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In yet another high-water mark for The Outdated Wrestling Hour With Bob Smith (the former managing editor of Pro Wrestling Illustrated), the show welcomes the already-legendary sports and wrestling writer Greg Oliver - who has worked on the classic Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame series of books; recent biographies of wrestling legend Medusa and baseball manager and coach John Gibbons, and so much more. There's talk of modern wrestling, old school mentalities, what it's like to become a professional writer, and much, much more. Sit back and enjoy the kind of enjoyable conversation that's become the hallmark of The Outdated Wrestling Hour!

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Dispatch sports columnist Michael Arace speaks with Columbus Blue Jackets beat reporter Brian Hedger on the latest episode of the Cannon Fodder podcast. During this edition we preview training camp in Traverse City, Michigan, and talk what happened with head coach Mike Babcock earlier this week.

On the first episode of Season Two of 'We’re Not Blowing Hot Air,'  we talk shop with Madison Packer – a hockey player from the National Women’s Hockey League*, with a reputation for her work ethic – on and off the ice. Get ready to be inspired by this fearless athlete, friend, wife, mom, and mental health advocate.

*The NWHL is now the Premier Hockey Federation or the PHF

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'We’re Not Blowing Hot Air' is a podcast – powered by Oxygen Plus (O+) – featuring amazing athletes and inspiring wellness-minded individuals who share how they elevate their everyday lives. Co-hosts Lauren Carlstrom and Ben Johnson broadcast monthly from O+'s worldwide headquarters in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Share, follow, rate and review 'We're Not Blowing Hot Air' wherever you podcast, so more people can elevate their everyday lives with Oxygen Plus. #oxygenplus #werenotblowinghotair 

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Dispatch columnist Michael Arace speaks with Columbus Blue Jackets beat reporter Brian Hedger and Bailey Johnson on the newest episode of the Cannon Fodder podcast. During this episode we discuss Monday’s upcoming trade deadline, what this means for the Blue Jackets, and speculate which players we think might get traded from the team.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Goalie Hacks Podcast, I’m excited to be joined today by another active professional goaltender, current starter with the Providence Bruins in the AHL, and that gentleman is Kyle Keyser.

We dive briefly into the most important skill that young kids should be developing at a young age while they’re playing minor hockey that will translate well and help them transition better to the next level when they get there. The biggest adjustments that eventually helped him find much more success at the major junior level. His first impressions of the leagues as a younger guy, and the major adjustments he realized he had to make to be able to compete at the highest level of pro hockey in North America. The biggest adjustment he had to make to be able to compete at that level after spending 3 years playing pro and having played over 45 games up to this point. Biggest Misconception among amateur goaltenders and minor league parents that they should have more clarity on. Some of the characteristics that he noticed of the NHL level that separates it as the best league in the world, and why it’s so hard for goaltenders to break into?

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Columbus Dispatch sports columnist Michael Arace speaks with Blue Jackets beat reporter Brian Hedger on the latest episode of the Cannon Fodder podcast. During this episode we recap everything that recently happened at the 2021 NHL Draft, discuss recent trades and contract extensions that have also happened since the draft and discuss what this means for the Columbus Blue Jackets as of right now and looking ahead to the future. Finally, we also mention what else has happened around the NHL in the last week since the draft.

Columbus Dispatch sports columnist Michael Arace speaks with Blue Jackets beat reporter Brian Hedger on the latest episode of the Cannon Fodder podcast. During this episode we discuss what we know now regarding the tragic death of Blue Jackets goalie Matiss Kivlenieks. Finally, we talk about what’s next for the Blue Jackets this summer and mention the upcoming NHL expansion draft.

The Columbus Blue Jackets announced the hiring of head coach Brad Larsen on Friday June 11, 2021 in Columbus, Ohio. During this news conference we hear from Blue Jacket’s General Manager Jarmo Kekäläinen and president of hockey operations John Davidson. We also hear from newly promoted coach Brad Larsen and hear a Q&A with the media.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Goalie Hacks podcast, I’m super excited to be joined today by another active professional goaltender, current NHL and AHL Goaltender for the Carolina Hurricanes, Beck Warm.

We chat about main pillars that the game is built around and their importance. Most important skill children should develop while playing minor hockey that will help them to transition better to the next level. Key skill kids should work upon to make a smooth transition to Junior Hockey and face challenges at that level. Differences between AHL and NHL that sticks out. Two biggest hacks for on and off ice drill that helps get an edge over the competition and stay ahead of everyone. Biggest adversity faced in Beck ‘s career and overcoming the same.

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Episode 24 features Gabriel Landeskog. Gabriel is the captain of the Colorado Avalanche in the National Hockey League. This episode was repurposed from another podcast I began Co-Hosting with Coach PJ Atherton of Atherton Hockey. We actually cut this interview when the pandemic just started. We had a blast discussing so many important experiences that have shaped Gabriel's life. We discuss how he was adapting to the start of the pandemic with his new baby<3)) He shares his experiences with a great coach from his youth, his thoughts on leadership and taking ownership of your process, and so much more about what it takes to be one of the best performers in the world!! As always, we’d love to hear your thoughts on this epic episode:))

In this week’s episode I’m joined by another active professional goaltender, Peyton Jones from the Colorado Eagles in the AHL.

We dive deeper into the AAA Hockey and Prep Hockey – the higher quality of the two and the greater exposure form. Overcoming that obstacle and drills or ideas that helped break that barrier. Secret ingredient to gaining success and winning accolades as a freshman. Anchor technique to stay focused and eliminate emotions and nervousness. Mental and Physical preparations to get to Pro Hockey. Drills or exercises to follow during the week to have success come gametime.

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In this week’s episode I’m joined by the co founder of the Quik Anchor Pegs and the X Tracker, and owner and founder of Finn Goalie Training , Jack Hartigan.

We dive into his personal coaching philosophy, and the major pillars he typically focuses on with his goalies. We break down the hardest areas for goalies trying to transition to pro hockey, and break down skills and drills to help prepare you for those challenges. We discuss the differences in goaltending culture between Europe and North America. We have an interesting rapid fire segment with some hot take goaltending topics I think you'll all enjoy. And lastly we dive into the products he's helped develop, the story behind them, and the work he's put into numerous goaltending companies now.

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MonkeySports’ Jason Felts and GoalieMonkey's Graisen Eatchel start the episode off with some quick chatter about the current state of Superstars in Sports and touch of some things before the episode starts with the guest this week, Rob McClay from Defending Big D on SB Nation (1:07). Robert then joins the pod and they kick off by talking about his background in hockey and how he became a sportswriter (14:11).  Deeper into the episode after a bunch of general talk on Hockey and the Stars vs Avalanche series, they bring up how he goes around giving takes on hockey in his writing and how the outcomes of those takes affect him and his writing (34:11). They then wrap up by mentioning the current situation of the Dallas Stars and what we think the future of the Stars franchise is going to look like (41:35). Check out Rob's writing at DefendingBigD.com, and be sure to use promo code Podcast10 for 10% off at HockeyMonkey.com!

MonkeySport’s Jason Felts and GoalieMonkey’s Graisen Eatchel catch up a bit with some Playoff talk in this weeks episode of the Outer Roll Podcast! Kicking off by talking about the insane 5OT game between the Lightning and Bluejackets. (1:30). They then go into talking about what in the world in wrong with the leafs? (7:44) before getting into further talks about the 5OT game and the mental capacity it takes to play in a game like that, all while discussing what might happen off the ice in this type of situation (11:40). Transitioning into the teams who did not qualify, they chat about what teams might need a shake up in the off-season and speculate what might happen in the following years to some organizations goalie situations (22:00). Finishing up the eliminated teams, they then transition to look at current goalie situations in the playoffs and speak on who is shining early and goalies they did not expect to see this year (34:57). Bruins! (42:47). Be sure to use promo code "Podcast10" for 10% off your entire order at the new GoalieMonkey.com! 

In today's episode I'm joined by Olivier Gervas from one of the biggest goaltending schools in Canada - Paramount Hockey

We dive into the main pillars of his coaching philosophy, and what that hardest part about transitioning to major junior hockey is. How learning to have fun can change the outcome of your career, and bring out the best version of you. What exactly makes Marc-Andre Fleury so good, and why he excels so much with his compete level. The pro and cons of a neutral versus wide stance, how to frame the net properly, and Gervais' time working with Jean-Sebastian Giguere's son. His new brand Living Sisu, what it means, and why everyone needs to embrace this mental toughness mentality. Full Show Notes Here: https://goaliehacks.com/ghp-022-w-olivier-gervais-from-paramount-hockey/

In today’s episode I’m joined by Brett Schaffer from the Back-To-Back SPHL Champs Huntsville Havoc

We chat about what minor pro hockey in North America is like, and what coaches are looking for in the recruiting process. We discuss his team’s Championship run, the key to consistency, and what it takes to develop a championship mentality. And we dive deep into why kids should play multiple sports, why it’s imperative to avoid the perfectionist complex, and the significance of being able to turn the page quickly.

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With the NHL starting their 24-team playoff format in just one week, Jason and Graisen talk about how the extended break will effect players and teams (2:35), how the veterans will react to jumping right into playoffs (8:22), and how team chemistry will help or hurt teams in a situation like this (14:07). We then recap our predictions from the first Off the Ice episode back in January to see how right (or wrong) we were with our picks (17:32), before making our new predictions for this playoff format (22:47) with our old pal Tyler from HockeyMonkey (38:16). Make sure to use promo code Podcast10 for 10% off your entire order at HockeyMonkey.com!

In today's episode I'm joined by the Associate Head Coach of the Umass Amherst Men's Ice Hockey Program Jared DeMichiel

We talk about what the hardest part about transitioning to the USHL from prep hockey was, and how kids can get exposure to more NCAA colleges. We dive deep into his league championships and accolades at RIT, and the one thing he wishes he could change if he could go back before he went pro. And we discuss the biggest skill young goaltenders can work on that will transition well to d1 college hockey.

Full show notes available here: https://goaliehacks.com/ghp-020-how-to-find-your-way-w-umass-amherst-associate-head-coach-jared-demichiel

In this episode I chat with Zach about the biggest games of his career, and how he managed to overcome those challenges. We talk about the importance of developing systems around your game, and how to use them to your advantage. His journey to pro hockey, what it takes to play at the next level, and the whole inside scoop on what it takes to be a world-class winning elite goaltender. https://goaliehacks.com/ghp-005-the-art-of-winning-w-zach-fucale/

Joe Corvo spent 11 seasons in the National Hockey League.

During his career, he played for the Los Angeles Kings, Ottawa Senators, Carolina Hurricanes, Washington Capitals, and Boston Bruins. When he retired, he turned his focus to CrossFit and made the Games in 2018 in the 40-44-year-old division, where he took 7th overall.

In this episode, he talks with Sean Woodland about his years in the NHL and his fondest memories from his career, what drove him to become a CrossFit competitor and how an unfortunate incident during his rookie year proved to be a turning point in his life.

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Timeline:

1:36 – Falling in love with hockey.

4:42 – On self-doubt.

7:07 – Cross-checking John Marino.

8:27 – Top memories from Joe’s pro-hockey career and why the guys called him “Lucky.”

10:50 – The incident that changed his life.

15:01 – Learning to move on afterward.

16:43 – On parenting two teenage boys.

18:45 – Fitness in the NHL.

20:44 – Finding CrossFit.

22:48 – Finding a new competitive outlet in CrossFit.

26:36 – Qualifying for the 2018 Games as a master.

30:24 – Why Joe doesn’t take PEDs.

32:27 – His best Games event finish.

33:40 – Performance anxiety in hockey vs. CrossFit.

36:03 – Training as a master.

39:00 – Competitive goals for the future.

40:36 – The differing rewards of hockey and CrossFit.