The Oat Life

Journey and Sarah talk about how they’ve been managing their training, mindset, and lives in general during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Sarah and Journey go through their individual 15 top food items.

With the holidays in full swing, lots of people are on vacation or visiting family. In this episode, Sarah and Journey give tips on how you can train with limited resources in a new place, as well as the benefits to taking time off and relaxing on vacation.

In this episode, Sarah and Journey talk to guest speaker Anna Kern, a current freshman athlete at Claremont McKenna College. Anna talks about her recruiting process and her transition from high school to college sports.

Body image is an issue that nearly everyone struggles with. In sports, there are certain expectations put on athletes regarding their appearance and how it correlates to their performance. In this episode, Sarah and Journey talk about how body image affects athletes, their personal experiences, and how you can learn to see yourself in a more positive light.

Oftentimes you see incredibly talented players fail in a training environment, and others who may not be so talented thrive. What separates one from another? In this podcast, Sarah and Journey discuss the importance of maintaining a positive training environment to make your practices as valuable as possible.

In this episode, Sarah and Journey talk about the difference between pushing yourself and overtraining, and when it is time to take a step back and listen to your body.

Why are we called The Oat Life? Because we love oats! Sarah and Journey discuss the many benefits of oats along with their versatility and how you can incorporate them into your daily life.

In this episode, Journey and Sarah elaborate on their individual training schedules and what their week looks like.

Injuries are one of the hardest things for an athlete to deal with. Sarah and Journey talk about their experiences handling injuries and give advice on how to prevent injuries, recover from them, and cope with them mentally.