Why Sports? Justin Clymo and Bo Buller
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Why Sports? is a podcast designed to highlight the value of athletics as a foundation for any career path.
Through interviews with professionals across industries, we discuss the impact of being part of a team, competition, learning to fail, and how these lessons transcend athletics into the workplace.
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Jay Dolata - Owner, Elroy's Fine Foods
Jay Dolata joins the podcast to talk about his journey and how lessons he inadvertently learned through athletics have served him along the way.
When owners Chloé and Jay Dolata first envisioned what Elroy’s Fine Foods would become, they wanted to build a market that was the whole package: A beautiful store that not only sold incredible foods, but also prioritized environmental and social responsibility, all while serving as a vibrant community market and hangout. And boy, did they deliver. Elroy’s Fine Foods is not just a market—it’s an experience.
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Marcus Knott - Principal, Merced HS
Marcus Knott, Principal at Merced HS joins the podcast to discuss the ways in which his background as an athlete has helped him navigate the rigors of educational administration. The discussion focuses on resilience, the importance of perspective, how to manage professional relationships, and the need for support and guidance.
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Ally Wenzel - Director of Technology, Stevenson School
Ally Wenzel, Director of Technology at Stevenson School joins the pod to talke about the role sports played in her professional development.
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Why Sports? presents Contacts with Steve Kenyon
On a very special episode, we present our flagship podcast, CONTACTS. Hosted by Justin Clymo, we look at the world of coaching and athletics to share nuggets about coaching and life from leaders in all levels of athletics.
Steve Kenyon, owner of Speed Strength Training, football coach for over 40 years in the Sacramento area joins the podcast to discuss the importance of strength training, speed of movement, positive behavior intervention and the best way to integrate lifting into your program when you are pressed for time. He also shares THE SYSTEM, which he created as a curriculum that can be applied to any program over the course of a year.
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