Wrestling podcast. New episodes every Monday.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 482 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Rock Harrison is a wrestling analyst for ACC and ESPN.
Ben Reiter is the Executive Director of Beat the Streets National.
Frank Popolizio is the founder and head coach of the Journeymen Wrestling Club.
Neil Erisman is the head coach of the Little Rock Arkansas wrestling team.
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My son and I drive all over Ohio for wrestling each week, as he wrestles for two different clubs, listening to all of your podcasts. Inspirational and so enjoyable. One of those clubs he wrestled with is Jeff Jordan’s up in St Paris Graham. He would be an so awesome person to interview with all of these wrestlers he has coached (David Taylor l, Logan steiber, etc.) and been coached by (Schultz). We Love your show!
Wrestling has influenced my life in so many ways. If you ever entered the circle, this Pod’s for you. Host Ryan gets the best guests. He’s both a fan and a great conversationalist with the greats … and sometimes not-so-great. Do yourself a favor and give it a listen.
Just listened to the Pat Cummins episode. Wow, what a crazy, fun story. I listen to the podcast every day on my bike, and I thought I’d heard all the best stories. Henry Cejudo. The Smiths. Tony Davis. But this episode is probably my favorite of all of them. If you want to know how hard work pays off in this sport and in life, start here. Cummins is such an interesting guy. He could be a character in a movie or a book. Reminded me of the boxer/ deep sea divers in Tom Jones’s The Pugilist at Rest... more
This podcast is always a go to! Life lessons, motivation, inspiration, health, fitness, family, technique, strategy, history. You name it, this podcast takes care of all of the above within the context of the most amazing sport in the world…Wrestling!
Host Ryan Warner creates inspiring interviews with successful athletes, coaches and broadcasters that will energize you. From NCAA AA’s to junior high burnouts this podcast has something for you. Ryan tackles huge topics from mini series features on Icons of the sport to single episodes with everyone from world medalists to optimism coaches. regardless of your age when it comes to Wrestling Changed My Life you're guaranteed to learn something!
Apple Podcasts | #175 | Israel/Sports |
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