Double A Breakdown

Episode 4 of Double A Breakdown - We sit down with one of Addison's teammates (Colette Martin) to discuss her journey as a young softball player, who has dealt with extreme injury and recovery. She is a strong young athlete and always has a positive attitude.Let us know what you think of the POD and send any comments or questions that we can tackle each week!Contact: [email protected]: White Shepherd Coffee (http://whiteshepherdcoffee.com)Order bags of coffee or merch online and use code: DOUBLEA for 20% off your first order.Visit White Shepherd Coffee at two locations: Spring Hill and Thompsons Station Tennessee.Watch on YouTube:    / @doubleabreakdown  DOUBLE A BREAKDOWN PODCASTWhat does it really take to grow up as a student-athlete?Hosted by Adam and Addison (a 12-year-old competitive softball player) this podcast dives into the real-life journey of balancing sports, school, family, and everything in between. Together, we bring two perspectives to the table: the parent navigating the sidelines and the athlete living it every day.Each week, we tackle the challenges that come with practices, games, tournaments, pressure, confidence, wins, losses, and the lessons learned along the way. We talk honestly about tough innings, mental mistakes, big moments, and how to bounce back stronger.We also answer audience questions from families raising young athletes—covering topics like time management, work ethic, leadership, dealing with setbacks, handling expectations, and staying focused in the classroom while chasing athletic goals.Some episodes include reviewing game tape—breaking down our own performances or analyzing college and professional softball games—to highlight strategy, mindset, decision-making, and teachable moments that apply far beyond the field.From weekly sports-and-school topics to meaningful conversations about character, discipline, growth, and identity, this show is for families who believe athletics is about more than trophies.It’s about becoming stronger students, better teammates, resilient competitors, and confident young leaders.Because in the end, it’s more than the game.Double A Breakdown PodcastHosts: Adam and Addison SturgeonEdited by Adam SturgeonProduced using Riverside FM StudioA Father and Daughter Production

EPISODE 3 INFO:We answered some audience questions. Talked Softball Chants, Picking Jersey Numbers, and Addison's experience playing 2nd Base for the first time.Let us know what you think of the POD and send any comments or questions that we can tackle each week!Contact: [email protected]: White Shepherd Coffee (http://whiteshepherdcoffee.com)Order bags of coffee or merch online and use code: DOUBLEA for 20% off your first order.Visit White Shepherd Coffee at two locations: Spring Hill and Thompsons Station Tennessee.Watch on YouTube:    / @doubleabreakdown  DOUBLE A BREAKDOWN PODCASTWhat does it really take to grow up as a student-athlete?Hosted by Adam and Addison (a 12-year-old competitive softball player) this podcast dives into the real-life journey of balancing sports, school, family, and everything in between. Together, we bring two perspectives to the table: the parent navigating the sidelines and the athlete living it every day.Each week, we tackle the challenges that come with practices, games, tournaments, pressure, confidence, wins, losses, and the lessons learned along the way. We talk honestly about tough innings, mental mistakes, big moments, and how to bounce back stronger.We also answer audience questions from families raising young athletes—covering topics like time management, work ethic, leadership, dealing with setbacks, handling expectations, and staying focused in the classroom while chasing athletic goals.Some episodes include reviewing game tape—breaking down our own performances or analyzing college and professional softball games—to highlight strategy, mindset, decision-making, and teachable moments that apply far beyond the field.From weekly sports-and-school topics to meaningful conversations about character, discipline, growth, and identity, this show is for families who believe athletics is about more than trophies.It’s about becoming stronger students, better teammates, resilient competitors, and confident young leaders.Because in the end, it’s more than the game.Double A Breakdown PodcastHosts: Adam and Addison SturgeonEdited by Adam SturgeonProduced using Riverside FM StudioA Father and Daughter Production

Do you assign specific color folders to your core subjects? We did! Tell us what yours are... RED, YELLOW, BLUE, GREEN.Let us know what you think of the POD and send any comments or questions that we can tackle each week!Contact: [email protected]: White Shepherd Coffee (whiteshepherdcoffee.com)Order coffee or merch online and use code: DOUBLEA for 20% off your first order.Visit White Shepherd Coffee at two locations: Spring Hill and Thompsons Station Tennessee.Watch on YoutubeDonate to HMS SOFTBALL HEREEPISODE INFO:What does it really take to grow up as a student-athlete?Hosted by Adam and Addison (a 12-year-old competitive softball player) this podcast dives into the real-life journey of balancing sports, school, family, and everything in between. Together, we bring two perspectives to the table: the parent navigating the sidelines and the athlete living it every day.Each week, we tackle the challenges that come with practices, games, tournaments, pressure, confidence, wins, losses, and the lessons learned along the way. We talk honestly about tough innings, mental mistakes, big moments, and how to bounce back stronger.We also answer audience questions from families raising young athletes—covering topics like time management, work ethic, leadership, dealing with setbacks, handling expectations, and staying focused in the classroom while chasing athletic goals.Some episodes include reviewing game tape—breaking down our own performances or analyzing college and professional softball games—to highlight strategy, mindset, decision-making, and teachable moments that apply far beyond the field.From weekly sports-and-school topics to meaningful conversations about character, discipline, growth, and identity, this show is for families who believe athletics is about more than trophies.It’s about becoming stronger students, better teammates, resilient competitors, and confident young leaders.Because in the end, it’s more than the game.Double A Breakdown PodcastHosts: Adam and Addison SturgeonEdited by Adam SturgeonProduced using Riverside FM StudioA Father and Daughter Production

Contact: [email protected]: White Shepherd Coffee (whiteshepherdcoffee.com)Order coffee or merch online and use code: DOUBLEA for 20% off your first order.Visit White Shepherd Coffee at two locations: Spring Hill and Thompsons Station Tennessee.Watch on YoutubeEPISODE INFO:What does it really take to grow up as a student-athlete?Hosted by a parent and his 12-year-old daughter—a competitive softball player—this podcast dives into the real-life journey of balancing sports, school, family, and everything in between. Together, we bring two perspectives to the table: the parent navigating the sidelines and the athlete living it every day.Each week, we tackle the challenges that come with practices, games, tournaments, pressure, confidence, wins, losses, and the lessons learned along the way. We talk honestly about tough innings, mental mistakes, big moments, and how to bounce back stronger.We also answer audience questions from families raising young athletes—covering topics like time management, work ethic, leadership, dealing with setbacks, handling expectations, and staying focused in the classroom while chasing athletic goals.Some episodes include reviewing game tape—breaking down our own performances or analyzing college and professional softball games—to highlight strategy, mindset, decision-making, and teachable moments that apply far beyond the field.From weekly sports-and-school topics to meaningful conversations about character, discipline, growth, and identity, this show is for families who believe athletics is about more than trophies.It’s about becoming stronger students, better teammates, resilient competitors, and confident young leaders.Because in the end, it’s more than the game.