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United States Olympian, Two time national champion Boxer, WBC international champion, Danny O'Connor is joining me here today to talk about his journey as an elite athlete experiencing an eating disorder. Danny O'Connor: https://www.doboxingacademy.com/This episode contains content that may be triggering for some people. So listen with discretion. If you feel at risk it's important to reach out for medical support. However if you've been through eating disorder recovery, and are trying to find your way back to a happy, healthy and fulfilled version of your life, coaches like myself are here to work with you on that phase of the journey. You're not alone. Marcus KainEating Disorder Recovery Support:BEAT (UK): https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/National Eating Disorders Association, NEDA, (USA): https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/Butterfly (AUS): https://butterfly.org.au/Book a Call with Marcus Here! https://form.jotform.com/240493269367062 Free weekly Strong Not Starving tips and insights ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://www.strongnotstarving.com/snsweeklytipsStrong Not Starving Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strongnotstarving?igsh=MTBpbnVna2Nyd3hnMA==Strong Not Starving Youtube: https://youtube.com/@strongnotstarving?si=zzmTveIdGUD0omuMWebsite: www.strongnotstarving.com

United States Olympian and former NHL winger Keith Tkachuk joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to discuss his sons' performances at the 4 Nations Face-off, share the behind-the-scenes story behind Matthew and Brady's viral fights vs. Team Canada, talk about life as a father of multiple NHL players, and much more.

NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joins WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to share his thoughts on the controversial NBA All-Star Weekend, discuss how the Celtics compare to other Eastern Conference teams as the playoffs draw closer, and much more. Plus, United States Olympian and former NHL winger Keith Tkachuk joins the guys to discuss his sons' performances at the 4 Nations Face-off, share the behind-the-scenes story behind Matthew and Brady's viral fights vs. Team Canada, talk about life as a father of multiple NHL players, and much more.

(HOUR 1) Hart and Fitzy share the latest updates from the Rafael Devers saga at Red Sox spring training camp, and they react to comments from MassLive's Chris Cotillo on The Christian Arcand Show about Devers' comments potentially being lost in translation. Plus, the guys react to comments made by Red Sox 1B Triston Casas, who spoke for the second day in a row about Rafael Devers and the team's infield. They also share a grim health update about Bruins/Team USA defenseman, Charlie McAvoy. (HOUR 2) Hart, Fitzy and Ted Johnson discuss WR Ja'Lynn Polk's rookie year with the New England Patriots, and they attempt to identify if Polk's struggles were due to poor coaching, or a lack of talent. Plus, with the NFL's salary cap set to increase by at least $22 million for the 2025 season, and Tee Higgins likely off the market, the guys discuss potential wide receiver targets for the Patriots this offseason. (HOUR 3) NBC Sports Boston Celtics' analyst Brian Scalabrine joins WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to share his thoughts on the controversial NBA All-Star Weekend, discuss how the Celtics compare to other Eastern Conference teams as the playoffs draw closer, and much more. Plus, United States Olympian and former NHL winger Keith Tkachuk joins the guys to discuss his sons' performances at the 4 Nations Face-off, share the behind-the-scenes story behind Matthew and Brady's viral fights vs. Team Canada, talk about life as a father of multiple NHL players, and much more. (HOUR 4) Hart, Fitzy and Johnson discuss the role that other Red Sox infielders --- namely Trevor Story, Kristian Campbell and Vaughn Grissom --- will have on the team's plans at third base. Plus, the guys react to a comparison made by Red Sox manager Alex Cora of Triston Casas and Curt Schilling, and they hear from a caller who identifies another similarity between Casas and a former Red Sox hitter. They also hear a hilarious clip of Jaylen Brown and Deuce Tatum, Jayson Tatum's son.

United States Olympian and sprinter Noah Lyles backed his strong thoughts about world champion talk with his win at the 2024 Prais Games in the 100 meters as PK and Yawk talked about his triumph on the world stage. 

Three-time Olympian and 1998 Nagano silver medalist in luge doubles Gordy Sheer pulls the curtain on how the Opening Ceremony works from the logistics, the waiting, the walking in, the roar of the crowd and the arrival of the torch to the realization -- you're an Olympian. Only one who has lived it can truly understand it and detail it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

White Plains, New York native Gordy Sheer is a three-time United States Olympian in luge doubles (Albertville, Lillehammer, Nagano). He's now the Director of Marketing for US Luge in Lake Placid and has been coming on The CGP for 14 years. Gordy joins the program for two segments this week. He begins by sharing the incredible story of how he got involved with luge, the journey to becoming an Olympian and the ultimate: Getting on the podium as the first American (with doubles partner Chris Thorpe) ever to win a medal in luge.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Three-time Olympian and 1998 Nagano silver medalist in luge doubles Gordy Sheer pulls the curtain on how the Opening Ceremony works from the logistics, the waiting, the walking in, the roar of the crowd and the arrival of the torch to the realization -- you're an Olympian. Only one who has lived it can truly understand it and detail it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

White Plains, New York native Gordy Sheer is a three-time United States Olympian in luge doubles (Albertville, Lillehammer, Nagano). He's now the Director of Marketing for US Luge in Lake Placid and has been coming on The CGP for 14 years. Gordy joins the program for two segments this week. He begins by sharing the incredible story of how he got involved with luge, the journey to becoming an Olympian and the ultimate: Getting on the podium as the first American (with doubles partner Chris Thorpe) ever to win a medal in luge.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adelaide Aquilla is a United States Olympian who also shot puts at The Ohio State University. She has a lengthy list of accomplishments such as walk-on to scholarship athlete, three-time Big Ten Champ, two-time National Champ, and even threw out the first pitch for the Cleveland Indians. She exemplifies what hard work can lead you to! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roughneckspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/roughneckspodcast/support

Today's guests. Kelly Gunther was not and is a United States Olympian skater. She was a child who was in special ed when she was young - special ed to an Olympian skater and something and somewhere in somehow in between, she got to leave those identity pieces behind and stand in the light. What could have been a tragic experience, turned triumph. And I know you, too, friend have a story like this. I hope you tune in to her heart. I hope you tune in to see what's next for this girl next door. Enjoy!   

Johnny is a former NFL football player and United States Olympian in the sport of Bobsled. He had the honor of representing the United States of America at the Sochi Olympics in 2014. Now, he is on a mission to deliver thought-provoking and action-packed messages to businesses and organizations of all sizes. Check out his TEDx Talk here.  Our conversation today is all about the mindest of an olympian. Nothing happens without taking action. Ultra-performers are men and women who find a way to get the job done with the current resources available. Johnny powerfully simplifies the elite action steps he developed in the Olympics and professional football to help everyone in your organization become an ultra-performer and win in the marketplace.

In episode 3 of "American Lives Matter", Bernie McGuirk addresses the New York Attorney General's report that revealed New York Governor Andrew Cuomo sexually assaulted and harassed 11 women, Joe Biden caving to The Squad's demands to extend the eviction moratorium after throwing a temper tantrum, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis tells Joe Biden to 'zip it' when it comes to COVID restrictions, and a United States Olympian that is not afraid to show the world she is proud to be an American!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Felicia Stancil is a United States Olympian in BMX racing. Stancil has won 14 UCI World Titles since starting the sport at age 4. She won Gold at the Pan Am games in 2015 and Stancil was awarded the 2019 Golden Crank Pro of the Year Title by Pull Magazine. She represents Answer SSquared.  2:50 Instagram with Reggie Miller. 3:50 How Felicia's family makes her stand out in BMX. 6:20 It only took two World Championships. 9:09 Process vs. product: Turning on the switch. 10:09 150 sprints and giving herself a bedtime. 13:10 Felicia reflects on how she became who she is today. 16:11 “He just cares a lot, so he was nervous.” 17:59  The difference 10 seconds can make. 19:30 Breaking down the Olympic race. 21:03 Crunch time. 22:10 Mental flexibility as a necessity. 23:06 Pain vs. satisfaction at the podium. 24:45 Being all-out while being calm. 26:03 Memorizing the course. 27:17 It's only 50 seconds without any rules. 29:00 Felicia's hope for young BMX racers. Download The Best Mental Toughness Quotes That Will Make You BETTER TEXT DRROBBELL to 33444 If you enjoyed this episode on Mental Toughness, please subscribe and leave a review! Dr. Rob Bell drrobbell.com   

A United States Olympian turns back on the US Flag during an event that should be unifying not dividing the country along party lines. 

Chelsea and Eric catch up with Ben Kanute in the third episode of the Chelsea and Eric Show (Part of the Beyond Podcast Series produced by HOKA One One and IRONMAN). Find out more about the United States Olympian, 2nd place IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship finisher and former USAT Elite Athlete of the Year. Ben has also had some major life changes recently that have contributed to an exciting and eventful 2020.

You can help support this podcast by making a donation via PayPal.If you’re a coach, join our slack channel! The conversations are great and we have some webinars as well!Buy Fredric Durand’s book Water Polo Legends: 50 Amazing StoriesThank you to everyone that has taken the time to leave a review, send me an email or send me a tweet. It has truly meant the world to me!Remember you can reach me on twitter @stevecarrera and on instagram @stevecarrera and you can email me stevegcarrera@gmail.com************************************************************************************************************************From the Cal Athletic Web siteProducing three NCAA titles (2006, 2007, 2016), two Mountain Pacific Sports Federation crowns (2002, 2006), 79 All-Americans and numerous academic honorees, Kirk Everist has proven to be the perfect individual to perpetuate the tradition of excellence that defines California water polo. In 18 seasons (383-118, .764) Everist has led the Golden Bears to the pinnacle of the sport on three occasions, most recently a stirring 11-8 overtime win over USC in 2016 to give his alma mater its NCAA-record 14th national title. Everist also directed the Bears to an 8-6 win over USC in the 2007 title game and a thrilling 7-6 last-second national championship victory over the Trojans in 2006.A three-time All-American, 1988 NCAA Player of the Year and two-time United States Olympian, Everist earned 2002 MPSF Coach of the Year honors in his inaugural season when he guided Cal to the MPSF Tournament title and a national runner-up finish. Then in 2004, he was inducted into both the Cal Athletic and the USA Water Polo Halls of Fame. In 2006, Everist was selected USA Water Polo’s Elite Co-Coach of the Year after leading the Bears to both the MPSF and NCAA titles. He also coached the United States’ World University Games team that competed in the summer of 2009 in Belgrade, Serbia, mentoring five Bears on the squad.On July 29, 2002 Everist returned to his alma mater and immediately led the Bears to a 20-7 mark and Cal’s first MPSF title and national runner-up finish since 1995. After guiding the Bears to the school’s first back-to-back NCAA trophies since the early ‘90s with wins in 2006 and 2007, Everist again guided the Bears to the top of the sport in 2016 when an overtime win over UCLA moved Cal into the national title match. There, Cal rallied from a late deficit to force overtime and the Bears took over in the extra periods to beat the Trojans. Finishing with a 23-4 record, Cal’s historic season earned Everist his second National Coach of the Year award (2006) from the ACWPC.With all of his team’s accomplishments in the pool, Everist has also fostered excellence in the classroom. In September, 2009 his team was awarded the 2008-09 Newmark Award for the most improved cumulative team GPA among all of the Cal 27 sports. The team earned that award again in the fall of 2018, this time from a group of 30 sports.Before his successful return to Berkeley, Everist had contributed to eight CIF North Coast championships as an assistant coach at Miramonte High School. During Everist’s 11-year tenure at Miramonte, the school also produced nine league titles and three third-place finishes in the California State Tournament. He helped develop 22 high school All-Americans, and three of his former players went on to earn NCAA All-American recognition, while two of his ex-pupils played on NCAA championship teams.In addition to his work at Miramonte, Everist served as water polo commissioner at San Francisco’s Olympic Club from 1999-2001, a period that produced a gold medal and two silver medals in FINA World Masters competition. Also, since 2000 he has been co-head coach for the Lamorinda water polo team, leading that club to the 2001, 2004 and 2005 USA Water Polo 20-Under national championships, and the 2002 Northern California Zone Junior Olympic title. In January of 2005, Everist added to his duties the position of treasurer of the College Water Polo Coaches Association.A 1990 Cal graduate, Everist propelled the Bears to national championships in 1987 and 1988 as a player. He earned NCAA All-American status from 1986-88 and was named the NCAA National Player of the Year in 1988. Everist went on to play for the United States National Team for nine years (1988-96) and was a member of the USA Olympic Team at the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Games. He also competed on America’s gold medal winning water polo teams at the 1991 World University Games and 1995 Pan American Games.“Kirk has been an Olympian and an All-American, but I believe he is now a better coach than he was as a player,” said four-time NCAA Coach of the Year Pete Cutino, Everist’s former Cal mentor who passed away in September of 2004. “He is a very intense person who has always been a student of the game. Kirk is everything we would want in a coach.”Everist resides in Danville, Calif. with his wife Jen, daughter, Keira, stepdaughter, Haley, and two stepsons, RJ and Duke.EVERIST'S RECORD2002 - 20-7 !2003 - 20-82004 - 20-102005 - 21-72006 - 31-4 !^2007 - 28-4 ^2008 - 19-92009 - 22-62010 - 24-42011 - 22-42012 - 17-82013 - 18-82014 - 22-72015 - 24-72016 - 23-4 ^2017 - 20-42018 - 18-62019 - 14-11Total - 383-118 (.764)! - MPSF Champions^ - NCAA Champions

Chaunte Lowe is a four-time United States Olympian that was diagnosed with breast cancer in June of 2019 after listening to her body and advocating for an answer. She joins the podcast to share her story and upcoming goals including Tokyo 2020. Special Guest: Chaunte Lowe.

Orlando Canizales, Charles Conwell and Brian Ceballo are scheduled to appear. Orlando is a 2009 International Boxing Hall of Fame Inductee and one of the best bantamweights in boxing history.  He will stop by to discuss his career, his 2009 induction, as well as his visit back this past weekend. Charles is a 2016 United States Olympian with and undefeated record of 10-0, 7 KO’s. Charles fought on June 8th to win the USBA super welterweight title and will stop by to talk about that fight and his future. Brian is a five-time New York Golden Gloves winner with a pro record of 9-0, 4 KO’s, he also fought on June 8th and will discuss his plans for the future. We will also discuss the International Boxing Hall of Fame weekend. In our ‘this date in boxing history’ segment, only IBHOF boxers will be featured. Boxing news. Anthony “Zute” George is your host.

Anthony George AKA Zute is your host. Donny LaLonde & Charles Conwell are scheduled to appear. Donny is a former world champion in the 175-pound division and Charles is a hot prospect. The 2016 United States Olympian is set to fight this Saturday. Boxing News. 

TheAthleticExperience@gmail.com Chris Benard joins The Athletic Experience for Episode 046. The 2016 Olympian is full of passion when he trains and is working everyday to grow as an athlete and individual. Benard shares what is was like to go from Junior College, to barely becoming an NCAA All-American to eventually become a UNITED STATES OLYMPIAN. The Triple Jump in the United States might be one of the most competitive events with athletes like 2x Olympic Gold Medalist, Christian Taylor, and 2012 Indoor World Champion, Will Claye, still in their prime - but Benard is up for the challenge. The Clap - Free Jumps - Olympic Training Center -- We cover a lot in this episode! Of course you'll hear what it's like at the Olympic Trials, Olympic Games and World Championships Finals throughout six jumps along side the world's best. (In short - it's intense!) @AthleticExperience - Instagram @Athletic_EXP - Twitter TheAthleticExperience@gmail.com - Email

Johnny Quinn is a professional speaker and travels the globe to inspire audiences by delivering thought-provoking and action-packed messages on leadership, teamwork, motivation, faith and social media. He is a United States Olympian in the sport of bobsled and competed at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Johnny is also a former professional football player spending time with the NFL’s Buffalo Bills, Green Bay Packers and Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL. He is one of three people to have played in the NFL and competed in the Winter Olympics. I caught up with Johnny in between speaking gigs this week and grabbed about 45 minutes of his time!  Take a listen in on Johnny's tips for youth in sport, as well as his tips for the C Suite CEO.   Follow Johnny on his website: www.johnnyquinnusa.com Follow me, John Register: www.johnregister.com as well as book mark this show!  Have a great day and enjoy your coffee! JR

Johnny Quinn is a professional speaker and travels the globe to inspire audiences by delivering thought-provoking and action-packed messages on leadership, teamwork, motivation, faith and social media. He is a United States Olympian in the sport of bobsled and competed at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Johnny is also a former professional football player spending time with the NFL’s Buffalo Bills, Green Bay Packers and Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL. He is one of three people to have played in the NFL and competed in the Winter Olympics. He is solution oriented. When he was stuck in a bathroom in the athlete village in Socchi, Russia, Johnny pushed through the door, destroying it! The photo he posted on social media went viral! I caught up with Johnny in between speaking gigs this week and grabbed about 45 minutes of his time!  Take a listen in on Johnny's tips for youth in sport, as well as his tips for the C Suite CEO.   Follow Johnny on his website: www.johnnyquinnusa.com Follow me, John Register: www.johnregister.com as well as book mark this show!  Have a great day and enjoy your coffee! JR

#36 A 2x Olympian & FSN/NBC Broadcaster Dumb Enough Not To Quit with Kevin BARNETT Athlete Case Study: Former Member of the Men’s USA National Volleyball Team, 2x Olympian & Professional Broadcaster April 13, 2015 KEVIN BARNETT | 2X OLYMPIAN & BROADCASTER | BEYONDATHLETIC.COM Hello, World! BACKGROUND On today’s episode, we will be talking with one of my so called mentors, even though he may not have been aware of that, many things he did in the sport of volleyball, I shadowed and mimicked throughout my career to get better and create my own game. I’ve also always been inspired by the person he is and his character has encouraged me to be someone who speaks up. Today we will discuss the importance of having the will to show up no matter what and to keep going at it, and we need to give the best we have in that moment, and although we may not always be 100%, we need to give 100% of whatever we have on that day. BIO Born, Kevin Rees BARNETT, from Lockport, Illinois on May 14, 1974. Resided in Southern California in 2006 with wife and twin sons There were no volleyball teams at the schools until his junior year of high school, Kevin didn’t join the squad until senior year Took one year off of school and just trained for volleyball and worked at the Cheesecake Factory Played at Pierce Junior College for two years, transferred and played two years at Pepperdine University Played on the USA National Team for 9 years after making the team in 1997; 2x MVP for USA, USA National Team Athlete of the year Kevin is a two-time United States Olympian turned professional broadcaster; specializing in ball and motorsports, Kevin has covered a variety of broadcast roles since 2006. Over the past three years his primary focus has been Play by Play and Studio Host. This type of work includes: Volleyball / Basketball / Football and Racing. He can be seen regularly on NBC / PAC 12 Network / Fox Sports West / ESPNU and elsewhere throughout the television universe. LEAVE A REVIEW & Subscribe to #BeyondAthletic in iTunes so other can find us too! Share this with one person you think could benefit the most… Hello, World! PERSONAL QUOTE: “Get busy livin' or get busy dyin” Red (Shawshank Redemption) MOST INFLUENTIAL PERSON IN HIS LIFE: KEN STANLEY; JUNIOR COLLEGE COACH, GOOD MAN AND GREAT COACH MARV DUNPHY; CONTRIBUTED TO MAKING ME INTO A BETTER PERSON Key Discussion Points: When was one of your biggest struggles and what did you learn from it? How did you bounce back from being on the bench and injuries? When was your lightbulb moment? When was one of your proudest moments in life so far? What was your plan to be successful in life, other than just your sport? Key Lessons: The key is to just keep showing up no matter what and never giving up “ I’m just dumb enough not quit...there’s no genius to doing what we do, its just a willingness to show up every week no matter what happens.” KB @ 17:03 Its important to learn how to deal with structures of a team, and be in the good graces of your coaches “They knew I would show up every single day in practice, and would give everything I had that day..it didn’t matter what had happened before, it didn’t matter what happened after, it didn’t matter how practice went..if practice started poorly for me its not like I’d quit..” KB @ 17:48 Give the best that you have at that moment and over time you will acquire skills Its important to pay attention to others and learn from them There can be great satisfaction with the team effort even after a tough loss “..disappointed that we hadn’t won but very satisfied and very happy with the whole experience..I was satisfied with the play of the team and the way we had performed and fought and done our best.” KB @ 25:22 The key is to just keep showing up no matter what and never giving up Strive to finish satisfied with what you’ve done Don’t put EVERYTHING into getting the medal, embrace the actual experience of competing at the highest level The big things you want won’t happen unless you put all of your eggs in that one basket “...‘don’t put all your eggs in one basket’....well you better or you’re not gonna make it….you’re not gonna get in a National Team gym, you’re not gonna get in a professional league, you’re not gonna get yourself on a roster..its just not gonna happen unless you’re all in.” KB @ 30:50 Don’t be discouraged by failures “You can’t let failing at something then discourage you from trying something else.” KB @ 37:16 Hello, World! KEVIN’S TIP JAR What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? “You gotta be early to be on time.” -Ken Stanley What personal habit do you believe contributed most to your success? Blind Stupidity What is the one thing you would like to improve about yourself? I would to not get so aggravated with stuff so quickly One resource you use to improve yourself as a person? People around you that tell you the truth and don’t be afraid of it Knowing everything you know now with the same resources you had starting out and the new ones you have now (Beyond Athletic Podcasts, ESS, etc.), if you had a do-over what would you have done differently to reach success? Following someone that you respect that you think is doing right that you view is successful and forge a relationship with them. A book or learning resource you love to use? Sacred Hoops by Phil Jackson What is a tool/habit you love to use to stay healthy? Going to the gym 4-5 days a week. Riding Motocross A useful tool or tip for eating on the go -OR- for traveling in general? Isagenix/Try and avoid eating in airports. / Always treat yourself to a good meal on the road. It's already no fun to be traveling a long distance. Good food makes it more enjoyable. What's a cause or thing/action you like to do to add value to other peoples lives that you either know or don't know at all? My kids! That's where my time goes. INFO Business/Work: Broadcaster for the Pac-12 Networks and FOX Sports TheNetLive Podcast/Show Host Past/Current Teams: Pierce College Men’s Volleyball Pepperdine Men’s Volleyball USA Men’s National Volleyball Team Follow Kevin Facebook | Website | Twitter Pieces of Wisdom “You’ve gotta be comfortable with yourself and know that you’ve done right by yourself.” -KB “Don’t say you want it and not be willing to put out the effort to get the thing and then be disappointed when you didn’t get it.” -KB Definition of Being An Athlete? "..its just another person, its like famous people, the more you meet famous people ..you realize they’re just people too and when it comes to the role model aspect of things..you gotta pick the right role model, not just the one who’s the glossiest" -KB LEAVE A REVIEW FOR THIS EPISODE ON: ITUNES -OR- OUR SITE WE WILL GET YOUR REVIEW TO THE ATHLETE! @BEYONDATHLETIC