Explore " track racing" with insightful episodes like "Decorated Army Veteran uses Autocross to help him", "Decorated Army Veteran uses Autocross to help him", "Fast Cars and Self Care", "Fast Cars and Self Care" and "Joanne Trimpi: Everything is Relative" from podcasts like ""The VeST", "The VeST (Veteran Sports Talk)", "The VeST (Veteran Sports Talk)", "The VeST" and "Talk of the T-Town - All Things Track Cycling"" and more!
Sgt Joshua Hansen, a decorated US Army Veteran who earned a Bronze Star and Purple Heart while serving. He had a hard time adjusting to civilian life after losing several members in combat and several more to suicide. He found peace and purpose while restoring his "drive" when he reached out to Peter Cline at VETMotorsports. Joshua was able to get into Autocross and currently runs a Dodge Challenger in the CAM-C division in the Utah SCCA.
Sgt Joshua Hansen, a decorated US Army Veteran who earned a Bronze Star and Purple Heart while serving. He had a hard time adjusting to civilian life after losing several members in combat and several more to suicide. He found peace and purpose while restoring his "drive" when he reached out to Peter Cline at VETMotorsports. Joshua was able to get into Autocross and currently runs a Dodge Challenger in the CAM-C division in the Utah SCCA.
On this episode of "The VeST", I was able to speak with Chantel Fucci about her new endeavor into racing cars with the help of VETMotorspors, Frank Schwartz with Grass Paddock Motorsports and CorgiSport Revision. We discussed how getting behind the wheel has helped her keep her mind sharp and improve her mental health.
In remembrance of SPC Isaac Stechshulte.
If you're a veteran wanting to see if racing can help your mental health go check out VETMotorsports website below:
VETMotorsports
On this episode of "The VeST", I was able to speak with Chantel Fucci about her new endeavor into racing cars with the help of VETMotorspors, Frank Schwartz with Grass Paddock Motorsports and CorgiSport Revision. We discussed how getting behind the wheel has helped her keep her mind sharp and improve her mental health.
In remembrance of SPC Isaac Stechshulte.
If you're a veteran wanting to see if racing can help your mental health go check out VETMotorsports website below:
VETMotorsports
Do you have a WHOOP? This week's guest was able to use the data from her WHOOP to discover a cardiac arrythmia, specifically paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (afib). Joan sits down with Joanne Trimpi, friend and master's track athlete. Joan and Joanne talk about how Joanne got into track cycling, her stellar 2021 track season, and her journey and diagnosis. Please check out the link in the show notes for more information on paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (afib). If you have experienced something similar and would like to share your story or talk with Joanne, reach out to us at info@thevelodrome.com.
Thanks to B Braun Medical Inc. for sponsoring the Talk of the T-Town Podcast. BBraun is a global leader in infusion therapy and pain management, B Braun develops, manufactures and markets innovative medical products to the healthcare community. They are also strong believers in supporting the quality of life in the communities where their employees work and live.
Visit thevelodrome.com to learn more about the Valley Preferred Cycling Center.
Atrial Fibrillation in Athletes
https://hughston.com/wellness/atrial-fibrillation-in-athletes/
Joanne on Instagram: @trimpijl
We explore one of the biggest sports stories of the last 30 years: how did British cyclists come from nowhere to dominate their sport so completely, on both track and road?
Author Kenny Pryde claims that, between its Olympic and Tour de France successes, Team GB/Team Sky have been the most successful team in the history of sport.
How did that happen? And what about the question marks that have emerged, with allegations of bullying, doping and sexism?
Pryde, a former editor of Winning magazine and writer for Cycling Weekly and Cycle Sport, has spent five years investigating the story. He discusses his book, 'The Medal Factory: British Cycling and the Cost of Gold' with Duncan Steer.
The interview was recorded at a live event at the Grand Central in Brighton. For news of (we hope) more events and future podcast guests, please see radiodaysevents.com or visit our Radio Days Events Facebook page.
In this episode, Heather speaks with long time colleague and friend Kelly. They currently work for the same company (who shall not be named) although on different ends of the country and in different roles. Kelly shares about her education in microbiology, her career path thus far, her new(ish) role as a manager, as well as what she likes to do in her free time. Hint: her hobbies include cars and guns - how badass is that?
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Tony at Autobahn Collision in Torrance https://www.acctorrance.com/
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Ballast Point https://www.ballastpoint.com/location/ballast-point-long-beach/
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