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Abi Burton is back in a Red Roses training jersey with her sights firmly on her next XVs cap after the most incredible return to the GB7s team in the summer & an Olympic cycle that now seems like someone else's life, to her. She joins Elma & Meg to relive her journey from the pitch, to a hospital bed, & back again. She touches on how her muscle mass saved her life, how much she appreciates her body now and how she'll never get enough of necking pints of gravy fr fun. The Trailfinders back row is firmly back in business… & we suggest you don't get in her way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
What is life like after retiring from professional sport? In this bonus episode of TRR 'Rambling' former professional rugby players, and hosts of The Rugby Rundown, Will Hooley & Alex Corbisiero talk about a topic which is close to their hearts. With the news of USA Eagles men's XVs captain Greg Peterson hanging up his boots, Will & Corbs reflect back on their own retirement stories. The pair discuss the pitfalls when transitioning in career, the loss of identify and the challenges that life after professional sport brings. Corbs opens up about his struggle with having to retire due to injury and how his mental health was affected. Will talks about the positives and advice he would give other athletes who are planning or going through a career transition. Will also brings his former teammate, Peterson, onto the show to get his perspective as to why he made the decision to retire from the game, looking back at his career with pride discussing how he is gearing himself up for the future. This is a must listen with some invaluable stories & lessons. Watch The Rugby Rundown on The Rugby Network.
In this BONUS TRR Rambling get an exclusive behind the scenes chat with USA Eagles Men's XVs head coach Scott Lawrence. Hear about the success of the Eagles unbeaten November Tour whilst also taking a look back at what Lawrence and USA Rugby learnt over the year. Hosts Will Hooley & Alex Corbisiero also ask Scott about the plans for the future and the aims to qualify for Rugby World Cup 2027 next year. Make sure to watch the FULL show 'USA Rugby Future & Law Change? on The Rugby Network
Nadine Roos is an Olympian & star player for the South Africa Women's Rugby Sevens and XVs side. She was one of the first players on the South African Women's team revamp, but it doesn't compare to the motivation and tenacity she has had to get to this level. We talk Nadine's life, and why she feels compelled to live her mission. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SUPPORTED BY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Health Enhanced Foods (http://www.HealthEnhancedFoods.com) Eat bread again without guilt and concern. 10% off your first order with code "RugbySwag" Rugby Outlet Mall (http://www.RugbyoutletMall.com) 20% off all GiftTime Rugby and HBCU Rugby Classic merch with promo code, 'GREAUX RUGBY' Singapore To Tokyo: Anyway We Can (http://Seerugby.vhx.tv) Follow the journey of two men who bike ride through Southeast Asia on their way to the 2019 Rugby World Cup RSRF Rugby Foundation (https://www.rsrugbyfoundation.org/) To provide Historically Black Colleges and Universities with the resources they need to develop, grow, and flourish in the game of rugby. They want to establish a sustainable HBCU presence in USA Rugby and World Rugby. Green Geeks (https://www.greengeeks.com/track/u72185) Get access to one of the best and eco-friendly web hosting platforms in the world. You can create your own e-commerce store, websites, and more with ease. Don't allow yourself to only be at the mercy of social media. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rugbyswagshow/support
Joanne Yapp is the newest head coach for the Wallaroos, the Australian Women's XVs a side national team. To add to the pressure, she is also the first female head coach for the Wallaroos, a first you wouldn't expect in 2024. We talk about her development as a player, how she learned her calling to be a teacher, and how that motivated her coaching desires. Dealing with new cultural norms through rugby, and the impact of her time with the Worcester Warriors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SUPPORTED BY ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Health Enhanced Foods (http://www.HealthEnhancedFoods.com) Eat bread again without guilt and concern. 10% off your first order with code "RugbySwag" Rugby Outlet Mall (http://www.RugbyoutletMall.com) 20% off all GiftTime Rugby and HBCU Rugby Classic merch with promo code, 'GREAUX RUGBY' Singapore To Tokyo: Anyway We Can (http://Seerugby.vhx.tv) Follow the journey of two men who bike ride through Southeast Asia on their way to the 2019 Rugby World Cup RSRF Rugby Foundation (https://www.rsrugbyfoundation.org/) To provide Historically Black Colleges and Universities with the resources they need to develop, grow, and flourish in the game of rugby. They want to establish a sustainable HBCU presence in USA Rugby and World Rugby. Green Geeks (https://www.greengeeks.com/track/u72185) Get access to one of the best and eco-friendly web hosting platforms in the world. You can create your own e-commerce store, websites, and more with ease. Don't allow yourself to only be at the mercy of social media. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rugbyswagshow/support
Did the BNB ecosystem just make the greatest comeback ever? And why are BlackRock and Citadel buying up the entire supply of this Altcoin sector? Watch Ran live to find out what he's buying in these 2 Altcoin ecosystems! Don't miss out!! - - -
‘Fresh' from a hard Day (& night) in Hong Kong, Ryan catches up with a player widely regarded as one of the very best in the world of Women's Rugby Sevens; Charlotte Caslick. They talk through all things Sevens; from the fastest players to the best venues, and of course the wild weekends in Hong Kong. We hear about her personal journey - from how she got into the sport via a serious injury to dishing the dirt on her room mates. Plus, with Ryan's eyes firmly opened to what the Sevens tour has to offer, they discuss just what the game of XVs can learn from it's smaller sided variant.
This week officially marks the first birthday of the Rugby Ramble Podcast! An entire year! Can you believe it?Huge thanks to all of our amazing guests and supporters this last 12 months, it's been a blast bringing all the best and latest news/stories around this amazing club!The colts also sent us three of their best to discuss the fantastic season they've had so far as they head into the Semi Final of the National Colts Cup!Tune in next week when we'll bring you the coverage of the 1st XVs trip up to DMP!COME ON YOU RAMS!Brought to you by TRACK 7 PRODUCTIONS
As we continue to look back at the year in US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, Fitzy and I experimented with a new jingle for the show.. We think it's grammy award winning type stuff… The best money free AI can get you… and the two guests in today's Best of episode agreed! Rachel Johnson and Mata Hingano joined us from South Africa right in the middle of the inaugural WXV competition. Hingano, fresh off her USA XVs debut and player of the match honors, talks about earning that first XVs cap, her future rugby goals and who on the team has been the most helpful in her progress… lets just say, we needed to nudge her to say something nice about Rachel, who was sitting right next to her!
As we continue to look back at the year in US Rugby Happy Hour LIVE, Fitzy and I experimented with a new jingle for the show.. We think it's grammy award winning type stuff… The best money free AI can get you… and the two guests in today's Best of episode agreed! Rachel Johnson and Mata Hingano joined us from South Africa right in the middle of the inaugural WXV competition. Hingano, fresh off her USA XVs debut and player of the match honors, talks about earning that first XVs cap, her future rugby goals and who on the team has been the most helpful in her progress… lets just say, we needed to nudge her to say something nice about Rachel, who was sitting right next to her!
Murray Kinsella joins Gavan Casey to discuss arguably the biggest story of the club season so far: as reported by Gerry Thornley in the Irish Times, RG Snyman will join Leinster upon the conclusion of his Munster contract in the summer. The lads also look ahead to the provinces' Champions Cup fixtures this weekend, with Ulster and Connacht recalling some serious experience to their starting XVs. If you're looking for the perfect gift for your sports-mad relative or friend this Christmas, head to the42.ie/gift.
Wales vs Australia is getting close but it's the Wallabies who are having the sleepless nights. As both sides name their starting XVs, Gareth Rhys Owen is joined by S4C reporter for the World Cup, Lauren Jenkins, and Australian commentator Sean Maloney. And Maloney is worried.
WRP 156: Red Roses, soft launch. Another season begins, for us here on the World's first and only podcast exclusively on the women's game of rugby union; it's the start of series 5. Next week will see a full-blown start to new season with chats with The Barbarians, Canada, England, Leinster and Auckland Storm. For now the Red Roses take on Canada in a two test series, both preparing for WXV 1. We were in the England camp, with plenty of fresh faces - players and coaches; and spoke to our very own Sarah Hunter, captain Marlie Packer, back in XVs, Meg Jones, new leader, Rosie Galligan and point to prove, Sarah Beckett. #WRP womensrugbypod@gmail.com Coming soon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ahead of RWC 2023, we take a closer look at the teams you won't know so much about. Our second episode focuses on rugby in Africa, which will be represented by defending champions and direct qualifiers, South Africa, as well as their neighbours Namibia, who won the 8-team qualification tournament last year. Our guests today are the captain of the Ugandan national team, Magomu Ivan, and Harry Jones, who talks us through Namibian rugby, as well as what is holding the rest of the continent back when it comes to qualifying for rugby world cups. Special shout-outs from our chat with Magomu go to Namilyango College, St Marys College Kisubi (aka SMACK) and Pirates Rugby club, as well as his fierce opponents, Heathens and KOBs Rugby Club. NOTE: Outside Centre Enterprises will be in France for part of the tournament, so if you are looking to create or partner up for audio content around the event, get in touch via one of the below methods. Episode highlights: [2:00] Magomu Ivan, Captain – Uganda mens' XVs national team [20:00] Harry Jones, contributor – The Roar Follow/connect with us on Instagram: @outsidectrpodcast Follow/connect with us on Twitter/X: @outsidectrpod Follow/connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/outside-centre-enterprises/?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_search_srp_all%3BCW1ODyb0S9W1UFyIaLIzVw%3D%3D or search “Outside Centre Enterprises” Email the show: outsidecentrepod@outlook.com Follow Magomu on Twitter/X: @ivan_magomu Follow Harry on Twitter/X: @haribaldijones
WRP 151 - Madagascar & Pineapple!! What a show for you this week!! Over the last few weeks the Rugby Africa Cup has been taking place in Madagascar, for the very first time with Cameroon, Kenya, South Africa and the hosts all trying to qualify for WXV. The scenes of sheer rugby joy coming out of Madagascar and being beamed around the world has been fantastic to see. So (of course) we got the lady who has had a huge influence on delivering this, the Manager of Women's Rugby in Madagascar, Ando Herimahefa joins us on the pod. Ando speaks about the crowds, her pride in what has occurred on the island and how important rugby is to the players and their communities. If that wasn't enough, World Cup winner Vicky Fleetwood announced her retirement from all forms of the game this week; we speak to "Fleeto" about her career in XVs and 7s. She recalls her best moments, most feared opponents, how she started and where her drive has come from for such a long career. We also have all the results and news from around the world, including France, Asia Championship, the Premier XVs and who is coming out on top in the Oceania Rugby Women's championship?! @podwomensrugby womensrugbypod@gmail.com Coming soon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On Wednesday's Rugby Daily, Richie McCormack brings you the latest injury update from Munster ahead of next weekend's URC Grand Final. We hear from James Tracy on the Heineken Champions Cup final, and Beibhinn Parsons calls for time for the Women's XVs. A new smart ball is to be trialled at the U20 World Championship this summer, and Samson Lee gets a new deal.
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This week we are fortunate to speak with leading global 7s referee Paulo Duarte just before his departure to Los Angeles for the final stop of the HSBC 7s World Series for 2021-22. Paulo's face will be instantly recognisable to 7s fans, with career highlights including the 2020 Olympics held in Tokyo in July 2021, the world tour and many European events. We speak to Paulo about life on the refereeing circuit, his experiences in dealing with less experienced players and countries, with referee criticism and his advice for aspiring referees too! And we de-bunk some of the myths and mysteries of the differences between 7s and XVs! NOTE: Next week we are scheduled to speak with a prominent lawyer connected to rugby. Contact the show with any questions or suggested topics via the various handles below! Key Segments: [4:30] Getting his start in rugby [7:15] Learning the rules of rugby and the differences across regions [17:15] The refereeing fraternity and the challenges of criticism and feedback in the modern era [25:00] The weird and wonderful differences of 7s and XVs [34:45] Paulo's career highlights including the Olympics and the world tour [41:45] Some fun questions to get Paulo's vision for the game [52:00] Paulo's advice for aspiring referees Follow us on Twitter: @OutsideCTRpod Follow us on Instagram: @outsidectrpodcast Connect with us on LinkedIn: “Outside Centre: Rugby's new territories” Email: outsidecentrepod@outlook.com
Pat, Paul & Richard recap all the action from Ellis Park and San Juan over the weekend and react to the latest All Blacks coaching news. They also take a look ahead to the rest of the Rugby Championship, debating whether or not the Springboks are still a good bet to win the competition before drafting their own XVs for the rest of the tournament and finish up by previewing all this weekend's action in the Bunnings NPC.
Today we're honoured to sit down with the most famous man in the history of Rugby 7s in Dan Norton, not only is he the sports most famous son, but he's also the highest scorer in the sports history! We discuss; his incredible chassis, playing international rugby on a hangover, which city globally throws the loosest parties, his regrets in not being able to make it in XVs, the moment GB Sport fired him and his teammates, his vs Archie's pre-match routine, how he became the highest scorer in 7s history, the deadly initiation the England lads have to pass on their debut, how he became employed by the Chinese Government and much more ridiculousness...... --- BUY A LIMITED EDITION CLAPHAM FALCONS JERSEY - https://www.stashcompany.co.uk/products/clapham-falcons-collegiate-sweatshirt SORT OUT YOUR BUSH NOW & FIND THAT EXTRA INCH - Get 20% off and free delivery on all Manscape products with the code - RIGBIZ20 www.manscaped.com
This week our guest is leading broadcaster Dallen Stanford, who calls RWC and HSBC Series 7s matches for World Rugby, as well as Major League Rugby and USA Eagles fixtures. In this first part, we recap last week's big return bout between USA and Chile which saw Los Condores qualify for their first ever RWC appearance (and which Dallen called live from Colorado); we also cover the state of play in American rugby including the MLR and debunk some of the myths about the relationship between the USA's professional men's XVs competition and the results of the men's national team. Don't forget, you can catch Dallen's work on Twitter and Instagram, as well as the Rugby Hive website (www.rugbyhive.com). **In the show we reference a documentary series called RugbyTown USA, which you can find on YouTube and – in some cases – via your local cable broadcaster** Key Segments: [4:45] Dallen's review of the match – and the occasion – in Colorado, from his bird's eye seat in the broadcast booth. [14:15] A few of the challenges being navigated by World Rugby to get qualifying matches played in this current cycle (scheduling, formatting and access to broadcast coverage). [19:00] The focus on American rugby, in particularly the MLR, and Dallen's life as broadcaster in the pandemic era. Follow us on Twitter: @OutsideCTRpod Follow us on Instagram: @outsidectrpodcast Connect with us on LinkedIn: “Outside Centre: Rugby's new territories” Email: outsidecentrepod@outlook.com
It's the newest episode of the Fantasy Corner. On this version of the FC we go over our XVs of the year for both Premiership and Super Rugby (if you're here just for the meat skip to about the 52 min mark). We go over the happenings in the our final CYL competition and then we talk about the rankings for each player/position for the Semi-Finals for Prem TRM. Some good convo had around a couple positions in particular, so grab your notepads and enjoy! Get the TFRY Patreon https://www.patreon.com/TheFantasyRugbyYanks , subscribe and start getting a leg up on your friends in your fantasy rugby leagues. Ask us questions via Twitter: Jarrod- jdyke8man & Ben- admrablsnackbar, and #AskTFRY.
WRP 114 - Band back together..... they are indeed; this week Rachael Burford, Sarah Hunter MBE & Johnnie Hammond are back together to discuss all the women's rugby news over the last seven days. Sunter reflects on the 6 Nations; that game in France, the level of performance from her Red Roses side & the impact the tournament has had from the players' point of view. The trio look back at last weekend's crucial Premier XVs, in England, where the semi final berths were confirmed. The final round of games this weekend, are discussed & the psychological approach as three teams go for that last home semi final spot. As ever, there's all the international news as well; Australia's win in Langford plus wrapping up the series title in the process, 7s star Ruby Tui being selected in the XVs squad over in New Zealand & results from Africa, France, the English championship plus the historic Army Navy game at Twickenham. @podwomensrugby womensrugbypod@gmail.com Coming soon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week we journey to Mexico to catch up with Fernanda Vazquez, former player turned administrator turned broadcaster, who's just returned from covering the North American qualifying series for this year's Rugby World Cup 7s in the Bahamas. Fernanda shares her experiences managing her team in an environment where facilities and resources – especially for female teams – were scarce, as well as her time as a participant in World Rugby Women's Executive Leadership Scholarship program. We also hear the beautiful stories behind the names of the national team ‘Las Serpientes' and her club side, Wallabies RFC (this one will surprise you) and her vision for the game in Mexico going forward. To close, we learn about Mexico City's iconic Estadio Azteca and the beautiful Caribbean Island of the Bahamas were she was able to bring the RWC qualifying series to life. Key Segments [6:00] Getting started in rugby, her team (Wallabies RFC – yep, you read that right) and the challenges for women to play rugby [12:00] World Rugby's Womens' Executive Leadership Scholarship, and taking steps into broadcasting [20:45] The Mexican rugby landscape [28:00] The benefits/opportunities to Mexico of 1) two RWCs and an Olympics taking place in the USA over the next decade and 2) the professionalisation in the USA (MLR) and South America (SLAR) [35:15] The stories behind the Mexican national jersey and team name, as well as the iconic Estadio Azteca [41:45] The experience of commentating the recent RWC 7s qualifying event in the Nassau, Bahamas. Dream job much? NOTE: There will be a couple of bonus episodes this week, including one where your host explains the difference between 7s and XVs for those who are less familiar with rugby. Stay tuned! Follow us on Twitter: @OutsideCTRpod Follow us on Instagram: @outsidectrpodcast Email: outsidecentrepod@outlook.com
TEIVOVO Rugby - The Fiji Rugby Podcast - a TEIVOVO Digital Podcast
In this Podcast, Culden Kamea asks why ticket prices to the Super Rugby Pacific game between the Fijian Drua and the Highlanders are so high? I know that I have spoken about this in an earlier podcast, but after flicking TV channels between the HSBC Singapore 7s and another channel featuring the Fijian Drua interim CEO Brian Thorburn last night, I've got even more questions to ask about the very high ticket prices. Look don't get me wrong, I'm a certified rugby nut for sure, and watching live rugby games featuring top Fiji teams in 7s or XVs is my passion and something I have been reporting, commentating on and podcasting now for decades – maybe I'm just another old fart? Anyway, what got up my nose was, how powerful, arrogant or cheeky is this interim CEO that he can repeat his threat reported in the Fiji Sun last week that if we locals don't start buying tickets to the Fijian Drua versus Highlanders game on 30th April then he will delay the TV broadcasting of the game by two hours – can he really do that? What about the local TV company that holds the free-to-air live broadcast rights – MaiTV? What about the local TV company that holds the live pay-per-view rights – Digicel? What about all us SKY subscribers who have paid to watch this game and others live? What about the rest of our country – will they all suffer a two hour delayed broadcast just because the interim CEO of the Fijian Drua says so? While the interim-CEO was making this threat in a Fiji flag-blue Fijian Drua Bula shirt with a big Bula smile- (like a true blue Aussie tourist I thought), he emphasized that we locals need to change our ways and don't leave things to the last minute, but buy our tickets to the game early because we cannot have only 5000 or 10,000 people there, we needed to show the world a full house! The interim-Fijian Drua CEO further said that these ticket prices - $30 for Adults on the grass embankment, $75 for the cement embankment and between $150 and $185 for the grandstand were lower than the ticket prices for Super Rugby Pacific games in 2019 and 2020. H E L L O er we have had a minor hiccup with a pandemic sweep through our country since then, killing over a thousand people, causing tens of thousands to lose their jobs and smashing our economy for six! What he is so conveniently goose-stepping better than David Campese is that ticket prices for all the other Super Rugby Pacific games in Australia and New Zealand are no more than $30 for grandstand seats – so why $75 to $185 here in Fiji. Finally, the interim Fijian Drua CEO Brian Thorburn also admitted (what is so clear to see on TV) that in all their “home games” in Australia so far this season, they had only sold 1200 tickets! That's right, only 1200 tickets sold so far in 3 home games in Australia at F$40 say and he wants us locals here in Fiji, to rush out and buy 10,000 tickets @ F$75 - $185 or he'll block the TV broadcast? No thanks, as we always do in Suva – check the weather on the day and then maybe if it's not going to rain, just maybe we'll buy a ticket to that game last minute- we're not stupid. Ok so there I am switching back to the HSBC Singapore 7s and you know what the honest to goodness truth really is interim CEO, when you take all the emotions out of us supporting the Fijian Drua with our heart and soul – they really aren't that good and what's more they're not getting any better! Our Fiji 7s team in Singapore – now that's how you get excited about supporting a team and buying tickets! For the TeivovoRugby.com Podcast – I'm Culden Kamea. Malo, vina'a and thank you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teivovo-rugby/message
TEIVOVO Rugby - The Fiji Rugby Podcast - a TEIVOVO Digital Podcast
In this Podcast, Culden Kamea unravels the answer to the question, “Why do Fijians play rugby like no one else in the world?” No other team in the world plays rugby quite like Fijians. Although there is an obvious overlap between how Fijians play rugby 7s and XVs, I am only focusing on the full XVs version of the game here. Take the Fijiana Drua for example, in this their first year of international exposure playing against Australian State teams in the Super W competition they have simply been too hot to handle – too fast, too tough, too fit – too hot alright! Whenever one of their players makes a half break, the swarming support play by up to five runners behind the ball carrier has been unstoppable. The Australian Womens teams simply have no answer. Listen to full episode to hear the fulkl scoop... #TEIVOVOFijiRugbyShow #TeivovoRugby #TeivovoDigital #rugby #rugby7s #FijiRugby #rugbyunion #rugbyleague #Raka #team #rugbytraining #sports #FRU #Fiji --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teivovo-rugby/message
A succinct yet thorough account of competitive structures in Uganda, covering men and women, XVs and 7s. We also learn which clubs have been the success stories of the modern era. Teams featured: Heathens, Black Pirates, KOBs, Impis, Thunderbirds, Black Pearls, Avengers, Mbale Eagles Follow us on Twitter: @OutsideCTRpod Follow us on Instagram: @outsidectrpodcast Email: outsidecentrepod@outlook.com
Already a star on the international Sevens circuit, Aoibheann Reilly made her debut in the XVs side against Wales on Saturday. While it was not the result she wanted, Reilly was happy to be out in front of the record crowd at the RDS. She joined OTB AM to discuss her emotional debut, why she opted for rugby instead of Gaelic games, and her ambitions off the pitch. #OTBAM with Gillette Labs | #EffortlessFlow
TEIVOVO Rugby - The Fiji Rugby Podcast - a TEIVOVO Digital Podcast
In this podcast, Culden Kamea asks whether New Zealand as a country and the New Zealand Rugby Football Union in particular, cared enough for their recently deceased Pacific Island rugby super heroes - Joeli Vidiri, Inga Tuigamala, Sione Luaki and the greatest All Black ever - Jonah Lomu. CULDEN KAMEA ASKS THE HARD QUESTIONS... #004 "Duty of Care" - Did NZRFU care enough for recently deceased Pacific Island rugby heroes? S01E04 Teivovo Rugby – The Fiji Rugby Podcast : Host Culden Kamea treats you to post-match and tournament reviews and analysis of XVs and 7s rugby games involving Fiji national teams both women and men, interviews and news. TEIVOVOdigital marks the transition of Teivovo from its magazine roots, first published in June 1999 to the modern digital media space in 2022. For most of the past twenty years, Teivovo was Fiji's highest selling and most widely read magazine, with over 45,000 readers per issue. Sold in over 170 outlets across mainland and rural Fiji, Teivovo was also Fiji's most widely distributed magazine. Our last issue of Teivovo magazine was published in December 2019. #TEIVOVOFijiRugbyShow #TeivovoRugby #TeivovoDigital #rugby #rugby7s #FijiRugby #rugbyunion #rugbyleague #Raka #team #rugbytraining #sports #FRU #Fiji --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teivovo-rugby/message
TEIVOVO Rugby - The Fiji Rugby Podcast - a TEIVOVO Digital Podcast
On Series #01 Episode #002, editor in chief Culden Kamea speaks on rugby player Amenoni Nasilasila and the rehabilitation scheme, the Yellow Ribbon Program. Nasilasila grew up in Namatakula, the famous town known for creating rugby union and league stars like Noa Nadruku who is his uncle,[2] Lote Tuqiri who is his cousin[2] and Nemani Nadolo. He played rugby league and was part of the Fiji Residents Rugby league side, a feeder for the Fiji Bati. He wanted a career in rugby league and waited for 3 years for offers but then switched to rugby union joining a top local 7's club, Ratu Filise.[2] He was spotted by then coach Ben Ryan who saw him playing in one of the local tournaments and included him in his extended side for the 2014 Gold Coast Sevens but an injury ruled him out on the eleventh hour.[3] He made his debut at the 2014 Dubai Sevens making his debut against France scoring a try in their 54-7 thrashing.[4] He did not make the Fiji side to the 2016 Olympic Games He also represented his provincial side, Navosa in the Skipper Cup playing at playmaker and halfback.[5] He captained the Fiji Barbarians 7's side top the SUDAmerica 7's in December 2016.[6] He was included by the new Fiji 7's coach, Gareth Baber for the 2016–17 World Rugby Sevens Series.[7] Nasilasila was selected as the 13th man for the first tournament, of the 2017–18 World Rugby Sevens Series, the 2017 Dubai Sevens but an injury to Waisea Nacuqu on Day One saw him getting selected for the main team and played very well and got praises from the coach after helping Fiji beat the Australia in the dying stages of their final pool game[8] and after Naququ failed to recover in time, he made the main team for the 2017 South Africa Sevens. His performance in that tournament saw him make the Dream Team for the first time as well as being named the DHL Impact Player of the Cape Town 7s.[9] ### Host Culden Kamea treats you to post-match and tournament reviews and analysis of XVs and 7s rugby games involving Fiji national teams both women and men, interviews and news. #TEIVOVOFijiRugbyShow #TeivovoRugby #TeivovoDigital #rugby #rugby7s #FijiRugby #rugbyunion #rugbyleague #Raka #team #rugbytraining #sports #FRU #Fiji --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teivovo-rugby/message
En este episodio hablamos de lo que fue el partido entre las Tucanes, Selección Colombiana de rugby femenino contra las jugadoras de la selección de Escocia, las cuales hicieron valer su favoritismo en la cancha, sin embargo, las Colombianas dejaron todo y disfrutaron el momento de poder medirse antes uno de los mejores 12 equipos del mundo en la modalidad XVs femenina. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rugby-alotroladodeltry/message
The Journey of a Grassroots Rugby Coach (More Tracksuits less Business Suits)
This week episode is with Curtis Bradford Curtis began playing as a child in Wales, He has since used Rugby as a passport to travel and to take his first steps into coaching. While playing across Europe, Asia and in Australia, Curtis also worked in development officer roles with the Welsh Rugby Union, Kuala Lumpur Tigers and NSW Rugby. In 2018, Curtis stopped playing due to a lengthy run of concussions. At this point Curtis moved to Austria to begin working with the national teams in the developing rugby nation, as well as a director of rugby role at RC Graz, guiding them to their first ever national championship. Since the interview Curtis has taken his next steps and moved to Italy to coach VII Torino. During our chat we spoke about Managing teams and building connections with parents, partners. We also discussed getting the balance right when you have new players and experienced players in the same environment and coaching and skill development in a non rugby country. Curtis has seen many different scenarios across grass roots sport and even in performance roles. Since the interview Curtis has taken his next steps and moved to Italy to coach VII Torino. Curtis's Coaching experience. Newcastle Emlyn Juniors (2013-2017) Ceredigion county u15 and under 19 (2014-2017) Friends of Rwandan Rugby (two tours 2015 & 2016) Åland Stags Men's team (2015) WRU Development officer (2015-2017) Newcastle Emlyn 2nd team (2015-2017) Kuala Lumpur Tigers player/coach/development officer (2017) Cobra Rugby club juniors (2017) Byron Bay Rugby club player/coach and women's coach (2018) Rugby Austria 7s head coach (men and women) and Men's XVs attack coach (2018-2022) With a wide variety of experiences across nations but also levels, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bullys-rugby-coaching/message
En este episodio nos acompañó uno de los mejores periodistas deportivos de Colombia, quien sigue muy de cerca el crecimiento del rugby Colombiano, junto a Alejando Pino Calad, comentamos algunos hechos que ocurrieron en el partido valido por el repechaje entre Colombia vs kazajistán, Las tucanes más cerca de su objetivo de ser mundialistas en XVs. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rugby-alotroladodeltry/message
¿Es seguro combinar vacunas contra Covid-19?. Tauromaquia vs prohibición. La fiesta de XVs años de la guerra contra el narco. El infinito en un junco
El periodista Óscar Balderas nos trae está semana, en Nación Criminal: "La fiesta de XVs años de la guerra contra el narco."
Darren Kelly and Niamh Kindlon for the weekly football magazine show looking at the All-Stars and the provincial club championships. Schedule: Weekend Review/News (0:20) Michelle Ryan - Ballymacarbry/Waterford/Underdogs (13:50) All-Stars 2021 - Darren and Niamh pick their respective XVs (26:10) Preview - Ulster Senior Final - Bredagh vs Donaghmoyne (53:40) SportsDaz Football is back and we look at all the weekend news including Westmeath's strategic plan, Friday Night Finals, Dunboyne celebrating in Meath and Ballymacarbry turning 40! And that brings us to our special guest MICHELLE RYAN. The Waterford legend scored 2-2 in Ballymacarbry's county final success over Comeragh Rangers. She chats county glory, history, her dad Michael, Munster ambitions and gives us an insight to working on TG4's programme Underdogs. The All-Stars are this Saturday and after looking at the nominations before. Darren and Niamh pick their respective teams. Will they fully agree and what do you make of their selections? And finally, we look ahead to Sunday's Ulster Senior Football Final between Down's Bredagh and Monaghan's Donaghmoyne. Niamh gives your prediction and we also throw our eye on the finals in Cork and Carlow. == SPORTSDAZ FOOTBALL broadcasts every week on sportsdaz.ie This week's special guest on THE FAIR GREEN is Waterford's ANNALISA CROTTY Theme Song - 'Elevation' (c) josephmcdade.com/music #SportsDaz
For today's show, It's the awesome Heather Fisher. Heather recently finished her stellar International Rugby career that's included winning a World Cup winners medal at XVs level, playing in the Rio Olympics for GB Sevens as well as winning a bronze medal in the 2018 Commonwealth Games. She has also repressed her county in Bobsleigh and off the field, she's on new adventures now that's also included participating in Celebrity SAS who dares wins. We cover a real spectrum of topics that includes working out what you really want, fighting the system, dealing with different coaching frameworks, putting honest conversations front and centre and the journey and decisions you make. How she dealt with her eating disorder, losing her hair and how that all was wrapped up in her finding her identity. More About Heather Fisher: Website - http://www.heatherfisher.co.uk/ Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heather_Fisher Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/heatherfish29/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/hfisher2012?lang=en Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKo356ZQ0lqtaTwvwSI69KQ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-fisher-oly-3349339b/ Show Notes - benryan.co.uk/podcasts Listen & Subscribe to The Ben Ryan Podcast: Ben's Website - http://benryan.co.uk/bio/ Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-ben-ryan-podcast/id1553400216 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3iUL1eLA7HFKt5gxO7Uf4j?si=oN9YN6uFRSSGbO6kR01ONQ Amazon Music - https://amzn.to/3shGDnO TuneIn - http://tun.in/pkdsm Social: Follow me on Instagram - https://bit.ly/2Z5QSit Follow me on Twitter - https://bit.ly/3ph5W7o Follow me on LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/3ah8Ftv Read about me - https://amzn.to/2NLu0Ck
The waiting is over and Test week is finally upon us as the British & Irish Lions get set to face the Springboks. Big Jim and Goodey name their starting XVs for the first Test and we go inside the Lions camp to chat to strength and conditioning coach and former Great Britain rugby league international Jon Clarke about how preparations have gone ahead of the Test series. We discuss life in the bubble, Alun Wyn Jones' miraculous recovery, Tom Curry's freakish athleticism, Louis Rees-Zammit's lid, working with Paul 'Bobby' Stridgeon, what it'll take to beat the Boks and much more... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Sarah has been playing rugby since middle school but she's been watching her older brothers play rugby since early elementary school. From the founding of a girls 7s team and moving into high school XVs, she found her best friend & an undying love for rugby. Plagued by injuries in college, she took some time away from the pitch, but didn't want to let go. This led her to an internship with USA Rugby, working closely with the 2016 Men's 7s National team on their road to the Rio Olympics. While in Chula Vista, she found her way back to the pitch, the. to Canada for high level play, and then to NYC as a coach with Play Rugby USA. Sus & Sarah chat coaching, reffing, & so much more. Don't miss Sarah's high school rugby glory moment all the way at the end! Oh & somewhere along the way there's a great story told about getting the nickname “Daddy.” https://playrugbyusa.org if you want to find more about what Play Rugby USA is currently doing in outreach & youth rugby! WITH YOU is looking for just one more guests to come on the show! If you've ever been part of a womxn's rugby program, I want to hear from you
USA Sevens players Cheta Emba and Nicole Heavirland host Kayla Canett. Kayla grew up in Fallbrook, CA and has played both XVs and 7s for the United States. Topics include:Growing up in FallbrookRelieving stress in an intense training period Hiking with snakes
Welcome to Episode 4 of The Football Pod with Paddy Andrews and Andy Moran - the lads are picking their NFL best XV and much more too. Subscribe to the The Football Pod, because we’ve got a new episode coming your way every Wednesday this summer. Subscribe, give us a rating if you're enjoying, and let us know what you want to hear Andy and Paddy talk about across the season. Contact details below! TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:25) – Welcome to The Football Pod – Andy and Tommy in Castlebar and Paddy's favourite pub. (04:30) - The NFL semi-finals - who are we excited about? (10:00) - Longevity in the GAA - paying tribute to Niall McNamee and David Tubridy. (17:00) - Philly McMahon joins Bohs - what will he bring? (23:30) - Coaches, speakers and gurus in the GAA - when they work and when they flop. (27:30) - Andy at Longford, Paddy in the ROD Squad - and the influence of soccer in the GAA. (42:30) - Shooting in the 207 All-Ireland final. (46:00) - Teams of the League - Paddy and Andy pick their XVs. (01:03:30) - David Clifford is Angry. (01:08:30) - TFP shoutouts - bolter, best manager, best player, moment and biggest letdown. You can listen to the podcast on the OTB Sports app - download that in your app store, for free! Subscribe to The Football Pod on Spotify Subscribe to The Football Pod on iTunes Or you'll find us wherever you listen to your podcasts by searching for 'The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy' Contact the Football Pod and let us know what you think The Football Pod is on Instagram and Twitter so you can follow us and get in touch there too! Email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com Paddy Andrews on Twitter @PaddyAMetis Andy Moran on Twitter @AndyPMoran Tommy Rooney on Twitter @TomasORuanaidh
Welcome to Episode 4 of The Football Pod with Paddy Andrews and Andy Moran - the lads are picking their NFL best XV and much more too. Subscribe to the The Football Pod, because we've got a new episode coming your way every Wednesday this summer. Subscribe, give us a rating if you're enjoying, and let us know what you want to hear Andy and Paddy talk about across the season. Contact details below! TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:25) – Welcome to The Football Pod – Andy and Tommy in Castlebar and Paddy's favourite pub. (04:30) - The NFL semi-finals - who are we excited about? (10:00) - Longevity in the GAA - paying tribute to Niall McNamee and David Tubridy. (17:00) - Philly McMahon joins Bohs - what will he bring? (23:30) - Coaches, speakers and gurus in the GAA - when they work and when they flop. (27:30) - Andy at Longford, Paddy in the ROD Squad - and the influence of soccer in the GAA. (42:30) - Shooting in the 207 All-Ireland final. (46:00) - Teams of the League - Paddy and Andy pick their XVs. (01:03:30) - David Clifford is Angry. (01:08:30) - TFP shoutouts - bolter, best manager, best player, moment and biggest letdown. You can listen to the podcast on the OTB Sports app - download that in your app store, for free! Subscribe to The Football Pod on Spotify Subscribe to The Football Pod on iTunes Or you'll find us wherever you listen to your podcasts by searching for 'The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy' Contact the Football Pod and let us know what you think The Football Pod is on Instagram and Twitter so you can follow us and get in touch there too! Email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com Paddy Andrews on Twitter @PaddyAMetis Andy Moran on Twitter @AndyPMoran Tommy Rooney on Twitter @TomasORuanaidh
Welcome to Episode 4 of The Football Pod with Paddy Andrews and Andy Moran - the lads are picking their NFL best XV and much more too. Subscribe to the The Football Pod, because we've got a new episode coming your way every Wednesday this summer. Subscribe, give us a rating if you're enjoying, and let us know what you want to hear Andy and Paddy talk about across the season. Contact details below! TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:25) – Welcome to The Football Pod – Andy and Tommy in Castlebar and Paddy's favourite pub. (04:30) - The NFL semi-finals - who are we excited about? (10:00) - Longevity in the GAA - paying tribute to Niall McNamee and David Tubridy. (17:00) - Philly McMahon joins Bohs - what will he bring? (23:30) - Coaches, speakers and gurus in the GAA - when they work and when they flop. (27:30) - Andy at Longford, Paddy in the ROD Squad - and the influence of soccer in the GAA. (42:30) - Shooting in the 207 All-Ireland final. (46:00) - Teams of the League - Paddy and Andy pick their XVs. (01:03:30) - David Clifford is Angry. (01:08:30) - TFP shoutouts - bolter, best manager, best player, moment and biggest letdown. You can listen to the podcast on the OTB Sports app - download that in your app store, for free! Subscribe to The Football Pod on Spotify Subscribe to The Football Pod on iTunes Or you'll find us wherever you listen to your podcasts by searching for 'The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy' Contact the Football Pod and let us know what you think The Football Pod is on Instagram and Twitter so you can follow us and get in touch there too! Email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com Paddy Andrews on Twitter @PaddyAMetis Andy Moran on Twitter @AndyPMoran Tommy Rooney on Twitter @TomasORuanaidh
This week we had our final round of Lions selections with a three-strong panel and as well as naming their XVs we also looked at general attitudes towards the tour itself and of course we can never do enough giving out about the Rainbow Cup so the four of us managed to get that in as well. Then after the chat I finally get to name the panel's combined Matchday squad for the first test in Johannesburg on July 24. Our Harpin match writeup of Leinster v Munster > http://www.harpinonrugby.net/2021/04/leinster-3-munster-27.html Follow Debbie Knight on Twitter > https://twitter.com/debsknig Follow Brandon Smith > https://twitter.com/bisbrandon11 Brandon's YouTube channel is here > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5R7Yr-jt9e1zflS1JT8E-Q Follow David Arnott > https://twitter.com/thepenGW HarpinOnRugby on social media… TWITTER > https://twitter.com/HarpinOnRugby FACEBOOK > https://www.facebook.com/HarpinOnRugby INSTAGRAM > https://www.instagram.com/harpinonrugby/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harpinonrugby/message
I'm going back to my Lions Selector Panel one last time before the squad is announced on May the 6th only for this round instead of going one on one I'll be getting XVs from them three at a time. We also talk about women's rugby plus a tiny bit of Rainbow Cup as well, though I should point out that we chatted before the announcement was made that the South African teams weren't travelling. Harpin' article "The Irish Women's team - how can fans help?" > http://www.harpinonrugby.net/2021/04/the-irish-womens-team-how-can-fans-help.html Follow this week's panel on Twitter.. Michelle Tobin > https://twitter.com/CorkSeashell Ian Frizzell > https://twitter.com/rava_ian Mark Jackson > https://twitter.com/hoomanbear HarpinOnRugby on social media… TWITTER > https://twitter.com/HarpinOnRugby FACEBOOK > https://www.facebook.com/HarpinOnRugby INSTAGRAM > https://www.instagram.com/harpinonrugby/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harpinonrugby/message
Eloise Blackwell was among the Black Ferns blindsided on Wednesday morning by the revelation their World Cup, scheduled to be held in New Zealand from September, is likely to be postponed by a year.Auckland-based Blackwell, the Black Ferns captain, was out running with flatmate and teammate Aleisha-Pearl Nelson when the pair paused at the top of a hill to read a message from team management that detailed World Rugby's recommendation for the pinnacle tournament to be postponed until next year."It did come as a bit of a shock when I saw the email come through," Blackwell, a physical education teacher, said."The first we heard of it was from our management followed by the Herald link so it was a bit of a bombshell and definitely unexpected, but we can't really assume they had any information on this happening. It's hit everybody pretty hard – everyone is feeling for each other."We were pretty devastated, but essentially nothing changes. I was upset for a couple of hours. Now it's the same goal, same grind, and we'll be working towards the same goal in 2022 if that's what's decided by the [World Rugby] board in a week."Veteran Black Ferns halfback Kendra Cocksedge had yet to process the recommendation to delay the tournament."Our focus right now as leaders in the side is to get around the girls and check in on each other. There's going to be a lot of mixed emotions in the side especially for the new, younger players."New Zealand Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson indicated the prospect of bringing 12 teams – three of whom were yet to qualify - and over 700 people into a country with full managed isolation facilities was problematic. The fact many foreign teams have been unable to play for over a year formed another factor in the postponement recommendation."We're incredibly confident our team has done everything possible to make sure this tournament could have been a success," Robinson said. "We'll have to take a bit of stock now to step back and work through the disappointment in the immediate future and then build a plan for next year."We're committed to making sure the Black Ferns have a meaningful campaign this year."With the recommendation coming to a head at the start of this week, Robinson admitted some parties were left in the dark."We know they'll be disappointed but they were informed as early as we possibly could. We were working in tight timeframes with all of this," he said."World Rugby have done everything possible to communicate in a timely fashion but in the last little while there's been a need to get information out and there may well have been groups that felt they haven't got all the insights they would normally get."This year's World Cup was scheduled to be held in Auckland and Whangārei from September 18 to October 16. Robinson indicated the tournament would now start from October 15 next year at the same venues.Despite preparing for the past four years, and making significant sacrifices during summer training, Blackwell appreciated the predicament foreign teams faced in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic gripping the globe."I was speaking to a mate in Canada this morning and she hasn't played internationals since our game against the Barbarians at the end of 2019," Blackwell said."The reality of it is pretty real and down in New Zealand we're a little bit sheltered from what's actually happening on a bigger scale around the world. You can't expect them to bring 100 per cent of their capacity."One potential upside for the Black Ferns is they may have access to the full spectrum of sevens players, some of whom may not have backed up following their quest for gold at the scheduled Tokyo Olympics."A lot of those girls in the sevens have been involved in our XVs team. There's a lot of quality within their environment that we could definitely benefit from. If it is postponed until next year it will definitely create some friendly competition among players and positions."Cocksedge, the f...
Bernard Jackman and Murray Kinsella join Gavan Casey for a bumper pod looking back on Ireland's defeat to France, and try to make sense of where Ireland are going wrong on both sides of the ball in open play (while acknowledging improvement in other areas). Is it simply an issue of coaching, or does some of the responsibility lie upstairs? Plus, the lads begin to cast their eyes towards Italy and give their personal starting XVs for Rome.
Coronavirus liveblog: 10 million receive first vaccine dose - as nation claps for Captain Sir Tom MooreTracking vaccinations: UK on target to end lockdown'Appalling' video: Prof Chris Whitty accused of being a 'liar' in street videoNorthern Ireland row: Boris Johnson prepared to override parts of Brexit dealAmazon's growth: UK sales surge to almost £20bnAmazon’s new boss: What Andy Jassy's appointment means for Jeff Bezos’ online empireInside the Maserati lifestyle: George Osborne's new Mayfair boutique banking jobEngland teams to face Scotland: Our writers select their XVs for Six Nations clash - and you can pick yoursRead all these articles with a Telegraph subscription. Try a free one-month trial - then save 50pc on your first three months. Sign up here: http://bit.ly/2WRuvh9.
Damien was joined by Paul Fitzpatrick from The Anglo-Celt to go through some of the responses to the lads' combined 1997/2020 XVs.
We discuss the potential starting XVs for the Calcutta Cup as well as our fantasy teams.
WRP 60 - Dame Daisy....to kick off 2021 we have a superstar of the game, Sue Day. From winning 59 caps, scoring 61 tries (probably England's top try scorer of all time!), winning multiple Grand Slams, competing in 3 World Cups (top try scorer in WC history), captaining her country at XVs & 7s to broadcasting on the game; Sue Day MBE is now CFO & COO at the RFU. Daisy chats about her journey in the game, from her first cap to losing a World Cup final. Burf, her former teammate, reminisces, not only about that day but other stories from that time. The first Wasps FC President also talks about the game in 2021 not only in England but around the world, plus her ambitions within the RFU for the women's game. And there's chat about the upcoming (fingers crossed!!) World Cup in New Zealand & The Red Roses chances at the tournament. As ever, there's all the news from around the oval world & predictions, from Burf, on this weekend's Premier XVs matches.
The last pod of 2020 and it's a bumper one! The 7th Heaven Crew celebrate Christmas by looking to the future, with Rising England rugby 7s Starts Will Muir and Ben Harris in The Clouds to discuss their journey to rugby 7s and XVs progress with Bath and Saracens.Also:What does the GB 7s funding mean for The Olympics and the home unions?Chippy's Harlequins debut in The Champions Cup away to MunsterThe inaugural 7th Heaven Christmas QuizHappy Christmas from the 7th Heaven Pod!#OneNightin7thHeaven See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Diego Maradona dead at 60: Tributes around the world to one of football’s greatest playersTelegraph obituary: Diego Maradona, most talented footballer of the 1980s but tainted by scandalsSpending Review: Sunak to borrow £965bn over six years as economy suffers - in graphsBig borrowing: Spending Review key pointsForeign aid: Baroness Sugg resigns as minister after budget slashed by £5bnMeghan's pain: Duchess of Sussex reveals she had a miscarriage in JulyJudith Woods: I understand Meghan's miscarriage grief – even guiltWall of heat: Having visited half the world, I think I've found the greatest country of allEngland vs Wales: Our writers select their XVs for Autumn Nations Cup showdownRead all these articles with a Telegraph subscription. Try a free one-month trial - then save 50pc on your first three months. Sign up here: http://bit.ly/2WRuvh9.
WRP 52 - Autumn Le Crunch..............In the week where England take on France in the first of two autumn tests, Johnnie & Burf go inside both camps. Lydia Thompson, the Red Rose & Worcester star knows how to score against The French. The speedster tells us all about the "mind set" ahead of the trip to Grenoble, how the squad is shaping up & how she copes with time out of the game. Chloe Pelle, star of France 7s & XVs sides gives her take on playing England, the players to watch out for and the "no love lost" relationship the two countries have! After Exeter Chiefs made history by winning their first ever game in the Premier XVs, Johnnie & Burf chat to Garnet MacKinder. The Exeter-born player relives the win over Worcester & gives her appraisal of the early days at the shiny new club. Plus there all the results & news from around the oval world & Burf finally makes good on her bet.........................ever heard an England, World Cup winning legend sing the New Zealand national anthem............tune in!!!!!
Pat, Paul and Matt go in depth on the first Bledisloe Test. Who do they think will making the starting XVs, who should make the starting XVs, do the Wallabies have a chance?
Pat, Paul and Matt go in depth on the first Bledisloe Test. Who do they think will making the starting XVs, who should make the starting XVs, do the Wallabies have a chance?
Injury is a subject all too common for athletes. In this episode, USA Women's National Team 7s and XVs player Meya Bizer talks about her own experiences and what we can all learn about mental toughness. Follow Meya on Twitter and Instagram @MeyaBizer.
En este episodio tuvimos como invitado a una celebridad del Rugby Mexicano, con gran trayectoria en los seleccionados de su país, ya sea en la modalidad de XVs o 7s, pero que en cada uno de estos deja todo en la cancha representando los colores de su bandera, con paso por Nueva Zelanda, Estados Unidos y Canada, Gonzalo nos cuenta toda su historia y parte de la de las Serpientes, nombre por el cual se le conoce a la Selección de Rugby Mexicana. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rugby-alotroladodeltry/message
The Queen of Spanish rugby, Patricia Garcia is our guest this week. The Spanish international at XVs and 7s, is the driving force behind the game in Spain. She chats about the growth of the game in her country, how this is being achieved and her role in that. Also hopes of qualification for next year's World Cup and what she loves about our great game. Plus we bring you all the latest news and signings and an update on Burf's efforts at carpentry!!! Why not have a listen to some of our back catalogue, which includes chats with players from all over the world plus the biggest names in rugby including Emily Scarratt, Heather Fisher, Sarah Hiring, Sharni Williams, Jade Kronkel, Katie Sadleir and Gill Burns MBE.
Ian, a widely respected S&C coach in the rugby world shares what a week can look like to ensure a team is peaking for game day. The most important day of all! Ian, a former professional player in the English premiership as worked under some of the best coaches in the world, including Eddie Jones when they were both at Saracens. Ian's rugby journey has seen him work with Kenya Men's 7s, USA Eagles Women's 7s and XVs and Major League Rugby. Ian has been influenced by Eddie Jones and Fergus Connolly. You can find further reading for them both at the links below.Eddie Jones Autobiography: https://www.amazon.com/Life-Rugby-Autobiography-Eddie-Jones/dp/1509850708Fergus Connolly: https://fergusconnolly.com--Instagram: @thecontactcoachTwitter: @thecontactcoachLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-wilson-17620632/Learn More about The Contact CoachTo find out more about my services, visit www.thecontactcoach.com
All the way from New Zealand, already a world cup winner in XVs & 7s, Stacey Fluhler joins Rachael Burford & Johnnie Hammond. "The Smiling Assassin" talks about her new book, rugby returning to NZ & the prospect of both Olympic Games & home World Cup in 2021. Plus Gill Burns MBE, a World Cup winner herself, chats about the missing 1994 World Cup cup & when it was last seen. So the campaign starts #findthecup94
New mini series: All time XVs. In the first of the WRP's mini series, the former England captain and now author Catherine Spencer picks her all time England XV.
New mini series: All time XVs. In the first of the WRP's mini series, the most capped women's 7 England player Rocky Clark picks her all time England XV.
In locations across the United Kingdom, Joe Harvey got Talking Rugby Union columnist, Ethan Waller, as well as Ethan's brother, Alex, on a Skype call to talk things pizza and to pick out their all-time XVs. Slice Slice Baby UK: Website - https://www.sliceslicebabyuk.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SliceSliceBabyUK/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/SliceSliceUK Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sliceslicebabyuk/ Talking Rugby Union: Website - https://www.talkingrugbyunion.co.uk/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/TalkRugbyUnion Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/talkingrugbyunion Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/talkingrugbyunion/
At our LIVE podcast back in January, Bristol Uni Women's RFC won the prize of a Try Hards coaching clinic and pod recording... So as part of our IWD2020 celebrations we headed down to catch up with the girls and for Nolli to run training session with their 1st, 2nd and 3rd XVs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Warren and Preston look back at the men's and women's records for XVs and 7s, as well as look at what they'll be doing in 2020.
It's Rugby World Cup final week. Murray Kinsella dials in from Japan to join Gavan Casey and Sean Farrell for our big Rugby Weekly preview show ahead of England v South Africa. On this week's show: - The starting XVs for Saturday, as well as "The Finishers" and "The Bomb Squad" (01:30) - Where Saturday's final will be won and lost (08:00) - Rassie's decision to step down as Boks coach (16:00) - Felix Jones' World Cup final (22:30) - Ben Youngs back on top of his game (30:00) - Prediction time (32:40) Got a question/suggestion for the lads? Email us at sport@the42.ie. You can also now become a member of The42 to get access to extra episodes of Rugby Weekly during the World Cup, as well as all the latest news from the Ireland camp in Murray's weekly newsletter. Follow this link to sign up members.the42.ie/.
At just 26 years old, Sarah Hirini (nee Goss) has achieved a lot, a Rugby World Cup winner in both 7s and Xvs, an Olympic Silver Medallist and now a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit. Staf went to her house in Papamoa to hear about her journey from rural Manawatu kid to rugby star.
Canadian sensation John Moonlight is coming out of retirement to play for his hometown Toronto Arrows. He's played in XVs and 7s World Cups, Commonwealth Games and Pan-Am Games, and now Major League Rugby. Stick around to the end to hear his take on who'd win a bare knuckle brawl between him and Danny Barrett.
Schoolboy rugby has been further muddied with Auckland powerhouse St Kentigern College being excluded from next year's Auckland 1A First XV competition.The fee-paying independent school admitted to recruiting five senior elite players from rival 1st XVs to bolster their squad for 2019.Talkback caller George told Andrew Dickens he can see comparisons all over the world in professional sport, and thinks this situation is especially unique to our country."I think this is a good example of the sporting mentality in New Zealand that we only want the best and we win must win at all costs. We pull people from all over the world to represent us on the national stage, but there has to be a balance."George went on to explain that although having the ultimate goal of winning games at whatever cost is important for many teams, there must be some type of compromise."We pull people from all over the world to represent us on the national stage, but there has to be a balance."LISTEN ABOVE AS GEORGE SPEAKS TO ANDREW DICKENS
On this week's (slightly abridged) episode, James and Lewis discuss:-Sale's 34-13 win over Connacht -Sale's Challenge Cup ambitions-Chris Ashton's 'splashy' debut-Tom Curry and Chris Ashton in England's Autumn Internationals Squad-The new Premiership Rugby Cup and the starting XVs they would select against WorcesterSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheSharkTank)
Raymond shares the excitement of the first Seawolf Pod live show at Postdoc Brewing tonight (17625 NE 65th St #100, Redmond, WA 98052), 6PM with Eagle No.168 Tony Ridnell who played both XVs and 7s for our international team.
En este programa traemos como gran novedad una sección de Cómics, que sirve como aperitivo para cuando se estrene en la web de HelloFriki.com en las próximas semanas. La sección está presentada por Giacco, le acompañan Manuel y el experto en cómics Raúl Martín del programa La Órbita de Endor, y cuenta con los siguientes contenidos: Cómics Noticias XV jornadas del comic de Alicante. Unicomic 2013. Los extraños teasers que Marvel está alojando en su web. Fallecimiento de Scott Clark. Llegada a España de Marvel-Now, tras “Xvs.A” Novedades editoriales Imposibles Vengadores. Novedades Marzo ECC. Especial mención a la reedición de “V de Vedetta”. Red Team, de Garth Ennis. Reseñas "Saga", de Vaughan y Staples. "The Long Tomorrow", de Moebius. "DMZ" y "THE MASSIVE", de Brian Wood. Además, se cuenta con una sección de debate donde se trae a colación un tema de actualidad y los miembros del equipo dan sus respectivas opiniones, aderezadas con la de los oyentes que nos sigan en las redes sociales. Debate Tema: "¿Debe un artista aprovechar un acto público para lanzar manifiestos?" Un programa que cuenta con la dirección de Víctor M. Yeste y M.C. Catalán y la colaboración de Giacco, Manuel Callejo y Raúl Martín. Un programa que marcará un antes y un después en el podcasting de cómics. ¿A qué esperáis?
En este programa traemos como gran novedad una sección de Cómics, que sirve como aperitivo para cuando se estrene en la web de HelloFriki.com en las próximas semanas. La sección está presentada por Giacco, le acompañan Manuel y el experto en cómics Raúl Martín del programa La Órbita de Endor, y cuenta con los siguientes contenidos: Cómics Noticias XV jornadas del comic de Alicante. Unicomic 2013. Los extraños teasers que Marvel está alojando en su web. Fallecimiento de Scott Clark. Llegada a España de Marvel-Now, tras “Xvs.A” Novedades editoriales Imposibles Vengadores. Novedades Marzo ECC. Especial mención a la reedición de “V de Vedetta”. Red Team, de Garth Ennis. Reseñas "Saga", de Vaughan y Staples. "The Long Tomorrow", de Moebius. "DMZ" y "THE MASSIVE", de Brian Wood. Además, se cuenta con una sección de debate donde se trae a colación un tema de actualidad y los miembros del equipo dan sus respectivas opiniones, aderezadas con la de los oyentes que nos sigan en las redes sociales. Debate Tema: "¿Debe un artista aprovechar un acto público para lanzar manifiestos?" Un programa que cuenta con la dirección de Víctor M. Yeste y M.C. Catalán y la colaboración de Giacco, Manuel Callejo y Raúl Martín. Un programa que marcará un antes y un después en el podcasting de cómics. ¿A qué esperáis?
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