God's Training

Noah Spence is a athletic freak who had a unbelievable high school career and earned a scholarship to play football at Ohio State University.  Having a great beginning to his college football career, Noah struggled off the field.  Sitting out and learning a great deal and being rewarded another chance to play college football.  Noah took his talent to Eastern Kentucky University where is was named all Defensive Player of the Year for his league and is getting many looks from NFL teams.  This is great story for many young athletes a must listen!  

Dr. Kutz is a top orthopedic surgeon in the Central PA area.  He has treated thousands of athletes to help them get back to the playing field.  He discusses different injuries that he sees on the rise in youth athletics as well as what age is appropriate for young athletes to start to strength train.  This is a must listen by anyone who has young athletes.  

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Greatness Never Rests 

Overcoming an injury for an athlete can be very difficult.  That is why proper rehab and mental discipline are so important.  Listen to this story of a young athlete who is working her way back to being the dominating force on the field again.  

It is hard to receive a scholarship from 1 sport let alone 2.  This young man excels in 2 sports and he has offers from numerous universities for both sports.  One of the best things about interviewing Evan is how humble he is about his ability and what he has accomplished.  This is a must listen to on the Coach Brix Nation.

Tim Kimber is a legend in the Gold Gym and bodybuilding industries.  He help build Gold gym Venice into a house hold name in the 80's, 90's.  His story is one of inspiration and desire.

Also Tim mentions his use of steroids and how they have many how been misinformed by many including the media, gov't and many others.  Also mentions the Lyle Alzado story.  This story alone is worth listening to the whole interview.  

This incredible interview is one that needs to be listened to by all.  Not just bodybuilders, but athletes, parents, and coaches.  

Lindsay had a difficult decision to make her 11th grade year.  Should she continue the sport (soccer) that she has played her whole life or should she play the sport she picked up just a year earlier (field hockey).  

Lindsay choose the later and she has worked her tail off to be one of the top goalies in all of Division 2 with save percentage and saves.  Her work ethic comes from a desire of being the best she possible can.  

She takes 6 classes a seminar because not only does she have her major classes, but she also has a minor as well.  How she handles playing sports and school is she is organized.  That is one of the things she preaches is that you need to be organized to achieve success in life.  

Her advice to kids or anyone out there is just try it.  DO not be afraid.  

Lindsay is the Field Hockey goalie for the Bloomsburg Huskies.  

Frances is a true inspiration to athletes.  She was cut her Junior year of high school to being recruited and playing her Freshman year on the National Championship Lynchburg team.  The beginning of her Sophomore year has started out hot earning Player of the week for her conference for scoring 3 goals in one game and also scoring the game winner in another.  

This young lady is a great example of what never giving and pushing through to be great looks like.  This is a must listen for all aspiring athletes.  

Chad Ray has entered his senior season as some one who needs to be taken seriously.  Through 5 games Chad has 42 tackles, 2 sacks and 4 tackles for losses.  This was a visual unknown football player through 2 games of his junior season, but with hard work and determination Chad earned that starting position and has not given it up.  

Chad wants to play ball in college but if it does not work our he still wants to major in Engineering and Business.  His advice for Young athletes is do not slack off take advantage of every opportunity that presents itself to you.  

John was a basketball player who tore his ACL the fall of his senior year of high school.  He attended the Cederville University as a basketball coach intern working his way up to assistant coach.  His passion is studying the game and helping players get better not only with the physical part of the game but the mental.  His style of teaching is different than most trainers in that he gets his athletes in game like situation not just repetitive shooting, dribbling, passing drills.  

He hammers home skill with technique and when he is teaching you he wants you to read the situation, prepare for the skill and execute the technique.  

He loves learning from great in different sports such as Pete Carroll (Seattle Seahawks), John Wooden (UCLA Bruins).  

He motivation is for all people he comes in contact with and that is to be a "model for the right way to live"

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Bryce is a star athlete who almost stopped playing football to take up and focus solely on basketball.  I can tell you the coaches, and teammates are glad he did not stop because he has made some big catches and continues to be a big asset to a star studded team.   

Also by not giving up on football Bryce has committed his talent to the University of Virginia. A dream come true for a young boy from Kansas.  

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