In this episode of The Active Texan we interview the founder of Cap Elite, Eddie Enriquez. Cap Elite, center for athletic performance was founded in 2003 and specializes in helping kids improve speed, power, balance and strength. We get a background of Eddie’s passion for sports and fitness leading up to starting Cap Elite. We talk about learning to run properly, building up speed and confidence and his experience starting the first CrossFit gym in the Montgomery area. Capelite.com @eddieenriquezcap

In this episode of The Active Texan we chat with Rachel Kerbel about being raised in an active home and raising her active family. Rachel played soccer at Baylor when they won the school’s first Big 12 championship in any sport in 1998. She shares how she overcame shyness through team sports and many stories from playing and coaching soccer over the years. You’ll be inspired by all that she and her loved ones have overcome to pursue the activities they love. www.hotshotsoccer.net

In this episode of The Active Texan we chat with geologist Ali Smith. Ali grew up in Houston, TX playing volleyball and track and field. After dealing with a career ending injury, Ali figured out new ways to stay active as an avid skier and mountain climber. She has climbed all sixty-seven 14,000 ft summits in the lower 48 states and we got to hear some awesome stories about her adventures. 14ers.com

In this episode of The Active Texan we sit down with marathoner Baili Rhodes. Baili chats with us about how she started running and the 21 marathons that she has completed including the Chevron Houston Marathon, BCS marathon and the Boston marathon. We talk nutrition, strength training for runners and placing 2nd in the BCS marathon in 2019. Shoutouts: Kirsten Ritchie, trainer at www.liftrunperform.com and Kyle Boek, College Station Cross fit/Boomfit

In this episode of The Active Texan we chat with Chad Barrum. Chad has worked for Pebble Creek Country Club in College Station, Texas for many years as the Head Golf Professional and now the Membership Director. We get to hear his stories of him developing as a golfer, playing basketball for the Air Force, and coaching with a local club soccer team. Enjoy this great interview about where his active lifestyle has led him over the years and what he has learned from being an active Texan. BlazersFC pebblecreek.cc

In this episode on The Active Texan we sit down with former Aggie soccer player Cienna Arrieta. We learn about Cienna’s background playing soccer and being recruited in high school. Highly motivated and goal oriented Cienna has been able to check boxes and excel beyond her goals. We talk about injuries that kept her on the bench and her drive to get back on the field. We also see how she is transitioning to coaching which she has found a true passion for.

In this episode of The Active Texan we talk to Borja Barbero. Borja moved to the United States from Spain for school and is a PhD student in the biochemistry department at Texas A&M University. He is also a coach with Cavalry Youth Soccer in Bryan/College Station. With a background as a goal keeper Borja shares his love for the sport and how he is helping to develop the next generation of soccer players.

In this episode of The Active Texan we chat with one of the physical therapists for the Atlanta Braves, Nick Valencia. You will hear about the experiences that led him to this point in his career, as well as his love for climbing. He has a passion to help people and to be outdoors. Enjoy!

In this episode of The Active Texan we sit down with the executive Vice President of the South Texas Youth Soccer Association. Billy talks to us about his love of organized sports and his passion for provides kids with the opportunity to be active. We discuss how many volunteers are working behind the scenes to make all these soccer programs happen in south Texas. Billy also discusses the combination of various components that create a successful environment for the young athletes. Billy is passionate about maintaining an active lifestyle to live better, feel better and be able to chase his grandkids. [email protected] Brazosvalleysoccer.com collegestationcrossfit.com

In this episode of The Active Texan we interview former collegiate cheerleader at the University of North Texas, Kristen Lindner. We talk all about the cheer world from the training, the stunting, the injuries and how it has changed over the years. We also discuss her transition after cheer to becoming a mother of active daughters and reaching toward weightlifting goals. From being a cheer flyer to a heavy deadlifter we hear awesome stories from this active Texan.