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How did you get into sport?Alex Ross – Head of Athletic Performance & Sport Science (Scottish Rugby). Boosting rugby performance across 4 countries & working with multimillion dollar athletes in MLB.Send us a textFrom international rugby to Major League Baseball and back again, Alex’s journey in elite sport is truly unique. He has made significant contributions to the game of rugby across four countries: in New Zealand as Sport Science Manager with the The Blues (Super Rugby); in Argentina as Physical Performance Manager across all levels of their national rugby program; in the United States as Head of Performance for USA Rugby; and currently overseeing multiple levels of the national program with Scottish Rugby. Beyond rugby, Alex has also held senior leadership roles in Major Le...
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How did you get into sport?Justin Dougherty - Head Physiotherapist Newcastle Jets, A-LeagueSend us a textJustin is an Australian sports physiotherapist who has worked at the pinnacle of football in Australia in both the round ball game and Aussie rules football. He has been the Head Physio for 3 separate A-League clubs including the Newcastle Jets FC, Melbourne Victory FC and Macarthur Bulls FC, as well as spending 5 years as Rehabilitation Physio for the Syndey Swans (AFL). What’s most fascinating about Justin is not only has he been able to transition successfully across different sports, but he has also uniquely been able to transition between being a “generalist phys...
2026-01-131h 57How did you get into sport?James Moore - Head of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Scottish RugbySend us a textJames in one of the most lateral and deep thinkers I know in the industry and has the expertise and experience to match. He has worked across a diverse range of sports and athletes at the highest level including, Olympic sports where he was deputy Chef de Mission for the 2016 Rio Olympic games, professional tennis where he was responsible for the health and wellbeing of former world number 1 Andy Murray and Basketball as Head of Performance Therapies with Brooklyn Nets (NBA), to only name a few. Currently he is back in the sport...
2025-12-142h 06How did you get into sport?Michael Baines - Building businesses, relationships and UFC Champion Alexander VolkanovskiSend us a textMick has founded, grown and sold several successful health care businesses all while having an impact in the world of high performance sport. He’s worked for over a decade in women’s Rugby League as a physio for the NSW Origin team and as Director of Medical & Performance for the St George Illawarra Dragons (NRLW). What he is probably most well known for is his work in the sport of MMA where for close to a decade has worked with some of the world’s best fighters in the UFCs most notably with f...
2025-11-241h 54How did you get into sport?Dr. David Kelly - Senior Sports Scientist for Manchester United FC for over 12 years.Send us a textDavid has spent several decades immersed in English football, working at the highest level of performance across both the Championship and the English Premier League. He’s played a key role in the success of some of the game’s most iconic managers David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, and the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson, and spent over a decade with one of the biggest clubs in world football, Manchester United. What makes David’s story truly remarkable is how it began. Entering professional football in his mid-30s, an age when most would consid...
2025-11-132h 11How did you get into sport?Leigh Russell – Former CEO of Swimming Australia. Navigating leadership at the highest levels of AFL, Netball and the most successful Olympic sport in Australia.Send us a textLeigh's resume in sport is one of Australia’s most impressive having held leadership roles in some of Australia’s largest sports. This has included General Manager positions with the AFL players association, GC Suns and Essendon Bombers (AFL), CEO of Netball Victoria and Melbourne Vixens (Super Netball) and CEO of Australia’s most successful Olympic sport, Swimming Australia. What’s unique is in amongst a successful career she has also had to navigate an era where barriers around the perceptions of women in sport existed, as well as maintaining a thriving 25 year+ strong f...
2025-10-271h 44How did you get into sport?Dan Howells – The man sports practitioners seek to not just get their foot into the door of elite sport but thrive when in it.Send us a textDan is a high performance coach and mentor who’s coaching career has spanned across the likes of US Ski & Snowboard team, English Institute of Sport, England Rugby, Wasps Rugby and as Head Strength & Conditioning Coordinator in Baseball for the Houston Astros. Dan has now swapped coaching athletes to coaching coaches and works with sports performance practitioners, including S&C coaches, physiotherapists and sports scientists not just to get into the world of elite sport but excel in their roles. If you have ever wanted to work in elite sport or are currently em...
2025-10-071h 57How did you get into sport?Byron Field – Lead Physiotherapist for the “Wallabies” (Australian National Rugby Team)Send us a textByron has built a deep career in the world of professional Rugby having worked with the ACT Brumbies (Super Rugby), Bath Rugby (UK Premiership) and currently as Lead Physiotherapist for the Wallabies. Armed with 5 degrees, including currently completing his PhD in the area of concussion, Byron is quick becoming one of the leaders in the field of injury prevention and management in the sport of Rugby. In this conversation we explore the nuances of screening, monitoring and management of concussion in addition to what he has learn that has made him successful in...
2025-09-181h 38How did you get into sport?Anthony Crea – High Performance S&C Coach who created history in assisting the Australian national football team (Socceroos) qualify for their 2nd World Cup in 32 years!Send us a textAnthony has been part of the fabric of Australian football for over 3 decades and has assisted 3 different A-League clubs win silverware with Sydney FC, Melbourne Victory and Macarthur FC. Anthony has also held the prestigious position of Head of Strength and Conditioning for the Australian National Football Team for close to a decade and was part of Socceroos history with involvement in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games and 2006 World Cup in Germany. Other roles have included working in the J-League as well providing consultancy for clubs in the EPL, Serie A and the Trinidad...
2025-08-311h 59How did you get into sport?Callum Repper - Clinical Lead Performance Rehabilitation, UK Sports InstituteSend us a textCallum is a sports physiotherapist and strength & conditioning coach who has worked in the elite levels of various sports across Europe and the UK. This has included working for both the Mercedes AMG Petronas and Hass F1 racing teams in the Formula 1 (F1), in professional football with both Reading FC women’s team as well as holding a variety of roles with the English Football Association (The FA). He is now currently working with some of UKs best Olympic and Paralympic athletes and manages a specialised multidisciplinary team at the UK Sports Institute (UK...
2025-08-181h 45How did you get into sport?Luke Heath – Senior Physiotherapist at Aspetar, Qatar. Working at the leading orthopaedic and sports medicine facility in the world.Send us a textLuke is an Australian Sports Physiotherapist whose career spans some of the biggest codes in Australian sport having worked with the likes of Rugby Australia (Rugby Sevens), GWS Giants (AFL) and Sydney FC (A-League). Currently he is a senior physiotherapist for the world renowned Aspetar, where he plays a pivotal role in their knee injury division which services elite athletes from across the globe with an ACLR re-injury success rate of less than 5%. In this conversation we chat about all thing’s injury management as well as his move from pro sport in Au...
2025-07-292h 04How did you get into sport?Tim Roberts - Physical Therapy Manager UFC Performance Institute, Mexico.Send us a textThis is one of the most unique, inspiring and fascinating stories to date and Tim shares his entire journey as far, having worked in high performance sport across 4 different continents. Tim provides an unprecedented insight of what it’s like to work internationally, including being one of few Australian practitioners to have navigated living and working in China with some of the countries elite athletes for over 5 years. After stints in China and the UK, with the English Institute of Sport, he now leverages the experience, skill set and knowledge his gained working ac...
2025-07-152h 01How did you get into sport?Rachel Vickery – Performing under pressure & how your breathing, physiology & state control is directly affecting the performance of the athletes you work with. Sports Physiotherapist & High-Performance Architect in the NBA, NRL, AFL & Military.Send us a textRachel has worked with elite athletes across many domains through her work as a sports physiotherapist, breathing specialist and her expertise in the field of performing in high pressure environments. Rach has worked with elite performers from the NBA, NRL, AFL, military and corporate to only name a few, but it’s her ability to have recreated her identity time and time again in a profession that rewards staying in once’s lane that is most fascinating. Listen as we dive into the physiology of how athletes and practitioners can better deal with high...
2025-06-302h 02How did you get into sport?Olivia Knowles – How sleep affects athletic performance. Sleep expert and AFLW high performance manager turned general management of performance in business.Send us a textIs it quality or quantity? What physiological and cognitive adaptations happen during sleep? What is sleep inertia? Are wearables improving sleep or can they be detrimental to the affects of sleep? We answer all the questions. Not only is Liv an expert in the field of sleep and athletic performance she has also worked directly in the trenches of elite sport having been the high performance manager for the Western Bulldogs and Hawthorne Hawks AFLW teams. In this conversation we explore how sleep effects performance and dive into Liv’s personal journey working at...
2025-06-181h 29How did you get into sport?Jason Weber - This could be the missing piece to the injury prevention puzzle. Founding CEO of SpeedSig and S&C Coach for the QLD Reds, NSW Waratahs (Super Rugby), Australian National Team (Wallabies) and Fremantle Dockers (AFL)Send us a textJason has over 30 years experience in the industry and during his time at the pinnacle of both Rugby and AFL he has taken his experience and expertise and developed a novel analytics tool to assist both medical and performance staff navigate the challenges around injury prevention, rehabilitation and return to play decision making with SpeedSig. Not only has Jason contributed to the industry through his recent technology he has also been a regular voice in the industry and assisted some of the most well known practitioners navigate their own journeys in sport. This...
2025-05-301h 20How did you get into sport?Nick Kane - How he built the premier sports medicine learning and network platform in Australia (Sports MAP)Send us a textNick Kane is an Australian sports physiotherapist and the founding director of Sports MAP. During his career he has spent over a decade in professional sport where he was the Head Physiotherapist for the Essendon Bombers FC in the AFL, all while establishing a multi site private practice physiotherapy clinic and curating some the world’s leading practitioners in the world of sports medicine into an online master classes and live events held across the globe in Europe, USA, Asia and Australia. In this episode we discuss what his learnt leading the medical ma...
2025-05-141h 37How did you get into sport?Andrew (Jack) Russell - The real lessons I learnt winning 6 AFL premierships as a High Performance Manager.Send us a textAndrew (Jack) Russell has worked in the sport of AFL for close to 3 decades and has been the High Performance Manager for the likes of Port Adeliade FC, Hawthorn FC and Carlton FC. During his time, he has won 6 premiership titles and is consider by many to be the best in the game when it comes to setting up and delivering a high performance environment in professional sport. Amidst his recent transition away from a stellar career in the AFL, this is a rare, honest and revealing long form conversation where we deep...
2025-04-302h 10How did you get into sport?Kate Beerworth - Head Physiotherapist for the 2 most successful national teams in Australia, the Matildas (Football) and the Australian Women's Cricket TeamSend us a textKate has been a physiotherapist for close to 30 years with 2 of those decades working at the pinnacle of elite women’s sport in Australia. Initially seeing a diverse range of athletes through her own sports private clinic, she has then gone on to being a part of multiple World Cups with both the Australian Women's Cricket team and Football team, the Matildas. We catch up just after the recent 2025 clean sweep Ashes series win over England where we chat not only about the wealth of experience she gained with working with some of th...
2025-04-151h 38How did you get into sport?Kim Keedle - Formula 1 High Performance Coach and PhysiotherapistSend us a textKim is an Australian high performance coach and physiotherapist who has spent the last 8 years at the pinnacle of world motorsport. Kim has worked for the likes of Hass F1 team, Alpine Racing and one of the most famous teams in the history of F1, McLaren Racing. Kim has also worked exclusively as a personal physiotherapist and performance coach for F1 drivers Romain Grosjean and Oscar Piastri. If you are fan of the Netflix series "Drive to Survive" or have ever wondered what's involved with working as a practitioner at the highest level o...
2025-03-251h 24How did you get into sport?Paul Devlin - High Performance Manager in Sport turned High Performance Manager in Corporate (Amazon)Send us a textPaul Devlin is a world renowned high performance manager who has been able to successfully transition from working with high performance teams in the sports world to now working with high performance teams in the corporate world. Paul has led various teams in the world of Rugby and Rugby League having worked with the likes of the Cornish Pirates, Doncaster Knights, Hull F.C., Melbourne Storm, Paramatta Eels, South Sydney Rabbitohs and the Brisbane Broncos. This is an amazing conversation where Paul shares what he's learnt over the years working at the pinnacle...
2025-03-031h 50How did you get into sport?Tim McGrath - Senior Director Player Health & Performance, Washington Commanders (NFL)Send us a textTim is an Australian Sports Physiotherapist currently working in arguably the most competitive, physical and high pressure leagues in the world. Before joining the NFL he worked as Head Physiotherapist for the Canberra Raiders (NRL), ACT Brumbies (Super Rugby), Australian Rugby Men’s 7s team, Port Adelaide Power (AFL) and has provided consultancy to other clubs such as the St George Illawarra Dragons and Cronulla Sharks (NRL). In addition to working directly in professional sport he has also owned his own private practice and is the director of “Pitch Ready” that provides data driven...
2025-02-121h 23How did you get into sport?Nathan Parnham – How to "win" Long Term Athletic Development: Head of Athletic Performance at Brisbane Grammar School, Author of "The Sporting Parent", Podcast host of “The Get Down”.Send us a textThe Long Term Athletic Development (LTAD) space is an ever growing space in sport and there is no one better than Nathan who has worked in the space across multiple high performance school youth programs including Westfields Sports High School, St Augustine’s College Sydney and Brisbane Grammar. In addition, he’s also worked in professional sport with the Paramatta Eels (NRL) and Australia Women’s Rugby 7s team. Nathan shares the experience and lessons he has learnt in his career and having written the book on being a sporting parent titled “The Sporting...
2025-01-281h 10How did you get into sport?Paula Peralta – Winning an Olympic medal as Sports Science & Sports Medicine (SSSM) Lead, National Australian Women’s Basketball Team (Opals).Send us a textPaula Peralta is a one of few Specialist Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist in the world who has worked in over a dozen World Cups, Commonwealth, Olympic and Paralympic games collectively over her career. Not only has she worked across multiple sports and various athletes within all these major tournaments, but she has also worked with both the Men’s (Boomers) and Women’s (Opals) Australian national basketball team and was part of the special group who went on to win an historic bronze medal with both teams. Paula takes us into the inner sanctum of t...
2025-01-081h 34How did you get into sport?Alex Calder - Head of Sport Science, Houston Dynamo FC, MLSSend us a textAlex Calder is an Australian Sports Scientist and S&C coach who has spent the last 6 years with one of the leading MLS franchises in the US. In addition to his work with Houston Dynamo FC he has worked in the college system across various sports as well as worked at Orlando SC (MLS) where he was responsible for the strength and conditioning of the playing squad that included Brazilian World Cup winner, Champions League winner and 2007 worlds best player (Ballon d'or) winner Kaka. In this conversation we chat about how a boy...
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OBS: RadioessänBorges, Han Kang och de döda språken som erövrar ossMan trivs med den sällsamma ensamhet som det innebär, att försvinna ur de levandes sällskap. Rebecka Kärde reflekterar över Han Kang, Jorge Luis Borges och de utdöda språkens lockelse. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna.Den argentinska författaren Jorge Luis Borges visste redan tidigt i livet att han skulle bli blind. Det låg i släkten: såväl hans far som hans farmor hade g...
2024-12-1009 minHow did you get into sport?Tim Gabbett – Top 25 most impactful Sports Scientists of all time.Send us a textTim Gabbett is one of the prominent leaders having spent over 3 decades in high performance sport where both his research and expertise has impacted many around the globe in the area of load management and injury prevention. What some may not know is that he started his career struggling to find any job in sport and eventually went on to work with the Tasmanian Institute of Sport, Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) and the Brisbane Broncos (NRL). This is a story of someone who now spends his time consulting, training and presenting to...
2024-12-041h 30How did you get into sport?Ebonie Rio - Becoming a world leader in your respective field.Send us a textEbonie is a clinical researcher and her work has made her one of the leaders in the management of tendon injuries in the world. What people may not know is that she is also a sports physiotherapist who has worked for the Australian (AIS) and Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) and has serviced team Australia at multiple Commonwealth, Winter Olympic, Summer Olympic and Paralympic games. Ebonie has also worked in the performing arts with the Australian Ballet as well as spending 18 months touring with Disney’s Lion King stage production. In this conversation we...
2024-11-191h 18How did you get into sport?Peter Blanch - 40 years at the pinnacle of sports medicine in Australia.Send us a textPete is one of the leading sports physiotherapist and medical service managers in Australia. Having spent over 2 decades as part of an incredible sports medicine team at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) during its glory years, Pete has also gone on to work in leading roles with Cricket Australia, Swimming Australia and as Head Physiotherapist/Head of Medical Services for 2 different AFL clubs with the Essendon Bombers and the Brisbane Lions. This is a rare and insightful conversation with an often understated yet exceptional sports medicine practitioner with over 40 years experience at...
2024-11-041h 30How did you get into sport?Carmen Colomer – Performance Sports Science Coordinator, Gold Coast Titans, NRLSend us a textCarmen is a leading sports scientist and high performance director with a diverse background in high performance sport both in Australia and overseas. Whether it be spending time abroad studying at the world famous German Sports University Cologne, to working at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), to working in professional Rugby with the ACT Brumbies and the Brisbane Broncos, or as the Head of Performance for Perth Glory FC as well as spending 2 seasons with the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA, just to name a few, Carmen has been able to leverage...
2024-10-181h 34How did you get into sport?Kelvin Giles - The "Godfather" of athletic performance coaching.Send us a textKelvin is one of the pioneers of athletic performance coaching with over 50 years experience in sport working with such organisations as British Athletics, Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS), Canberra Raiders, Brisbane Broncos (NRL) and the London Broncos (UK Super League) to only name a few. In the industry it is hard fought to not have Kelvin’s influence brought up in any conversations with the current leaders in the field of high performance sport and having coached over 14 Olympic athletes over 7 Olympic Cycles, winning 5 out of the 7 Rugby Lea...
2024-10-031h 40How did you get into sport?Mark Young – Executive Director of Performance Support, Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS).Send us a textMark has over 20 years experience in the industry working with various sports, roles and organisations across the globe. This has included working in the UK with the English Institute of Sport, Nike Athletics and as Head of Medical Services for England Cricket. He has also worked in Australia with Victorian Institute of Sport, Australian Institute of Sport and as Head Physiotherapist for the Geelong Cats (AFL). This is a rare and inspiring interview with someone who has been able to transition from a clinician to an executive role now with the QAS where...
2024-09-201h 28How did you get into sport?Patrick Tanner - Head Athletic Trainer, FC Cincinnati, MLSSend us a textPat is one of the leading Athletic Trainers (AT) in the US and has held various coveted positions across different organisations and sports. Pat has worked in the MLS in his current role as Head Athletic Trainer for FC Cincinnati and as a Director of Performance for Orlando City SC. He has also worked with tactical special operations group, professional Baseballers with the Baltimore Orioles and spent a bulk of his career working with the world famous multi-sport student athlete program, IMG Academy in Florida, USA and in this conversation he provides an...
2024-09-121h 48How did you get into sport?Jess Cunningham – Working with the best Halfpipe, Slopestyle, Big Air winter athletes in the world.Send us a textJess is probably most well known as the author of the best selling ACL book “Pop: when sport brings us to our knees” that explores 13 elite athletes on their own ACL injury journey. But what people may not know about Jess is that she has also had an eclectic career in high performance sport including working over a decade with some of the worlds best winter sports athletes, to being a sports physio for Sailing Australia, to spending 4 years in the AFL with the GWS Giants. Much like the books she's authored this conv...
2024-08-291h 33How did you get into sport?Cody Williamson – Head of Fitness, Seattle Sounders FC, MLS.Send us a textCody is a Sports Physiotherapist and Strength & Conditioning (S&C) Coach who started his career with the Melbourne City FC and went on to become Head Physio for the Macarthur Bulls FC in the A-League. Cody is also one of few Australian’s who have gone onto work in the Indian Super League where he was trusted with the health and wellbeing of Socceroos greatest ever goal scorer Tim Cahill during his time playing for Jamshedpur FC. This is a conversation filled with adventure, courage and multiple sliding door moments which has taken Co...
2024-08-081h 35How did you get into sport?Simon Harries - Head of Strength and Conditioning, New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS)Send us a textSimon is a Strength & Conditioning (S&C) coach who has worked in all 4 professional collision sports in Australia. He has held roles with the Newcastle Knights (NRL), Rugby Australia in both their Rugby Union and Rugby Sevens programs as well as with the GWS Giants (AFL). He is probably most well-known for his expertise in the athletic rehab and the return to performance space and currently is the Head S&C at NSWIS working with Olympic and Paralympic athletes. Alongside this he is also the founder of Performance Compass which provides consulting and...
2024-07-251h 34How did you get into sport?Emidio Pacecca – Performance and Rehabilitation, New England Patriots, NFL.Send us a textEmidio (Mids) has been working in the world of high performance sport for over 15 years across Australia, Europe and the USA. He’s worked as Head Physiotherapist for the Western Force (Super Rugby), Medical Service Manager for Carlton FC (AFL) as well as a Medical Coordinator for the AIS at their European Training Centre (ETC) situated just outside Milan in Italy. Currently he works in the Performance and Rehabilitation department of the New England Patriots in the NFL. This was one of my most enjoyable and authentic conversations with someone who has not on...
2024-07-122h 05How did you get into sport?Dr. Dean Ritchie - Senior Manager of Performance Science and Strength & Conditioning, UFCSend us a textDean has held some incredible roles and experience in his already young career. He’s worked in the AFL as a Sports Scientist with the Western Bulldogs FC and as a Lead Strength & Conditioning Coach with the Gold Coast Suns. Dean has also worked as a lead physical performance coach for the Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) specialising in combat sports before moving into his current role with the UFC. Dean has a unique perspective having worked both in team sports and with individual athletes and shares the differences in delivering a high pe...
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Från UFO till UAP En verklighet i förändringDesinformation del 3 - Avsnitt 41
I avsnitt 41 av Från UFO till UAP Podcast: En verklighet i förändring, fortsätter vi vår djupdykning i desinformationens värld och dess inverkan på UFO-fenomenet. Vi inleder med en detaljerad granskning av Projekt Blue Book, USA
Vi diskuterar även de strategier som användes för att kontrollera och dölja sanningen om UFO-fenomenet, inklusive medias och populärkulturens roll i att förlöjliga UFO-vittnen. Vi tar upp de senaste avslöjandena från visselblåsare som David Grusch och Luis Elizondo, som har kastat nytt ljus på hur ameri...
2024-06-231h 00How did you get into sport?David Joyce – World renowned high performance sports practitioner, author and consultant.Send us a textDavid Joyce is one of the leading voices and practitioners in high performance sport. He has an extensive career in professional sport having worked in professional football with Blackburn Rovers FC & Galatasaray, in professional Rugby with Saracens and the Western Force, with both British and Chinese Olympic athletes with their respective institutes of sport as well as worked as Head of Athletic Performance for the Greater Western Sydney (GWS) Giants in the AFL. If that wasn’t enough, he has also co-authored two of the most well used books in the industry and no...
2024-06-131h 27How did you get into sport?Lindsay Bull - Head Physiotherapist, Gold Coast Suns, AFLSend us a textLindsay (Linds) has a wealth of experience having spent over a decade in the AFL initially starting as a Rehab Physio and then progressing on to be the Head Physio for the Gold Coast Suns. In addition, he’s worked with Championship side Bristol City FC and Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club in the UK as well as working as a physiotherapist at the 2012 London Olympic games. In this conversation, we dive into the nuances of injury management within an AFL club as well as reflecting on Linds’ fascinating career from growing up in coun...
2024-05-301h 47How did you get into sport?Kate Mahony - Executive General Manager Sydney Swans, AFLWSend us a textKate Mahony has worked in the upper echelon on female sport for over 15 years. She's worked with some of the best female tennis players of this era in the WTA as well as head physiotherapist for Australian Women's Cricket team. Following this she became the Head of Performance Health for New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) and is now in a executive role as General Manager for the AFLW Sydney Swans. In 2018, Kate was also awarded the Churchill Fellowship where she explored world best practice in sports science and medicine in female...
2024-05-161h 25How did you get into sport?Scott Epsley - 7 years as Sports Physical Therapist with Division 1 NCAA College Athletes.Send us a textScott Epsley is a sports physical therapist who has spent close to a decade working with Division 1 NCAA athletes at Georgetown University, USA, but this is only scratching the surface. With over 25 years experience in the industry Scott has also worked with the Brisbane Bullets (NBL), Australian Indycar driver Will Power and spent over 4 years with the Philadelphia 76ers (NBA) where he became the organisations Medical Director. In this episode Scott shares his unique journey filled with lots of sacrifice and equally as much courage, leaving his private practice in a small...
2024-05-021h 45How did you get into sport?Darren Burgess – High Performance Manager, Adelaide Crows Football Club, AFLSend us a textDarren Burgess (Burgo) is one of the most renowned and decorated high performance managers in the world. He has led the performance of such teams as Melbourne Demons, Port Adelaide Power and Adelaide Crows (AFL), as well as Liverpool FC and Arsenal FC (EPL). In addition, Burgo has successfully guided the Australian national football team (Socceroos) to a world cup qualification and is one of few who have been involved in the worlds biggest sporting event, the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. This is a rare long form conversation with Burgo like you...
2024-04-181h 51How did you get into sport?Stuart McLaren - Football Coach for Brisbane Strikers, Scottish FA and Celtic FCSend us a textStuart McLaren is one of few Australian football coaches who have successfully forged a coaching career on the international stage. After a professional playing career, Stuart has gone onto to coach such clubs as Brisbane Strikers (NSL), North Queensland Fury (A-League), Stirling Albion FC (Scottish League One) as well as being Manager of Celtic FC Men’s U18s team, where he successfully won the FA Youth Cup for the first time in 6 years. Stuart has also worked with the Scottish Football Association (FA) in various roles including Head Coach for the Men’s U1...
2024-04-032h 18How did you get into sport?Simon Rice - Vice President Athlete Care, Philadelphia 76ers, NBASend us a textSimon Rice has built a wealth of knowledge working with such organisations as the AIS, Cricket ACT, ACT Academy of Sport, Volleyball Australia, Hockey Australia and as the Head Physiotherapist for ACT Brumbies (Super Rugby). Simon also uniquely spent 3 years working in the performing arts as a Head Physiotherapist for various musicals on London’s famous West End. This is a fascinating conversation with someone who has been able to successfully transition into various high profile roles with not necessarily having multiple years experience in the specific sport. But time and time again, he...
2024-03-211h 41How did you get into sport?Dr. Chris McLellan - Vice President of Sports Performance, Florida Panthers, NHLSend us a textDr. Chris McLellan is one of the most knowledgeable and experienced practitioners in collision sports. Chris has worked in the industry for over 25 years and has worked for the likes of Gold Coast Titans (NRL), Gold Coast Suns & Brisbane Lions (AFL) as well as spending 7 years overseas across several clubs in Japanese Rugby. In addition, Chris has also been a fully tenured university professor and has completed a PhD in researching the affects of collision sport on athletes. This was an incredible conversation of someone who started his career as a police officer...
2024-03-061h 59How did you get into sport?Dean Benton - The man Eddie Jones, Wayne Bennett & Craig Bellamy ring to maximise their teams physical performance.Send us a textDean Benton is one of Australia’s most well-regarded and sought after high-performance coaches. He has been responsible for maximising the performance of such teams as the Melbourne Storm and Brisbane Broncos (NRL), ACT Brumbies (Super Rugby) as well as the national teams of England Rugby and the Wallabies. In turn this has led to Dean being the trusted person of such world renowned coaches as Wayne Bennett, Craig Bellamy and Eddie Jones, in getting their teams performing at the highest level. This is an informative and revealing conversation of the stories and le...
2024-02-221h 32How did you get into sport?Cameron Dyer - Head Physiotherapist, NSW Waratahs, Super RugbySend us a textCameron Dyer is an Australian Physiotherapist who in is his young career has already established a resume that most long tenure clinicians would desire, working with such clubs as the Newcastle Knights (NRL), Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles (NRL), Rugby Australia and the NSW Waratahs. Having worked in both club Rugby and the national program, Cameron also provides a unique insight of the integration between club and country including communication, monitoring and management of injured players. Enjoy this in depth conversation with a progressive and thoughtful clinician who has been able to progress through the...
2024-02-081h 43How did you get into sport?Don Singe - What clubs really look for in High Performance Managers with 2x NRL premiership winning Head of Performance and Coaching Manager, Manly Warringa Sea Eagles.Send us a textDonny Singe is a New Zealand born high performance coach who is one of the most respected and longstanding S&C coaches in the NRL. During his time in the NRL he has worked close to 2 decades as Des Hasler's right hand man as the High Performance Manager for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles where he successfully won 2 premierships and a World Club Challenge. In addition, he has also been the Director of High Performance for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, NZ Māori team, as well as the New Zealand, Samoan and Cook Island n...
2024-01-242h 10How did you get into sport?Scott Miller – From S&C Coach to Head Coach. What they don't tell you about coaching in EPL, A-League, Danish Superliga and assisting Ange Postecoglou with the Australian national team.Send us a textScott Miller is an Australian football coach of the highest caliber. Scott has spent 9 seasons initially as a fitness coach and went on to be an assistant coach with Fulham FC, during this time he was part of some of the clubs biggest games in the English Premier League as well as the 2010 UEFA Europa Cup Final. He also assisted Ange Postecoglou with the Australian National team (Socceroos) and then went on to lead his own team, in the process becoming the youngest head coach in A-league history as the Head Coach for...
2024-01-091h 42How did you get into sport?Justin Crow - From managing the performance of a team during a major crisis to managing the performance of a team during success at the 2020 Tokyo games.Send us a textJustin Crow is the Head of Human Performance at Melbourne Victory Football Club who compete in the top tier of football in Australia (A-League). Justin has over 20 years experience in the world of high performance, beginning as a professional AFL player for the Collingwood FC. After his playing career Justin went on to become a Rehab Physio for Collingwood FC, Project Lead (AIS) & Senior Manager of High Performance at Paralympics Australia for the lead up and Tokyo 2020 games itself. At the ripe age of 28 he also was met with the challenge of being t...
2023-12-261h 20How did you get into sport?Luke Wilson - Working in the NRL to one day working in Major League Baseball (MLB).Send us a textLuke Wilson is a Sports Physio & S&C Coach. Luke has spent a long period of his career working in professional Rugby League working with such teams as the Canberra Raiders, New Zealand Warriors and St George Illawarra Dragons in the NRL. What is most fascinating is that despite an already stellar career in one sport Luke is actively seeking a brand new challenges by pursuing a career in an entirely different sport, Baseball. This is unprecedented conversation with someone who is currently navigating the highly competitive market of professional Baseball and Luke...
2023-12-141h 23How did you get into sport?Tim Parham – From Adelaide to Arsenal. Head of Player Health and Performance Rehabilitation at Adelaide Football Club (AFL)Send us a textTim Parham is the Head of Player Health and Performance Rehabilitation at Adelaide Football Club who compete in the AFL, Australia. Tim has worked predominately in the AFL having worked as a Physio for Sturt FC (SANFL), Rehab Physio for Greater Western Sydney (GWS) (AFL), Head of Rehab for Port Adelaide (AFL) and has also uniquely spent over 2 years as Rehab Coordinator and won a FA Cup with one of the world’s biggest sporting clubs, Arsenal FC in the English Premier League (EPL). Tim started his career wanting to be a PE te...
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GloboL’Argentina non sa che cosa ha votato, con Federico LarsenQuesto e gli altri podcast gratuiti del Post sono possibili grazie a chi si abbona al Post e ne sostiene il lavoro. Se vuoi fare la tua parte, abbonati al Post.Javier Milei, candidato estremista, di destra radicale e personaggio pubblico estremamente colorito e violento, ha vinto le elezioni in Argentina e diventerà il presidente di uno dei paesi più importanti dell’America Latina, e del mondo. La sua vittoria è ritenuta molto preoccupante, ed è stata resa possibile dalla situazione gravissima che vive l’Argentina, dove la crisi economica è così profonda che la maggior parte delle pers...
2023-11-2254 minHow did you get into sport?Darren Stanborough - working in a palliative care unit to being a sports physiotherapist for various organisations across the globe.Send us a textDarren Stanborough is the Lead Physiotherapist for Western United Football Club in the A-league, Australia. Darren has had a well diverse journey in sport working as a Club Physio with Fulham FC (EPL), Head Physio with Melbourne City FC (A-League) and as Head of Medical Services with Brisbane Lions FC (AFL), that all began with working in a palliative care ward in the NHS in England. Darren, also uniquely spent 4 years of his career in one of the most fastest growing and lucrative places in the world Dubai, and shares what it was...
2023-11-141h 49How did you get into sport?Scott Smith - Who coach Popovic most trusts to get his athletes in peak physical condition.Send us a textScott Smith is the head S&C coach for the Melbourne Victory Football Club who compete in the A-League, Australia. Scott’s journey in high performance sport has taken him to some of the biggest football clubs in Australia such as the Newcastle Jets, Western Sydney Wanderers (WSW), Brisbane Roar FC and Perth Glory, as well as working overseas with Xanthi FC in Greece. What’s most fascinating about his journey is Scott is what is termed in the industry as a “managers guy” and over the last 10 years has been one of Australi...
2023-11-011h 21
Hemmasommelieren23. Vin & gastronomi - gäst: Sebastian GibrandDet är dags att välkomna nästa gäst till podden och den här gången är det ingen mindre än stjärnkocken Sebastian Gibrand. Med titlar som vinnare av Kockarnas kamp, 2a i VM i professionell matlagning (Bocuse d'Or) och kreatör av Nobelmenyn 2019. Vi pratar om Sebastians resa i mat och vinvälden och lyfter på locket på hur matlagningstävlingar går till. Dessutom pratar vi om mat och vin i kombination och varför vissa klassiska kombinationer är så bra. Det här vill ni inte missa!Vinerna som provas i avsnittet:
2023-10-251h 14How did you get into sport?Jonathan Crawley - From small country town to participating in 2 World Cup campaigns.Send us a textJonathan Crawley (JC) is a sports physiotherapist who I graduated with during our undergrad program at James Cook University (JCU). Since graduating JC went on to work for the North Queensland Cowboys (NRL) and still to this day remains at the club as one of their senior physiotherapist overseeing various teams, including their women’s team and academy team. What’s even more impressive is he has attended 2 Rugby League World Cups in 2017 and 2022 as a physiotherapist for the Tongan national team all while having an academic role with JCU and owning and oper...
2023-10-231h 19How did you get into sport?Greg King - The man Ange Postecoglou phoned to help him win his first overseas league title.Send us a textGreg King is the head of physical performance and health for Yokohama F. Marinos who compete in the top tier of football in Japan. Greg has a fascinating story having worked with the Western Sydney Wanderers Youth team, securing a role with Port Adelaide (AFL), moving to Adelaide United (A-League) as High-Performance Manager and then being personally selected by current Tottenham Hotspurs head coach and former Socceroos head coach Ange Postecoglou to be his physical performance coach for the Yokohama F. Marinos (J-League). Enjoy listening to Greg’s journey from working as a PE...
2023-10-121h 34How did you get into sport?Darren McMillan - Winning a title with Richmond (AFL) to now Sports Physiotherapist at AISSend us a textDarren McMillan is an Australian Sports Physiotherapist and holds one of the most converted roles in sport as a Senior Physiotherapist with the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). Before joining the AIS, Darren spent an incredible 10 years with the Richmond FC (AFL) where his time culminated in the club winning their first premiership in over 30 years. Darren went on to then join another AFL club in the North Melbourne FC, initially as a senior physiotherapist and then went on to have the opportunity to be the head physiotherapist for the club. Darren has...
2023-10-021h 24How did you get into sport?Cullan Ball - Head Physiotherapist Western Sydney Wanderers (WSW), A-LeagueSend us a textCullan Ball is a sports physiotherapist who’s worked with some of the biggest clubs across several different codes in Australia. Cullan has worked with the likes of Port Melbourne FC (VFL), Essendon FC (AFL), Melbourne Rebels (Super Rugby), Greater Western Sydney Giants (AFL), Cronulla Sharks (NRL) and Western Sydney Wanderers (A-League), with the last 4 clubs holding the head physiotherapist position. Cullan was a pleasure to speak with due to his abundance of knowledge across not only different clubs but also across the 4 major professional sports in Australia that all started with no in...
2023-09-211h 31How did you get into sport?Michael Snelling - Winning AFL premierships to working with 2 x NBA MVP Giannis AntetokounmpoSend us a textMichael Snelling is a sports physiotherapist with a 30 year diverse journey in the world of high performance sport. Michael has worked with the likes of Adelaide Crows (AFL), Surrey County Cricket Club, Fulham FC (EPL), England Rugby, Geelong Cats (AFL) and Milwaukee Bucks (NBA) to just name a few. Now Michael owns and operates a private practice and shares the knowledge and expertise he has gained from being able to work alongside some incredible clinicians and athletes, as well as having the privilege of being part of the fabric of various world renowned...
2023-09-111h 46How did you get into sport?Adam Russell - Sports Physiotherapist who's worked with the "Big 4" professional football codes in AustraliaSend us a textAdam Russell is a sports physiotherapist who is one of only a small group of people who have had the unique privilege to work in the 4 major football codes in Australia. Adam has worked with the likes of the Queensland Reds (Rugby), Brisbane Roar (Soccer), Brisbane Lions & Gold Coast Suns (AFL) and the Gold Coast Titian's (NRL), with the final 2 clubs being ones in which he was the head physiotherapist for during his times with both organisations. Adam shares the highs and lows of his 20 years experience in professional sport and how he has...
2023-08-281h 25How did you get into sport?Mihajlo (Milo) Micovic - From university to international High Performance Manager in 5 years.Send us a textMilo Micovic is a Physiotherapist and High Performance Manager who has already in his very young career held roles with several high performance teams both here in Australia and overseas. Milo most prestigious role came with his appointment as High Performance Manager for Bangkok Glass Pathum United who compete in the top tier football league in Thailand. In this episode Milo shares how he went from finishing university, working with a semi professional club and then having the opportunity to work with one of Asia’s biggest football clubs in under 5 years. Milo’s st...
2023-08-161h 29How did you get into sport?Jeff Hopkins - Most successful coach in women's A-league history. Head Women's Coach MVFCSend us a textJeff Hopkins is the Head Coach of Melbourne Victory Football Clubs Liberty A-League Women’s side. Jeff started as a professional player in the UK playing for the likes of Fulham, Crystal Palace and Reading FC and after a short period winning the treble in the Malaysian Premier League, he made his move to Australia to start his official coaching journey. Jeff has held head coaching positions with the Gippsland Falcons in former NSL, QAS, Brisbane Roar FC, Melbourne Victory FC and the Afghanistan women’s national team to name a few. In this...
2023-08-031h 30How did you get into sport?Konrad Schultz - Head Physiotherapist Canberra Raiders, NRLSend us a textKonrad Schultz is the Head Physiotherapist for the Canberra Raiders in the NRL where he has successfully held the role for over 10 years, which is near unheard of in the industry of high performance sport. Konrad has also spent over 5 years as Head Physiotherapist for the Cronulla Sharks and prior to this spent time working for the Canterbury Bulldogs. Despite having worked at the highest level of Rugby League in the world for over 15 years, Konrad would have to be the most curious and humble sports physiotherapists that I have ever met...
2023-07-241h 24How did you get into sport?Dr. Ryan Timmins - World renowned Sport Scientist on hamstring injury and prevention.Send us a textDr. Ryan Timmins is one of the prominent sport scientists and is sought after across the globe by some of the biggest clubs in the A-League, AFL, NRL and the English Premier League, to name a few, for his research in hamstring injury prevention and management. But what most don’t know about Ryan is outside of the incredible research he has contributed to the industry he has also been involved with several professional sporting teams in Australia holding positions across multiple departments such as S&C, Medical, Football Operations and Management. This is...
2023-07-121h 31How did you get into sport?James McAloon - Creating your own path to Head Coaching in sportSend us a textJames McAloon is a Football Coach and Academy Director who has worked across the globe having held roles in the UK, South Korea, Vietnam and Bangladesh. Where most aspiring football coaches work their way through lower level teams to eventually become the head coach of a professional football club, what’s most fascinating about James' journey is he hasn’t taken the most convectional pathway to coaching. After not having opportunities present itself with established clubs James went on to create his own football academies and clubs in different parts of Asia. This...
2023-06-211h 13How did you get into sport?Sam Donaldson - Head Physiotherapist QLD. Firebirds, Super Netball AustraliaSend us a textSam Donaldson is the Head Physiotherapist for the Queensland Firebirds who compete in the premier netball competition in the world, the Super Netball League. Sam would have to be one of the nicest guys in the industry and also has immense knowledge and experience in elite sport having worked with State football teams, the Brisbane Roar FC in the W-League and with Football Australia as Head Physiotherapist for the national paralympic team. Sam shares his story from initially not being accepted into a physiotherapy degree, to working as an exercise physiologist, to...
2023-06-091h 23How did you get into sport?Solo Ep. How to recover like a pro!Send us a textWhen working with national team's during major tournaments it is not uncommon within 7 days teams can often be exposed to 4 training sessions and 3 full matches all whilst, dealing with the stress and pressure of competing, traveling between cities as well as sleeping and eating in unfamiliar environments, it becomes quickly apparent that recovery is essential for these players. In this solo episode I explore what factors we consider when implementing recovery strategies such as…Not all individuals respond the same to recovery.·The importance of understanding Sympathetic and Parasympathetic responses to re...
2023-05-3017 minHow did you get into sport?Matthew Look - Head of Performance & Sports Medicine, Cambridge RugbySend us a textMatthew Look is a UK based physiotherapist who currently works as Head of Health and Performance for Cambridge Rugby. Matthew has gone on to work for the Brisbane Roar FC, English Institute of Sport (EIS) as well as UK professional rugby sides Scarlets and Coventry Rugby. Matthew shares his journey on how he got his first job in high performance, to being uncertain about the industry and backpacking through South America, to eventually moving to the UK and establishing himself as a sports physiotherapist in elite sport. Matthew provides great insight on...
2023-05-191h 22How did you get into sport?Liam Robinson - Head Physiotherapist, Melbounre Storm, NRLSend us a textLiam Robinson is the Rehabilitation Physiotherapist for the Melbourne Storm in the NRL, Australia. Liam is a UK trained physiotherapist who traveled to Australia with an ambition to work in sport and now has a converted role with one of the most well-regarded high performance environments in sport. One of the most fascinating parts of his story is how he got his first opportunity in professional sports with Rugby side Melbourne Rebels as a volunteer and was able to gradually progress through the club over 9 Years to eventually become the Head Physiotherapist...
2023-05-121h 54How did you get into sport?Karl Dodd - From professional football player, to S&C coach, to Head Coach.Send us a textKarl Dodd is the Head Coach of Brisbane City FC who compete in the National Premier League competition in Queensland, Australia. Doddsy is the definition of a triple threat in football having been a professional player, transitioned into a Head S&C coach as part of a high performance team and is now an internationally acclaimed Head Coach. If that wasn’t enough he has also worked in higher education for several universities in Australia, holds multiple degrees and is currently completing a PhD. Some of the sporting organisations he has worked with in...
2023-05-041h 24How did you get into sport?Brody Sams - Goal Keeper Coach, National Women's Soccer League, New York USASend us a textBrody Sams is a professional Goal Keeping (GK) coach who currently lives and works in New Jersey, USA. He is currently GK coach for Gotham FC who compete in one of the leading women’s football leagues in the world NWSL. Although having had many conversations with Brody over the years, Brody surprises me with his vulnerability, transparency and philosophical view of his journey in sport. He shares the ups and downs of his time working in professional sport from the Brisbane Roar FC to his current role in the US, and is ca...
2023-04-261h 25How did you get into sport?Sean Lane - Coaching in the US. Head Coach Spire Academy Ohio, USASend us a textSean Lane is a football (soccer) coach who’s had success as a head coach across 3 different continents. Laney shares his journey from staring as a professional player at the age of 16 years old, to transitioning into a financially successful cooperate career to giving it all up to pursue his passion for coaching while still having to support 5 kids, a mortgage and starting from the bottom when most would consider too late to start. Laney is now the director of soccer and head coach of Spire in Ohio, USA. If you are some...
2023-04-131h 23How did you get into sport?Solo Ep. The 3 most important questions to ask when joining a new clubSend us a textOver the last 15 years I have been lucky enough to work with various sporting organisations and clubs both here in Australia and overseas. Although I’ve had the pleasure of working with different people, being exposed to a diversity of approaches and experienced working in multiple high performing environments, at the same time it is also a challenging time as moving into new organisations requires a swift and effective transition especially when working in departments that demand results quickly. In this solo episode I share what things I do when tra...
2023-04-0714 minHow did you get into sport?Matt Ham - Former A-League player turn Rugby League Strength & Conditioning CoachSend us a textMatt Ham is the Head S&C Coach for the Townsville Blackhawks who compete in the second division of Rugby League in Australia. What is most fascinating about Matt’s story is that he has no prior experience working with rugby players but was still able to acquire a role in a sport where S&C jobs are often only given to those with a background in rugby. Sit back and listen to someone who grew up in country Queensland who played football at the highest level in Australia, to only be brought ba...
2023-03-151h 19How did you get into sport?Solo Ep. Day in the life of...Send us a textI recently returned from Europe having spent a week and a half away with the Australians Men’s U17s National Football Team. The camp involved a heavy schedule of daily training and playing 3 friendly matches against Czech Republic, Morocco and Uzbekistan. In this episode I take a look back at our recent tour and give you sneak peak of what is involved on a day-to-day basis while away on international duty. In addition I will share what a usual day will comprise of and the role and responsibilities that a hea...
2023-03-0827 minHow did you get into sport?Myles Burfield - Winning bronze at 2016 Rio Olympics, working with Cirque du Soleil, to pursuing Specialisation in Sports Physiotherapy.Send us a textMyles Burfield is a sports physiotherapist who currently owns and operates a sports injury clinic in addition to clinical supervising at ACU. Myles was part of the successful Australian Kayak team who won the Bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics and he talks about what’s involved in being a sports physiotherapist at an Olympic games. Not only has he been one of few who have attended an Olympic games but he was also a Performance Medicine Therapist for the world renowned Cirque du Soleil and provides insight into what its like to wo...
2023-02-281h 17
Kan man bo på Åland?19. Ålands historia med Graham RobinsDagens gäst är inflyttade Graham Robins, överintendent på Ålands museum, paraplyorganisationen för landskapets museum. I vårt samtal skrapar vi på ytan av Ålands fantastiskt händelserika historia, vi berör bland annat fredlig och fientlig kontakt mellan ryssar och ålänningar, Kastelholm och varför det inte grundades en stad på Åland före Mariehamn samt svenska språkets historiska roll i det åländska identitets och kulturbyggandet. Följ Victoria Johansson på Instagram @victoriaprojektet
Besök museum.ax för mer information om Ålands museum, deras utställningar, föreläsningar och andra spännande evenemang.
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2023-02-2645 minHow did you get into sport?Solo Ep. How did I get into sport? My journey.Send us a textThis episode is a little different than the usual solo episodes I do every other week. This is an interview I did on the “The Mind Your Body Show”, hosted by Jacob Andrea. I thought I would share this interview I did with Jacob as it provides a little background of what got me into high performance sport as well as the lessons and funny stories that occurred along the way. Jacob asked some great questions and was even able to pull out some stuff that I haven’t shared w...
2023-02-211h 09
The Women's Footy Podcast: Fitness Tips for the Female FootballerHow to Get a Job in Professional Sport ~ with Luis ResaLuis Resa is an experienced APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist with a unique track record of successfully working across a broad range of professional organisations, sports and elite athletes both in Australia and internationally.
Luis has completed post graduate studies in Sports Medicine and is an ASCA level 2 Strength and Conditioning Coach.
Currently, Luis works as 1 of only 4 Lead Sports Physiotherapists with Football Australia that is comprised of a large network of clinicians across several of their Men's national programs. In addition, Luis provides periodic sessional teaching, sharing his experience and expertise at ACU within...
2023-02-201h 11How did you get into sport?Aaron Alsop - Exceutive Director of High Performance: Solomon Island National Institute of Sport (SINIS)Send us a textAaron Alsop is the Executive Director of High Performance for the Solomon Island National Institute of Sport (SINIS). Aaron's role requires him to manage over 75 staff members who service over 150 coaches and over 1200 scholarship athletes in a multi purpose high performance facility that rivals most facilities in Australia. Aaron talks about his journey from growing up in Toowoomba, initially studying nursing, then following his keen desire for adventure to now becoming one of the most sought after high performance managers in the pacific region. Aaron will share his eclectic background and non-traditional route...
2023-02-141h 13How did you get into sport?Solo Ep. What to consider when choosing a role in sport.Send us a textIt is not uncommon that as you progress through your high performance sport journey that opportunities will arise and in turn tough decision will have to be made in deciding whether you want to commit these opportunities. In an industry where job opportunities, net alone job offers can be scarce the pressure of making sure you make the right decision for your career can often be overwhelming.In this episode I reflect on the 3 things that I consider when evaluating opportunities and talk about the situations and events that f...
2023-02-0714 minHow did you get into sport?Tracy Guy - Cirque du Soleil, Perfromance Medicine Therapist for over a decadeSend us a textTracy is an Australian trained physiotherapist who has spent most of career working overseas initially with professional female golfers in the LPGA. In this episode Tracy shares her journey into professional sport where she moved from Perth to Europe to work in professional golf and then randomly decided to run away and join the circus where she spent an 11-year stint traveling all parts of the world as a Performance Medicine Therapist with Cirque du Soleil across several of their shows. Tracy now works in the USA, and she shares how she became...
2023-01-311h 13How did you get into sport?Solo Ep. How to contact leaders in High Performance SportSend us a textThe field of high performance sport is one of the most competitive industries in the world. Universities and Associations are pumping out countless numbers of Physiotherapists, Sport Scientists, S&C coaches, Dieticians etc. and it only takes doing a little simple math to work out there are hundreds of professionals being churned out each year.To make it even more competitive these new graduates are competing for only a handful of professional sporting jobs along with the hundreds of thousands who are already qualified professionals in the field. But t...
2023-01-2412 minHow did you get into sport?David Wellington - Head Physiotherapist, ACT Brumbies, Super RugbySend us a textDavid Wellington (Wello) is the Head Physiotherapist for the ACT Brumbies who compete in the premier Rugby competition in Australia, Super Rugby. Wello has been a close friend of mine in the industry and I had the luxury of graduating with him as part of our Undergraduate Physiotherapy degree. Since then, Wello has gone on to forge a career in sport with such sports as Baseball, Cricket, Soccer and of course Rugby. Wello talks about his journey from growing up in rural North Queensland, to playing professional rugby himself in Portugal, to now...
2023-01-171h 00
Caper, l’arte del furtoIl Furto Della GiocondaA Parigi, in Francia, un'opera d'arte è resa famosa grazie a un ladro patriottico.Grazie per aver ascoltato Caper l'arte del furto. Questo episodio è stato prodotto da Studio Ochenta. Voce e Sound design di Chiara Santella e Luis Lopez produttrice Senor Clizia Sala. Assistenti alla produzione Clark Marchese e Zeina Abouelmakarem. Per maggiori informazioni su Caper una serie originale di Studio Ochenta vai su ochentastudio.com o seguaci su Twitter e Instagram puoi anche ascoltare questo podcast in spagnolo: Caper - el arte del robo, tedesco: Caper, Die Kunst der Diebe o in ing...
2021-12-0817 min
JambalayaJambalaya #4 - Risotto "Risi E Bisi"! (S1E4)Après une petite pause à la fois subie et régénératrice en février, on reprend nos pérégrinations musicales et gourmandes... direction aujourd'hui l'Italie!Avec à nouveau une recette au nom bien exotique: Risi E Bisi! Un risotto qui nous vient de Vénétie.Et plus généralement, il sera question dans cette nouvelle émission de l'Italie dans les grandes largeurs.Au programme: spécialités régionales, du Piémont à la vallée d'Aoste, aux Abruzzes en passant par la Sicile; Italo Disco, Bianca Castafiore, Italo Pop, Morricone et même Mi...
2021-12-0759 min
Mexico e Caribe in fiammeDanielismo: Dinastia y LibertadUn tempo di esposizione lungo 42 anni rischia di scattare una foto mossa, a tratti illeggibile. Invece l'inquadratura scelta da Alfredo Luis Somoza è resa fissa dalla presenza costante di Daniel Ortega, lo sfondo su cui si staglia è cangiante e raccoglie ogni forma di afflato politico. Dalla Rivoluzione sandinista di cui lo stesso Ortega fu alfiere e che insufflò nuove speranze per l'emancipazione delle genti subalterne e l'affrancamento dai latifondisti e vide il capitalismo adoperare armi feroci attraverso i contras, condannati persino dall'Onu, che preludevano alla globalizzazione dei 30 anni successivi e che vedono il Danielismo aderire, saccheggiando beni, occupando gangli dello sta...
2021-08-0707 min
AorMosThe Same Dream But In Different Countries Vol 3 # AorMos & Daniella Bjarnhof"In the silence there is always something,
go through the subway stations,
until you reach the northern lands,
she is waiting for you
and he knows what the secret is "
@dj-aormos , @daniellabjarnhof
Part One (AorMos): @dj-aormos
Wacko & Leedman - Kielder (original mix) [music sequence]
Cosmosolar - Taal (Original Mix) [Obenmusik]
Solee - Luft (Original Mix) [parquet]
Darksome Notes - Dissapoint (Maksim Dark Remix) [Dense Audio]
Touchtalk - Voyage (Original Mix) [Jannowitz Records]
Symmetrical - Desires (Original Mix) [Infinite Depth]
Hanstler - Apex (with Mc Stretch) (original mix) [Music4Clubbers]
MATARA - Fantasia (original mix) [ThreeRecords]
MVMB and EEEMUS - Black...
2021-07-211h 59
Jukeboxen i P4Tess Merkel: Nu börjar min resaAndreas Lundstedt och Tess Merkel fyller Jukeboxen med de bästa låtarna från förr och pratar om alltifrån tidstypiska synthluggar och pudelfrillor till närmast religiösa konsertupplevelser. Andreas berättar även om när han höll på att hamna i ett pojkband och så får vi höra om hur det gick till när Alcazar bildades och vad som är Tess nya passion i livet.
Prince, Janet Jackson, Pointer Sisters, Per-Erik Hallin och Luis Prima är några av de artister som spelas. En timme fylld av glädje och energi!
Lördag 20.03
2021-06-1935 min
Rädda Barnen podcastRädda Barnen Dokumentär – Flykten från Centralamerika del 2: Guatemala och dödens tågFattigdom och brist på möjligheter gör att tiotusentals ungdomar lämnar Guatemala varje år. Drömmen är att starta ett nytt liv i USA, men resan dit är fylld av risker. I andra avsnittet om unga på flykt i Centralamerika hör du bland andra Luis Carranza Cruz berätta om sitt försök att ta sig genom México på tåget La Bestia, en resa som förvandlades till en mardröm och som kom att förändra hans liv för alltid.
2021-06-1832 minJukeboxen i P4Tess Merkel: Nu börjar min resaAndreas Lundstedt och Tess Merkel fyller Jukeboxen med de bästa låtarna från förr och pratar om alltifrån tidstypiska synthluggar och pudelfrillor till närmast religiösa konesrtupplevelser. Andreas berättar även om när han höll på att hamna i ett pojkband och så får vi höra om hur det gick till när Alcazar bildades och vad som är Tess nya passion i livet.
Prince, Janet Jackson, Pointer Sisters, Per-Erik Hallin och Luis Prima är några av de artister som spelas. En timme fylld av glädje och energi!
Lördag 20.0
2021-06-1235 min
FILM GARANTITI - Il meglio del cinemaThe Lost City* (2005) - Il film di Andy Garcia che svela il vero volto della rivoluzione cubanaTESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜http://www.filmgarantiti.it/it/articoli.php?id=275THE LOST CITY (2005) *IL FILM DI ANDY GARCIA CHE SVELA IL VERO VOLTO DELLA RIVOLUZIONE CUBANA di Francesco AgnoliThe Lost City è un film di Andy García del 2005, ambientato alla fine degli anni cinquanta a Cuba, durante la rivoluzione. Il film è stato girato a Santo Domingo, nella Repubblica Dominicana.Fico Fellove è il proprietario di El Tropico, un nightclub de L'Avana. Al potere c'è il dittatore Fulgencio Batista e i fratelli minori di Fico, Ricardo e Luis, si uniscono rispettivamente all'opposizione extraparlamentare comunista (il Movi...
2020-07-0512 min
Mar de CoplasLa Vida por Delante - 1X02Manuel Devesa habla con Luis García Gil, escritor del libro "Pepa Flores Marisol y con el presentador de OPERACIÓN TRIUNFO Roberto Leal. Además de las secciones habituales del programa dedicadas a la tele con Juan Antonio Resa y el Ocio con Javi Muñoz, le daremos la bienvenida a Nazaret Medina quien analizará la historia del cine.
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Podcast de TCI ArgentinaPsicofonías ¿Voces del otro mundo? - Fernando Jiménez del Oso - CDEn 1998 la revista Enigmas regaló a sus lectores con el número 7 de su año IV, mes de julio, un CD que conmemoraba el 10º aniversario de la edición de una cinta de cassette donde Fernando Jiménez del Oso nos presentaba una serie de sobrecogedoras psicofonías.
En el audio del CD podemos escuchar voces anómalas que varios investigadores cedieron para la ocasión: Pedro Amorós, Germán de Argumosa (1921-2007), Sinesio Darnell (1929-2011), José Martínez, Enrique Muro (1969-2010), Alfredo Resa, Fernando Rosillo, José Luis Tajada y Santiago Vázquez.
Les dejo la voz del desparecido Dr...
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GolesResumen 8 y 9 FebreroSegunda División B
8 febrero, 2014 16:15 San Francisco
PEÑA SPORT 0-1 LEGANÉS
9 febrero, 2014 11:30 Lasesarre
BARAKALDO 1-2 TUDELANO
Tercera División
8 febrero, 2014 16:15 San Francisco Javier
CORTES 1-0 BETI ONAK Raul Chueca
8 febrero, 2014 16:30 Las Tejerías
VALTIERRANO 2-4 ITAROA HUARTE Resa y Alex
8 febrero, 2014 16:30 Tajonar
IRUÑA 3-1 CIRBONERO Ruben Martinez
9 febrero, 2014 16:15 Nuevo Arrese
CORELLANO 3-1 LAGUN ARTEA
9 febrero, 2014 16:30 San Roque
MURCHANTE 0-2 SAN JUAN
Regional Preferente
8 febrero, 2014 16:15 Jesús Remón Guripa
BUÑUEL 1-1 ZARRAMONZA
8 febrero, 2014 16:15 San Ginés
ONDALAN 3-0 RIBAFORADA
8 febrero, 2014 16:30 Luis Asarta
LOURDES 1-1 LA PEÑA alex medrano
9 febrero, 2014 16:00 Malón de Echaide
ALUVIÓN 0-1 RIVER EGA...
2014-02-0903 minGolesResumen Jornada 19 y 20 octubreJORNADA
Segunda División B
20 octubre, 2013 17:00 Ciudad de Tudela
TUDELANO 1-1 SARIÑENA esparza
20 octubre, 2013 16:30 Nueva Fuensanta
CONQUENSE 2-1 PEÑA SPORT
Tercera División
19 octubre, 2013 16:30 Las Tejerías
VALTIERRANO 1-2 OBERENA Jonathan Resa
19 octubre, 2013 16:45 La Alameda
ARTAJONÉS 2-2 CORTES Raul Chueca y viela.
20 octubre, 2013 16:45 San Juan
CIRBONERO 1-1 ERRIBERRI Mario Ayala
20 octubre, 2013 17:00 San Roque
MURCHANTE 0-1 CORELLANO cestero
Regional Preferente
19 octubre, 2013 16:45 San Bartolomé
RIBAFORADA 1-0 ALUVIÓN Josue
20 octubre, 2013 16:45 Municipal de San Adrián
SAN ADRIÁN 0-0 BUÑUEL
20 octubre, 2013 16:45 Santos Justo y Pastor
LA PEÑA 0-0 PEÑA AZAGRESA
20 octubre, 2013 16:45 Luis Asarta
LOURDES 2-2 AZKOYEN Borja y alex...
2013-10-2202 minGolesResumen Goles Jornada 28 y 29 septiembreSegunda Division B
29 septiembre, 2013 17:00 Ciudad de Tudela
TUDELANO 0-0 BARAKALDO
29 septiembre, 2013 12:00 Butarque
LEGANÉS 3-1 PEÑA SPORT
Tercera Division
8 septiembre, 2013 12:30 Nuevo Arrese
CORELLANO 0-2 SAN JUAN
28 septiembre, 2013 16:30 San Francisco Javier
CORTES 2-0 ERRIBERRI (Ivan Miñes y Viela)
28 septiembre, 2013 17:00 Beitikuntzea
PAMPLONA 0- 4 CIRBONERO (2 Ayala, Igor y MENA)
29 septiembre, 2013 17:00 San Roque
MURCHANTE 0-1 ITAROA HUARTE
29 septiembre, 2013 17:00 Las Tejerías
VALTIERRANO 2-2 BETI ONAK (J.Resa y Luqui)
Regional Preferente
28 septiembre, 2013 17:30 Jesús Remón Guripa
BUÑUEL 1-1 TUDELA 1.999 (Sergio Osta;; Marticorena)
28 septiembre, 2013 17:30 Malón de Echaide
ALUVIÓN 1-1 ZARRAMONZA
28 septiembre, 2013 17:30 Luis Asarta
LOURDES 1-0 FALCESINO (Anibal)
29 septiembre, 2013 17:00 Miguel Sola
PEÑA...
2013-09-3002 min