April 1, 2016
3 Things I Learn From Sports-Talk Radio & What I’m Doing About It (You Should Too!)
Tired of Sports Radio? Frustrated with the lack of positive messages for youth sports? CHOOSE to do something about it.
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Image – Is there an alternative to sports talk radio? pictured: iTunes Sports Podcasts
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I listen to a fair amount of sports radio, and most of the time afterwards I have learned:
- The __________ (fill in name of your local professional sports teams) are run by morons
- Professional athletes get in a lot of trouble, particularly after midnight
- There are plenty of male clinics to help you with any bedroom performance issues you are having
I wrote a few months ago about 4 books that have changed my life, click here to see that post. Today I want to share a few podcasts that constantly change and improve me. I have found podcasts to be a much more productive use of my time vs. sports talk radio. Some of these podcasts I share have huge audiences, and others are new and up-and-upcoming. I have gotten to know all of these hosts – And I’m asking you to not just read this email, but to TAKE ACTION on it. It says in James in the Bible:
‘Let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth’
So I am asking you to check out these podcasts – and if you believe in them and their message – help get the word out and keep them going by writing a review. Stop complaining about what’s happening in youth sports…and do something about it. iTunes reviews can be a bit tricky to enter, so I made some easy-to-follow instructions with screenshots- get them here.
- The Hardwood Hustle podcast – Alan Stein and Adam Bradley
- The Football Coaching podcast – Joe Daniel
- The Sports Parenting podcast – Janis Meredith
- Teamsnap Youth Sports podcast – Emily Cohen
- 100% Athlete podcast – Reed Maltbie and colleagues
- Mind over Sport podcast – Warren Nye
- Athlete on Fire podcast – Scott Jones
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