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My guest today is Stefan Scorchev, a bridge player, friend, and the creator of IntoBridge. For those who are unaware, IntoBridge is a free platform for online bridge games. In his childhood, Stefan learned the value of online bridge as he spent hours playing bridge every day, and found that playing bridge online encouraged him compete at in-person tournaments. Stefan is the first Bulgarian guest I've had on the show, and I fist met him in 2012 when he played on the Bulgarian team in the Junior Nationals. We talk about in-person and virtual bridge, the unique features of IntoBridge that borrow from modern gaming, and what it's like to run a bridge startup. You can learn more about IntoBridge on its website: https://intobridge.com/  Subscribers to The Setting Trick email list check your email or to subscribe click here: https://www.thesettingtrick.com/  Episode Highlights: 4:58 – Stefan played bridge online constantly in his childhood, and moved into in-person tournaments at seventeen. He says he played bridge as much as fifteen hours a day. 12:05 – Stefan says he is the strangest looking person at tournaments because he always wears his IntoBridge merchandise. 16:05 – “We focused on inventing something that has the potential that you close it immediately and continue whenever you can.” 17:35 0:54 – Ranked matchups on IntoBridge 24:17 – The Daily exists to give people a reason to return to IntoBridge every day. 28:47 – Stefan has a lot of ideas for new bridge formats unique to IntoBridge 32:45 – Some unfortunate mis-clicks 40:12 – Bridge marketing is difficult, so word of mouth has been the best marketing channel for IntoBridge 48:22 – Running a startup is difficult as investors and employees rely on the performance of the business 56:46 – Having access to a free bridge platform as a kid was game-changing for Stefan. 57:59 – One great aspect of online bridge is that it naturally leads people into in-person bridge, encouraging them to meet more people. 1:02:41 – Stefan's Fiance, Desi, is coming to the US Nationals for the first time. 

Chris Weidner just sent his first 14c at the young age of 50 years old. Hidden beneath that spectacular achievement is a pyramid of climbing all over the world in many different styles, from FA'ing multi pitch 5.13 trad to summiting mountains in Alaska and Argentina. All of this started when he became member #112 at the first climbing gym in the US!You'll also recognize Chris' voice from his years as a commentator for US Nationals and Psicobloc competitions.SHOW NOTES:Chris' InstagramChris on The Green Mile (14c) by LT11Chris on the FA of Galmbers Fallacy (13b multi pitch FA) by LT11Kong Extendo Cheater DrawSupport the showSupport us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

I interview 2002 Olympic Bronze Medalist Tim Goebel on his career and experiences skating: -How he got into skating -His coaching experiences throughout his career with Carol Heiss Jenkins, Frank Carroll, and more -Being the first man to land 3 quads in one program -Handling the mental side of skating and competing -Leading up to the Olympics winning US Nationals the year before -His Olympic experience in Salt Lake City in 2002 and winning the bronze medal -Dealing with Injuries and how we've improved training methods to prevent injuries since his era -What retirement was like for him and his career path afterwards -His involvement with skating now and what he thinks of the sport -His advice to skaters everywhere

  My name is Nils Jonasson and I am a competition shooter. I compete in USPSA, IPSC, IDPA, 3-Gun and Steel Challenge style matches. My goal is to achieve perfection in my own shooting and to help those with the desire to improve. I have won local matches, state events,  US Nationals and World Championships. I am blessed with some great sponsors that help me achieve my shooting and personal goals.  Please check them out in the sponsors section.

Happy Holidays! This week on the show, the crew welcomes Director of Premier Play and Events for #fabtcg Trevor Baker to the desk! Logan and Darick talk to Trevor about the ins and outs of the Premier Play and events schedule, how locations are looked at for tier 3 and 4 events, and a bevy of listener questions in between. Oh and the location for US Nationals 2025!!Subscribe to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fleshandpodCheck us out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3lWbhCfWe're available on Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3dF4IQ3Join our Discord here: https://discord.gg/nrGegbag4uQuestions and comments can be sent to @fleshandpod.bsky.social on BlueSky, as well as fleshandpod@gmail.comPod BlueSky: @fleshandpod.bsky.socialDarick BlueSky: @charm3r.comLogan BlueSky: @loganpetersen.bsky.socialTrevor Twitter: @trevbaker

Dmitry Salita immigrated from Ukraine to the USA where he became an international champion in the boxing ring and a Shabbos observant Jew. Follow him on Instagram (@dmitriy_salita) Facebook (Dmitriy Salita) and LinkedIn Dmitriy Salita. ----- To sponsor an episode: JewsShmoozeMarketing@gmail.com Listen on the phone!! UK: 44-333-366-0589 IL: 972-79-579-5005 USA: 712-432-2903 Check out the Jews Shmooze T-shirts and mug: https://rb.gy/qp543

This is a follow-up episode to the last Melina Costanza podcast, #119. That episode was one of the fan favorites, josh favorites, and even favorites of other professional climbers. Go listen to that one first, because it was amazing and will set the stage for this follow-up episode.It's only been a month since Melina last came on, but in that month she won US Nationals, both in Lead and Bouldering, and did so for the second year in a row. Yes, in 2023 she won Lead and Bouldering and in 2024 she AGAIN won Lead and Bouldering! On top of that she won multiple high level local comps this month and found the time to go outside and do a slew of double digit boulders. One of which was a near flash of a V13 (she still sent 2nd go)!Melina is incredibly articulate and insightful on the intricacies of performing at the highest level of competition. In the last episode she detailed her training leading into Nationals, and since she had such a stellar performance we wanted to sit down and explore exactly how that training turned into perfect execution.Don't miss this one… These two pods together are not just a 2x, it's squared. (Ya, that's a lame joke, but it's true.)SHOW NOTES:Melina Costanza's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melinacostanza/Melina's previous Testpiece Podcast, #1192024 Double Gold ChampV13 Second GoSupport the showSupport us on Patreon: HEREVisit our podcast page: HERESign-up with one of our coaches: HEREFollow us on Instagram: HERE

Multiple times World Champion Taylor Atwood returns to KOTL to discuss his big comeback performance, his arrival as an 83 kg lifter, the battle of the 83s to come at US Nationals, Joe Borenstein's bold rise, Ade's inclusion to Sheffield, DMs him and Russ exchanged, his new goals in his new weight class, and much more! Hosted by 6 Pack Lapadat

The crew is joined by Clay Millican this week to talk drag racing and his US Nationals win, while Corey and Skip talk about the Homestead-Miami excitement as the playoff battle comes to a head.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send Us Feedback via TextKirk Verner is a true legend in skydiving, with a remarkable career spanning decades. As a founding member of Arizona Airspeed, Kirk has amassed an incredible 72 gold medals at world and national levels in both 4-Way and 8-Way formation skydiving. His achievements place him among the most successful competitors in the history of the sport.Kirk has also made significant contributions beyond competition. He captained both the 300- and 400-way world record formations and has coached thousands of skydivers, revolutionizing training and flying techniques in both indoor and outdoor settings. He's held leadership roles, including as a USPA National Director and chairman of the competition committee, and currently serves as the General Manager of Skydive Paraclete XP in Raeford, NC.In 2022, Kirk was inducted into the International Skydiving Hall of Fame. Just weeks after his induction, he secured another victory at the World Championships in Eloy, Arizona, the birthplace of Airspeed. His team continued their winning streak by claiming gold at the US Nationals and World Championships in Beaufort, NC, setting records with 37 points in a single round and achieving the highest average in 8-Way history with 23.9 points. Kirk's legacy in the sport continues to grow.

Today Jake sits down with Honu Sumo's JJ Jones, the 2024 head coach for Team USA, to talk about how the Sumo World Championships went for our Americans. JJ's been a busy man this year, as he also hosted US Nationals just 4 months ago. Make sure to keep up with him and his team on YouTube at Maximum Effort Studios.

Amanda and Bill chat about everything that has happened in the past month on the U.S. and International gravel scene, including U.S. Gravel Nationals, UCI Gravel World Championships, the Rad and changes to next year's LifeTime Grand Prix. Groadio is sponsored by Hammerhead. Right now, our listeners can get a free Heart-Rate Monitor with the purchase of a Hammerhead Karoo. Visit hammerhead.io right now and use promo code GROADIO at checkout to get yours today. This is exclusive for our listeners, so don't forget to use promo code GROADIO! You'll get a free Heart-Rate Monitor with your purchase of a Karoo. Go to Hammerhead.io today, add both items to your cart, and use promo code GROADIO. You can follow Amanda on Twitter at @_amanda_panda_ and on Instagram at @amanda_panda_. Follow Bill at @cxhairs  on Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the CXHAIRS Bulletin at cxhairs.substack.com. Follow the show on Twitter at @groadio and also on Instagram at @groadio. Email the show at groadio@gmail.com. Groadio is part of the Wide Angle Podium network. Please consider becoming a member. Go to www.wideanglepodium.com/donate to learn more and contribute. If you join and support Groadio, screenshot your receipt and send it to groadio@gmail.com for a free pair of socks.         

Listen in with Dave Daugherty, Chairman, US National Show Commission, as he shares with us about this year's national championship show. Dave shares updates regarding the numbers, some parties, roving interviews, the City of Tulsa, prize money and more – several helpful updates regarding what to expect at this year's show. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/we-love-arabian-horses/support

Exploring the exportation of hate - from country to country – cross borders from the US to anywhere and vice versa. How HATE is in big demand around the world.

Grip Strip Podcast Episode 234 – Flipping The Script   This episode covers recent races in NASCAR's Cup and Xfinity series at Daytona, along with the Truck series at Milwaukee Mile. Harrison Burton celebrated his first-ever Cup win, making it a special moment for the Wood Brothers, as it marks their 100th victory. He managed a last-minute pass on Kyle Busch, which secured him a spot in the playoffs. We discuss some key moments from the races, including multiple cars flipping over, and how NASCAR seems to struggle with handling such incidents. There's also a brief recap of what happened at Michigan International Speedway and updates on points as we head to Darlington.   In the Xfinity series, Ryan Truex scored his second win of 2024 while driving for Toyota. We're still piecing together exactly what happened during that race. In the Truck series, Layne Riggs finally claimed his first victory, though he dislocated his shoulder in the celebration, which his father, Scott, witnessed live. Early leaders included Eckes, Majeski, and Heim before Riggs took the lead. We also look at the points heading to Bristol for the second playoff race in the round of 8.   Moving on to IndyCar, the last week featured races in Portland and Gateway. Penske Racing was on fire with Josef Newgarden winning at Gateway and Will Power succeeding in Portland. Alex Palou continued to show consistency, while Scott McLaughlin had a more challenging race. We provide updates on other key players and points as we go into Milwaukee for a doubleheader.   In Formula 1 news, Lando Norris struggled at the start once again but ultimately celebrated a win, marking McLaren's rise above Red Bull and Aston Martin. Charles Leclerc rounded out the podium, but Carlos Sainz had a tough weekend. Mercedes faced some difficulties, with George Russell dropping out of contention and Lewis Hamilton receiving a questionable penalty yet recovering to finish eighth. Questions loom around Logan Sargeant's future in F1 and who might step in next, along with updates as we head to Monza.   In our GSP Roundup, we highlight the F2 and F1 Academy races at Zandvoort last week, with the F2 and F3 season finale coming up at Monza this week. There was also IMSA GT racing at VIR last week and WEC action at Circuit of the Americas this week. Indy NXT was in Portland last week and will be in Milwaukee this week. MotoGP and Moto2 raced at Aragon, while NHRA took part in the US Nationals.   Looking ahead, we preview the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix and make our picks for the races. We also preview the IndyCar doubleheader at Milwaukee Mile, along with picks for the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity races at Darlington, discussing who might secure spots in the Cup playoffs.   Finally, we wrap up the show with Josh's Sim Segment before closing out the episode.

Bill Yates discusses his Win at the US Nationals in TS and how that came to be. Rex and JP discuss Factory X Scandal, recap the stupid fast TD field, talk Big Country and Fletcher Cox getting after it for $200k, and Craig Addis and Mark Micke setting records!

It was the race of races like it usually is and the winners certainly earned all of their accolades. On this episode of the NHRA Insider Podcast, host Brian Lohnes is joined by Andrew Hines, crew chief for Indy winner Gaige Herrera in Pro Stock Motorcycle, and Top Fuel winning crew chief Jim Oberhofer who tunes Clay Millican's 330mph missile.   Along with an extended race recap to start the show, these two interview conversations are fascinating. Hines relates the struggles the team had in Sonoma, how they course corrected for Indy, and how the timing of a test session can really make a difference in racing conditions. The details shared here are awesome.  Jim O talks about his team, his personal trials and travails at the US Nationals and how this victory was the culmination of a lot of work for he, Nicky Boninfante, and the their entire race team. Jim is detailed and very emotionally invested in telling the story of his team, their win, and why they are not to be looked over when it comes to the final six races of the season.    This, like the race, is one to remember!

Rex and JP give the PDRA Bristol Race Report, NHRA D3 Bowling Green Race Report and Pre-view TD and TS at the US NATIONALS. The Big Go is this week at Indy and is going to be FIRE!

On this monologue episode of the NHRA Insider Podcast powered by Speedmaster, host Brian Lohnes takes you though the myriad of reasons this 70th running of the US Nationals means so much to the racers, the fans, and the sport as a whole. There insight into the history of the event, the reasons why people attend, why the race is like a nitro powered piece of orchestral music, and what separates the US Nationals out from other drag races in the NHRA and around the globe.    This is a week to truly immerse in drag racing. From the raw performance of stock and super stock qualifying, the tightrope walk that will be qualifying in top sportsman and top dragster, the specialty races, a revamped Hemi Challenge, and more, there's loads to explore and talk about.    It's Indy week and the whole sport is buzzing about it!

On this episode of the NHRA Insider Podcast powered by Speedmaster host Brian Lohnes is joined by JR Todd and Tony Stewart to discuss their respective weekends at the Lucas Oil Nationals in Brainerd, Minnesota as well as the upcoming Toyota US Nationals. These two racers had two radically different experiences and they dive into both.    For JR Todd it was a weekend of explosive turmoil punctuated by the greatest pit thrash in a decade. He takes us inside the madness of the repairs that took place between the second and third rounds at Brainerd, how the whole pit area seemed to come to the aid of his DHL team, and the emotional highs and lows of this draining weekend. He also explains some of the finer details that the cameras did not catch.    Tony Stewart ran career best numbers and has the best race car he has been in all season. He talks about the long road to his final round in Sonoma, the heartfelt message he shared with Antron Brown after that race, how his team is equipped for the US Nationals, and the similarities and differences he is experiencing in Top Fuel as opposed to his NASCAR and IndyCar experiences.    A banger of a show from end to end!

Gavin Adin returns to KOTL to discuss being the first 93 kg lifter to take the World record into the 900s. He also breaks down missing weight at US Nationals, bringing In Layne Norton to help, his thoughts on Worlds, new comers to the division, his always hungry mindset, and much more! Hosted by 6 Pack Lapadat

Bart drops by to talk all the NT talk- USYNT and the U20 loss in Mexico, the USMNT losing in the knockouts in Paris and the WNT continuing to chase a medal under Emma Hayes

Four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Tony Stewart is now an NHRA top fuel rookie. Columbus, Indiana claims Stewart as its own, and fans are cheering him on. Stewart expressed his excitement about transitioning to NHRA, comparing the US Nationals to the Indy 500 in terms of significance. He highlighted his journey from racing a top alcohol dragster last year to now competing in top fuel at 53.Stewart mentioned the thrill of new challenges and credited his wife, Leah Pruett, for her coaching and support. Working with his spouse has been positive, thanks to their shared competitive spirit and mutual understanding of each other's high standards. Stewart shared that Pruett's guidance has been invaluable in his adaptation to NHRA racing.This year marks the 70th anniversary of the US Nationals, an event Stewart has long admired. He recalled watching drag races over Labor Day weekends and emphasized the growing competition and excitement in NHRA. Stewart noted the unique fan experience in NHRA, where attendees can visit the pit area, watch crews work on cars, and interact with drivers.The US Nationals will take place at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park from August 28 to September 2. Stewart also hinted at a racing-themed name for his future son but kept the final choice a secret, honoring his wife's request. He finished by expressing his gratitude and excitement for the upcoming race weekend.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Heroclix Podcast for players new and old! Hosts Kalder and Ian truly blend the Casual and Competitive aspects of Heroclix into this all encompassing board game podcast! Stay tuned as they cover: news, strategy, team builds, and everything else in the world of Heroclix! Join Kalder, and Ian this week as we talk about: 1.  Whatmade us happy! Good movies, Bad movies, and Heroscape. 2. We finally talk about Heroclix at 27:03 3. Discuss the best Heroclix players based off 2023 300 modern data provided by Bill de Rocher 4. Introduce a new Team building segment! HEROCLIX PLAYER RANKINGS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qqkrW-nRPWVOh-0vkCBJHthnbBsHmPJ1IqU4mCUxufc/edit?gid=797852893#gid=797852893 IAN'S TEAM: https://hcunits.net/teams/19d66940-8a52-4741-9df2-e6f5c9ed7f75/ If this is your first episode or you are just getting into Heroclix check out our new player episode for everything you need to know for when you get started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se_hS5XiPpU Don't forget to email or message us on Facebook any time you have a question. We'd love to hear from you! Follow the links Below! Everything Dial H: https://linktr.ee/dialhforheroclix DIALH10 for 10% off: Shop Wizkids Sponsor: CoolStuffInc Craftworks Forge: https://www.etsy.com/shop/craftworksforge/?etsrc=sdt&page=1#items Action Objx: https://actionobjx.com/collections/al

Former child Evan Herndon joins the pod after his win at US Nationals!

In this episode we get a little sentimental and wax philosophically on the recent US Nationals and take our first look at the (far away but still) upcoming set: Rosetta! Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/JMjxmkMDSs  You can follow us at the following socials: Twitter: @PitchItToMePod Instagram: @pitchittomepodcast Youtube: @PitchItToMePodcast Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:06 Turn Zero 04:09 Red Pitch (Fuzzy): Minneapolis was Dope! Losing Isn't! 21:31 Yellow Pitch (Joel): What Could Have Been 33:31 Blue Pitch (Clark): Rosetta Season is my Favorite Season 53:44 Arsenal Zone 1:01:14 Credits 1:02:32 Outtakes Credits: Host #2 -- Fuzzy Delp Host #2 -- Joel Recinos Host #2 -- Clark Moore Executive Producer -- Talon Stradley Music -- Dillon Hulse Logo -- Han Vi Audio Editor -- Fuzzy Delp Video Editor -- Clark Moore Thank you to Legend Story Studios for allowing the use of their card art through their Content Creator policies and for making the game of Flesh and Blood.

This week Hayden and Brendan breakdown Day 1 of US Nationals, as well as answer a ton of questions fielded from listeners on Twitter and Discord. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ArsenalPass Review Us: https://ratethispodcast.com/arsenalpass Email: arsenalpassfab@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClhUUppHaVDBUOJHXL-a0EQ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6H2Y8uTHZaVgxpjhnTBn6n?si=R6Uya7paT_e2HOr4n2KC-w Twitter: @BrendanAPG (Brendan) & @Fyen_Dale (Hayden) Hosts: Brendan Patrick and Hayden Dale

The M-n-R Cast: The BEST ResultsJoin Michael Hamilton and Roger Bodee for the 99th episode of the M-n-R (Manner) Cast. This week, Michael and Roger discuss what went right and wrong for them at the 2024 US Nationals.Support us directly at: https://www.patreon.com/MnR_CastFind us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/MnRcastJoin our Discord: https://discord.gg/jBWCwvYRuPMusic by: Aidan Kwasneski#fleshandbloodtcg #fab #podcast #cast #strategy Flesh and Blood Podcast

@fabtcg US Nationals and The Calling Minneapolis have come and gone and the Flesh and Pod crew are your source for boots on the ground analysis! We recap the weekend that was, talk about the newest announcements regarding the return to Aria with Rosetta, and debut our new segment "Asssassin Corner!"YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoLSSfLUQQ___-M9sNVUJFwSubscribe to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fleshandpodJoin our Discord here: https://discord.gg/nrGegbag4uMerch Link: https://www.berrygoodembroidery.com/fapThe Realm Brawl Tickets: http://tinyurl.com/3rjnm386 Questions and comments can be sent to @FleshPod on Twitter, as well as fleshandpod@gmail.com, or dropped in our Discord! Pod Twitter: @FleshPod Charmer Twitter: @ThatCHARM3RLogan Twitter: @LoganPetersen The Realm Twitter: @TheRealmGames1

Multi-Time NHRA World Champion Jason Line joins the Hidden Horsepower podcast to talk about Bonneville, Danny Jesel's Equal 8 and the new JLine Engine Blocks and Cylinder Heads. Jason also reveals a possible return to driving duties at the US Nationals later this Summer. He was our first guest, and now he's our latest guest on this must watch episode of the podcast for engine builders! #engine #bonneville #nascar #dodge #nhra

It's @fabtcg US Nationals Preview Time! The crew discusses the events in Singapore and Las Vegas, what stood out to them, where they're at in deck consideration, and what to expect at both US Nationals and The Calling Minneapolis. As always, the degenerate duo also takes time to answer questions from you, THE LISTENERS!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoLSSfLUQQ___-M9sNVUJFwSubscribe to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fleshandpodJoin our Discord here: https://discord.gg/nrGegbag4uMerch Link: https://www.berrygoodembroidery.com/fapThe Realm Brawl Tickets: http://tinyurl.com/3rjnm386 Questions and comments can be sent to @FleshPod on Twitter, as well as fleshandpod@gmail.com, or dropped in our Discord! Pod Twitter: @FleshPod Charmer Twitter: @ThatCHARM3RLogan Twitter: @LoganPetersen The Realm Twitter: @TheRealmGames1

Randy and Dean Warren talk about the latest in bicycle racing as well as many other cycling topics.  The Giro d' Italia was exciting despite Tadej Pogacar's dominant win.  The main adversaries competing against Pogacar for the Tour de France are coming back from injuries.  Randy and Dean discuss rib injury recoveries as Randy has lots of experience from breaking them many times.  US women excel at the Pan Am games races in Brazil.

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USA 66 kg National Champion Jonathan Garcia discusses his difficult upbringing, the end of his Olympic dream, his comeback in Powerlifting, unofficially breaking the World record at US Nationals, and the battle with Pana and the rest of the 66s that lay ahead. Hosted by 6 Pack Lapadat

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We recap the earth shattering action from World Figure Skating Championships 2024 in Montreal, including Ilia Malinin's historic 6-Quad winning free skate, the 3-peat gold for Kaori Sakamoto, and Canada's own Stellato-Dudek & Deschamps finally ascending to the Pairs throne.   The 2024 World Figure Skating Championships in Montreal gave us several moments we expected, others we wished for, and whole lot we never could have predicted. Most of all, it gave us countless extraordinary skating moments we won't soon forget. Men's Competition The formal coronation of the Quad God, Ilia Malinin, as the biggest rockstar in men's figure skating happened here—with a program that literally had us screaming in our living room in disbelief. Coming into the free skate a close third behind reigning World Champion, Shoma Uno, and returning Olympic silver medalist, Yuma Kagiyama, Malinin closed the event with a World Record-breaking free skate that started with a quad axel, ended with a boggling triple lutz-triple axel combination, and found room in the middle for 5 other quads. At the end of it, Malinin collapsed while the arena went bonkers — knowing they had seen something extraordinary. His first world title is certainly one to remember. In the silver slot, the utterly brilliant Yuma Kagiyama skated in a way that would have won him any other title on any other night. His continued growth as an artist as much as an athlete is glorious to watch, and while this year gold may not have been his, do not underestimate his potential to win the Olympic gold medal. He's on a path that could definitely get him there. In third, with the biggest comeback ever seen in ISU competition, was Adam Siao Him Fa from France. As if jumping from 19th to 3rd with an incredibly powerful free skate wasn't enough, he was second in the free program only to Ilia — and did that while also including an illegal backflip that cost his 2 points. It was bold, intense, and one of the best stories to come out of the championship. In fourth, Shoma Uno — who led after the short — had a rougher free skate than we've seen from him in quite a long time and couldn't hold onto a podium position. That said, he was still Shoma — meaning he was still brilliant and amongst the class of the field. Rounding out the top 5 was Jason Brown — who again competed very little internationally this season, only to come to Worlds with no quads and still skate SO BEAUTIFULLY that he landed amongst the top men in the world. Fingers crossed we see him again next year as the sport is always better for having him still competing in it.  Pairs Competition All season long, we've been watching Deanna Stellato-Dudek & Maxime Deschamps look like they were ready to take that step into being World Champions — but a few moments during the season had us worried the title may not happen this year. Our worries were wasted, thankfully, as Deanna and Maxime put down two dazzling programs that led to their history-making win on home soil in Canada. To say this moment was emotional is a massive understatement. As the oldest woman to ever win a figure skating world title in any discipline at 40 years old, Deanna becomes, not only a legend in the sport, but even more of an inspiration than she'd already proved herself to be. An extraordinary moment for this exceptionally talented team and fans everywhere to share. Riku Muira & Ryuchi Kihara came to Montreal with a lot of question marks. As the reigning World Champs, they were certainly not to be discounted — but injury had kept them from most competitions this season and it was unclear how they would perform. With a win in the free skate and a silver medal overall, they silenced all of those who doubted them and shined like the champions they are. In a scary moment, Ryuichi had to be helped by EMTs directly following their free skate — unfortunately meaning they missed the medal ceremony. Thankfully, he bounced back quickly and the organizing committee redid the medal ceremony on Saturday night to allow them to participate. Taking the bronze medal were the surprise pair of the season, Germany's Minerva Fabienne Hase & Nikita Volodin. After their misstep at the European Championships, this team came here and showed why they went undefeated in the first part of this season, with two very strong programs that defy their short time together. We cannot wait to see how this team evolves and gets even better with time.  Women's Competition Kaori Sakamoto proved again why she's in a league of her own right now in the women's division, coming back from a 4th place finish in the short program to win her third gold medal. This third world title makes her the first woman since Peggy Flemming in the 1960's to win three consecutive world championships. Taking a bit of a surprise silver, Isabeau Levito came back from a rough US Nationals to skate two exceptional programs and earn her first World medal. This is the first silver medal the US has taken in the women's event since Ashley Wagner in 2016.  In third for the bronze was Chaeyeon Kim from South Korea — who skated a near flawless free skate to move up from 6th to 3rd. This 17 year-old skater has only been on the ice for 7 years and is already a world medalist — it will be very interesting to see how far she can go! In a disappointing placement, Loena Hendrickx — who won the short program — ended up in fourth overall after a sluggish, error-laden free skate.  Ice Dance Competition The most predictable of the disciplines provided some excellent performances—but stayed to the script in terms of the medals. Madison Chock & Evan Bates decimated the rhythm dance, earning a sizable lead that they needed after a small mistake in the free dance—which was still absolutely gorgeous and enough to earn them their second world title. The silver went to the hometown heroes, Canda's Piper Gilles & Paul Poirier, who won the free dance with the best performance of their Wuthering Heights program of the season. Their rhythm dance again seemed just a bit less impactful and held them back from taking the title. In the bronze position was Italy's Charlene Guignard & Marco Fabbri, who turned in two extraodiary performances that may have been the most technically sound of the event. However, a few small issues in their free dance — and a larger one with a scary costume malfunction — dropped them from 2nd in the short to 3rd overall. Follow Scoreography: Website — https://scoreography.show Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/scoreography Threads — https://www.threads.net/@scoreography BlueSky — https://bsky.app/profile/scoreography.show  

Tom Peghiny's lifelong passion for flying, beginning with hang gliders at age 13, progressed the sport significantly. A key figure in early hang gliding, he competed in the first US Nationals and World Championships, advocating for safety and design innovation. Now into paragliding, Tom's enduring enthusiasm has been central to his life's work, influencing the community and fueling a continuous pursuit of flight, highlighted in an interview that reflects on his impactful career and the sport's evolution.

In part two of our 2024 Worlds preview, we dig into the absolutely stacked Men's competition, including the “Thrivalry” between Shoma Uno, Ilia Malinin, and Yuma Kagiyama. Then we go deep into the Ice Dance lineup, which promises to be a close showdown between 3-4 top teams.   In this week's episode, we're shooting our final shot at predictions for the 2024 World Figure Skating Championships — this time discussing the men's and dance competitions.  From the “Trivalry” we're expecting to see between Ilia Malinin, Shoma Uno, and Yuma Kagiyama in the men's event to a probable four-way race for the podium in the dance event, we're holding our breath for these two competitions.  Men's Competition  This season has been an incredibly strong one in the men's division, making this event possibly the most competitive and anticipated of the World Championships events.  Coming in off his Grand Prix Final win, Ilia Malinin heads to Montreal as a definite favorite for the podium. He didn't have the best US Nationals, but also didn't have much competition there — so its possible that lessened his preparation. Regardless, he recently shared a quad toe loop / quad axel combination he's doing in practice — throwing an absolute gauntlet down to the rest of the field and clearly stating that he will be tough to beat if he skates cleanly. However, he's not alone in the “favorites” camp — Japan's Yuma Kagiyama and reigning World Champ, Shoma Uno, are coming in looking phenomenal. Kagiyama showed up better than ever at Four Continents back in February — taking that title in a dominant fashion and giving him a ton of momentum coming into Worlds. Uno has looked solid all season, but hasn't had quite the consistency and has been “plagued by the q” (I.e. quarter understated jumps) on a few occasions. We're crossing every finger and toe that he can bring to Montreal his fight and his special artistic magic — and get on that podium again! Also in the medal mix, the early-season frontrunner — Adam Siao Him Fa — comes in after having along break since winning his second European title. His last three competitions have looked a bit messier than the near-perfection of the first half of the season, but you cannot count out this exceptional Frenchman on the rise. Japan's Kao Miura arrives hungry to his first World Championships — and has far less pressure on him than his countrymen. It'll be very interesting to see what he can bring to the ice here. There are quite a few other men here who could show up and surprise everyone, including one of skating's favorite sons, Jason Brown of the U.S, who is a wild card here but can never be counted out. All in all, this feels like the first real step towards the next Olympics and expect to see some big programs here. Ice Dance Competition Reigning World Champions, Madison Chock & Evan Bates of the US, come here seeking a repeat win and two great skates in their adopted hometown of Montreal — and we're here for all of that. However, Canada's darlings, Piper Gilles & Paul Porrier, have home country advantage as well as the highest score of the season. Not to be outdone, Italy's Charlene Guignard & Marco Fabbri have shown extraordinary performances throughout the season and may be the most consistent of the top three teams. So, while Ice Dance is usually the most predictable, this competition feels like a toss up between the three powerhouse teams. Waiting just a tiny bit behind them and ready to take a big step forward are Great Britain's Lilah Fear & Lewis Gibson. They had a big surprise victory over Guignard & Fabbri at NHK Trophy last fall, and under the right circumstance on the right day, could slide onto the podium. It's a long-shot, but not impossible. What is wonderful about this competition is that there are also no less than a dozen other excellent teams all vying for top 10 finishes here. From Lithuania's brilliant Allison Reed & Saulius Ambrulevicius fresh off their European bronze medal to Finland's inventive Juulia Turkkila & Matthias Verslus to France's Evgeniia Lopareva & Geoffrey Brissaud who recently went viral with their rave-inspired exhibition program — there will be a lot of skating to love regardless of placement.  Follow Scoreography: Website — https://scoreography.show Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/scoreography Threads — https://www.threads.net/@scoreography BlueSky — https://bsky.app/profile/scoreography.show    

Part One of our World Figure Skating Championships 2024 preview focuses on the deep field of the Women's event, and the volatile and unpredictable Pairs competition. We also discuss the controversial Ice Dance Rhythm Dance themes for the next two seasons, Audrey Shin's move to Pairs, and Ilia Malinin's practice 4T+4A sequence.   The 2024 World Figure Skating Championships are so close we can smell the Montreal bagels — which means it's a good time for us to start talking about the biggest competition of the year! In this episode, we're focusing on the Women's and Pairs events — which both start on Wednesday, March 20th and promise to serve up some surprises. Women's Competition Preview For all that this field has a few clear standouts, it also has a deep pool of talent standing right behind them ready to step forward. Kaori Sakamoto — the reigning two time World Champion from Japan — comes in as the favorite, but not an untouchable one. While she's had a very strong, consistent season and garnered the highest score of any women this year, Belgium's Loena Hendrickx isn't far behind. Loena has two Worlds medals, but neither of them are gold. We expect she'll be vying for a spot on the podium and — if she can skate cleanly — maybe even in the hunt for the top spot. Right behind these two powerful medal favorites fighting for gold are two more young Japanese favorites, Mone Chiba and Hana Yoshida, who will definitely be in the hunt. South Korea's Chaeyeon Kim, Georgia's Anastasiia Gubanova, Belgium's Nina Pinzarrone, and the two American women — Amber Glenn and Isabeau Levito — are all also capable of taking a medal. Not completely out of consideration is last year's World Silver medalist, Haein Lee from South Korea, who's had a rough season but is entirely capable of pulling off an upset if she's at her best. Considering there's even more great talent not named above that will be giving their all in Montreal, this has the potential to be the best women's event we've seen since the Beijing Olympics.  Pairs Competition Preview The pairs discipline has been a bit of a wild ride this season. From super high highs (looks at you, Deanna and Maxine) to fairly disappointing lows (sadly thinking of the US Nationals right now), we're unsure what to think — but definitely hoping for a big, bold battle for the podium here. If they are at even close to their best, Canada's Deanna Stellato-Dudek & Maxime Deschamps will be the class of this field. Whether that translates to gold or not will likely be based on how clean they are and how strong teams like Germany's Minerva Fabienne Hase & Nikita Volodin and reigning World Champs, Japan's Riku Miura & Ryuichi Kihara skate.  Italy also has two powerful, if inconsistent, teams that could definitely be in the medal mix in newly crowned European champions, Lucrezia Beccari & Matteo Guarise and last year's World bronze medalists, Sarah Conti & Niccolo Macii.     Also in the conversation, 2024 World Junior Champions from Georgia, Anastasiia Metelkina & Luka Berulava may have faltered at their past two competitions, but are not to be underestimated.  And don't discount last year's fifth place finishers, Emily Chan & Spencer Akira Howe from the US. We haven't seen them much this season due to a injury, but what we did see was noteworthy enough to keep an eye on them for a top 5 finish again. There's at least five other teams that could pull off an upset based on what we've seen this season, so we recommend to expect the unexpected in this discipline in Montreal. Follow Scoreography: Website — https://scoreography.show Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/scoreography Threads — https://www.threads.net/@scoreography BlueSky — https://bsky.app/profile/scoreography.show  

We recap the exciting US Nationals 2024 competition from Columbus, OH, featuring a dramatic upset in the women's event, a stellar fight for the podium in Ice Dance, promising performances from the Men, and an underwhelming Pairs event.   The 2024 US National Championships gave us a little bit of everything. We saw a quad axel and second nationals win from a slightly messier than usual Ilia Malinin. We witnessed a Women's final where Amber Glenn and Isabeau Levito both struggled — with Amber scoring just enough to take her first national title. An awful case of the flu still didn't stop Chock and Bates from taking the Ice Dance gold. Lastly, we watched a Pairs field filled with promise but, unfortunately, so many errors. Women's Competition The biggest story out of this event is the long-awaited win for fan favorite, Amber Glenn. We were amongst those pulling for her on every jump from home — and while she did have a great short program and landed her triple axel, the second half of her long program suffered from several errors that but the top of the podium in doubt. However, Isabeau Levito — who led after the short program — had three falls in her free skate and had to settle for the bronze. In the silver spot, we saw perhaps the highlight of the competition from Josephine Lee. She delivered two fantastic programs, with her free skate being the cleanest of the night. She's too young to go to Worlds this year, but watch out for her in years to come! Ice Dance Competition Madison Chock & Evan Bates stunned with their Queen rhythm dance, which was helpful because their free dance saw some uncharacteristic errors due to them both dealing with a horrible case of the flu. They nearly withdrew from the competition, but had enough in the tank to still take gold. In second, with what seemed like breakout performances from them, Christina Carreira & Anthony Ponomarenko shined. Their free dance especially won the night, and saw them skate with their full technical and artistic prowess — but also with more emotion and freedom than we've seen before. Taking the bronze, a bit of surprise came with the medal for Emily Bratti & Ian Somerville. This young team has all it takes to have a big career, with Ian especially bringing star-power to the ice. But their podium-step ahead of former silver medalists Caroline Green & Michael Parsons in this competition was unexpected, though well-earned. Men's Competition As expected, Ilia Malinin dominated the competition with quads a-plenty. He even broke out the quad axel in the free skate — along with an unplanned triple lutz / triple axel / triple toeloop combination near the very end to make up for a few errors and secure the top spot. In silver, the class of the field Jason Brown skated two gorgeous programs, which both saw uncharacteristic falls. He still had him trademark appeal — and, most importantly for Team USA, enough quality and exceptional skill to rely on at Worlds. In bronze, a wonderful completion for Camden Pulkinen landed him not only on the podium but also won him a trip to Worlds. In fourth, we saw a stellar showing from Maxim Naumov. Looking forward to more from him at Four Continents. Pairs Competition At the end of the short program, favorites Spencer Howe & Emily Chan led the field. However, due to Spencer's continued recovery from surgery, they withdrew from the competition — though were still selected for the World team. The pairs that remained mostly struggled with singles elements and delivered a fairly messy competition. In the end, Ellie Kim & Danny O'Shea squeaked out a victory. Right behind them, the new team of Alisa Efimova & Misha Mitrofanov won the free skate and showed they have a lot of skill — look for them to move up over the next few seasons. In third, Valentina Plazas & Maximiliano Fernandez took their first National's bronze with a crowd-pleasing performance in the long program. Follow Scoreography: Website — https://scoreography.show Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/scoreography Threads — https://www.threads.net/@scoreography BlueSky — https://bsky.app/profile/scoreography.show  

Alexandra Stevenson in "Serving Aces," with co-host Hugues Laverdière open the podcast with the biggest weekend in the NFL - the AFC and NFC Championships.  Kansas City won the AFC - and San Francisco - won the NFC Championships.  The interesting part of this podcast are the mental challenges that all of the teams and athletes faced this weekend.  Alexandra emphasized that it was the biggest sports weekend for her with football, tennis, and figure skating at US Nationals.  Alexandra and Ougi wrap up the Australian Open.  They discuss Medvedev, Sinner, Sabalenka. First week of AO a lot of three setters.  Medvedev had four five set matches and played a total of 24 hours and 17 minutes.  Jannick Sinner is the second Italian to win a Grand Slam.  Adriano Panatta was the first Italian in 1976 at the French Open.  Alexandra briefly discusses Zverev and his legal troubles with a domestic abuse trial looming in May during the French Open. Women and Men Figure Skating for the US Nationals holds special favor for Alexandra as she has watched it since a 5 year-old.  She tells Ougi about all of the ins and outs and the winners.  Her quote of the podcast went to Jannik Sinner who said, "You live with this kind of movement.  You don't even realize how fast you're moving."  So said the young skier from Italy.  He did mention that it is -20 where his parents live in his post-win speech at AO.

We preview the upcoming United States Nationals 2024 competition, including expected wins from Ilia Malinin and Chock & Bates, the likely podium but potential surprises in the women's division, and the total crapshoot of the Pairs competition.   The 2024 US National Championships are upon us, and there is a lot to be excited about in Columbus, Ohio this week! From a wide open Men's field behind the near-guaranteed winner — QuadG0d himself, Ilia Malinin — to a potentially tighter-than-expected Women's competition, this promises to be full of surprises. Plus, a stacked line-up of dance teams — including reigning World Champions, Madison Chock & Evan Bates — are sure to make this a stellar event. Men's Competition While not a “lock”, it's hard to deny that Ilia Malinin will be near-impossible to beat here. After his huge win (and score!) at the Grand Prix Final back in December, Malinin looks for his second national title with no one else really in his league technically here. The big question will be if he throws the quad axel in one or both programs. Our bet is on no, since he won't need it, but he's surprised us before! The only man who just might be able to triumph on the right day is the brilliant Jason Brown, who cannot touch Ilia's jumps but can out-skate most men in the world when it comes to skating skills, artistry, choreography, etc. It would be a shock to say the least, but anything is possible! Also to keep an eye on for the podium (and perhaps a trip to Worlds): Camden Pulkinen, Andrew Torgashev, Maxim Naumov, and Jimmy Ma. Ice Dance Competition The deepest field of competitors at US Nationals is definitely in dance. At the top, and the clear front-runners here, are Madison Chock & Evan Bates. Their programs this year are outstanding and they are fresh from a victory at the Grand Prix Final. Unless disaster strikes, just sit back and enjoy these two! When looking at the rest of the field, it's wide open. The safest bets would be Christina Carreira & Anthony Ponomarenko and Caroline Green & Michael Parsons. Both have performed well on the Grand Prix, but perhaps not as well as expected. Right behind them, teams including Oona Brown & Gage Brown, Emilea Zingas & Vadym Kolesnik, and Eva Pate & Logan Bye are all in the mix. Also, don't discount the team of Isabella Flores & Ivan Desyatov — who have only recently been able to officially skate for the US. We're excited to see them here! Women's Competition While defending national champion Isabeau Levito comes in as the favorite here, she will have stiff competition. Isabeau has had an up-and-down season to date, with the high of winning her first Grand Prix event and the low of the short program at the Grand Prix Final. She's known for her consistency and grace, both of which we hope to see on display in Columbus. Right with her in the running for the title will be Amber Glenn, who has also had a wobbly season. However, international judges have shown they are ready to support her — so fingers crossed for two great programs here. Also in the medal hunt, the NHK Trophy silver medalist, Lindsay Thorngren, who has been getting better all season. Also, Starr Andrews is in the mix, as is the up-in-comer Elyce Lin-Gracey. Looking forward to seeing how this one plays out! Pairs Competition Without Alexa Knerim & Brandon Frasier here this year, the pairs field is fairly open. The strongest team in the past, though we have not seen them in a while, is Emily Chan & Spencer Akira Howe. They were 5th in the World in 2023 — and, if they are on, should be you clear winners. However, the rest of the field feels unclear. The two teams most likely to vie for medals are Ellie Kam & Danny O'Shea and Chelsea Liu & Balazs Nagy — though we could see a surprise from Valentina Plazas & Maximiliano Fernandez or another team, as there are a lot of partnerships on a similar level here. Again, this one promises to be anyone's game. Follow Scoreography: Website — https://scoreography.show Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/scoreography Threads — https://www.threads.net/@scoreography BlueSky — https://bsky.app/profile/scoreography.show  

Jake catches up with JJ Jones of Honu sumo ahead of the 2nd annual SoCal Open, coming up on February 24th in San Diego. We also talk about Honu's incredible experience at the 2023 World Championships and their next big adventure: 2024 US Nationals! Check out Honu Sumo on Instagram and Maximum Effort Studios on YouTube! Theme music by David Hall via SoundCloud

Episode 57 welcomes in two of the nation's top Greco-Roman competitors: three-time World Team member/six-time US National Champion Kamal Bey and 2021 U23 World Teamer David Stepanyan. Fresh off of being named Five Point Move's Athlete of the Year for 2023, Bey reflects back on some of the highlights he experienced last season as well as the lessons learned from setbacks that he eventually turned into new goals to achieve. Bey, candid as always, proceeds to dig further into several personal insights pertaining to the sport and also provides his perspective on developing more athletes in the USA.Northern Michigan standout Stepanyan made a lot of noise at the US Nationals last month, where his performance brought with a ticket to the Olympic Trials. Over those two days in Fort Worth, Stepanyan re-asserted himself as a potential force heading into selection for the Paris Games, and so he pulls listeners into what his thought process was during the tournament. There is also the matter of international development. Born to Armenian parents, Stepanyan sheds light on the differences between the American program and how wrestlers come of age overseas. To close out, he shares what his training plan will likely entail as the aforementioned Olympic Trials tournament approaches. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts | Spreaker | RSS

This episode features Doug Barron, an elite 4-Way Formation Skydiver. Starting at Virginia Tech in 2009, Doug led his collegiate team to unexpected victories at both the US Collegiate and National Championships. He continued his success with Team Skydive Chicago Rhythm XP, notably winning the 2019 US Nationals in a dramatic finish. Presently, Doug and his team aim to win at the US Nationals again, with aspirations for future World Cup and World Meet competitions.SHOW NOTESWinning Collegiate & National ChampionshipsDoing Tandems for Pack Jobs3 x Runner Up to Arizona AirspeedA Near Fatal Skydive Triumph at the 2019 US NationalsA Friend from the Beginning - Andrew HappickBeing a Full-Time Professional SkydiverA Craig Girard StoryMEDIA LINKSVideo: Jump Off For The WinInstagram: @bearldbronsonWebsite: Rhythm XPFacebook: All American Big WaysPodcast: Krav (Doug discusses his accident)JOIN OUR COMMUNITYLove the show? Help support it by becoming a member of the 20 Minute Call Community! Supporting the show gives access to a private group page where you can:- suggest who you'd like to hear on the podcast- learn what interviews will be upcoming- submit questions for future guests-receive show swagJoin our community and support the pod!Link: patreon.com/The20MinuteCallPodcastADVERTISEAre you interested in partnering with the 20 Minute Call as an advertiser? Let's work together! E-mail us at podcast@beyondmarketing.xyz

The NHRA is at zMax Dragway for the second race of the Countdown To The Championship and that means hosts Brian Lohnes and Tony Pedregon are sitting down with some of the drivers who made big headlines at Maple Grove where the playoff series of drag racing began. Matt Hartford and Doug Kalitta will be the featured guests along with plenty of news and analysis to go along with the interviews.    Matt Hartford took the win and the pro stock points lead in Pennsylvania after a challenging couple day of qualifying. Defying the odds and driving one of the best races of his career, it was the first time he and his team had ever won back to back coming off of their US Nationals triumph. In the fast conditions of Charlotte, his job will be to stave off the competition again.    Doug Kalitta won a rock'em sock'em top fuel category in Pennsylvania to rocket up the points chart, lock down his 50th career victory, and reassert Kalitta Motorsports as a legitimate championship threat once more. After a wild tire explosion in qualifying, Kalitta piloted a backup car to the win and is running the same dragster at zMax. He's already quick in qualifying.    Along with the interviews Lohnes and Pedregon will dive into the weekend, the hidden stories you may have missed, and all the juicy tidbits from the pits!

Simone wins her 8th national title: What routines are we adding to the Simone highlight reel? We discuss Shilese Jones and Leanne Wong recording their best results of this Olympic cycle—as well as the injury Jones is dealing with The women's AA podium was older than the men's AA podium! Progress, and a couple bad looks, from USAG this week The deal with floor scoring and the biggest nerd headlines from nationals Who is MORE likely and who is LESS likely to make Worlds after this meet Reviewing our biggest questions from the preview: Did we learn anything? Asher Hong and Colt Walker both won the men's competition (we'll explain) as we discuss selection of the men's Worlds team and our highlights from the weekend Plus, the investigation into Tom Farden, which defending champions won't be at Worlds, and other gymternet news JOIN CLUB GYM NERD Join Club Gym Nerd (or give it as a gift!) for access to weekly Behind the Scenes episodes. Club Gym Nerd members get access to all of our exclusive extended interviews, Behind The Scenes and College & Cocktails episodes. Buy our awesome clothing and gifts here and even "tapestries" (banners perfect to display in an arena) to support your favorite gymnast hereRELATED EPISODES  2023 U.S. Championships Headquarters Podcasts, photo galleries and videos RESOURCES & CITATIONS Valeri Liukin to Coach Team USA while under Investigation by SafeSport Al Fong Under Investigation by US Center for SafeSport Indian becomes first state to approve abortion ban post Roe Gymnastics History and Code of Points Archive from Uncle Tim To follow the effects of the Russian invasion to Ukraine at Gymnovosti The Highest D and E scores from The Gymternet MORE WAYS TO LISTEN HERE  

Julian Carr is one of those people with that calm, cool, and collected demeanor, seemingly all the time. And that's exactly how Julian wants himself to be when he's sending the world record cliff drops that he's made a career out of. But Julian's story isn't what you would expect. On the podcast, we talk about his roof jumping club as a 7-year-old, getting into skiing in 8th grade, sports, fraternities, picking the brains of skiing legends, gigantic cliffs, and so much more. It's another do not miss episode, and Rachael Burks asks the Inappropriate Questions Julian Carr Show Notes: 3:00:  Random Julian things, Salt Lake City, gymnastics, and team sports 10:00:  Skateboarding, snowboarding, skiing, University of Utah, Sigma Chi, and slopestyle contests 20:0 0:  Rollerblade: They invented inline skating and make the best skates on the planet. Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories and sugar. Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better. 23:00:  Skiing with some absolute legends, picking their brains, shooting photos, building a website, acting, starting Discrete, his crazy busy life, and blowing up his femur 34:00:  High Cascade Snowboard Camp: The legendary snowboard camp Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code pmovement Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there. 37:00:  Wolverine Cirque in the summer, the story behind his first big cliff, unlocking the code in front of Jamie Pierre 49:00:  Warren Miller, Knee injury, crazy rehab, Billy Poole, US Nationals at Snowbird, and Air Jordan  75:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Rachael Burks