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Conor Cable joins me on the show this week. Conor has recently become the new assistant coach for the Louisiana State University (LSU) Womens Soccer team.

Conor has seen success everywhere he has gone and in this podcast we breakdown how success is earned not given, both in the work setting and in the playing setting as an athlete. Listen in to learn more!

Up to this point Conor has had a very packed athletic background, from going through academies in England, to succesfully completing four years at the NAIA level where he repeatedly broke team and individual records. Following the collegiate success, Conor looked into making it pro in USA and we talk about the difficulties that lay in trying to make it as an international and especially a goalkeeper.

Conor then went on to become a graduate assistant as a goalkeeper coach at Lake Erie College soccer team. Success followed him there as he helped the team to conference championships and national tournament apperances, along with coaching multiple all conference and all american players through out each of his years there. We talk about the drive needed to succeed in these situations.

We also look at Conors time spent playing in the MPSL for Cleveland SC where again he saw glory on both the team stage and individual stage. We talk about what should drive a person to be succesfull in any activity they take on.

For this episode I sit down with the current assistant coach of Lake Erie Mens Soccer Team and also the captain of the USL 2 team Lionsbridge FC. Sam Hall takes us on his journey of coming to USA and playing at a junior college where he won the national title, followed by a succesful campaign at a DII university Chowan. Sam has also seen success at the USL 2 stage making it all the way to the national finals in 2023. In his first year as assistant coach at Lake Erie, Sam helped take the team to the conference finals and the second round of the National Tournament.

Me and Sam talk about the decision to come to America and the benefits that come with it. We also talk about how hard it is to make it as a pro in USA if you are an international. We break down what it takes to be succesful at your sport. Finally we talk about being in the shoes of someone who doesnt really know what they want to do apart from play in college. So join in on the episode to find out about it all!

This week Connor Bedell joins me on the show. Connor is currently an owner of his own corrective posture business in Chicago.
Me and Connor talk about his baseball playing high school days. How elbow surgeries ruined his chances at playing very high level baseball. How doctors are not always right and you need to ask questions when it comes to surgeries.

We then go into what Connor actually does now and how he got here. With the over arching message of "I suffered through poor posture and movement, I dont want others to do the same".

Tune in to find out what posture therapy is and if you need it your self!

In this Episode I sit down with Holly Bonde to talk about her experience at Kansas State as a volleyball player. We talk about her time getting recruited there in her sophmore year at high school. Tearing her ACL right before getting there and tough schedule of a D1 school.

We then dive into Holly finding a passion in exercises and how to help athletes over come injuries and get better at their sport. We talk about the important aspects of getting into the sport world when it comes to applying for jobs and interviews.

Tune in to learn about all of that and more!

This week Leighton Keller joins me on the show. Leighton is an old friend who currently works at one of the biggest Mid West baseball training facilities in Chicago.

Leighton breaks down his journey to collegiate baseball and how he went from a sport management degree, to working with athletes. We break down the importance of keeping your options open and how important it is to have people in your life who are willing to help you now matter how.

On this weeks episode Raquel (Rocky) joins me to talk about her experience in playing volleyball at Division 1 Tennessee. Along with that we dive into how important time management was for her and also how her undergraduate degree helped in her professional career.

Rocky was lucky enough to have a top of the line internship secured before even starting her last semester. This was due to hard work through networking and connections with advisors at the school.

Tune in to get the details on how to get through the rigorous sporting schedule, come out with a great degree and land a great job after college in one of the most famous companies in the world.