport.com/Fitness scarver@jumpsport.com  In this podcast interview, Brad Williams from "Over 40 Fitness Hacks" talks to Steve Carver from JumpSport about the benefits of using trampolines, particularly the JumpSport trampoline, for fitness and rehabilitation. The discussion covers a variety of topics, including how trampolines can benefit people with injuries, weak pelvic floors, and lower back problems. Steve and Brad delve into how trampolining can help those with injuries, such as ankle, knee, and lower back issues. Steve emphasizes the importance of engaging the core and stabilizer muscles while using the trampoline, highlighting its potential for rehabilitation and physical therapy. They also discuss the impact of trampolining on the pelvic floor muscles, specifically addressing incontinence issues in women and the importance of prostate health in men. The conversation explores the role of trampolining in reducing the impact on joints and the potential for a more varied and engaging exercise routine. Steve suggests that trampolining can be suitable for individuals with certain injuries, provided they have received clearance from their doctors. He mentions the potential for improved stability, core strength, and balance, all of which are crucial for rehabilitation and overall fitness. Steve and Brad also touch on the psychological benefits of trampolining, such as the release of "happy hormones" that can improve mood and focus. Steve invites listeners to visit JumpSport's website for more information on their products and how trampolining can be incorporated into various fitness routines. The interview provides valuable insights into the potential benefits of trampolining as a low-impact and engaging exercise option for people of all ages, particularly those looking for rehabilitation or safer alternatives to traditional workouts. If you're interested in online personal training or being a guest on my podcast, "Over 40 Fitness Hacks," you can reach me at projectb36@gmail.com or visit my website at: www.Over40FitnessHacks.com Additionally, check out my Yelp reviews for my local business, Evolve Gym in Huntington Beach, at https://bit.ly/3GCKRz

When Rebecca Perry was growing up, she competed nationally and internationally as a trampolinist.  She went on to become a published poet and has now ventured into non-fiction with a beautifully written  memoir, On Trampolining.  She joins Nuala in the studio. A new report by the Trade Union Congress (TUC) has highlighted a gender pension gap between what men and women are living on in retirement. The estimate it's currently running at 40.5%, which is more than double the current gender pay gap. Nuala McGovern talks to Nikki Pound from the TUC and financial expert Sarah Pennells Consumer finance specialist at Royal London - pensions insurance provider about the issues facing women and possible solutions. A new Channel 4 documentary out today, A Paedophile In The Family, looks at the life of Emily Victoria and how she carried the weight of being sexually abused by her father throughout her childhood. Following the release of her father from prison, she decided to reach out to those who knew her - teachers, family friends and her mother - to try and understand how the abuse she experienced from the age of two to eighteen remained hidden for so long. Emily joins Nuala in the studio. Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Lucinda Montefiore

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Our sporadic games of Dungeon World continue, as our druid, thief and barbarian tackle a shimmering mage's tower in the middle of a forest. Trampolining, rapping, Cronenberg-esque body horror? This episode has everything. But definitely not an owlbear. Apologies in advance for some choppy audio here and there.

25-year-old Dylan Schmidt first came to attention following his bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Since then, the young athlete has had a successful 2022, rounding out the year with his first trampoline world title in November. Despite the successful conclusion to the the year, Dylan Schmidt still faced a few disappointments throughout 2022 as well. "I had the top score going into the finals and pretty much winning in the event, and then not even reaching the podium in the finals three times in a row this year, which was pretty frustrating. But I guess I just kept working at it and chipping away and managed to get the job done." LISTEN ABOVE    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ange Anderson M.Ed opened and led an innovative specialist school in North Wales for 10 years, introducing over 25 different therapeutic/technological interventions to support pupils with learning differences. She's written a number of books focused on SEN (Special Educational Needs) on therapeutic and technological interventions including VR, AR & AI in SEN; Trampolining for Children & Young People with SEN; Music, Sound and Vibration in SEN; and Learning through Play for SEN, all published by Routledge. Ange also presents internationally on topics related to special education. Timeline: 02:30 What is Neurodiversity? 03:54 What is Virtual versus Augmented Reality? 05:32. What led you to use VR to support your students with learning differences? 10:30. What are some of the benefits of VR? 13:30 How does VR help develop social skills? 16:17. Ange goes on to explain that VR does not mean headsets but rather transmitters /receivers that are used to give a room a 360-degree immersive experience 20:53. What would you say to those who believe that VR is an expensive gimmick in its educational application? 22:15 Best way to contact Ange Anderson? https://angeandersontherapeutic.co.uk/ An edited transcript is available at www.raisingkellan.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marsh-naidoo/message

"We all know its a pretty tough sport, so when someone does something and hits a good routine, yeah I'm happy for them but I still want to beat them " - Dylan Schmidt World Champion & Olympic Bronze Medalist. There are many strings to his bow beyond Trampolining - as an Olympic ambassador, Celebrity Treasure Island Castaway, HIA athlete, Hunter, Student, and role model to many. This was a wicked interview that taught me a lot about developing a high-performance mindset in all areas of life. An absolute pleasure to welcome this week's guest to Tall Poppy Talk, listen to the full interview on Spotify, iHeart Radio, or Apple Podcasts. #trampolining #newzealand #highperformance #nzteam #gymnastics #olympics #worldchampion #celebritytreasureisland

In today's episode of The Best Guest we welcome former specialist school headteacher and author Ange Anderson. Listen as we talk about:The challenges of setting up and leading a specialist schoolTechnological and therapeutic interventions for children with learning differencesJuggling different writing projectsAbout Ange AndersonAnge Anderson M.Ed opened and led an innovative specialist school in North Wales for 10 years introducing over 25 different therapeutic/technological interventions to support pupils with learning differences. She edited and co-wrote The Future of Special Schools and Therapeutic Interventions and is author of VR,AR & AI in SEN; Trampolining for Children & Young People with SEN; Music, Sound and Vibration in SEN; and Learning through Play for SEN, all published by Routledge.Ange has written several educational articles, some of which were for the Times Educational Supplement (TES) and she contributes regularly to special education magazines. In addition Ange presents internationally on topics related to special education, such as supporting children and adults with Neurodiversity. She is also the special educational needs (SEN) advisor for a global VR company.Ange believes continuing professional development (CPD) for staff holds the key to being an excellent school and has supported schools in finding the most appropriate therapeutic and technological innovations for their school. Ange also writes children's books under the name Angela Morgan. As well as writing, Ange enjoys going to the ballet, classical music, walking her dog, reading and home decorating.Key TakeawaysAnything where a condition affects the brain means you're neurodivergentYou have to do a sensory profile on every child who comes into school and that will inform which therapies may helpInstead of thinking some students have behavioural issues, it might actually be that we need to teach the way those children learnQuoteNeurodivergent people experience, interact and interpret the world in unique waysMentioned in This EpisodeSnowdoniaMendiBinaural BeatsVenture into PlayTobii Eye Gaze Berard AITConnect with Ange AndersonWebsiteFacebookTwitterLinkedInYouTubeSEN Books by Ange AndersonVR,AR & AI in SENTherapeutic Trampolining for Children &

Pauline Cox is an: Author, Speaker, Functional Nutritionist Her top subjects are: Eating for Hormonal Balance, Low Carb & Keto She is a columnist for @topsanteuk magazine and the founder of  @sowandarrow This podcast starts with the amusing tale of how Pauline and I met, and moves onto all sorts of primal ways to discover new energy... Featuring Ultimate morning low carb smoothies - what to put in them Kids supplements Trampolining and what it does for your energy Hormones and energy Addiction Cold exposure And lots more   THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Masszymes by BiOptimizers - a powerful best-in-class enzyme supplement that improves digestion, reduces gas and bloating, and provides relief from constipation. You'll want to take this supplement daily even if you eat only healthy organic food. Why? Because your body produces fewer enzymes as you age, so it becomes harder to quickly digest and assimilate food. Taking MassZymes daily can help fill those gaps. After you start taking Masszymes, you may notice that you no longer feel bloated after meals and that your belly feels flatter. And if you have a leaky gut, Masszymes could reduce gut irritation and help you absorb more nutrients. If you want to try MassZymes, you can try it for free in a special offer for July. They'll also give you some other free stuff to the total value of $81. Use this link to get MassZymes (and other stuff) free.  

To understand the integrity threats within sports, Sport Integrity Australia works in close partnership with everyone who holds a piece to the puzzle – including athletes. In this episode of On Side, join Tim Gavel as he chats to three of our Athlete Advisory Group (AAG) members - former Olympic rower Bronwen Downie, Paralympic triathlete Jonathan Goerlach and Blake Gaudry, a dual Olympic trampolinist. AAG chair Bronwen Downie says she wants to be part of the solution that allows young people to stay in sport. “There has to be conversations and we have to be able to hear those to understand what's actually happening in sports training centres, on sports fields and so that's where I think athlete voice is growing and it's really great to see that that is being supported through people like Sport Integrity Australia,” she says. Paralympic triathlete Jonathan Goerlach praised the “different perspectives” of the group. “The majority of the organisations and the athletes that are in sport in Australia and around the world don't have lived experience with disability and a lot of those policies and decisions that are made governing these sports don't always take into account people with disability because they don't have that lived experience.' A former trampolinist, Blake Gaudry, too, hopes his role in the Athlete Advisory Group will advance the voice of athletes within the agency. “Being on this committee, and being part of Sport Integrity Australia, I'm just keen to share those experiences and hopefully shape education and the message the right way so that in the future we can win the smart way, the safe way and, you know, the right way,” he says. “They're building a framework around member protection, child safety, and I think if we keep moving in that direction, we'll sort of see a sport that's a lot healthier, happier and athletes with the longevity that we want.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the podcast I'm joined again by former trampolinist and US Junior National Team Coordinator Steve Gluckstein. In his previous episode discussed the benefits of weightlifting and strength training for gymnasts and his experiences as an Olympic level trampoline coach. I wanted him back on to talk more specifically about the Trampoline and TNT disciplines, as lots of people requested advice and ideas around skills and progressions in this domain.   WE DISCUSS; The base level skills and drills your athletes need to master before you even think about harder skills.   The strength and conditioning work you should be spending more time on.   Why the flexibility demands are more intense in trampolining.   The systematic progressions for a back tuck.   How to spot on the trampoline.   And…   The great hotdog debate.

The Trampolining Wizard enters the Olympic Games and takes on Robbie Goose feather the BullyWritten by Simon ChadwickCheck out our merch store where you can get some really cool STFK merch like T-shirts, mugs and stickers! 15 percent off Code: m7e4h9Merch Store: https://www.teepublic.com/user/short-stories-for-kidsYou can follow us on Instagram and if you draw a picture of your favourite story and tag us. We will post it up on our feed!If you would like the chance to be featured in a story, send your ideas on an Apple Review!

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Today the boys talk about all the events in the Olympics. They chat about some of the more interesting sports and sports they can't believe are In the Olympics. Thanks for listening! Enjoy

When kids jump up and down on a trampoline they're just having fun — and so can you

How to get fit and have fun: try trampolining. Plus, is it appropriate for athletes to speak out about social issues?

How to get fit and have fun: try trampolining. Plus, is it appropriate for athletes to speak out about social issues?

CEO Nastashia Buck explains how the Gymnastics SA team worked with their member clubs throughout the shutdown and what their focus is now, as they return to sport.EPISODE SUMMARY0:01 Introduction0:20 Welcome to Episode 21 - Ben Hook0:30 Return to Sport Webinar (3 June 2020) is available to view online1:12 Promo: Craig Scott, President, Goodwood Saints Football Club1:20 Interview: Nastashia Buck and Ben Hook1:30 COVID shutdown and the impact on gymnastics1:54 The challenge for the elite gymnastic athletes3:19 Young and up and coming athletes4:07 Return to Sport and the challenges for indoor sport5:10 Gymnastics SA approach during the shutdown - club and member welfare6:53 Health Message: John Mannion, Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation7:24 Indoor sports and the managing the hygiene protocols8:30 Gymnastics disciplines, including Gymnastics for All.10:28 Impact of pandemic on individual gymnastic disciplines: KinderGym10:52 Fundamental Movement Skills12:13 Looking ahead for Gymnastics SA13:42 Promo: Bruce McAvaney13:49 Wrap and thanks

Over the last eight years, "Flip Out" has become the household name for trampoline parks around the world, with 96 locations and counting. On this episode of the MyBusiness Podcast, host Phil Tarrant is joined by the founder and CEO of Flip Out, Brent Grundy, to share how he established a globally successful business on the back of a failed venture that landed him in deep financial trouble. Tune in as Brent reveals: - How he came up with a winning business concept - How to franchise a business - Plans for growth and how to realise them - How the coronavirus has rocked local businesses Plus lots more!

Sometimes a difficult situation can prove the catalyst for creating something truly life-changing. Disenfranchised with her office-based job and missing out on a promotion, Kimberlee Perry borrowed £200 and bought eight second-hand trampolines and set about turning an activity she loved into a viable business called ((BOUNCE)). Her trampoline classes, which provide fun and energetic group dance-focused workouts, proved an instant smash hit, and the concept grew from lessons taken in Kimberlee's back garden, to hiring a local community hall, to evolving into a franchise with franchisees across the UK, as well as an international presence in Australia and New Zealand. In this frank and honest conversation with Kimberlee, we discuss the learning on the job, leaning on others for help, growing brand momentum, the responsibilities involved with being a franchisor, and much, much more. 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.

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Group workouts is one of the top trends in fitness and Alexandra gives you plenty of suggestions to start the year off with companions and fun ways to encourage a strong spirit and fitness addiction. As if that weren't enough, she also gives you delicious ideas for healthy foods!As always, if you enjoyed the show, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you’ll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC Fitness Podcasts.We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.html Website: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/fitness-podcast.html ITunes Feed : GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzldAQRlhl8Twitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_Fitness Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Golden-State-Media-Concepts-Fitness-Podcast-109772763872737/Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC Fitness Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying, or redistribution of The GSMC Fitness Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Laura Gallagher finishes 6th in the final to book a British place at next summer's Olympic games in trampolining + more medal success for other British gymnasts!

Tomi talks to his dad about trampolining, the kaboom backflip and practicing hard if you want to go to the olympics.

The trampolining club come and visit the Booth

Having a baby, however you gave birth, will put pressure on your pelvic floor muscles. A generation ago, it was deemed an acceptable consequence of being a mother that your trampoline days were over but now we know this is not the case. Marina talks to Camilla Lawrence, a women's health physio about the myths surrounding this taboo and what you can do to ensure your pelvic floor emerges from motherhood strong and healthy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Youtuber Tanner Braungardt jumps on a call to talk about his compilation album "Clickbait," plus give us insight in to his favorite music to trampoline to.

At 35, Sam Taylor struggled to leave the sofa in the evenings and prioritised a wine over a walk. Working full time and running around after three children, she was facing a sedentary future. And then she decided to try something different. One hundred different things in a year, in fact.  As a self-confessed gymphobe, with a fear of heights and a questionable pelvic floor, she experienced challenges within challenges as she set about trying 100 different sports and fitness classes in a year. Her quest took her over 10,000 miles, as she tried everything from American Football to Archery and Boxing to Underwater hockey. She faced Olympic hopefuls, World Champions, European Champions and participated with people from 8 to 80, in all shapes and sizes. During this podcast we learn more about her story, the challenges she faced, what she leant about sport, herself and others.  This episode will encourage you to get out there and to try new things! Show notes Who Sam it How the idea came about  Being into hockey and what community sports can do for you Coming from a sporty background Growing the junior section of her hockey club Why sports are so good for you Her family  How she got back into sports after having children Getting the t-shirt and not thinking about the practicalities Coming up to her 36th birthday Telling people, putting it out on twitter and making yourself accountable to other people Being determined and not giving herself time to think Compiling the list of sporting activities Doing the things she was scared of Writing a blog about her experiences Her first challenge Which challenges pushed her outside of her comfort zone The challenge she had the most difficulty with  Why heights were an issue Getting injured playing croquet The challenges that were the most fun! Trampolining as a mother of three…. an extreme sport!! Life savings with the little nippers Challenge 66 and why she didn’t care what people thought anymore Hating the gym and feeling terrified  Being intimidated by the instructors and how she became friends with many of them How what she has leaned has impacted on her life The dark side of the challenge Getting to the end of the challenge Getting her back fixed Feeling emotional at the last channel - wake boarding Taking up squash and playing golf Her book The work she is doing in primary schools to help children HerMoJo Advice for women who want to get back to health and fitness   Social Media   Twitter - @SofaDodgerUK  Website - http://www.hermojo.co.uk   HerMojo HerMojo is a joint initiative between two of the leading UK activity finders ( SofaDodger and ACTIVEMapX ). Our focus is identifying #FemaleFriendly locations where women can get ACTIVE together. HerMojo is the largest UK activity finder and the only one in the world focusing on getting more women, more ACTIVE.   Buy her book!    

We've decided to run away and join the circus. To join a troupe of daring, dangerous and delightful performers. And our leader is the incredible Adele La Belle, the pint sized pinup and Hula Hoop artist. This week we discover how vintage, pinup competitions, psychobilly, Olympic coaches and Hula Hoop all come together to create one pretty fabulous retro life!

In this episode, we talked to Amy Sterling, the Executive Director of Eyewire (eyewire.org) about how smart she is.  We also discussed how a non-profit operation is run in the tech/startup space, her involvement in TED including how she started the TEDx Music Project, and a bunch of other fun stuff.  Of course the normal games are present.  She's super cool.  Give it a listen.

In the last part of a mini-series looking at our Olympic hopefuls we turn to issues facing some of our more niche athletes. Trampolinist Dylan Schmidt and Judo-ka Adrian Leat are both hoping to qualify for their first Olympic Games, while BMX silver medallist Sarah Walker wants to go back for Gold.

Brent Grundy was a man with a simple business idea who built his empire from the ground up, and became living proof that someone can go from flat broke to running a business that turns over $32 million per year, in just 18 months.  But Grundy’s road to success has been anything but smooth. An unfortunate but often present component of any success story is that of hardship or failure; and Brent Grundy’s story is no exception.   After a major business setback, Grundy found himself in the unenviable position of helplessly watching on as his money, home and dreams disappeared before his eyes. With barely enough money to fill a fuel tank, he prepared himself to break the devastating news to his young family that they wouldn’t be celebrating Christmas that year; the down and out businessman had hit rock bottom.   With nothing left to lose, he decided to accept his losses and turn his life around. With a renewed focus, Grundy was sitting in a play centre one day when staff told one of the older children that she was too big to play on the equipment. It was then that an idea came to him; to fill a gap in the entertainment market that caters to adults and children alike.   Today, Grundy is the Founder and Chief Executive of Australia’s first and largest Trampolining franchise business, Flip Out, and his story continues on its way into the history books. Since opening 18 months ago Brent’s business has enjoyed unprecedented success. Flip Out has expanded to a whopping twenty-one sites across the country, employing over 350 people and drawing thousands of customers through its doors each day.   Grundy’s accountant has said that in his 22 years of being in business, he has never witnessed an opportunity that allows the franchisee to recoup their initial investment within four to five months.   The zealous businessman now has his sights set on global domination; currently building centres in Dubai, Brent expects to open in 13 more countries in the next year. He also plans to use profits to donate centres to Afghanistan and Cambodia by year’s end.   In this interview you will learn: - What it feels like to have your company sold underneth you and come back even bigger and better - The importanace of systems and how to develop them in your business - What it takes to become a successful entrepreneur - How to develop a rock solid mindset where you can't lose - The franchising business, how it works and how to start - Secret growth strategies   I Need Your Help!   If you haven’t already, I would love if you could be awesome and take a minute to leave a quick rating and review of the podcast on iTunes by clicking on the link below. It’s the most amazing way to help the show grow and reach more people!   Leave a review for the Foundr Podcast!

Christy talks to the different societies at Fresher's Fayre including Trampolining, Debate Team and Karate. She also tries to score some free Lucozade, free Pizza and free Nandos and she talks to some of the Fresher's who are visiting the fayre.