Podcast appearances and mentions of Victoria Pendleton

Anna's stellar cycling career saw her smash Australian Olympic records and become the World Champion 11 times. Then to the surprise of many, she walked away from cycling for good, returning to the world stage as Australia's Chef de Mission for Paris 2024 (R)

Victoria Pendleton is one of Britain's greatest ever athletes, but has often felt like a failure and fraud. She tells Simon Hattenstone about her Olympic golds, the misery that came with them, and the joy she has found since she retired. And Twisters is the tornado blockbuster that almost has it all. But its two hot stars – Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones – avoid a climactic smooch. Is Steven Spielberg to blame?

Anna Meares talks about the rivalry she had with Great Britain cyclist Victoria Pendleton. Full interview out Wednesdays. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the premiere episode of Road to Paris, cycling icon Anna Meares delves into her extraordinary career. She reveals her childhood Olympic aspirations, shares how she shattered a world record at 20, and details her remarkable comeback from a devastating neck injury.  Anna reflects on her thrilling rivalry with Victoria Pendleton, explains how she handled pre-race anxieties, and revisits her inspiring leadership at Rio 2016.   Now, as Australia's Chef de Mission, Meares offers her unique perspective on Paris 2024.  Listen now for an unforgettable journey with a true sporting legend. The Road to Paris Podcast is brought to you by Woolworths, Toyota and NRMA Insurance. Produced by 9Podcasts in partnership with Wide World of Sports for the Nine Network Australia, your home of the 2024 Paris Olympics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final episode of Real Talk season one, Miriam Walker-Khan chats to two-time Olympic cycling champion Victoria Pendleton, double Paralympic gold medallist in archery, Danielle Brown, and Sky Sports pundit and former footballer Stephen Warnock about their retirements. They share what is for some, the pain - and for others, the relief - of leaving the dream they once lived.A special thanks to Dawn Airton, the UK Sports Institute's Senior Performance Lifestyle Coach and former Harlequins player, who joins us on this episode to give us her expert advice.This podcast contains discussions of depression and suicidal thoughts which some listeners may find distressing. If you've been affected by anything we talk about and would like more information on organisations that can provide help and support, please head to sky.com/viewersupport.Real Talk is a series from Sky Sports that looks at topics that aren't often spoken about in a sporting context. Please give us a follow, like, or subscribe, wherever you get your podcasts.  You can also watch our interviews on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@skysports), read supporting articles on our website (skysports.com), and find us on social media @skysports.  Real Talk is presented by Miriam Walker-Khan and is produced by Alice Reeves-Turner, Claire Taylor, and Chessie Bent.

"You're only as good as you are on your worst day... be better than your opponent on that day." It's a fitting quote shared by Australia's most successful track cyclist Anna Meares from her childhood coach Reg Tucker. This Australian cycling great is one well-qualified Chef de Mission for the Australian Olympic Team in Paris 2024. An Olympic rookie in 2004, who completely rehabilitated herself after THAT crash in 2008, then used her famous rivalry with English cyclist Victoria Pendleton to spur her on to success at London 2012, Anna proudly led her fellow athletes as flag bearer in Rio 2016. The Olympic and Commonwealth gold medallist credits what she learned about vulnerability in her personal life as parent and foster parent, and partner, with helping her round out her mindset. In this candid chat with three-time Olympian, Australian water polo player and En Route to Paris host Rowie Webster, Anna pulls back the curtain to speak about vulnerability, the pressures of sport, fear of failure and what kind of surprises might be in store in Paris.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the premiere episode of Road to Paris, cycling icon Anna Meares delves into her extraordinary career. She reveals her childhood Olympic aspirations, shares how she shattered a world record at 20, and details her remarkable comeback from a devastating neck injury.  Anna reflects on her thrilling rivalry with Victoria Pendleton, explains how she handled pre-race anxieties, and revisits her inspiring leadership at Rio 2016.   Now, as Australia's Chef de Mission, Meares offers her unique perspective on Paris 2024.  Listen now for an unforgettable journey with a true sporting legend. The Road to Paris Podcast is brought to you by Woolworths, Toyota and NRMA Insurance. Produced by 9Podcasts in partnership with Wide World of Sports for the Nine Network Australia, your home of the 2024 Paris Olympics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the premiere episode of Road to Paris, cycling icon Anna Meares delves into her extraordinary career. She reveals her childhood Olympic aspirations, shares how she shattered a world record at 20, and details her remarkable comeback from a devastating neck injury.  Anna reflects on her thrilling rivalry with Victoria Pendleton, explains how she handled pre-race anxieties, and revisits her inspiring leadership at Rio 2016.   Now, as Australia's Chef de Mission, Meares offers her unique perspective on Paris 2024.  Listen now for an unforgettable journey with a true sporting legend. The Road to Paris Podcast is brought to you by Woolworths, Toyota and NRMA Insurance. Produced by 9Podcasts in partnership with Wide World of Sports for the Nine Network Australia, your home of the 2024 Paris Olympics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Ann Macklin, is hailed as the Jamie Oliver of the nutrition world by Marie Claire. Sarah is an award-winning AfN-accredited nutritionist, and is well-respected in her field. She is a renowned podcast host, public speaker, TEDx speaker, international model, and health journalist, and was named Woman of the Year in 2019 by Rake Magazine. In addition to her personal accomplishments, Sarah Ann founded the Be Well Collective, a not-for-profit organisation that focuses on preventative mental health initiatives. Her top 4 UK podcast, Live Well, Be Well, has garnered significant success and furthered her reach in the health and wellbeing space. In 2018, Sarah Ann presented her findings on dietary guidelines and their connection to the Type 2 diabetes epidemic at the European Parliament in a campaign called "Big Food and Big Pharma: Killing for Profit?" Two years later, she launched a public health campaign through her book, The Great British Veg Out, which encouraged the UK to implement its 5-a-day initiative gaining support from Gary Barlow to Victoria Pendleton. Drawing from her 15 years as a successful international model, Sarah identified the lack of nutritional guidance for young women and men in the industry. This inspired her to establish the Be Well Collective, which has since hosted education summits for up to 500 attendees at a time, conducted over 20 workshops, and launched two mentoring programs, as well as providing online resources weekly. So far, Sarah and her organisation have supported over 1000 young people in person, providing essential and sometimes lifesaving services. Sarah's 2019 TEDx talk, "Are models, role models?" further solidified her role as a recognized public speaker on physical and mental health. She has also contributed to esteemed publications such as the Financial Times, Telegraph, Evening Standard, Women's Health, Esquire, Mr Porter, and Harper's Bazaar.

Discussing their individual sporting achievements, the mentality and training it takes to achieve the highest level of sporting achievements. Todays Sponsors:AG1: drinkAG1.com/HOWTOWOWCarFest: https://carfest.org/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's new magazine week! Rouleur 119: the Soul Edition, is now out, and editor Edward Pickering and photojournalist James Startt discuss some of the standout features of the magazine.We talk about James's interview and shoot with Remco Evenepoel and staff writer Rachel Jary's interview with Victoria Pendleton. Guest contributor Maria David talks about her feature - an interview with Selam Amha Gerefiel which broadened out into a wider discussion of Ethiopian cycling. We hear from Dan Craven, whose bike company Onguza is dripping with soul, and from AI Ed, who reads from Real Life Ed's piece on cycling in Japan, the philosophy of wabi-sabi, and the slow passing of time.Rouleur is a magazine with soul, and cycling is a sport with soul. Subscribe at rouleur.cc/subscribe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

British track cyclist Milly Tanner has had a whirlwind last few years, and she's determined to leave her mark. The 24-year-old switched from swimming to cycling back in 2017 through UK Sport's talent transfer programme ‘Discover your Power' – a gruelling process in itself as you'll hear in this SportSpiel interview– but she hasn't looked back since. A bronze medal at the 2021 World Championships in the team sprint, a silver in the same event at the 2020 European Championships, as well as competing at the Commonwealth Games last year are just some of the highlights. But as is so often the case in the world of elite sport, it has been a rollercoaster at times. There's highs, there's lows and there are days where you really have to grind to get through. For those in British Cycling there is also the pressure of living up to some of the greats that have come before – think Jason and Laura Kenny, Chris Hoy and many, many more. But cycling still retains that community feel and when Milly faced her first big setback – not making the most recent team for the World Championships – it was another legend in Victoria Pendleton who provided the right advice at the right time. In this podcast Milly openly takes us through her journey into cycling, from battling back from setbacks, to initially feeling like she had to catch up after arriving in the sport relatively late. But she also takes us through some of the causes that are close to her heart, and helped lead to her joining the pioneering Unlocked programme run by the Women's Sport Trust. From period poverty to body image, these are just some of things Milly wants to use her voice to raise awareness of – and is part of the legacy she wants to leave from her time in elite sport. In a world that's so dominated by social media and comparisons, these are messages that need to be heard. Milly also takes us through the influence the military has in her life, including how important the impressions you leave on people are, as well as her aims in the future as she looks to fulfil her potential. Messages Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportSpielPod?lang=en Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SportSpielPod/ Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sportspielpod/ Get in touch: sportspielpod@gmail.com Visit our website - sportspielonline.com Subscribe to our email newsletter - https://tinyletter.com/SportSpielPod Find out about our partners The Mintridge Foundation - https://www.mintridgefoundation.org.uk/ Credits Image: SWPix Music: Otis McDonald

We live in a very goal-orientated society. So many of us are continually striving and thinking - 'what's next?' We may believe that when we get promoted at work, move into a bigger house or finally get a six pack – THEN we will be happy. However, you may have noticed that the horizon we are striving for always seems to stay just out of reach. Once one goal is ticked off – we want another one, ideally bigger – and so the sense of inner satisfaction we are really looking for is perpetually elusive.Clearly there is nothing wrong with goals, they are important. But, they are by definition in the future, whereas our values are how we want to be in the world from moment to moment. And there is good research that shows the more we live in accordance with our values, the higher sense of wellbeing we are likely to experience.One person I spoke to about values was Professor Steve Peters who came up with the Chimp Model - a metaphor for how we think, than helped many elite sportspeople from Ronnie O'Sullivan through to Victoria Pendleton and Steven Gerrard.**Follow me:on instagram https://www.instagram.com/simonmundie/on twitter https://twitter.com/simonmundieAnd for the 'Mundie on Monday' newsletter - featuring three of the best Life Lessons from three years and 200 of these conversations - head to simonmundie.comPlease do share this episode with anyone who may benefit, and rate and review wherever you get your podcasts. It makes a big difference and is hugely appreciated.***Finally, a huge thanks to my sponsors, Puresport. Their range of CBD and Nootropics supplements have had a significant impact on how I sleep, manage stress, and focus throughout the day. I can't recommend them enough.CBD has been shown to have benefits for anxiety, inflammation, aches and pains - and it may even be good for long term brain and heart health. And anything that helps keep me well in the long-term rather than having to fix lots of niggles once they arrive gets the thumbs up from me. Combined with their range of nootropics, Puresport are paving the way in the natural wellness market.I am currently enjoying their Clarity oil, with ashwaganda and the sunshine Vitamin D - ideal for this time of year. The good news is that Life Lessons listeners can get 20% off with code Life20 at checkout. Head to puresportcbd.com to check out their extensive range and get your Life Lessons discount ** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anna's stellar cycling career saw her smash Australian Olympic records and become the World Champion 11 times. Then to the surprise of many, she walked away (R)

Anna's stellar cycling career saw her smash Australian Olympic records and become the World Champion 11 times. Then to the surprise of many, she walked away (R)

This week Bobby Julich and Jens Voigt find out what makes Australian track cycling legend Anna Meares tick. They get under the surface of her rivalry with Victoria Pendleton and find out how she recovered from a near career ending accident to achieve Olympic glory. Bobby and Jens is a Velonews Production in association with Shocked Giraffe and presented by Zwift. This episode was produced by Mark Payne and edited by Tim Mossa.

In this bumper episode, Geraint Thomas, Professor Steve Peters and Dr Trent Stellingwerff chat to Charlie and James about weight management and how you can apply their expertise to achieve your goals. First, you'll hear from Steve Peters, the author of the self-help book ‘The Chimp Paradox'. Steve explains how to take back control of your mind and therefore body by using his mind management model, which is praised as a tool of success by high-profile athletes such as Geraint, Steven Gerrard and Victoria Pendleton. Then Geraint Thomas explains how he fuelled for his Tour De France win in 2018 as well as discussing the physical and mental difficulties of managing weight as a competing athlete. Lastly, renowned Sports Scientist, Dr Trent Stellingwerff shares his insights and expertise on a common yet damaging weight loss side effect known as ‘Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport'. It's a hot topic in sport science right now that, if you take your training seriously, you need to be aware of. Follow us @scienceinsport on Instagram. Produced by Astrid Productions for Science in Sport.

Anna's stellar cycling career saw her smash Australian Olympic records and become the World Champion 11 times. Then to the surprise of many, she walked away from cycling for good

Anna's stellar cycling career saw her smash Australian Olympic records and become the World Champion 11 times. Then to the surprise of many, she walked away from cycling for good

We chat with Matt Stephens about life as a Professional Cyclist, Commentator and Digital Content Creator. From a young age you could find Matt out and about on his bike, whether it be out with his mates, going to and from school or out with his dad. Matt first realised that he wanted to be a professional cyclist after being taken over to France by his dad to go along to one of the Tour de France stages, after seeing the action up close he came home and started to compete. From then on Matts career has seen its fair share of ups and downs, from cycling in Europe to turning Pro to Sponsors pulling out of team deals, to injury. After Matts injury he decided it was time to try his hand at something else and joined the police serving on the force for 12 years, from there Matt has once again jumped into the world of professional cycling, although this time he is behind a microphone or camera, sharing his passion and knowledge for the sport. We also chat about the ever growing love affair between Britain and Cycling as both a spectator sport and recreation, with characters such as Sir Bradley Wiggins, Victoria Pendleton, Sir Chris Hoy, Laura Kenny and Mark Cavendish to name just a few, excelling at the sport and inspiring new people to get out on their bikes. We both thoroughly enjoyed chatting with Matt, his passion and enthusiasm is infectious.

Who better to talk to about 'Air Pollution Awareness' than Meteorologist, Clare Nasir, and former Olympic, World and European Champion turned Jockey, Victoria Pendleton CBE. During first lockdown, nitrogen and oxide levels fell by 60% in some cities. Research by E.ON reveals that almost 62% of those surveyed have said they now miss the clean air. Join me to hear how E.ON's 'Change the Weather' service is helping people to better understand air pollution and make informed choices. 3 December 2020

Today, we’re going cycling! When you see a bicycle 'revolutionary' and 'radical' probably aren't the first thoughts which spring to mind but for women in the late 19th century hopping on a bike was transformative. They could travel where they wanted and when they wanted at speed. In this episode, curator Polly Russell is joined by cyclist, writer and blogger Jools Walker (AKA ‘Lady Velo’) as they pedal through the epic history of women on bike and explore the politics of cycling today and why the sport is still so important for women. They get a pep talk from daredevil Olympian Victoria Pendleton, take a ride with Velociposse, an all-women’s bike club and hear from cycling sociologist Kat Jungnickel about the pioneering Victorian women who designed new forms of cycle wear. Unfinished Business podcast series is generously supported by Joanna and Graham Barker and The Eccles Centre for American Studies. A Pixiu Production

On the first episode of Trailblazers, Steph sits down with cycling legend and one of Australia's most loved Olympians, Anna Meares. The 11-time World Champion discusses motherhood, 22-year career on the track, her rivalry with Victoria Pendleton, winning Olympic gold, writing an autobiography and much more.Follow 1170 SEN on Twitter: @1170SEN

Olympic Gold medalist, Anna Meares joins Future Golf Founder Ali Terai for a chat. Talking all things sports, gold medals, recoveries and getting into golf. Watch the full interview with Anna Meares below.Early journey getting into cyclingAthens Olympics - first gold medalRoad to recovery after broken neck and winning silver in BeijingRivalry with Victoria Pendleton - 3 year strategy to win Golf at the London OlympicsThe importance of mindset and visualisationThe influence of coaches, mentors and support teamGetting into GolfSupporting FightMND in memory of coach Gary West - https://fightmnd.org.au/Book Anna Meares Now - https://www.stokehillpress.com/

Foxy talks to Victoria about overcoming challenges, building resilience and winning multiple golds at TWO olympic championships.

Uma das figuras mais perseverantes do ciclismo feminino brasileiro, Gisele Gasparotto comenta o sucesso da equipe feminina que lidera, a Lulufive, e como é difícil equilibrar os sucessos do ciclismo amador e elite no Brasil. Áudio de Abertura (inglês): Victoria Pendleton, ídolo da Gisele, conquista a medalha de ouro no Sprint, nos Jogos de Pequim 2008. (Trecho extraído de: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNREvFHehuw&list=PLnBsGyLLz8i2aYnM_6tNxg4iuB5kHCuH6) Produzido e apresentado por: Leandro Bittar, Alvaro Pacheco e Ronaldo Martinelli Convidada: Gisele Gasparotto Siga o @gregario_cycling no Instagram. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gregariocycling/message This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

This week, Shane and Nat discuss getting athletes to Tokyo, and how a “wildcard” system could potentially replace qualification events due to time constraints. Reigning Olympic modern pentathlon champion Chloe Esposito tells Nat she isn't ruling out competing in the next Olympics. In January she announced she was pregnant and would  miss the Tokyo 2020 games, but now the event has been postponed a year, it's back on the cards. 4 time Olympian, Anna Meares has a new book out, and opens up to Shane about her rivalry with Victoria Pendleton, retirement, and the challenges faced after retiring. And in this week’s “The Five,” Shane countdown his top five Olympic tourists attractions. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter: @ReadySetTokyo

This week we are chatting to former Olympic, European and Commonwealth cycling champion, British jockey and all-round daredevil, Victoria Pendleton CBE. Dreaming of becoming a Vet as a child, Victoria's journey into track cycling was somewhat organic. Her childhood love of sport combined with her father's enthusiasm for family cycling trips, leading her to become one of the best female track cyclists Great Britain has ever seen. We discuss with her how she became a champion, what it was like to train at Olympic level and how she felt about retirement from the sport. Since retiring from competitive cycling Victoria has been to keen to embrace all kinds of unexpected challenges which have pushed her outside her comfort zone, from training with equine performance coach, Yogi Breisner, and becoming a competitive jockey to attempting to climb Everest. She has jumped out of planes and has literally thrown herself into everything with positivity and determination. However, positivity has not always come easily to Victoria. She chats to us about her constant self-doubt, how she managed to pull herself through a dark period in her life and how developing a love for surfing helped her cope with depression. We find out about her involvement with charity, The Wave Project, helping young people with emotional and physical wellbeing through surfing and why she believes challenging yourself can be good for mental health. One thing you can't fail to be impressed by is Victoria's courage as she always approaches new challenges with the determination to succeed, she certainly is an inspiring example of what champions are made of.©photo credit: Matt Hardy/Thrudark See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sarah-Jane Mee chats to Victoria Pendleton on a boost for cycling, how to make it safer for people on bikes, and life in lockdown. Paralympian and Strictly star Will Bayley talks about making facemasks to support a hospital close to his heart. He also chats about his injury and how he's looking forward to Tokyo 2021. Hotelier Sarah White describes how she's set up a scheme helping NHS workers get away after lockdown. The founder of the Peanut App – Michelle Kennedy – talks about why her idea has been vital for many mums stuck at home and carer Suraya Alvi tells us about her zoom chat with our future King.Presenter and author Vassos Alexander joins Sarah-Jane to talk about positive stories from the week and gives a shout out to some of those people doing incredible things. #inthistogether

Two-time Olympic gold medallist and former World, European and Commonwealth champion cyclist Victoria Pendleton CBE has a Cool Conversation with Kenton Cool all about lockdown, gardening, being an adventurer and on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins and her expedition with Kenton and Ben Fogle to Mount Everest. Introducing Cool Conversations with Kenton Cool! Every Thursday, legendary adventurer and mountaineer Kenton Cool chats with one of his inspiration friends such as Ant Middleton, Victoria Pendleton CBE and Nirmal Purja (Nims Dai). Get ready for stories about Everest, mountaineering and adventuring as well as tips on motivation and well-being. Kenton Cool is one of the world’s leading high-altitude climbers and also a highly engaging and inspiring motivational speaker. He has successfully climbed Mount Everest fourteen times. Kenton was first introduced to mountaineering when he read about Hillary and Norgay’s first ascent on Mount Everest in 1953.

This week Sarah Ann Macklin speaks to double Olympic gold medalist, Victoria Pendleton CBE. Mental health problems are one of the world’s most common conditions, with behavioural patterns such as depression and anxiety affecting millions of people every year. Startlingly, 1 in 6 people experience a common mental health problem every week. Victoria shares her personal experience with mental health, relaying the dark times that she experienced at her deepest lows with depression and battling thoughts of suicide. Victoria shares for the first time about her eating disorder, of her struggle with anorexia nervosa and bulimia. Victoria explains how her depression and ultimately extremely low self worth and warped body image lead to her to use food as a control mechanism to regain the power that she felt she had lost. Please note, that for some the content in this podcast may be triggering. For anyone who has been affected by the content in this week's episode, information regarding support and helplines can be found on the Be Well Collective website.  For more information visit @sarahannmacklin | @be_well_collective #LiveWellBeWell

It's a tough time for many businesses right now, but one sector in particular is thriving - the world of delicious food delivered to your doorstep. Unlike the vast majority of businesses, these companies are growing exponentially, because of the lockdown.“Literally overnight, it's [Covid-19] essentially forced consumers who have never bought one grocery shop online to go, ‘Well, I might as well try this because there's queues around the block for my supermarket, which has got nothing in it, and every restaurant in the land is closed. So let me give it a go’.”If you’re an entrepreneur wondering how your food business is going to survive the pandemic, then you need to listen to this episode with the founders of two brilliant brands, Mindful Chef and Allplants. Mindful Chef was founded by three school friends out of their tiny apartment in 2015 and now makes 5 million meals a year. Allplants on the other hand was launched by brothers JP and Alex in 2017, and have already served 1 million plus meals and recently launched Europe's largest dedicated plant based kitchen. With names like Sir Andy Murray and Victoria Pendleton thrown around, and nuggets such as ‘frozen is the most neglected technology in the UK’, this episode is jam packed full of information that all aspiring foodie entrepreneurs need to take note of.We chat about:The positive impact of Covid-19 on the food industryHow to increase volume of production while ensuring employees are social distancingIssues of sourcing new suppliers to meet demandHow to manage overnight growthMaintaining the culture of the company with so many new employeesWant to receive our podcast on a weekly basis? Subscribe to our newsletter!

Mark Chapman is joined by Darren Lehmann, Ruby Walsh, Victoria Pendleton, Michael Johnson and Thomas Bjorn on The Guest List. Former Australian cricket coach Darren Lehmann tells us about lockdown in Australia and his recovery from surgery. Horse racing legend Ruby Walsh gives us a great insight into life as a jockey. World Champion cyclist Victoria Pendleton talks about life after retirement, skydiving, baking and gardening. Four-time Gold medallist Michael Johnson discusses his life on and off the track. PLUS Former Europe Ryder Cup Captain Thomas Bjorn tells us about the viral video of his golfing skills causing havoc at home.

Its not easy to become a legend in any sport and when you do it, means you did many things right. Victoria Pendleton is one of the greatest female track cyclist in history. Two Olympic gold medals and 9 World Championships mean she'll forever be remembered for her achievements. In this episode you'll learn three lessons that made it so. If you find this episode helpful, share it with a fellow athlete to help them on their quest to achieve their sports goals. MORE IMPORTANTLY: Join our exclusive facebook group for like minded athletes where we delve deeper into the episodes of the podcast, www.athletemaestro.com/group There are a ton of podcasts you could listening to right now but you chose Athlete Maestro. What should I talk about next? Please let me know on twitter or in the comments below Subscribe for FREE lessons on Itunes: athletemaestro.com/itunes If you found anything useful on the podcast, please leave a RATING AND REVIEW so other young athletes like yourself can find and benefit from the podcast. To learn how to SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A RATING on the show, head to www.athletemaestro.com/subscribe. For more on Athlete Maestro visit athletemaestro.com If you have any questions, feel free to send an email tola@athletemaestro.com Get the Athlete Maestro Daily Planner, www.athletemaestro.com/dailyplanner Find me on social media Instagram - @tolaogunlewe Twitter - @tolaogunlewe Thanks for tuning in.

This week Olivia is joined by Olympic cycling hero Victoria Pendleton and fitness entrepreneur Sophie Everard to discuss break ups. What's the best way to get through them? And what are the dos and don'ts of getting over someone?After Victoria's divorce the pair took a surfing trip to Costa Rica. Is there really value in 'finding yourself' abroad, or is it just something that people think they need to do?Plus, Victoria explains why her lesson in love is not to give too much if you don't get it in return. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Olympic gold medalist Victoria Pendleton talks to GQ's Associate Editor, Stuart McGurk, about the highs and lows of her career. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Victoria is a professional athlete and gold medal winning olympian turned jockey.

Why do we have best friends? And what part do they play in finding our happy place? In this special bonus episode of Happy Place, Olympian track cyclist Victoria Pendleton and her BFF Sophie Everard discuss with Fearne their friendship and what it means to them. Triggers: reference to eating disorders, depression Thanks to our sponsors, Sweaty Betty, for arranging this interview with their brand ambassadors. Find out more about their amazing activewear, and - for one week more - get an exclusive special offer when you visit sweatybetty.com/happyplace  

Recorded for release W/C 25th March 2019   This Week Joe McElderry chats about Club Tropicana The Musical which is at The Grand at the end of April into May, Victoria Pendleton lets us know about Bikeabillity, the New Old Friends are on tour with Crimes on the Nile so we meet up to find out about the show and we have music from For King and Country with Luke Smallbone on the line from the US for a chat and Dave Lawrence from Kornastone shares tracks from their new EP and news of their Newhampton Arts Centre Gig.

James Gray is joined by double Olympic champion Victoria Pendleton, former England manager Peter Taylor and ex-Wales defender Danny Gabbidon.

Nick Luck was joined in the Luck On Sunday studios by 2-time Olympic Champion & 9-time World Champion cyclist Victoria Pendleton. During the interview she spoke of the joy she experienced learning to ride & taking part in the Foxhunters Chase back in 2016. She also reflected on a tough 18 months that included a failed attempt at climbing Mount Everest which resulted in her being diagnosed with depression & suffering from anxiety, bought on by hypoxia.

In early 2018, former Olympian Victoria Pendleton and TV presenter Ben Fogle started their attempt to climb Mount Everest, in support of the British Red Cross. Months before, the pair visited Nepal to see Red Cross projects, supporting areas affected by the devastating earthquake in 2015. This week on Crisis Conversations, we speak with Victoria about her summit attempt, the trip to Nepal, and why she decided to support the British Red Cross. We also want to congratulate Ben on successfully summiting Everest. To see more about his climb, please follow the British Red Cross on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

A weekly radio show on the internet with no music. This episode is a sport special with old chats with Victoria Pendleton and Graham Le Saux plus football and Ironman Stories.

Victoria Pendleton CBE, British Jockey and Gold Medalist track cyclist who specialised in the sprint, team sprint and keirin disciplines. With a change of career to become a Jockey in 2015, Victoria won her first race in March 2016! Victoria took part in the Markel Jumping Challenge in aid of the Injured Jockeys Fund at Olympia Horse Show and we caught up with her backstage, just after the challenge. Follow everything thats happening at Olympia on Twitter @HorseHour #HorseHour #OlympiaHorse and watch the FEI World Cup Live on FEI TV. Join in the conversation on Twitter just use #HorseHour, Mondays 8pm GMT/3pm EST. Follow us @HorseHour @AmyStevenson1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Juliet & Terence on: IDS, Victoria Pendleton, breakfast telly sofa positions, Twitter's tenth birthday, Madonna's timekeeping, and four great tracks of music...

In association with At The Races: Kevin Blake, Emmet Kennedy, Vanessa Ryle & Tony Keenan review the shocking news that Faugheen and Arctic Fire have been ruled out of the Champion Hurdle. Plus we discuss Victoria Pendleton's quest to make Cheltenham, also the Grand National weights, Silviniaco Conti's comeback and we answer your questions in 'Listeners Tweets'! www.attheraces.com/finalfurlongpodcast Download on iTunes itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-f…id601526577?mt=2

In association with AtTheRaces.com Kevin Blake, Emmet Kennedy & Vanessa Ryle are joined by Journalist Tony Calvin, who was closely associated to Paul Nicholl's yard during Kauto Star's peak. We get his unique insight into the spectacular fallout between the 16 time Grade 1 winner's owner and trainer, while Tony also shares his memories of the record breaking Chaser. Team also discuss the criticism of Victoria Pendleton's quest to ride in next year's Foxhunters Chase. Plus we discuss Golden Horn's future on and off the track.

The world and Olympic champion explains why she is among a glittering array of stars at the #teamarmysportsawards at the Guildhall.

A glorious summer of sport has finally drawn to a close, leaving much of the country feeling inspired. BBC 5 Live caught up with David Weir at the Athletes' Parade to speak about his extraordinary quadruple gold medal haul. Mo Farah and his former P.E. teacher speak about his initial steps into running. Northern Irish sprinters Jason Smyth and Michael McKillop tell BBC Ulster about their success at the Paralympics. Victoria Pendleton has had incredible success but she spoke about her difficulties dealing with the intense pressure of elite sport in a very frank interview with Victoria Derbyshire. US athlete Marlon Shirley had an exceptionally hard childhood; raised in an orphanage after being abandoned by his prostitute mother, he told BBC World Service how he overcame this to become the first Paralympian to break the 11 second mark in the 100 metres. Nearly everyone found themselves getting inspired by the London 2012 Games, including Sandi Toksvig on Radio 4's, The News Quiz.

Victoria Pendleton tells Victoria Derbyshire the British cycling team made no attempts to try and persuade her to stay in the squad after London 2012. She thinks they were glad to get rid of her.

With the London Olympics just weeks away, athletes are completing their final preparations - and that means fine tuning the mind as well as the body. In elite sport the title 'head coach' increasingly refers to the specialist hired to get inside the athlete's head to instil a winning mentality. Stephen Sackur talks to the psychiatrist Dr Steve Peters - a consultant to the British Olympic cycling team and a highly prized adviser to a host of other famous sporting names. Is winning really all in the mind?(Image: Steve Peters speaks to the British cyclist Victoria Pendleton during the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classic in February, 2011. Credit: Getty Images)

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This week’s show features Dave Brailsford, Performance Director of British Cycling, explaining how his team achieved a record medal haul at the Beijing Olympics. We also discover that Shanaze Reade (pictured left, racing in the team sprint with Victoria Pendleton) … Continue reading →