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21 may

20 may

Why Youth Soccer Needs Player-Led Pathways | Brando Babini of Youth 4 Youth FC

Brando Babini started Youth 4 Youth FC when he was 16 after realizing his own soccer path was changing. Instead of walking away from the game, he built something for the players coming next. Eric Kasimov talks with Brando about player-led development, college soccer recruiting, pay-to-play, MLS, the World Cup, parents, leadership, and why young players need mentorship from people who have lived the journey. Topics covered: Why Brando started Youth 4 Youth FCWhat player-led mentorship looks like in youth soccerHow college soccer recruiting is changingWhy goalkeepers face a difficult pathThe impact of international players on domestic recruitingWhy pay-to-play remains a major problemHow players can take ownership of their journeyWhy street soccer and culture still matterChapters 00:00 — Brando Babini, Youth 4 Youth FC, and building while at Brown00:50 — Starting Youth 4 Youth at 1602:15 — A winding recruiting journey and choosing a different soccer path03:23 — When the pro dream shifts into something else04:13 — What Brando wished existed when he was younger05:05 — Street soccer, Nike, and expression beyond exposure05:45 — College soccer recruiting and the transfer portal07:00 — International players and eligibility questions08:00 — Protecting the domestic player pathway08:36 — The goalkeeper recruiting problem11:26 — Building a better domestic soccer system12:00 — MLS, USL, and the future of soccer in the U.S.14:13 — Charlotte FC, accessibility, and the live soccer experience16:20 — Where MLS fits compared to global leagues19:13 — How the World Cup can change U.S. soccer20:00 — Breaking pay-to-play barriers23:08 — Showcases, costs, and why talent should be free to show24:00 — Profit incentives, player development, and investment27:00 — Subsidizing players and creating access28:00 — Game time, competition, and player development31:20 — Parents, pressure, and letting players own the journey34:05 — Scaling Youth 4 Youth through regions36:10 — Brown University, professors, and entrepreneurial flexibility38:00 — Why college can still matter40:30 — Leadership, teammates, and mental toughness43:00 — Internal control and handling adversity47:00 — Content, visibility, and Youth 4 Youth’s growth49:00 — Nike Toma, street soccer, and culture51:00 — Messi, Ronaldo, the Premier League, and global soccer52:50 — Best players in the world today54:38 — World Cup predictions and the U.S. path57:00 — How to find Youth 4 Youth FC Connect with Brando Babini | Youth 4 Youth FC Brando Babini on LinkedIn | InstagramYouth 4 Youth FC Connect with Eric & SportsEpreneurSportsEpreneur.com | X | LinkedInEric on LinkedIn | X Related SportsEpreneur Content When Merit Gets Messy: College Recruiting in Soccer, Hockey, and LacrosseThe State of Youth SportsCollege Recruiting Tips For International Student-AthletesThe Real Cost of Youth Sports in 2026: What Families Actually SpendSoccer Content by SportsEpreneurThe Pressure Placed on Kids in Youth SportsNIL Rules in 2026: What Athletes, Families, and Coaches Need to KnowHigh School Athletes and NIL: The Future of Youth SportsMake Youth Sports Fun Again

20 may

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58 min
hace 3 días

NIL, Youth Sports, and the Pressure Pipeline | Dave Yoo of Onsides

NIL may officially begin in college, but the pressure now starts much earlier. In this conversation, Dave Yoo, founder of Onsides, breaks down how youth sports has quietly become a massive industry shaped by travel, private training, recruiting, branding, and rising expectations for both athletes and parents. Eric Kasimov and Dave discuss the growing cognitive load families carry, how NIL is pushing pressure downstream into younger ages, and why the future of youth sports may depend on reducing chaos instead of adding more to it. Key Takeaways NIL pressure is moving downstream into younger athletes Youth sports has quietly become a $50B+ ecosystem Parents are carrying a massive emotional and logistical load The gap between recreational sports and elite club sports keeps growing AI can reduce stress when it solves real-world problems Travel, recruiting, and training culture are reshaping family life Athlete branding now starts earlier than ever Youth sports still works best when kids simply get to play Chapters00:00 Introduction 01:30 The size and growth of the youth sports market 04:00 Why Dave Yoo started building Onsides 06:00 The chaos parents manage across sports platforms 08:00 Cognitive load and the hidden pressure on families 11:00 Private coaching, training, and monetization 13:00 How Onsides uses AI carefully 16:00 AI disruption and startup building 19:00 Advice for students and young founders 22:00 Youth sports commercialization and rising expectations 27:00 Recreational sports vs. high-pressure club culture 31:00 Parent behavior, overuse injuries, and sideline culture 35:00 NIL, recruiting, and pressure on younger athletes 41:00 Media, AI, and signal amplification 46:00 Phones, social media, and youth athletes 50:00 The future of youth sports Connect & FollowThe NIL Podcast by SportsEpreneur Hosted by Eric Kasimov: https://x.com/Eric_Kaz Onsides: https://getonsides.com/ Dave Yoo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveyoo/ SportsEpreneur: https://sportsepreneur.com X: https://x.com/sportsepreneur LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sportsepreneur

hace 3 días

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50 min
17 abr

NIL Was the Wake-Up Call — Now What?

When NIL exposed the value of athletes, it didn’t build the system around them. In this conversation, Stephen Bienko (42U) breaks down what’s missing — from athlete development and identity to leadership gaps in college athletics — and what needs to change next. This episode focuses on what actually matters now: decision-making, brand equity, and building something that lasts beyond the moment. Key Takeaways NIL exposed athlete value, but not athlete developmentBrand equity matters more than chasing short-term dealsMost athletes aren’t prepared for the decisions they now faceCollege programs still lag in leadership and infrastructureSoft skills are becoming more valuable, not lessChapters 00:00 Introduction 01:30 Stephen’s path: Air Force Academy to Villanova 04:00 Early challenges and defining moments 08:00 What NIL revealed (and what it missed) 10:00 Inside the 42U approach 15:00 Athlete identity and long-term thinking 19:00 Leadership gaps in college athletics 22:00 Athletes as economic drivers 26:00 Why soft skills still matter 30:00 Recruiting, evaluation, and decision-making 36:00 “College sports is not a business” 48:00 Brand equity vs. chasing deals 57:00 Financial literacy and athlete education 1:00:00 Parenting, recruiting, and guidance 1:08:00 Facilities, environment, and development Connect & Follow The NIL Podcast by SportsEpreneurHosted by Eric Kasimov: https://x.com/Eric_KazFeaturing Stephen Bienko: https://x.com/StephenBienko https://sportsepreneur.com https://x.com/sportsepreneur https://www.linkedin.com/company/sportsepreneur

17 abr

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1 h 10 min
01/05/2025

From Adversity to Aspiration: Mariah Mazon’s Softball Journey and Mental Game

In this episode of the Athlete Mindset podcast, host Lisa Bonta Sumii, LCSW, CMPC welcomes Mariah Mazon, a professional softball player and aspiring sports psychology professional. Mariah shares her journey from a youth softball player in Tulare, California, to a standout two-way star at Oregon State, and now a pro with Athletes Unlimited. She opens up about navigating major adversities, including the COVID-19 season disruption and a hamstring injury during her senior year, and how she leaned on family, physical activity, and mental strategies like meditation and focal cues to stay grounded. Mariah also discusses the unique challenges of transitioning to professional softball, from the pressure of the Athletes Unlimited point system to managing media and fan interactions. Her insights into mental preparation and her vision to create a holistic training facility for young athletes make this a must-listen for athletes and coaches alike. As she pursues her master’s in Sport and Performance Psychology, Mariah reflects on how her experiences with a sports psychologist shaped her approach to coaching and mental resilience. This episode offers practical tools and inspiration for young athletes navigating transitions and building mental toughness. Key Takeaways from "From Adversity to Aspiration: Mariah Mazon’s Softball Journey and Mental Game" Navigating COVID Disruptions: Mariah leaned on family time, board games, and outdoor activities like running to maintain mental health during the uncertain 2020 season cancellation.Mental Recovery from Injury: A hamstring tear in her senior year challenged Mariah’s mindset; she used meditation and team sports psychology sessions to focus on pitching and regain balance.Power of Mental Tools: Mariah relies on pre-game meditation, physical focal cues (e.g., grounding her feet), and verbal cues like “WIN” (What’s Important Now) to stay present and manage distractions.Pro-Level Challenges: The Athletes Unlimited point system, public leaderboards, mandatory fan interactions, and living in hotels create unique pressures that require mental discipline.Overcoming Negative Self-Talk: Exposure to a sports psychologist helped Mariah recognize and shift negative self-talk from harsh coaching, boosting her performance and confidence.Transition Tips: Mariah advises young athletes to focus on mental preparation routines, reflecting on successful games to identify what mental strategies work best.Future Vision: Mariah aims to open a Central Valley facility offering physical and mental training for young athletes, addressing the lack of resources she faced growing up.More about Mariah Mazon: Mariah Mazon is a Tulare, California, native and standout softball player, best known for her dominant two-way career at Oregon State as both a pitcher and hitter. After college, she went pro with Athletes Unlimited Softball League, represented Team USA internationally, and played overseas in Japan with the Toda Medics. She later transitioned into coaching, with stops at Holy Names University and the Academy of Art University. Mariah is currently pursuing a master's degree in Sport and Performance Psychology at California State University, Fresno. Credits: Athlete Mindset is part of the SportsE Media platform.Produced by KazCM and featured on the QuietLoud Studios podcast network. Support the Athlete Mindset Community: Click Here to contribute to the Athlete Mindset Community. By supporting the Athlete Mindset community, you will contribute directly to the mental health of athletes. With your amplification, we can ensure more voices are heard and more individuals are impacted. Thank You for making a difference! Connect with the guest, host, and podcast production team: Mariah Mazon: Team USALisa Bonta Sumii, LCSW, CMPC: LinkedIn | Instagram | websiteSportsE Media: LinkedIn | XRelated episodes to “From Adversity to Aspiration: Mariah Mazon’s Softball Journey and Mental Game”: Sydney Supple | Empowering Women and Northwestern SoftballSavanah Whatley Opens Up About Mental Health in Life and SoftballBlack Representation and Visibility in Softball with Zoe Conley AthMindset | Black Representation and Visibility in Softball with Zoe ConleyMusic: Beat Provided By freebeats.io | Produced By White Hot

01/05/2025

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32 min
12 may

NIL Is Moving From Chaos to ROI with Brent Wall of Student Athlete Score

College sports is changing fast. NIL, social media, transfer rules, donor money, brand deals, and youth sports are now connected in ways that did not exist a few years ago. Eric Kasimov talks with Brent Wall, co-founder and CEO of Student Athlete Score, about athlete branding, NIL data, and why personal brand is becoming part of the athlete journey earlier than ever. Topics covered: What Student Athlete Score does for schools, athletes, and brandsWhy NIL still feels like a new Wild WestHow local businesses can work with student-athletesWhy follower counts, engagement, and fake followers all matterThe pressure on young athletes to build a personal brandHow the transfer portal is reshaping recruitingWhy Olympic sports and non-revenue sports face hard questionsWhat athletes can build beyond their playing careersChapters 00:00 — Sports towns, fandom, and life around Michigan athletics01:50 — The professionalization of sports at every level03:00 — Why young athletes now have to think about personal brand04:39 — Social media cleanup, exposure, and the pressure on kids06:32 — What Student Athlete Score does07:56 — Measuring athlete value on social media08:35 — How universities use the platform10:05 — AI, discovery, and local brand deals11:39 — NIL education, taxes, and athlete responsibility13:36 — The old Wild West of NIL and the new one15:59 — Compliance, NIL Go, and the fight around regulation16:22 — Eligibility, the five-and-five rule, and college sports consistency19:35 — Tournament expansion, TV money, sports betting, and more games23:00 — What happens to tennis, Olympic sports, and non-revenue programs26:17 — Donor fatigue and the need for NIL ROI29:41 — Why money does not guarantee winning31:19 — The transfer portal and mid-major programs as proving grounds36:00 — International athletes, age gaps, and roster pressure38:49 — Olympic athletes, NIL, and personal brand gaps40:28 — Bots, fake followers, and better data42:31 — Why athlete interests matter to brands43:31 — Building a platform for life after sports44:11 — Youth sports, high school athletes, and brand education46:21 — NIL as a sales and marketing education47:21 — Team dinners, micro-influencers, and local business value50:40 — How Student Athlete Score grew with universities51:26 — New commercial roles inside athletic departments52:57 — Where to find Brent Wall and Student Athlete Score Connect with Brent Wall | Student Athlete Score: StudentAthleteScore.comInstagram: @studentathletescore Brent on LinkedIn Connect with Eric & SportsEpreneur:SportsEpreneur.com | X | LinkedInEric on LinkedIn | X Related SportsEpreneur posts: Youth Sports Has Become a Full-Time Job for Parents | Dave Yoo of Onsides High School Athletes and NIL: The Future of Youth Sports The Real Cost of Youth Sports in 2026 NIL Hub | SportsEpreneur’s NIL News, Insights & Resources

12 may

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54 min
hace 2 días

STIGMA — Situations That Influence Growth, Meaning & Awareness

Main Topics:• The difference between external and internalized stigma• How stigma alters self-perception during personal crises• The role of shame and shame avoidance in mental health• The influence of societal judgments on our decisions to seek help• Strategies for discrediting stigmas and reclaiming identity In this episode:• Adam describes the moment he realized how internal stigma affected him more than external judgment• He discusses how the shame of bankruptcy was intertwined with his self-identity• Insights into how societal views can make us equate struggles with personal failure• The importance of reframing setbacks as experiences, not definitions• Practical advice on refusing to let stigma shape who you are Episode DisclaimerThis episode of Dancing With Depression includes conversations about mental health that may be sensitive for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. The content shared reflects personal experiences and perspectives and is not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you are in crisis or need immediate support, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. For non-emergency support and resources, contact the NAMI HelpLine at 1-800-950-NAMI (6264).

hace 2 días

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13 min
26/12/2025

The Other 23 Hours: Athlete Identity, Body Confidence, and Building Healthy Sport Environments with Julie Shiller

Julie Shiller, MS, CSCS, CMPC Candidate, who is also pursuing her clinical licensure. She is an AthMindset® Mental Performance Practitioner and sport and performance therapist with Align Bay Area Sport Psychology. A former youth athlete who left sport without the body-confidence and mental-health support she needed, Julie now channels that lived experience into helping athletes and coaches thrive as whole people. With more than 15 years in coaching and human performance—including extensive work as a strength and conditioning coach—Julie guides growth across the physical, mental, and emotional domains. She is also a trainer for Positive Coaching Alliance and the founder of The Other 23 Hours Coaching, where she supports athletes in the transformational moments that happen outside of practice and competition. Whether she’s working with youth competitors, collegiate teams, or coaches seeking to build healthy, high-performing environments, Julie brings empathy, evidence-based practice, and a holistic perspective to her work. Chapters 0:00 — Athlete Mindset & SportsEpreneur0:17 — Cold open + energy check1:09 — Welcome & introduction to Julie Shiller2:00 — Julie’s background: coaching, performance, and lived experience4:10 — Leaving sport without support & why it matters6:45 — Athlete identity and body confidence9:30 — Eating disorder awareness in athletics12:10 — Why the “other 23 hours” matter most15:05 — Coaches as culture-setters18:40 — Starting with the coach before the athlete22:15 — Building team-wide support systems26:30 — Youth and collegiate athlete considerations30:05 — Integrating physical, mental, and emotional performance34:10 — What healthy sport environments actually look like38:20 — Advice for coaches and practitioners41:31 — Closing reflections & appreciation Information and short-form content on athletes and eating disordersGo here for resources and education A note on body confidence: The sense of comfort, acceptance, and positive attitude a person has toward their own body. It’s not just about appearance—it’s about how you feel in your own skin, respecting and appreciating your body’s abilities, and being less influenced by societal pressures or unrealistic ideals. For athletes, body confidence is particularly important because it affects performance, recovery, and mental health. Athletes with strong body confidence are more likely to trust their bodies, maintain healthy habits, and enjoy their sport without being hindered by anxiety or shame about their appearance. More content by SportsEpreneur on athlete mental health: Why players are taking control of their health | The pressure placed on college athletes | Teaching resilience in youth sports Connect with Julie Shiller: LinkedIn | InstagramThe Other 23 Hours CoachingConnect with the host & podcast production team: Lisa Bonta Sumii: LinkedIn | InstagramSportsEpreneur: LinkedIn | XCredits: Athlete Mindset is part of SportsEpreneurProduced by KazCM and also featured on the QuietLoud Studios podcast network.Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io | Produced By White Hot If you or someone you know is struggling If you’re experiencing thoughts of suicide or emotional distress, please reach out for support: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (US): Call or text 988 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 International resources: https://www.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlines You’re not alone, and support is available.

26/12/2025

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38 min
31/07/2025

The Pressure Placed on Kids in Youth Sports

In this episode of Athlete Mindset, we feature an appearance Lisa made on The Sports Backdrop podcast to discuss the mental health dynamics of youth sports, focusing on the pressures young athletes face. The Q&A style discussion includes how coaches can manage different levels of emotions among their players and the critical role of parental behavior in youth sports. This episode, "The Pressure Placed on Kids in Youth Sports," also touches on the growing trend of specialization in youth sports and the importance of teaching athletes to control the controllable. "The Pressure Placed on Kids in Youth Sports" Topics: Pressure on kids in youth sportsCoaches managing different levels of emotions with athletesResilienceParental behavior and parental self-awareness in youth sportsSpecialization in youth sportsControl the controllableClick here to Contribute to the Athlete Mindset Community By supporting the Athlete Mindset community, you will contribute directly to the mental health of athletes. With your amplification, we can ensure more voices are heard and more individuals are impacted. Thank You for making a difference! Connect with the host & podcast production team: Lisa Bonta Sumii: LinkedIn | Instagram SportsEpreneur: LinkedIn | X Related content: Youth Sports Mental Health | Parents, Coaches, and Resilience Mental Health in Youth Sports Mississippi State University + Dr. James Barnes | Education, Youth Sports, and Marketing Insight Music credit: Beat Provided By freebeats.io | Produced By White Hot

31/07/2025

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28 min
05/09/2024

NIL Dealings in College and Now High School | Anthony Pitre

In this interview with Anthony Pitre, an NIL specialist for college sports. We discuss Pitre's experience working with athletes at the University of Florida and now at the University of Texas at Austin, as well as his involvement in the emerging field of NIL. They also touch on topics such as the marketability of athletes in different sports, the return of the EA Sports College Football video game, and the expansion of NIL to high school athletes in Florida. Other topics explored include the importance of transparency and communication between athletes and coaches, the role of compliance in educating athletes about NIL, the need for athletes to understand tax implications and the benefits of setting up an LLC, the value of giving back to the community through NIL partnerships, and the importance of authenticity and engagement on social media. They also discuss the process of choosing a trusted advisor for NIL opportunities and the growth of NIL in high school sports. "NIL Deals in College and High School" highlights The University of Florida is a hotbed of NIL activity, particularly in sports like football, gymnastics, and track and field.Athletes leverage their name, image, and likeness to secure marketing campaigns and collective deals involving their entire team.The return of the EA Sports College Football video game allows athletes to see themselves in the game and increase their exposure.Expanding NIL to high school athletes in Florida opens up new opportunities for them to monetize their NIL, but caution is advised to ensure eligibility for college sports.Compliance with university regulations and communication with coaches are essential factors to consider when pursuing NIL deals.Compliance departments play a vital role in educating athletes about NIL and ensuring compliance with regulations.Athletes need to understand the tax implications of NIL and consider setting up an LLC to manage their earnings.Giving back to the community through NIL partnerships can be a meaningful way for athletes to make a difference.Authenticity and engagement on social media are important for athletes to build their personal brand.NIL4U is part of the podcast network, SportsE MediaSportsE Media is a sports media platform and production company that connects entrepreneurs, executives, athletes, and fans. It focuses on sports, entrepreneurship, mental health, and media.Learn more: https://sportsepreneur.com/ NIL4U is also a part of QuietLoud StudiosQuietLoud Studios is the podcast network where reflection and voice come together.Learn more: https://quietloudstudios.com/ NIL4U is produced by the team at KazCMKazCM is a B2B content production company that builds assets and drives revenue by writing and talking. If you are looking to create a podcast, show, or written works, talk with the team at KazCM.Learn more: https://kazcm.com/ ConnectListen to the NIL4U Podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | SportsEAnthony Pitre: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-pitre-362141181/ SportsE Media: YouTube | TikTok | X | IG Related content to "NIL Deals in College and High School | Anthony Pitre": NIL Pros and Cons | The College Game Is Changed Forever 5 Misconceptions About NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) | A Positive View Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Overview 01:28 The University of Florida: A Hotbed of NIL Activity 03:00 Collective Deals and Team Marketing Campaigns 07:00 The Return of the EA Sports College Football Video Game 12:02 Expanding NIL to High School Athletes in Florida 19:30 Navigating Compliance and Coach Approval in NIL Deals 21:53 Transparency and Communication in NIL 23:23 The Role of Compliance in NIL Education 25:30 Understanding Tax Implications and Setting Up an LLC 27:48 Giving Back to the Community through NIL 30:29 Authenticity and Engagement on Social Media 39:07 Choosing a Trusted Advisor for NIL 43:03 NIL Opportunities in High School Sports

05/09/2024

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45 min
22 may

Your Body Is Talking—Are You Listening? with Dr. Ankur Saraiya

In this episode, Adam Turner hosts Dr. Ankur Saraiya, a psychiatrist with a comprehensive approach to mental health, to demystify how medication and lifestyle factors work together in treating conditions like depression and anxiety. The discussion covers treatment expectations, the role of lifestyle habits, and how to navigate coming on or off medications responsibly. Main Topics Covered: The analogy of medication as a tool, not a cure, emphasizing they facilitate recovery but are part of a broader treatment plan.The importance of lifestyle factors—such as sleep, nutrition, movement, and relationships—in mental health management.Why treatments like antidepressants take weeks to show effects, and the significance of patience and perseverance in medication trials.What external factors like alcohol, marijuana, and daily routines influence treatment outcomes.The significance of personalized treatment approaches, including the importance of clinician-patient matching.Guidelines for coming off medication safely, including understanding withdrawal versus relapse.The value of therapy and professional supervision during medication adjustments.Addressing misconceptions about the quickness of response to mental health medications with analogies to other medicines.The importance of realistic expectations and collaborative decision-making in treatment plans.The potential benefits of consulting multiple providers to find the best fit for mental health treatment.Resources & Links: Dr. Ankur Saraiya - LinkedInFinding a Psychiatrist: Tips and GuidanceConnect with Dr. Saraiya: LinkedInTwitterConnect with Adam Email: dancingwithdepression@yahoo.comThis episode underscores the importance of patience, lifestyle, and professional guidance in mental health treatment, aiming to empower listeners with a realistic understanding of managing depression and anxiety effectively.

22 may

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56 min

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