• Episode 10: Interview with Sports Performance Guru Lee Taft

    Sports Performance Guru Lee Taft, the Speed Guy is on today’s episode.  He talks about the commonalities between training professional athletes versus youth athletes, his top 5 drills, the place of sports performance in today's competitive sports environment, and when he feels athletes should choose to focus on one sport.  He also talks about his speed insiders toolbox, a coaching aid for his helping sports performance coaches.  


    Website: https://leetaft.com/

    Instagram https://www.instagram.com/leetaft/

    Book Recommendation

    7 Habits of Highly Effective People

    Make it Stick


    36m - Jun 28, 2021
  • Episode 9: Judah Boulet- Long Term Athletic Development

    Today we don’t have a guest but I wanted to dedicate one podcast to a topic I am passionate about and stress the need to have a long term athletic development mindset.  Kids are focusing on one sport these days to the detriment of their long term athletic development, and a shift in the mindset that not playing one sport for another is a good thing long term for the sport you think you want to focus on! 

    E9 - 20m - Jun 13, 2021
  • Episode 8: Andrew Gregory, Sports Performance and the Collegiate Tennis Athlete

    Andrew Gregory, CSCS is an assistant coach for the Mens and Womens Tennis teams at DePauw University in Indiana.  In his role he is responsible for the teams on court and off court training for both Tennis skill, and sports performance.  In this episode we talk about his transition into the role of a strength and conditioning coach as well as a tennis coach, the need for this transition and the outcomes he has seen in the development of the players under his tutelage.  Tennis is a sport which needs performance training, and is underrepresented in the sports performance community.  


    Instagram @ag_tennis_performance 

    Book Reference The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance

    Website AGTotalTennisPerformance.com tvagen@highline.edu


    S1E8 - 47m - Jun 6, 2021
  • Episode 7: Tim Vagen, Coaching the Basics for Professional to Youth Athletes.

    Tim Vagen is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist who is the program manager of the highly regarded Highline College Personal Fitness Trainer Program. He has over 40 years of clinical, field, and teaching experience helping athletes, trainers, and Physical Therapists to be better educated in movement skills. His clients include: NFL, CFL, LPGA, MLB, soccer clubs, elite swimmers and Gymnasts, Seattle S.W.A.T., U.S. Secret Service, and was a consultant to the U.S. Rugby team. Tim’s programs have produced 17 Olympic Medals, Multiple World Records, US National Figure skating champions, multiple US national Swim Champions, a US Open Tennis Champion, and many state champion high school athletes.  We had an amazing conversation about coaching athletes of all levels.  


    LinkedIn Tim Vagen

    Book Reference 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Stephen Covey

    Email tvagen@highline.edu


    S1E7 - 1h 8m - May 30, 2021
  • Episode 6: Jae Taft, Us Girls Basketball, Building Off Court and On Court Skills.

    Jae Taft is the founder of Us Girls Basketball.  Jae is a former collegiate basketball player, and current basketball coach who talks to us about the importance of developing both on court skills as well as off the court skills and how off the court makes you better on the court.  She offers a lot of wisdom for young female athletes, regardless of whether they play basketball, in regards to mindset.  She also discusses a product she developed called Recruiting System 101 which helps athletes decipher the collegiate recruiting journey and process.  


    Website UsGirlsBasketball.com

    Podcast Us Girls Basketball

    Instagram @jaetaftxoxo

    Book Reference You’re a Badass Jen Sincero



    S1E6 - 50m - May 24, 2021
  • Episode 5: Jack Dustin - Endicott College Head Strength Coach

    In a former life I was a high school science teacher who gravitated to spending hours in the weight room. One of the students whom I most often found there, was Jack Dustin, who is now the Head Strength and Conditioning coach at Endicott College. Jack played Football at Assumption College, where he was a four year starter and Captain. We discuss his journey to his current position from college, his training philosophy, what makes his job exciting as well as what challenges he faces with athletes. He talks about the sport he feels most needs time training sports performance and what being grateful is a key to being successful in life!


    Website Endicott College 

    Instagram @coach_jackd

    Twitter @coach_jdustin 

    LinkedIn 

    Book Reference 

    Lead your Tribe and Love your work

    E5 - 41m - May 16, 2021
  • Episode 4

    Today we talk about endurance coaching and mental well-being with Lucas Fortini, a former professional cyclist and the founder of Omnium Outdoors.  Omnium Outdoors is a non-profit designed to create a community for all people focused on mental and physical health using the outdoors as our venue. In this episode we talk about training for endurance sports, the importance of physical health to mental health, the value in taking time for yourself, as well as some of the really cool events Omnium, has in store in the months to come!


    Website Omnium Outdoors

    Instagram @omniumoutdoors

    Twitter @twitteroutdoors

    Facebook Omnium outdoors

    Book Reference 

    Shoe Dog 

    Hollywood Park

    E2 - 34m - May 9, 2021
  • Episode 3

    Today we talked to Matt Lachine from Matt Lachine Athletic Consulting in Ontario Canada. Matt works with amateur and professional hockey players, along with tennis players, and has established a great reputation as one of the up-and-coming hockey trainers in the Ontario area. We talked about how training on dryland makes better hockey players, his go-to exercises for training hockey players, and he shared with us great insight into his keys to success.

      

    Website Matt Lachine Athletic Consulting

    Book Reference Conscious Coaching by Brett Batholomew

    E3 - 37m - May 3, 2021
  • Episode 2

    Our guest today is James Lujan from XCel Performance in Virginia Beach, VA. James is a performance coach who I met through a common mentor, Lee Taft. James has taken Lee’s Reactive tier system, and utilized this in his athletes towards game situations for them. Today we discuss his background, why he took a job at Boeing, his training philosophy, and some of the issues, and solutions, he sees with youth athletes today.  


    Instagram @james_the_fn_trainer 

    Website https://xcelperformance.thinkific.com/

    Book Reference Never Eat Alone

    S1E2 - 32m - Apr 26, 2021
  • Episode 1: No Risk Sports Performance Origin Story

    Episode 1


    No Risk Sports Performance Origin Story. A recap of Judah’s life and background, and how he came to running No Risk Sports and why he sees the importance of athlete development through sports performance training vital to the health and wellbeing of today's athletes.



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    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/norisksportsperformance/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJlzS88OMPj02sQ72kYioNA

    Website: https://www.norisksportsperformance.com


    S1E1 - 10m - Apr 15, 2021
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