hurdles

Scripture Used: Genesis 2:18, 21-25, Psalm 133

Quotes

• “Perhaps most importantly, strong social relationships are the leading indicator of our overall happiness, and these findings appear to hold up across countries and cultures.” (Nilsen, p.95)
• Relationships can only deepen over time through ordinary interactions filled with spontaneous laughter and knowing tears, conversations about ordinary events and complicated events.  (Nilsen p. 97).

Notes: Hurdles to Relationships

• Time
• Fear
• Conflict

Practices

• Essential Life Questions
  • What keeps me from developing deeper relationships?
• Unhurried Night
• Pray for God’s Goodness

Today's show is brought to you by Wacom — makers of the incredible Wacom One! This week, Dave and Brad talk about the hurdles they've experienced as artists. And then, when a prominent arts educator advocates for the use of "Poor Man's Copyright," Brad's head nearly explodes.

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TJ asks Shamier why she decided to be a 400 meter hurdler (1:50) and how she got started in that event (2:26). She explains what the last 100 meters of that race is like (3:52), what her strategy is going into her races (4:47) and what is going through her mind on the home stretch of a race (5:44). Shamier talks about when she realized she could be successful in track and field (6:12) and what it was that brought her to the sport at a young age (7:00). TJ asks if she ever thought of leaving track for another sport (7:52) and about her initial hesitation of running track for her high school (9:04). They talk about why Shamier decided to leave college early (10:46) and what has led to some of the struggles she has had a professional runner (12:22). TJ asks about what kind of changes she needs to make to make the Olympic team for Tokyo (13:28), what kind of confidence she has now being a veteran (14:04) and what added pressure she may feel going into the Olympic Trials (15:08). Shamier shares how her training has been effected by COVID (15:52), how she found out the season was cancelled (16:35) and how she has been able to stay in shape in quarantine (17:52). TJ asks Shamier what kind of changes she has seen in herself as her career has progressed (20:26) and what kind of advice she would give to younger athletes (21:48). She talks about what the relationship is like with her fellow competitors on and off the track (23:27). Shamier discusses what she has gotten to do and see while traveling to meets all around the world (26:23), how traveling has expanded her taste in various foods (28:17) and what she does in her downtime (29:03). TJ and Shamier talk about why the US is so good at hurdling (30:47) and the story behind her trademark bow (31:51). Lastly, after having so much success at the old Hayward Field, Shamier tells what her expectations of the new Hayward Field are (35:17). 

TJ and Keni revisit the day she broke the world record. Keni describes her mindset going into the race (:40), what went through her mind when she finally realized she broke the World Record (1:51) and what kind of confidence that has given her in her races since (2:27). Keni also tells the story about getting a call from her former coach which helped boost her spirits prior to her world record race (3:07). TJ asks Keni why, even for professionals, it is so hard to stay consistent in the hurdles (5:27) and what felt different about her record setting race (6:37). TJ and Keni discuss her struggles as a professional in championship races and what it will take for her to finally win a gold medal (9:02). Keni explains what kind of affect moving the Olympics out a year will have on athletes mentally (10:36) and what her mindset will be going into the Olympic trials (11:13). She also talks about seeing a sports psychologist and what kind of impact that has had on her (11:58). TJ and Keni discuss her training down in Texas. She explains why Coach Flo is such a popular coach (13:37), what kind of impact she has on the collegians she trains with (15:06) and the impact Jenna Prandini has on her training (16:16). TJ asks Keni how she has gotten used to dealing with all the media attention she receives (18:02) and Keni tells stories about living next to her training partner and best friend Jenna Prandini (19:19). TJ finds out why Keni hung up her soccer cleats for track spikes growing up (22:30) and why Keni decided to focus on only the 100m hurdles professionally (24:20). They also talk about Keni's home life. Keni discusses how having nine siblings led to her competitive nature (25:35), and how being adopted shaped her as a person and as an athlete (27:14). Lastly, TJ asks Keni about her NCAA Top 10 Award and why being impactful off of the track was just as important to her as being impactful on it (29:01). 

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This Interview is with 400m hurdler specialist/ Sprints and Hurdle Coach, Jeshua Anderson. Coach Anderson will take us through his high school, collegiate and professional career during this interview. Jeshua talks about work ethic, his time as a football player and his mentors. 

Coach Anderson is currently at the University of Washington and made a lot of noise on the west coast with is hurdle crew in 2019. He is looking forward to his 2020 season and i cant wait to see what he has in store. I hope you all enjoy his journey as much as i did. 

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