Rick is joined by Kenichi Herano of ASICS, this week. He is Executive Officer and Senior General Manager at ASICS Institute of Sport Science. What is ASICS doing at CES? The ASICS Energy Research Lab is at CES to see sports innovation at work – and a look at the research. This is the first … Continue reading Kenichi Herano of ASICS Institute of Sport Science at CES →

Rick is joined this week on “Tech of Sports” by Matt Lawler. Lawler, director of digital media at AEG Global Partnerships, is at the head of this. He will be speaking on the panel “The State of Sports Analytics” on Thursday, January 9 at CES in Las Vegas. Lawler gives a preview as to what … Continue reading Matt Lawler, Director Digital Media at AEG Global Partnerships on Digital Sports Marketing →

Rick is joined this week by University of Kentucky punter, Max Duffy. He just won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s top college punter. Duffy, of Perth, Australia, has been an absolute weapon for the Wildcats this season, dominating the field position game with his booming and accurate leg. He leads the nation in … Continue reading Max Duffy, Kentucky Punter, 2019 Ray Guy Award Winner →

Rick is joined this week by the splendid running back from the University of Wisconsin, Jonathan Taylor. He’s picked up quite a few honors so far as the regular season has ended and you’ll be seeing him in the Rose Bowl. Taylor, who is arguably the most dominant running back in the history of college … Continue reading Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin Running Back and All-American →

Another “Tech of Sports” this week. Rick is joined by University of Georgia Kicker, Rodrigo Blankenship. Blankenship just was named the winner of the 2019 Lou Groza Award as the nation’s best kicker. He talks to Rick about his kicking philosophy, technology he uses and NFL kickers he admires. As a senior, Blankenship connected on … Continue reading Rodrigo Blankenship, University of Georgia Kicker 2019 Lou Groza Award Winner →

Great to catch up with Miss USA, Cheslie Kryst, at the Miss Universe Pageant in Atlanta. A perfect guest to have on “Tech of Sports” this week! Kryst is a full-time attorney that is licensed to practice law in two states. She earned both her law degree and MBA from Wake Forest University and graduated … Continue reading Cheslie Kryst, Miss USA and World Class Heptathlete →

In honor of me working the Miss Universe Pageant in Atlanta this week, a special “Tech of Sports” this week. It’s the perfect combination of sports and tech with Miss Ireland, Fionnghuala O’Reilly. Call her “Fig”. Fig is a Datanaut with NASA and a former Junior Olympic Athlete. She has been my favorite contestant to … Continue reading Miss Ireland, Fionnghuala O’Reilly, on Sports and Working for NASA →

Rick is joined this week by L.D. Morrow talking a great new book, Think Like a Bartender: Recipes for Life. There are sports connections of course as L.D. will explain in this fascinating interview. Think Like a Bartender: Recipes for Life would be a great addition to a holiday gift guide! Comedian, former bartender, and … Continue reading LD Morrow, Author, Comedian, Bartender, Storyteller ‘Think Like a Bartender’ →

Rick is joined on this special Thanksgiving week episode of ‘Tech of Sports’ by his co-author of The Invaluable Experience, and WTA tennis pro, Danielle Lao. Danielle, a former USC All-American is wrapping up the 2019 tear on the WTA Tour and is now in the off-season until she heads to Australia to start out … Continue reading Danielle Lao, Professional Tennis Player and Writer →

Rick is joined by a great guest this week on “Tech of Sports. Golflogix Co- founder/President, Pete Charleston. Prior to GolfLogix, Charleston co-founded Premium Cigars International and helped take the company public on the Nasdaq. Charleston served as vice president of sales for Premium Cigars International, where he successfully launched an in-store humidor program in … Continue reading Pete Charleston, Co-founder, President of Golflogix →