On this week's show Kara and Christen get up close and personal with Catherine Vogt, Associate Head Coach at USC, 2016 Head Olympic Open Water Coach, and the personal coach of Haley Anderson, one of the best open water swimmers in the world. Catherine shares all that she’s learned from her long coaching career starting at UNC, her alma mater, and leading her to USC where she works with one of the best coaches in the world, Dave Salo. Catherine has gained a wealth of wisdom, and is passionate about not only helping her swimmers reach their full potential in sport, but also preparing them for life after sport. Catherine also gives us the “inside scoop” on the open water swimming world, and how she finds balance in this crazy coaching world as a woman and a mom.

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This month Lisa's guest is Dr. Georgie Bruinvels a research scientist for Urenco to discuss her research and work into our menstrual cycles and how they affect how hormones and other components of our life and how that affects our athletic participation. Georgie is a research scientist for Orreco, a sport science and data analytics company and the lead scientist for Fitr Women which has a Orreco's Female Athlete Program. More specifically Fitr women works with exercise in girls and women to help optimize training and performance around the menstrual cycle to drive education and reduce drop out from school and importantly to advance research in this somewhat under researched area. Georgia has just completed her Ph.D. from University College, London and has spent the last month on the road talking about the upcoming launch of the free app. It's designed for  women to track the menstrual cycle educate them on what is going on in their body while also providing training and new nutritional suggestions based on where they are and their menstrual cycle.
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This month Lisa's guest is Dr. Georgie Bruinvels a research scientist for Urenco to discuss her research and work into our menstrual cycles and how they affect how hormones and other components of our life and how that affects our athletic participation. Georgie is a research scientist for Orreco, a sport science and data analytics company and the lead scientist for Fitr Women which has a Orreco's Female Athlete Program. More specifically Fitr women works with exercise in girls and women to help optimize training and performance around the menstrual cycle to drive education and reduce drop out from school and importantly to advance research in this somewhat under researched area. Georgia has just completed her Ph.D. from University College, London and has spent the last month on the road talking about the upcoming launch of the free app. It's designed for  women to track the menstrual cycle educate them on what is going on in their body while also providing training and new nutritional suggestions based on where they are and their menstrual cycle.

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At the recent Upperville Horse Show in Virginia, which is the oldest horse show in the country, A young woman from Ohio caught the attention of the crowd when she won the $216,000 Upperville Jumper Classic CSI4* after an eight horse jump-off. This was Ali Wolff’s first international grand prix victory and she beat some top riders in the sport to make it back to back Grand Prix wins having just won the $50,000 Jet Run Devon Welcome Stakes at the Devon Horse Show in Pennsylvania the week before. The Ohio based rider was a gold medalist in the North American Junior and Young Rider Championships and as a senior rider she was a member of the winning Nations Cup team in Mexico and has had some top results in Europe and the US. Her Grand Prix partner in Devon and Upperville was the 13 year old Holsteiner gelding Casall and Ali talks about their relationship, the team behind her, as well as her for the business and future goals. Chris caught up with Ali after she arrived back at her training base in Columbus Ohio.
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At the recent Upperville Horse Show in Virginia, which is the oldest horse show in the country, A young woman from Ohio caught the attention of the crowd when she won the $216,000 Upperville Jumper Classic CSI4* after an eight horse jump-off. This was Ali Wolff’s first international grand prix victory and she beat some top riders in the sport to make it back to back Grand Prix wins having just won the $50,000 Jet Run Devon Welcome Stakes at the Devon Horse Show in Pennsylvania the week before. The Ohio based rider was a gold medalist in the North American Junior and Young Rider Championships and as a senior rider she was a member of the winning Nations Cup team in Mexico and has had some top results in Europe and the US. Her Grand Prix partner in Devon and Upperville was the 13 year old Holsteiner gelding Casall and Ali talks about their relationship, the team behind her, as well as her for the business and future goals. Chris caught up with Ali after she arrived back at her training base in Columbus Ohio.

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The care of your feet and the correct footwear for your individual needs is a critical aspect of athlete health as Dr. Heather North explains there are some simple ways to ensure your feet don't slow you down.  She talks about some of the common issues and injuries with feet, how to recognize them and treat them. Heather has some advice on foot care after exercise and competition as well as buying the right shoes for your sport. She offers some recommendations for brands and why it's always worth spending extra for the right pair.

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The care of your feet and the correct footwear for your individual needs is a critical aspect of athlete health as Dr. Heather North explains there are some simple ways to ensure your feet don't slow you down.  She talks about some of the common issues and injuries with feet, how to recognize them and treat them. Heather has some advice on foot care after exercise and competition as well as buying the right shoes for your sport. She offers some recommendations for brands and why it's always worth spending extra for the right pair.

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On this week’s episode, Kristin Ray from Females in Athletic Business talks with Dr. Janice Hilliard, Ph.d. on the similarities and differences between working in college athletics versus professional sports.  Dr. Hilliard is able to use her years both in the NBA and in Division I College Athletics to help us sort out what side of the industry might be best suited for us.
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On this week’s episode, Kristin Ray from Females in Athletic Business talks with Dr. Janice Hilliard, Ph.d. on the similarities and differences between working in college athletics versus professional sports.  Dr. Hilliard is able to use her years both in the NBA and in Division I College Athletics to help us sort out what side of the industry might be best suited for us.

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For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcast visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports Radio is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 800 + episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of 1.8 million. WiSP Sports Radio is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at [email protected]. 

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