Podcast appearances and mentions of Tyson Gay

World Record vs Olympic Gold. A debate that has gone on forever between athletes and fans on which is more valuable. In a recent poll, between 100m legends Donovan Bailey, Justin Gatlin, Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell, the majority of people selected Asafa Powell as the the person who has a greater 100m career, while Donovan Bailey was selected the least. This was interesting considering Powell, though had set the world record, had never won an Olympic medal. While on the flipside, Bailey had both set the World Record and won Olympic Gold. So which is more valuable, a World Record or Olympic Medal? -------------------------------- Host: Anderson Emerole | ⁠⁠⁠⁠@emeroleanderson on Twitter SUPPORT THE PODCAST

On this episode, we discuss the links between fashion and London culture referencing the legendary "great bolo exchange". We also speak on secondary school fashion choices, subject choices and finally land on our Olympic dreams. SocialsINSTA: @UNFILTEREDPOD_TWITTER: @UNFILTEREDPOD1

Are the Olympics missing a signature athlete, perhaps we've been spoiled with Usain Bolt, Tyson Gay, etc. Chuck continues his ABCs series and Alton Robinson joins the show live from Seahawks training camp!

In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the United States men's 4x100m relay team was favored to win. The athletes on the American team were outstanding. They included Tyson Gay, the man who ran the fasted ever 100m time in the world. The Americans hopes for a gold came crashing down during a qualifying race when the baton pass from Darvis Patton to Tyson Gay went bad. Tyson dropped the baton. The drop was so costly the United States did not even finish the race. It doesn't matter if you are the fasted 100m runner in the world, if you can't pass the baton to the next athlete, you can't win. This week we learn the church is like a relay race. Just as important as running our race for Christ is passing the baton of leadership to the next generation that will take our place. Join us as we learn how to pass the baton of faith to the next generation and finish well.

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*SHOW TIMESTAMPS FEATURED AT THE END*In this episode, Gerry welcomes on speed and sprint coach Ken Clark to discuss everything you need to know when it comes to acceleration and speed.To start, Gerry has Ken walk the listener through the importance of striking under or slightly behind the hip when making ground contact during acceleration. Ken addresses the need for proper ground contact and the ramifications improper positioning can have when it comes to striking the ground during acceleration.From there, the conversation turns focus to the tendency of young athletes to "rush," out of acceleration and how proper acceleration can set up for successful sprinting later on in top speed. The two then address proper acceleration mechanics and things to know when looking at mechanics for different sized athletes.To finish, Ken discusses his use of resisted sprinting, implores coaches to not be concerned with resistance "ruining," mechanics and the studies that back up the application of loads when it comes to acceleration and improving speed.All that and more on this episode of Muscles and Management!Show Timestamps:7:45 - Importance of Acceleration and Getting Behind the Center of Mass10:45 - Explaining Complex Things to Athletes Properly15:45 - Drills for Acceleration19:30 - False Acceleration Angles (Posture)23:00 - Popping Up Too Early & Causes32:12 - Impact of Size in Sprinting34:30 - Tyson Gay & Usain Bolt Comparison40:20 - The Idea of “Quick Feet”44:45 - 60’s in Baseball52:55 - Polarization Caused by Social Media54:10 - Resistance Sprinting1:05:00 - Contrast Work with SledsSupport the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)

Martyn and Dan welcome long jumper Jazmin Sawyers to the Pod.  She talks about her attitude to competition, revelations about her time on The Voice, singing, the twitter reaction to her hair cut, being on the bobsleigh team and training alongside Tyson Gay in Florida.  Then there's Olympics, athletics, sprinting and Pole Vault.  Amazing!  What a guest. If you want to get in touch with Martyn Rooney or Dan Greaves you'll find us on @martynrooney @discusdan      

In this weeks convo we discuss D Rose rape case, down low dudes, the death of Tyson Gay's daughter, Birth of a Nation, and George Zimmerman.

MON 10/17 - First things first: R.I.P. to Trinity Gay and prayers up for Tyson Gay and his family... The Breakfast Club is joined by Boosie Badazz to talk about his recent battle with cancer, keeping up with his health, how he was ahead of curve in talking about police-citizen relations and what he plans to do with his frozen sperm! Then we discuss the Azealia Banks/Russell Crowe/RZA fiasco and ask the question, "Has your +1 ever embarrassed you?" Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Tomorrow is never guaranteed. However, whether or not you'll leave a legacy behind is a concern for not only us, but our biggest stars too! This week we'll be reflecting on the passing of Martin's own Tommy Ford, professional athlete Tyson Gay's daughter who was killed, Adrienne Bailon's hubby to be may have some child support issues, Romeo was saddened to hear about Angela Simmons engagement via the internet, Tamar tried to block Toya from being on the Real, Chris Rock landing a $40 million deal with Netflix, Janet Jackson's latest surprise and so much more! Tune in and share your thoughts with us as we bring you the latest stories for the week! You don't wanna miss it.   Follow us on Facebook @inthemixonlineradio Twitter: @InTheMix__ and IG @inthemix_onlineradio

As the page turns toward outdoor season, Chris Chavez and Mitch Kastoff share what match-ups they look forward to the most. Also discussed: Who would you take in a March Madness bracket of 64 milers going head-to-head? Chavez shares the latest on Tyson Gay's coaching move to Los Angeles under John Smith. Will we see Tyson Gay in a Nike uniform ahead of the 2015 outdoor season? (7:30) After winning the Lisbon Half Marathon, is Mo Farah in the conversation for a world record hunt in 2016? (8:50) Following up on Jeremy Wariner testing 800-meter waters next weekend, what do Chavez and Kastoff expect from his season opener? (17:00) David Rudisha opened his 2015 with a 1:44 800-meter victory in Australia. Have you heard his incredible story on being a Masai warrior? (19:00) Kastoff previews next weekend's action at the IAAF World Cross-Country Championships. (23:20) The Running Our Mouths podcast returns on April 6.

Just a few weeks before the World Athletics Championships in Moscow, two top sprinters tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. Tyson Gay is the fastest man this year over 100 metres and Asafa Powell is the former world record holder. They were the biggest scalps since Ben Johnson was stripped of his Olympic gold medal in 1988. Since then sophisticated testing programmes have been set up and systems to monitor athletes' whereabouts are in place. In this week's Report, Simon Cox examines why so few cheating athletes are being detected. He speaks to the key figures who have drawn up the most damning assessment of the anti-doping regime and the failure of individual national bodies to properly address the problem. And he travels to the German laboratory who developed a test for the latest banned drug which can still be bought legally in the UK.

Can David Rudisha dominate the 800 metres and finally achieve Olympic gold after missing out on Beijing through injury. Richard Bacon is joined by Olympian Michael Johnson and guests to discuss what may become the most competitive Olympic 100 meters race ever if Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake and Tyson Gay all run. As the rift between the BOA and triple jumper Phillips Idowu grows, UK Athletics head coach Charles van Commenee reveals why he will not be apologising. In a final London Calling, Eleanor Oldroyd speaks to rowing legends Martin Cross, Fred Scarlett and Kieran West about Greg Searle's Olympic comeback. Can BMX rider Shanaze Reade put her bad luck behind her and secure a gold medal in London? David Quantick returns to Radio 2 to give the 2012 Games the full Blagger's Guide treatment.

Trots att vi kan se, höra och läsa om mer sport än någonsin tidigare i historien vill vi veta mer. Förr kunde journalisterna komma närmare och längre. Då kunde SVTs reportageteam sitta med i omklädningsrummet både före och efter Björn Borg spelat final i Stockholm Open. Otänkbart idag. Sporterna brer ut sig men blir mer slutna. P3 Sport vill öppna och tränga in bakom. Nora Strandberg åker till Köpenhamn för att träffa Mikael Antonsson. Hans FCK Köpenhamn gör sig redo för åttondelsfinal i Champions League och första mötet med Chelsea. Vi vill veta allt om hur de byter tröjor, vilket språk man pratar med domaren på och om Barcelonaspelare är extra uppnästa. Reporter Alexander Lundholm har träffat två svenska sprinters som berättar om rummet vi aldrig får se. The Call Room. Där samlas varje heat innan start. Där har de stått öga mot öga med Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell och Tyson Gay. Hur beter sig världsstjärnorna när inga tv-kameror ser? Samtidigt ber vi fyra idrottsstjärnor öppna sina hjärnor. Vi vill veta hur det låtar när de tävlar. Hör rösten i skidsprintern Emil Jönssons huvud. Vad säger den? Och varför hatar Emil den? Tre Kronor-backen Magnus Johansson berättar om hur ett byte låter i hans huvud och Stefan Holm avslöjar svaret på en kontroversiell fråga som följde honom under hela hans karriär.

Freestyle - Your Host Dr. Bill Thierfelder. Today: A windy world record, gator brew, measuring marks, Kendo, want vs. need, and much more. Listen Up - Interview with Thomas Wurtz - Director of Varsity Catholic which is a part of Focus. What's Hot - A number of different things: 1) Tyson Gay, a US sprinter, set an American Record. A discussion of the craziness and virtues of the US Olympic Trials. 2) Dr. Robert Cade died recently at 80 yrs of age. He was the inventor of Gatorade back in 1965. Praying Twice - 'Silver Plated' by Geoff Byrd. It's Your Call - How do you measure your mark in the long jump? Send your questions to feedback@reclaimthegame.com Skills & Drills - Kendo. Some thoughts, reflections, and stories. Iron Will - "Problems" in Gymnastics and want vs need. Soul Food - Do you want to be a world class athlete? You need Mind, Body, & Spirit. Closing - Sign-Off. Spread the word about Reclaim the Game and Playing with Fire. Send your questions and comments to feedback@reclaimthegame.com