By Tasmania JackJumpers
The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.
On this episode of Vitamins presented by St Lukes we talk to WNBA Star Alanna Smith as she tells us about her journey in basketball from travelling with her dad during his career to the heights of making the Opals team.
On this episode of of Vitamins presented by St Lukes we talk to our captain Clint Steindl about his journey to becoming the championship winning captain of the Tasmania JackJumpers. He tells us about his though process around moving to a new team, and the sacrifices he and his family have had to make along the way.
On the latest episode of Vitamins presented by St Lukes we look into the life of Majok Deng from growing up in a refugee camp to starting his basketball journey at the age of 17 all the way to the Olympic Games in Paris.
In this episode we take a look behind the scenes of the JackJumpers high performance team with Head of High Performance Ryan Carroll and Head of Strength and Conditioning Harrison Shaw-Gillott.
In this episode, Will Magnay opens up about how he discovered his passion for basketball, what it was like representing Australia on the Olympic team, and his inspiring story of resilience in overcoming injury setbacks.
Welcome to Vitamins, presented by St Lukes. Tasmania JackJumpers fan favourite, Boomers Olympian and now Houston Rockets guard Jack McVeigh joins us to launch this all new podcast from the JackJumpers and St Lukes Health.
Since March 2024, McVeigh has been crowned an NBL Champion, NBL Finals MVP, selected in the Boomers extended squad for the selection camp and then making the final 12 to become an Australian Olympian, playing against the like of Lebron James and Nikola Jokic, before then inking a landmark deal with Houston Rockets in the NBA. It’s safe to say McVeigh has had a whirlwind few months. Speaking for the first time since the Olympics, he recaps his incredible rise to stardom and what has transpired over the journey, exploring themes of resilience, human connection, mindfulness and authenticity.
With thanks to St Lukes – making Tasmania the healthiest island on the planet!
The podcast currently has 6 episodes available.