The Coastal Athlete Program

The Coastal Athlete Program

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The Coastal Athlete Program episodes

  • 004 – Cal Fire Captain Drew Rhoads (Rescue Swimmer/Crew Chief)
    We are joined this episode by Fire Captian Andrew Rhoads of the Cal Fire Mendicino detachment. Drew serves as a rescue swimmer, crew chief, salvage/rescue diver, firefighter, and as a member of multiple water rescue training cadres. Drew lays out how he steered his career towards the water, the sacrifices he made early on to gain experience in a marginalized field, and speaks frankly about the challenges first responders face balancing work and family life. For aspiring firefighters, rescue swimmers, divers, and first responders this is an absolute must listen. If you would like to participate in a CAP Class or have any further questions about this interview please click here.
    There are many routes to working as a rescue swimmer, but every route requires self sacrifice and discipline to achieve success. We would like to thank Captain Rhoads for taking the time to lay out the path to a rewarding career as a rescue swimmer in Cal Fire.
     

    Jesse Pittman was born and raised in the redwoods of northern California. As a young man, he spent two seasons as a wildland fire fighter with CAL Fire before he joined the United States Navy to become a SEAL commando. After completing his third deployment, Jesse volunteered to do another back-to-back. Jesse had a saying among his teammates, “I don’t run, I charge.” On August 6, 2011, Jesse was one of 31 American heroes lost in a helicopter crash over Afghanistan. Jesse died while living a life dedicated to service and conquering challenges. His next goal was to attend college and earn his bachelor’s degree. Now, Jesse’s wish will carry on with you.

    The Jesse Pittman Fund will be hosting the 7th annual Jesse Pittman Memorial 5k Run/Walk on June 17th, 2018 in Ukiah California.  more information can be found at www.jessepittmanfund.org (live link)
    Sign up for the race HERE (The JPF allows people to virtually participate so you can support this worthy cause without traveling to Ukiah. This is an incredible cause. We urge any of our listeners in the area to participate and post your results for us to share.
     
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    53 min
  • 003 – Senior Director Of MMA Training for UFC Gym’s “Razor” Rob McCullough

    This episode of the Podcast features an interview with former W.E.C Lightweight Champion and I.M.T.C. Welterweight Muay Thai Kickboxing Champion “Razor” Rob McCullough. Razor Rob has also coached on two different seasons of the TV show “The Ultimate Fighter” (TUF) Season 11 Ortiz vs. Liddell & season 14 Bisping vs. Miller.  He has also traveled the world as a striking coach and training partner for Martial Arts legends as Michael Bisping , Ricco Rodriguez, Kevin Randelman, Tito Ortiz, and Rampage Jackson.  Rob currently works as the Senior Director of MMA at UFC Gyms, and holds a litany of certifications listed below.
    We can not wait for you to hear what he has to say about the Science of Sport, practical application of knowledge and skill, and about how he successfully transitioned from professional cage fighter to loving father & businessman.
    Qualifications

    * National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Personal trainer (CPT)
    * NASM YOUTH EXERCISE SPECIALIST (YES)
    * NASM MIXED MARTIAL ARTS CONDITIONING SPECIALIST (MMACS)
    * NASM FITNESS NUTRITION SPECIALIST (FNS)
    * AMERICAN RED CROSS: FIRST AID/CPR/AED/OXYGEN INSTRUCTOR
    * TRX Master Trainer
    * TRIGGER POINT PERFORMANCE THERAPY MASTER TRAINER
    * ESCAPE -TIYR/Kettlebell/Bulgarian bag- MASTER TRAINER
    * UFC FIT SENIOR MASTER TRAINER
    * HYPER WEAR SANDBELL MASTER TRAINER
    * dot FIT CERTIFIED NUTRITION COACH

    Make sure to like and subscribe to the CAP Podcast on whatever platform you use. If you listen to us on iTunes please leave us a review, it helps us reach more people and spread good knowledge.
    Rob’s fan page can be found HERE

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    53 min
  • 002 – California State University Monterey Bay Assitant Professor of Kinesiology Dr. Maria Bellumori
    We are joined today by California State University Monterey Bay Assitant Professor of Kinesiology Dr. Maria Bellumori.  We discuss her journey to academia, her 11 year stay as a Blue Hen at the University of Delaware (Crew, BS/MS/PhD),  the research she worked on to earn her PhD, and what she is doing now.

    Dr Maria Bellumori
    Ph.D. Biomechanics & Movement Science, University of Delaware – 2014
    M.S. Exercise Science, University of Delaware – 2009
    B.S. Health Behavior Management, University of Delaware – 2007
    If you would like to reach out to Dr Bellumori, she can be reached at [email protected]
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  • 001 – Naval Expeditionary Combat Command Force Medical Master Chief Dan Ritch (Navy Diver/Hospital Corpsman)
    We are honored to be joined today by Naval Expeditionary Combat Command Force Medical Master Chief Dan Ritch. Schep and Dan go deep discussing ways to identify a shallow water blackout, the need for qualified professionals to be ambassadors of conservation, and geek out on their love for “mother” ocean. Dan shares some sea stories from his work as a Navy Diver in the Arctic and stresses the impact of irresponsible tourism on local ecologies.
    Dan shares his passion for the sea, mentorship, and explains how he designed his career to keep him in and around the water.  Make sure to like and subscribe to the podcast to get first listen to new episodes, and like and subscribe to us on Facebook. If you listen to us in iTunes please leave us a review and subscribe!
    Shallow Water blackouts
    I would like to thank Master Chief Ritch for appearing on the podcast and taking the time to teach us about shallow water blackouts.US Navy Diver screening calls for subsurface swims in a pool to be conducted in various states of stress, it is important to develop this skill prior to arrival. The threat is real when training in a subsurface environment; be it in a formal training environment or during personal development.
    ALWAYS HAVE A LIFEGUARD PRESENT PRIOR TO CONDUCTING SUBSURFACE TRAINING EVOLUTIONS
    NEVER TRAIN ALONE, ALWAYS HAVE A PLAN.
    We will discuss this topic further on a future podcast, but this is a quick and dirty breakdown of what to look for. If you have specific questions about shallow water blackouts please submit them HERE.
    Social Links
    Dan can be found on Instagram @deep_sea_doc
    Dive the World Over can be reached on Instagram @dive_the_world_over  
    You can find Dive the World Over on Facebook HERE
     
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    38 min
  • Intro to The Coastal Athlete Program
    The Coastal Athlete Program is a podcast about the skills, jobs, and lifestyles of water rescue professionals. Swimming, surfing, paddle sports, and diving are regular topics as well as interviews with rescue crews from around the world. Follow along with our free amphibious program on our website coastalathleteprogram.com/blog

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    17 min

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