The Sports Effect

We all have been challenged during these last few months, thoughts on how this season will likely change all of us...but how we are changed is up to us! Please rate, share and subscribe. Feedback of all kinds is welcomed!

Bit different this time (my story in sports and coaching/ competing) Hope this is encouraging and helpful to whoever listens! Want to be on an episode ? email [email protected] Follow me on instagram @1aura.rybka

Talk with Trey Brokaw, Head Women’s Cross Country Coach at The University of Akron. On experiences and career as a coach.

Morgan is a rising senior for the University of Akron’s swim team. She has accomplished a lot but it doesn’t stop there. On this episodes discuss the importance of team, small goals, and letting go in order to succeed. One of the coolest things about Morgan’s interview was that she I asked her about the highlight of her career, she shared the success of a teammate. Give it a listen!

Mitch is a member of the University of Akron men’s golf team. He has greatly contributed to the team. Finished top ten in the MAC in 2017-2018 season. Mitch has some great things to share about goal setting, focusing on the present, and overcoming fear and anxiety. Great perspective about what really matters in the end. 

For this podcast Skye shares his experience in soccer, what he has learned through the sport and what drives him to be continue pursuing excellence. Skye has been part of Akron men’s soccer for four years. In the 2018 season Skye was named first team all MAC as well as all tournament squad for the 2018 NCAA College Cup. Definitely worth the listen.

Injury is rough. This episode is about helping you turn your setbacks into comebacks, what you can learn and how you can become better than you were before.

What does it look like to really be comitted and what happens when you are? Whats the difference between wishes and reality? Podcast about the times when you want to quit or feel like you are at the end is exactly the time when you should decide it is most important to dig deeper.

Miguel shares his story of how soccer helped shape who he is today, what he learned, and how the sport has taught him lessons and given him tools to succeed beyond his athletic career. Great wisdom of the lessons we can learn for now and later.

You can’t build a long term future in short term thinking. -Billy Cox Smart Training is not the same as hard training- do you know the difference?

Chat with Akron Zips Freshman Goalkeeper, Erin McKinney on her expierence in soccer, lessons she has learned, and the grit and gratitude she has learned that have helped her achieve what she has.

In order to overcome our barriers we must first awknowledge what they are, mental- physical- time. That is how we progress as athletes and people. Want to learn how to view obstacles as an opportunity? Give this a listen!

Total Transformation:Chat with Caroline Rybka First Interview Podcast! Guest: Caroline Rybka Story of total transformation. Amazing Example of hard work, discipline, and the change that a spprt can have in your whole life!

We all want to be part of something great. Winning in sports and success in life is created and cultivated in the minds of athletes and employees. How to we create a culture that lasts?

We all have dreams, but how many of us are willing to go after those dreams? Are willing to Risk and Work for them? You cannot have a million dollar dream with xa minimum wage worth ethic.
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Time is a funny thing. The Average Person Works 100,000 hours or more in their lifetime, shouldn’t our work be something that is meaningful to us and makes a difference? This podcast discusses why following something you love will get you much further than settling for safety.

We all have impact. We all can have a positive one, but it is up to us to decide. This episode talks about how to use our talents, gifts, and opportunities to make lasting changes for good (notice Lebeon not in a Lakers Jersey)

Sometimes over focus on the big picture causes us to overlook the small progress we are making. In this episode we look at how awknowledging the little things is what eventually leads up to something big.