Clarity For Parents Of Athletes Gabe Nosseir

Tony Azevedo's resume as a water polo legend is nothing short of incredible and unprecedented. He's a 5 time Olympian, 5 time Pan American gold medalist, 8 time World Champion, 4 time Peter J Cutino winner, the equivalent of the Heisman Trophy, and much much more.He comes onto the show to talk about water polo of course as well as what it was like as the son of a Brazilian water polo legend, playing in the Olympics and Europe, and what advice he has for parents of athletes today.Check o...

You might be a parent of an athlete who has aspirations to play in college but isn't allowed to play his/her sport right now or can't seem to find college coaches around their games. UCLA Men's Soccer Head Coach Ryan Jorden comes on to help answer some questions such as what to do to improve performance for players not able to train fully or at all, how to get noticed by college coaches if there are no games or college camps, and so much more.Gabe released two new online programs, one complet...

To say that Trent Dimas' had quite an experience during the lead up to his incredible Gold Medal performance at the 1992 Olympics is putting it lightly.His story will leave you at the edge of your seat, either literally or figuratively.Trent talks to Gabe about his journey as a young gymnast, through his college days, and to the USA Gymnastics Team, and of course the night in Barcelona when he won the High Bar competition.A parent of athletes himself, Trent discusses his role along the journe...

Gabe celebrates this 50th episode by sharing some of his favorite takeaways from some of the athletes he's interviewed so far.There are clips from some of the athletes:Jay DeMerit- US Men's National Soccer Team playerOguchi Onyewo- US Men's National Soccer Team playerGregg Berhalter- - US Men's National Soccer Team player and now Head CoachAndrea Neil- Canadian Women's National Soccer Team playerAJ Bramlett- University of Arizona Men's Basketball, NCAA champion, NBA, & European leagues pl...

Sam Lofton's childhood was full of sports and competitiveness with her two siblings. She had difficulties along the way by the way of experiencing different emotions stemming from a traumatic head injury her sister faced while Sam was a youth player, which cut her own soccer career short. Sam continued hers and found her way to James Madison University and to the professional ranks of the NWSL with Boston Breakers and Portland Thorns FC, before heading to Europe, and attributes he...

In this episode Gabe interviews Adam Krause, a PhD candidate in Psychology at UC Berkeley, working with Professor Matthew Walker at the Center for Human Sleep Science. Dr. Walker wrote the book, "Why We Sleep", which motivated Gabe to reach out to Adam.Adam's educational background is in philosophy and cognitive science from UC Berkeley, and his current work leverages multi-disciplinary techniques to examine the impact of sleep deprivation on human health and brain function. He is particularl...