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TeeBox Chatter Golf Podcast - Episode 33 "A Chat With PGA Tour Canada Players"

Need a listen on your way in to work. Well, have a listen to this new episode of the TeeBox Chatter Golf Podcast. In this episode of the TeeBox Chatter Golf Podcast, I welcome PGA TOUR Canada players Jeffrey Kang, Eric Lilleboe, Thomas Walsh, and Jake Knapp. Recorded during the 2022 Fortinet Cup Championship in Kitchener, ON at Deer Ridge Golf Club on moving day. About the players. Jake Knapp…

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Jim Justice

Physique: Heavyset Build Height: 6’ 7" (2.01 m)

James Conley Justice II (born April 27, 1951-) is an American businessman and politician who has served as the 36th governor of West Virginia since 2017. Justice was once a billionaire, but his net worth had declined to $513.3 million as of 2021. He inherited a coal mining business from his father and built a business empire with 94 companies, including the Greenbrier, a luxury resort in White Sulphur Springs.

Justice is a well-liked and wealthy coal magnate who is one big fucking bear of a man. No other way to describe him. Hell… he compared himself to a grizzly bear. A 6-foot-7, 400+ pound millionaire grizzly bear. I’ll admit, I’m a little intimidated by the sheer size of him. But once I leave my goo on him, that’ll pass.

A lifelong West Virginian, he attended Raleigh County public schools and graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in 1969, and attended Greenbrier Military Academy as a post-graduate. Governor Justice went on to Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, and was captain of the golf team for two years before earning his undergraduate degree and a Masters in Business Administration.

Justice married his high school sweetheart, having two adult children and spend time spoiling four grandchildren. In addition, they have three dogs: two Boston Terriers, and their famous Babydog, an English Bulldog. Plus, he coach girls' basketball. Not the most handsomest guy, but I'd love to fuck around with him for a weekend. And for some reason with his dog, Babydog watching.

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Season 4 Episode 16- Clare Kaufman Quebedeaux- “Be purposeful with not just what you’re teaching but also what you’re learning”

I am fired up to welcome Clare Kaufman Quebedeaux to The Podcast to talk about leadership and developing basketball players. Clare has had a really cool voyage that has brought her to Columbus to work alongside her first boss and mentor. Throughout the 30 plus minute discussion Clare and I get into:

1)    Being intentional in developing your staff in leadership

2)    A wake-up call that brought her to understand her role as a leader developing coaches

3)    Some unique aspects to their staffing system to help coaches grow professionally within the department.

4)    The importance of finding the right fit during the hiring process.

5)    How the transfer portal and foreign trips in the summer had a massive impact on summer training.

6)    Where the limitations to motivation have changed some of her perspective.

7)    Ways she has had success helping athletes who return from international competition to reintegrate into the team setting.

A huge thank you to Clare Kaufman Quebedeaux for sharing so much of her voyage through the coaching world. They have built a great system in Columbus for coaches to grow and develop and she was so kind in breaking down not just the X’s and O’s to it, but the thought process behind how it has evolved. Make sure you give her a follow-on Instagram at @ckarequib to keep up with all the things she’s doing. If you did enjoy the show please share this with a colleague. Lastly, if you haven’t subscribed to the show please do on your favorite podcast app, and if you would be so kind as to leave us a review, I’d greatly appreciate it.

Who is Clare Quebedeaux?

Clare Quebedeaux joined the Buckeye strength and conditioning program in 2017. Her core responsibilities include serving as the Facility Supervisor for multiple facilities as well as overseeing the Women’s Basketball and Men’s Golf programs.

Prior to Ohio State, Quebedeaux was the director of strength and conditioning at Southeastern Louisiana University, working with the football, basketball, women’s soccer, women’s tennis and men’s golf programs. She was also an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Temple University and the University of Hartford. She served as a graduate assistant for strength and conditioning while attending University of Tennessee.

Quebedeaux earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a concentration in Strength and Conditioning from University of Wisconsin – La Crosse in 2010. She went on to receive her master’s in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Physiology from the University of Tennessee in 2013.

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Record Number of Student/Athletes to Participate in WVSSAC Girls Golf Invitational

A record 125 girls are registered to participate in the seventh West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission Girls Golf Invitational on Tuesday at Woodridge Plantation Golf Course in Mineral Wells, West Virginia. This represents an increase of more than 40 players over the six-year history of the event. A new champion is guaranteed this season as two-time champion Savannah Hawkins of Hurricane has taken her clubs on to play at Marshall University along with a number of seven of the top 10 players from last season have moved on to play at the college level. While girls have been able to play with the boys co-ed golf for more than five decades, the girls game took a big move forward with the first full girls team at John Marshall High School in 2016 under the direction of Dave Gaudino and Bridget Carnahan. In the first year, the team had to play the many girls teams in Ohio.  Over the years, the sport has grown to nearly 20 full teams playing their own schedule primarily in the northern part of West Virginia. While the WVSSAC tournament is an individual event, the following schools will send full girls teams: John Marshall, Brooke, Weir, Wheeling Park, Wheeling Central, Morgantown, University, Herbert Hoover, Wirt, St. Marys, Fairmont Senior, Ripley, Sissonville, Princeton, George Washington, and Calhoun. Many other schools will be sending individual players as well. While the girls do not have their separate team tournament sponsored by the WVSSAC yet, the continued growth of the sport in the state could eventually lead to a separate team tournament in the future. Competition is divided into two divisions with players in the Championship Division playing 18 holes and players in the Open division playing 9 holes. Possibly leading the pack in the Championship Division is Maddie Potts of Wheeling Central. A four-time participant and top 20 finisher, Potts, who is also a cheerleader, brings a complete game to the Nicklaus-designed course at Woodridge. She brings an 18-hole average in the low 80’s to the event. Two Rivers Athletic Conference girls’ medalist Angela Yao of Morgantown will also challenge along with sophomores Kianna Garrison of John Marshall, Audrey Kerr of Bridgeport and Abby Kingora of University. Competition is expected to begin at 9:30. Spectators are welcome and there is no admission charge. (photos attached Maddie Potts of Wheeling Central and Kianna Garrison of John Marshall) Read the full article

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2024 olympians representing non country of residence part 3

Egypt: Bilal Abdelgalil, soccer (Châteauroux, France); Sara Amr-Hossny, fencing (Brooklyn, New York); Mohamed Hamza, fencing (Houston, Texas); Nada Mohamed, wrestling (Corsier-Sur-Vevey, Switzerland) & Nayel Nasser, equestrian (San Diego County, California) El Salvador: Enrique Arathoon, sailing (Ciudad Guatemala, Guatemala) Eritrea: Christina Rach, swimming (Dubai, U.A.E.) & Berhane Tesfay, athletics (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) Estonia: My Relander, equestrian (Helsinki, Finland) Eswatini: Hayley Hoy, swimming (Pretoria, South Africa) & Chadd Ning, swimming (Plymouth, Delaware) Micronesia: Tasi Limtiaco, swimming (Kofu, Japan) Fiji: Kolora Lomani, rugby (Wellington, New Zealand); Anahira McCutchen, swimming (Auckland, New Zealand); Sophia Morgan, sailing (Auckland, New Zealand); Talei Wilson, rugby (Hornsby, Australia) & David Young, swimming (University Place, Washington) Finland: Henri Ruoste, equestrian (Menden, Germany) & Heili Sirviö, skateboarding (Canberra, Australia) France: Téo Andant, athletics (Monte Carlo, Monaco); Anastasia Bayandina, swimming (Krasnoyarsk, Russia); Emil Bjorch, water polo (Slagelse, Denmark); Romain Cannone, fencing (New York, New York); Catherine Clot, field hockey (Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Mélanie De Jesus, gymnastics (Houston, Texas); Marie Fegue, weightlifting (Yaoundé, Cameroon); Rafael Fente-Damers, swimming (Houston, Texas); Albane Garot-Loussif, field hockey (Liège, Belgium); Roger Hunt, diving (Southampton, U.K.); Karl Konan, handball (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire); Juliette Landi, diving (Houston, Texas); Bernardin Matam, weightlifting (Yaoundé, Cameroon); Gaël Monfils, tennis (Geneva, Switzerland); Iman Ndiaye, volleyball (Plano, Texas); Michael Olise, soccer (London, U.K.); Hertzka Orsolya, water polo (Budapest, Hungary); Stephen Parez-Edo, rugby (Madrid, Spain); Victor Perez, golf (Dundee, U.K.); Mia Rycraw, water polo (Walnut, California); Tessa-Margot Schubert, field hockey (Essen, Germany); Dora Tchakounté, weightlifting (Yaoundé, Cameroon); Guusje Van Bolhuis, field hockey (Leiden, The Netherlands); Gabby Williams (Sparks, Nevada) & Antoine Zeghdar, rugby (Monte Carlo, Monaco) Gabon: Virginia Aymard, judo (Amiens, France); Wissy Hoyeyenda-Moukoula, athletics (Yaoundé, Cameroon) & Noëlie Lacour, swimming (Bergerac, France) Gambia: Alasan Ann, taekwondo (Maple Grove, Minnesota); Ami Barrow, swimming (Milwaukee Township, Wisconsin); Sanu Jallow, athletics (Charlotte, North Carolina) & Faye Njie, judo (Helsinki, Finland) Germany: Grozer György; Jr., volleyball (Budapest, Hungary); Kathrin Hendrich, soccer (Eupen, Belgium); Stephan Jäger, golf (Chattanooga, Tennessee); Camilla Kemp, surfing (Cascais, Portugal); Angelique Kerber, tennis (Puszczykowo, Poland); Dominik Koepfer, tennis (Tampa, Florida); Rafael Miroslaw, swimming (Bloomington, Indiana); Alexis Peterson, basketball (Columbus, Ohio); Artem Selin, swimming (Krasnoyarsk, Russia); Xenia Smits, handball (Antwerp, Belgium); Nick Weiler-Babb, basketball (Arlington, Texas); Kaii Winkler, swimming (Miami, Florida) & Alexander Zverev, tennis (Monte Carlo, Monaco) Ghana: Joselle Mensah, swimming (Bad Vilbel, Germany) & Harry Stacey, Swimming (Brighton, U.K.) Great Britain: Sky Brown, skateboarding (Takanabe, Japan); Dan Evans, tennis (Dubai, U.A.E.); Tommy Fleetwood, golf (Dubai, U.A.E.); Lottie Fry, equestrian (Den Hout, The Netherlands); Anna Hursey, table tennis (Tianjin, China); Josie Knight, cycling (Dingle, Ireland); Andy Macdonald, skateboarding (Newton, Massachusetts); Liam Sanford, field hockey (Wegberg, Germany); Cynthia Sember, athletics (Ypsilanti, Michigan); Eve Stewart, rowing (Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Saskia Tidey, sailing (Dublin, Ireland); Calli Yauger-Thackeray, athletics (Flagstaff, Arizona) & Nicole Yeargin, athletics (Bowie, Maryland)

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Carter Vynckier: From Small-Town Dreams to Golf Stardom

Carter Vynckier is a talented professional golfer and social media influencer who has captured the hearts of many with his inspiring journey. Born on July 29, 1999, in Norfolk, Virginia, Carter developed a love for golf at a young age. Despite facing many challenges, including using a difficult club chosen by his father, he remained determined to excel in the sport.

After high school, Carter pursued his dream of playing college golf. He earned a scholarship to Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida, but his time there was challenging. Even though he did well in his studies, he struggled to improve his golf game and eventually lost his scholarship. This setback didn’t stop him.

Instead, he left college and focused entirely on becoming a professional golfer. For four years, Carter worked multiple jobs to support himself while tirelessly improving his golf skills. His hard work and dedication paid off, and he became known as the "DOD King" (Driver of the Deck King) for his impressive long drives. Now, with an estimated net worth of $5 million, Carter is a rising star in the golf world.

In addition to his golf career, Carter is also a social media influencer. He shares tips and inspiration with his followers on Instagram and hosts a podcast featuring motivational stories from various guests. Carter Vynckier’s story is a testament to what can be achieved with hard work and unwavering determination.

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Henry Harrison: Pioneering Entrepreneur in Dallas, Texas

Meet Henry Harrison, a dynamic entrepreneur whose footprint spans three decades of relentless innovation and business acumen in the bustling hub of Dallas/Fort Worth. From starting his first company at age 25 to become a successful repeat entrepreneur, Henry’s journey is a testament to passion, perseverance, and a keen eye for opportunity.

A Glimpse into Henry’s Early Years From Northern Virginia/Washington DC, Henry laid the groundwork for his future endeavors with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Emory University. Fueling his thirst for knowledge, he pursued further education, earning a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA) from Southern Methodist University (SMU).

The Path of Entrepreneurship Henry’s entrepreneurial spirit led him on a journey that saw him found and acquire over fifty companies, spanning a wide array of industries. From venturing into Private Equity to mastering the intricacies of Internet Marketing, Henry’s ventures reflect his adaptability and innovative mindset.

Navigating Strategic Waters Beyond his entrepreneurial pursuits, Henry has donned the hat of a strategic advisor, notably contributing to a solar energy company with aspirations to revolutionize global solar efficiency. His leadership acumen shines through his roles as a member and past President of the Entrepreneurs Organization (EO) Dallas Chapter and active participation in The Young Presidents Organization (YPO).

Life Beyond Business While Henry is undeniably immersed in the world of business, he finds solace and joy in various activities outside the boardroom. Whether it’s sweating it out at the gym, exploring nature through hiking, perfecting his swing on the golf course, shredding the slopes while skiing, or engaging in a friendly game of tennis, Henry embraces a balanced lifestyle with gusto. His memberships at establishments like the Washington Golf and Country Club in Arlington, Virginia, and Lifetime Fitness underscore his commitment to holistic well-being.

Tune into the Henry Harrison Entrepreneurs, Business, & Finance Podcast Step into the world of entrepreneurship and finance with Henry Harrison’s captivating podcast. As the host of the Henry Harrison Entrepreneurs, Business, and Finance Podcast, Henry invites listeners on an enriching journey through the dynamic realm of innovation, commerce, and financial prowess. Each episode strives for insightful conversations with visionary entrepreneurs, industry experts, and financial gurus, delving deep into their stories, strategies, and invaluable lessons learned along the way.

Henry Harrison hopes to impact Dallas, Texas and beyond by leaving a mark on the entrepreneurial landscape. Henry aims to inspire people on their paths to success with tenacity, vision, and a pursuit of excellence.

ORIGINALLY FOUND ON- Source: Henry Harrison Dallas(https://henryharrisondallas.com/)

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John Quentin Wesley, age 93 of Morganfield, KY went home peacefully on Wednesday, May 24, 2023. Quentin believed the promise of eternal life and that Jesus has prepared a home for him in heaven (John 14:2-4). He was born on October 29, 1929 at the very start of the Great Depression. Times were hard. He did not have an official birth certificate until 1964. With God’s grace, he and his 5 siblings endured a rural life in Sturgis, KY.

After graduating from Sturgis High School in 1948, Quentin attended Bob Jones University 1948-1949 in Greenville, SC. After one year, he transferred to Western Kentucky University where he was on the track team. He went on to law school at UK. While in Lexington, he met the love of his life, Hildegarde Taylor from Hardinsburg, KY. They married in 1955 and had 4 children. He served in the United States Air Force from 1954 until his honorable discharge in 1965 as Captain. While based at Wright Patterson, he worked on contracts for the B52 bomber.

Quentin practiced law for 50 years in a bustling office on Court St. across from the courthouse. Mr. Wesley represented the people of his community with honor and compassion. He was dedicated to his beloved community and answered the call to serve. Quentin utilized his popularity and his integrity to serve in many positions. Early in his professional years, he presided as Sturgis Kiwanis club president and served on the Henderson Community advisory board. He served as Morganfield City Attorney for 25 years and Union County Attorney. He represented the U.C. Board of Education for 50 years and the U.C. Water District. Quentin was selected Union County Judge Pro-Tem. In 1968 he was elected to the Kentucky House of Representatives and represented his constituents of the 7th district at the State Capital in Frankfort and served on the Executive Branch Ethics Committee. He was a Commonwealth Attorney. Quentin served on the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway for 8 years. Mr. Wesley was a Charter Life Fellow of the Kentucky Bar Association.

Through his education, military service, community service, and career, he traveled and collected many friends along the way. He and Hildegarde loved to travel. Their destinations included China and Russia. He and Hildegarde enjoyed driving across the country to see the wonders of this country he so loved; always returning to realize his blessings in Union County. On many occasions he proudly drove around “to look at crops”. Quentin was devoted to his faith. He was an active member of the First Baptist Church in Morganfield, where he led an adult men’s Bible study class for 50 years. In recent years, he helped with children’s vacation Bible school and facilitated the construction of the steeple on the existing sanctuary in Morganfield.

Quentin enjoyed the game of golf and cherished his regular golfing buddies. He planted many of the trees, bushes, and flowers by hand at the Breckinridge Golf Club. He wanted to preserve the course’s beauty for future generations of golfers. Quentin was a fan of all sports. He followed the Union County Braves, UK Wildcats, Oakland Raiders, and the Cincinnati Reds. Uncle Quentin adored all of his nieces and nephews. He kept up with their lives and supported their interests. He was always proud of their many accomplishments. He appreciated that his family frequently came to visit to just catch up on current events and news of family members.

Quentin is preceded in death by his parents, Charles Ray Wesley and Roberta Wynn Wesley; 2 brothers, Bob Wesley and wife Ida and Bo Wesley and wife Lillian; 3 sisters, Mary Cowan and husband Fred, Kas Sprague and husband A.D., and Susie Davis and husband Bob.

Survivors include:

Wife of 68 years: Hildegarde Wesley of Morganfield, KY

2 Sons: Jeffrey Taylor Wesley of Morganfield, KY

John Quentin Wesley and wife Karen of St. Petersburg, FL

2 Daughters: Katherine Virginia “Kassie” DePaiva and husband James of New York, NY

Sara Lincoln Mills and husband Brad of Louisville, KY

5 Grandchildren: Lindsay Woomer and husband Keith

Rachel Mills

Kallie Lobel and husband Jordan

J.Q. DePaiva

Dreams DePaiva

3 Great Grandchildren: Ollie Lobel, Wes Lobel, and John Quentin Woomer

The service will be 2PM Sunday, May 28, 2023 at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield. The burial will be in Pythian Ridge Cemetery in Sturgis. The visitation will be 12 Noon until service time on Sunday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions can be made to the Gideons International, c/o Bob White, 1839 SR 270 East, Sturgis, KY 42459.

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Después de un año y medio de una BODA DE CUENTO Y DE DESPILFARRO..con más de 45 palos o ya sin poder tener HIJOS..CHENOA se divorcia de un URULOGO [q no se que pensara que no se de uso a la URETRA adecuadamente o que te salga caro..usarla..pues creo q como todo lo que no se usa o se usa en exceso crea problemas] ..por lo q recuerdo q su 1era canción para entrar en OPERACION TriUnFO fue KILLING ME SOFTLY haciendo el CASTING junto al malogrado ALEX CASADEMUNT q tras liarse en OT con VERONICA ROMERO [q se lanzo con cd LA FUERZA DEL SOL y cd LLUVIA] empezó en FORMULA ABIERTA del q se salio antes de 2do cd LA VERDAD para liarse con MERCHE [q se lanzo con cd MI SUEÑO y cd AUTENTICA] q estuvo 15 años sin pagar a HACIENDA [o los mismos q tardo en regresar ALEX CASADEMUNT a FORMULA ABIERTA con el Single SIN CONEXION sobre que hay mucha RRSS y poco FOLLETEO con un video en disco sevillana DEJA VU q a continuación fue cerrada xq tenia las Puertas de EMERGENCIA cerradas]..mientras se liaba con el FOLLADOR DE GRAN HERMANO Arturo pitó duro q tenía ya 3 hijos acusandole de q no los veía y mientras esperaba 5 años sin poder embarazarse porque era un requisito para que la INDIA [=Lema LA VERDAD SOLA TRIUNFA] la diese una niña en adopción y haciéndose directiva de la SGAE como única mujer junto a VIRGINIA MAESTRO q como tal fue al PARLAMENTO EUROPEO a reclamar sus derechos o más dinero.

Por cierto..CHENOA nació en MAR DEL PLATA donde en el FIN DE LA GIRA ANIMAL Estadio MUNDIALISTA CERATI con SODA STEREO siendo televisado se puso la camiseta de la VIRGEN DEL APOCALIPSIS o de la CORONA con 12 ESTRELLAS en la q se basa la BANDERA de la UNION EUROPEA en enero de 1992 cuando murió su padre de CANCER al q dedico TE PARA TRES o lo q pidieron cuando comunico a él y a su mujer LILIAN [La q se fue con SATAN y q junto a JOHN THE REVELATOR forman un SINGLE DOBLE CARA A y ultimo del cd PLAYING THE ANGEL de DEPECHE MODE o entre cd EXCITER y cd SOUNDS OF UNIVERSE lanzado con WRONG y q suena al final de CORRUPT comprandomelo en la tienda INSOMNIO junto a una camiseta de nIrVANa llena de su logo o cara EXTASIADA q estaba junto a una tienda EROTICA en el MALL o CC DE SAN PEDRO en COSTA RICA]..q tenía CANCER..

..y vuelvo a recordar que en MAR DEL PLATA se mató este 2023 un Español [podador de Árboles] cuando le hacían una foto al borde de un precipicio q cedió y daba a una playa nudista tras venir de ASUNCION [=ASCENCION DE LA VIRGEN] visitando bajo un DILUVIO el Estadio del OLIMPIA [al q ganó REAL MADRID copa INTERCONTINENTAL de 2002 con goles de GUTI al q me cruze 5 veces y que esta tatuado muy biblicamente q fue relacionado con el TRANSEXUAL BIBIANA FDEZ casándose a continuación con la presentadora musical Arantxa de BENITO con 22 años y ella 30 años cruzandomelos en la tienda de informática de EL CORTE INGLES junto a la entonces recién INCENDIADA TORRE WINDSOR=Familia Real británica.. y con la q acabo muy mal para luego casarse con una Argentina presentadora de TONTERIAS LAS JUSTAS..y el otro GOL fue de RONALDO NAZARIO que teniendo embarazada a su 2da mujer fue extorsionado x 3 TRAVESTIS..mientras que el entonces entrenador del OLIMPIA el argentino PUMPIDO se arrancó un dedo al engancharse en la Red de la portería con el anillo de CASADO]..pues decía que era como venir a MADRID y no VISITAR EL ESTADIO BERNABEU

Por cierto.. a RONALDO NAZARIO le abría mi hermano LA BARRERA del club de Golf de LA MORALEJA [Enseñanza moral] cuando mi padre le echo de su empresa a donde se metió por indicaciones de su ex_mujer q trabajaba en EL BANK OF AME_RICA [donde era sindica_lista por lo q la echaron con una indemnización de 100.000 € comprándose 2 coches a la vez ..un Ford PUMA y un SEAT LEON yendo a trabajar a DOW CHEMICAL IBERIA llevando la cuenta de PORTUGAL x lo q aprendió a hablar PORTUGUES en tiempo record]..perdiendo mi hermano su antigüedad de 10 años en una empresa DE ILUMINACION [SADILSA]

 

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Season 4 Episode 25 Justin Landry- “Before you can check a box you need to know where you’re starting from”

Today I am so excited to welcome Justin Landry to The Podcast. Justin is doing some absolutely great work with the development of basketball players. He’s had a really great path to get him to Atlanta that has molded a unique philosophy with his training. Throughout this aweseome 30-minute conversation Justin and I get into:

1)     Driving factors behind the directions of the programming he utilizes for his athletes

2)     Simple evaluations of common sequences that help him drive programming decisions

3)    The role of still photos and video in his practice

4)    Examples of his progressions in different mobility and stability situations

5)    Autonomy’s role in his program

6)    What the transfer portal has changed in his programs

7)    How he defines functional training, and how that definition impacts how he evaluates and trains his guys

8)    Monitoring/Tracking of practice as an evaluation of preparation

A great conversation with a fantastic practitioner who has a unique perspective on developing the athlete’s he gets to work with. Justin is really doing great work, and I’m so grateful for his open and candid sharing today. Make sure you give him a follow on The Gram at @jland_perf. I truly hope you took as much from this discussion as I did, and if so, please share this with a colleague that would find value in the episode. Also, if you haven’t subscribed on your favorite podcast platform yet and could do that for us, we would greatly appreciate it.

Who is Justin Landry?

With more than 13 years of experience in the athletic strength and conditioning field, Justin Landry joined the Georgia Tech men’s basketball program as its director of strength and conditioning in May of 2023. Landry spent the last three years supporting the men’s and women’s basketball teams, as well as women’s golf, at San Diego State.

Landry was a key member of a men’s basketball team that reached the national championship game in Houston in 2023 and played in the NCAA Tournament all three years he worked with the Aztecs’ men’s team. The SDSU women developed into a 23-win team with a WNIT appearance in 2023.

A native of Oakland, Calif., Landry spent the previous 16 months as assistant strength coach at Georgia State University in Atlanta. He worked primarily with the men’s basketball as well as men’s and women’s golf teams, and in that time, he developed individual programs to improve athletic performance through agility training, weightlifting, core exercises and regeneration sessions.

As a result, in 2019-20, Georgia State completed its fourth straight men’s basketball season of at least 19 wins. Two of the student-athletes he worked with were recognized as All-Sun Belt Conference performers, with one earning National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District 24 designation.

Before joining the staff at Georgia State, Landry spent three years at UC Davis as its associate strength and conditioning coach, working with five sports including men’s basketball. The basketball team won the 2017-18 Big West Conference regular-season title as well as the 2016-17 Big West Tournament championships. In each of those years, the team advanced to the postseason: the NCAA Tournament in 2016-17 and the NIT in 2017-18. The 2017-18 team, which finished 22-11, boasted the Player of the Year, Sixth Man of the Year, and Newcomer of the Year in the Big West. Posting a 23-13 mark in 2016-17, five student-athletes were named All-Big West performers.

He was on the strength and conditioning staff at Troy University for the 2015-16 school year where, working with men’s basketball, two student-athletes earned Sun Belt Conference Player of the Week honors and one earned All-Sun Belt Conference designation. Landry began his major college professional career at the University of Texas in Austin.  There he worked as the performance coach for the basketball program during the 2014-15 season in which the Longhorns went 20-13 and competed in the NCAA Tournament.

Prior to his year in Austin, Landry completed an internship at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, and was a graduate assistant coach with the women’s basketball team at Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tenn.

In addition to his college experience, Landry was the founder/owner of a strength and conditioning business in Oakland, Calif., where he worked with athletes from high school to the professional ranks.

A 2012 graduate of Cal State East Bay, with a degree in pre-athletic training, he completed his master’s degree in education in sport science from Tennessee State in 2014. In addition, Landry has earned Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) designation from the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).

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Youth Services System Welcomes New Chief Financial Officer

Youth Services System, Inc. (YSS) introduces Chris Sengewalt as their new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) effective December 2023, after their previous CFO resigned. Sengewalt brings 16 years of experience to YSS and an abundance of knowledge in the financial and nonprofit sectors. Sengewalt acquired a bachelor’s degree in accounting through West Virginia University, MBA from Waynesburg University, and became a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in W.Va. Before joining YSS, Sengewalt spent the majority of his career working for and in support of nonprofit organizations. Sengewalt served as a Controller at Russell Nesbitt Services, another local nonprofit in the area, for three years and a Controller at Bethany College for three years. He was responsible for the day-to-day operations of the finance offices, monthly reporting, banking and investing relationships and much more. After his time at Bethany College, he continued to work as an outsourced Controller until joining YSS. Sengewalt wanted to continue his career working with nonprofits. He says, “I came to YSS to have an impact in my community. I have always enjoyed working in the nonprofit sector and hope my experience and abilities can propel the agency far into the future.”  He continues, “There is a solid financial foundation laid by the prior CFO, and I want to build upon that so this agency may serve our communities and serve them well into the future.” At YSS, there are over 25 programs offered throughout the agency, which Sengewalt will be overseeing. Jill Eddy, interim CEO at YSS says, “We are fortunate to have Chris join our Youth Services System, Inc. team.  His experience has provided him with necessary knowledge of social services and the challenges that nonprofits face.” Eddy continues, “We look forward to his leadership as we continue to build YSS’s capacity to serve our community.” Sengewalt is a lifelong resident of Wheeling, W.Va. He and his wife Staci have three children. In his free time, Sengewalt enjoys coaching youth sports such as baseball and flag football, playing golf and taking family road trips. He is a member of the Knights of Columbus, Treasurer for the Steenrod Elementary School PTA and Treasurer for the Pike Clubs Baseball and Softball teams. Eddy adds, “YSS values involvement with youth and our community, which makes Chris such a great fit for us.” For more information about YSS, visit their website or call (304) 233-9627. Read the full article

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Nashville Coin Gallery Reviews

What is Nashville Coin Gallery?Nashville Coin Gallery Locations, Timings, Email, Phone, Services

Nashville Coin Gallery, founded in 2002 by Pete Dodgea, is a nationally known and highly respected dealer in rare coins, paper money, and precious metals bullion products, with annual revenue in the millions of dollars.

Nashville Coin Gallery, according to the company, lives on word-of-mouth referrals and online reviews from its many satisfied clients, many of whom are repeat customers. This reciprocity of loyalty is met with the highest respect and gratitude from the gallery's end. Nashville Coin Gallery's foundation has been founded in the pursuit of a unique blend of top-tier customer service and outstanding pricing, setting a standard unmatched in the coin and precious metals industry. The Brentwood location has evolved into an exclusive appointment-only engagement in which the gallery works directly with customers to provide a more personalised experience. The gallery's strategic position, around 10 miles from downtown Nashville and 8 miles from Franklin, demonstrates the gallery's commitment to accessibility. - Address: 500 Wilson Pike Circle, Ste. 227, Brentwood, TN 37027 - Phone: (615) 764-0331 - Email: info@nashvillecoingallery.com - Website: https://nashvillecoingallery.com/

People Behind Nashville Coin Gallery: CEO, Owner, Co-Founders & MoreWho owns Nashville Coin Gallery? What is the management team behind Nashville Coin Gallery?

The company's website mentions the following team members: Pete Dodge: Founder

Pete is the owner and founder of Nashville Coin Gallery. He is a lifelong coin collector from Brockton, Massachusetts, who was first exposed to the hobby as a child while in the Cub Scouts. After working as a computer programmer/analyst for many years, including in the United States Air Force from 1980 to 1984, Pete decided to make his lifelong hobby a full-time business and founded Nashville Coin Gallery in 2002. Pete is our Head Numismatist, and he is the primary buyer and seller of coins, paper money, and precious metals bullion products at Nashville Coin Gallery. Pete enjoys travelling, creating music, and playing guitar and piano in his spare time. Jonah Nestadt: Coin & Bullion Buyer

Jonah was born in Sydney, Australia, where he got a bachelor's degree in International Business from Macquarie University. He then worked at a coin store in New Jersey for four years before joining Nashville Coin Gallery as a coin and bullion buyer in February 2022. Jonah enjoys hiking, mountain biking, and listening to live music in his spare time, and he has backpacked in several countries across the world. Jackson Taylor: Accounting / Finance / Marketing

Jackson is another Nashville Coin Gallery employee who has been with the company since February 2016. He attended Mississippi State University and majored in economics and accounting. His responsibilities at Nashville Coin Gallery mostly include marketing, bookkeeping, online SEO, and data analytics. He's also been known to help out the Shipping Department when they're in need. Jackson enjoys golf, basketball, and powerlifting. Brian Roan: Shipping & Receiving Specialist

Brian was born in Illinois but grew up in the Dallas area, graduating from high school in Richardson, Texas, just outside of Dallas. He moved to Tennessee in 1990 after spending time in Virginia and Oklahoma and started working at Nashville Coin Gallery in May 2022. Brian is an avid amateur photographer who enjoys photographing birds, flowers, and other animals when he is not performing shipping and receiving chores for Nashville Coin Gallery. He also enjoys travelling with his wife. Sylvia McMillan: Accounting / Payroll / Human Resources

Sylvia moved to the Nashville, Tennessee area in 2020 and was still working part-time from home for a company in Washington doing real estate work when she became interested in investing in precious metals, so she came to Nashville Coin Gallery numerous times to buy gold and silver. She showed interest in joining their team after becoming fascinated by the firm itself, like the way the company conduct business. Sylvia joined the Nashville Coin Gallery team in November 2022 and working in the Accounting & HR department, where she is responsible for accounting functions, payroll, and human resources. Sam Mizell: Photography & Videography

Sam joined the Nashville Coin Gallery team in November of 2020 as a Shipping and Receiving Specialist. He manages all things related to shipping and receiving for a year and a half, from assembling boxes to packing and securing the contents, from ensuring every box is adequately insured to generating shipping labels, from ordering shipping supplies to videotaping all shipping and receiving activities. During his time, Sam also became highly skilled at coin photography and website video production. However, he quit the organization in early May 2022 after taking another full-time position in the music industry.

Nashville Coin Gallery Products: Bullion Coins, Bars, And Rare CoinsAll products offered by Nashville Coin Gallery

Nashville Coin Gallery offers a diverse range of numismatic products and precious metals. Here's a list of the product categories they provide: Gold:

- Gold Coins (Various denominations and historical periods) - Gold Bullion Bars (Assorted weights and refineries) - Gold American Eagles - Gold Canadian Maple Leafs - Gold Krugerrands - Gold Austrian Philharmonics - Gold Chinese Pandas - Gold Australian Kangaroos Silver:

- Silver Coins (Different designs, eras, and countries) - Silver Bullion Bars (Various sizes and manufacturers) - Silver American Eagles - Silver Canadian Maple Leafs - Silver Britannias - Silver Austrian Philharmonics - Silver Chinese Pandas - Silver Australian Koalas Platinum: - Platinum Coins (Assorted designs and origins) - Platinum Bullion Bars (Various weights and brands) - Platinum American Eagles - Platinum Canadian Maple Leafs Palladium: - Palladium Coins - Palladium Bullion Bars Rare Coins: - Collectible U.S. Coins (Historical coins, key dates, and unique varieties) - World Coins (Coins from various countries and time periods) - Certified Coins (Graded and authenticated by professional grading services) Paper Money: - U.S. Paper Currency (Banknotes of different denominations and historical significance) - World Paper Currency (Currency notes from around the globe) Other Precious Metals: - Other Bullion (Such as bars and coins in various metals) - Coin Supplies (Albums, holders, and accessories for coin storage and display) Special Collections and Sets: - Commemorative Coin Sets - Limited Edition Releases It's important to note that the availability of specific products may vary over time, and it's recommended to visit their official website or contact them directly for the most up-to-date information on their product offerings.

Can You Invest in Nashville Coin Gallery IRA?Do They Offer A Precious Metals IRA?

To invest in a precious metals IRA through Nashville Coin Gallery are the general steps: Open a Self-Directed IRA Select an IRA company that handles opening precious metals IRA accounts and fill out an application. You can work with Nashville Coin Gallery to recommend an IRA company and provide the necessary paperwork. However, I don't recommend doing so. Fund Your IRA Once you have selected an IRA company, you can move your funds into your new IRA account. You can work with the IRA company representative to transfer or rollover funds into the new account. Select a Precious Metals Dealer One of the forms you need to fill out along the way is typically called a Buy Direction Letter. This is where you list the precious metals dealer you have selected, such as Nashville Coin Gallery. Decide Which Precious Metals to Purchase You can choose to invest in gold, silver, platinum, or palladium for your IRA. There are some restrictions regarding fineness requirements and allowable coin types, so it's important to get guidance from Nashville Coin Gallery in this area. Place Your Order Once the funds are available in your IRA account, you can call them to place your order for the desired precious metals. However, I don't recommend opening an IRA with Nashville Coin Gallery. Why? Because there are plenty of better options available for you. Opening a precious metals IRA is a major decision. That's why I suggest checking out our top gold IRA providers list. There, you can find the best precious metals dealer in your state and choose accordingly. Also, the list will help you understand what the industry's best has to offer and what you might miss out on.

Nashville Coin Gallery Fees and Charges: Do they overcharge?What are their fees? Do they have hidden fees?

It's important for people to know about fees and charges when they're thinking about investing in things like coins and precious metals. However, Nashville Coin Gallery's website doesn't give clear information about these fees, and that might make potential customers and investors feel disappointed.

When you're thinking about investing your money, it's really helpful to have all the details about how much things will cost. Not having this information on the website can make people uncertain about whether to invest or not. It's like not knowing all the costs before you buy something – you might end up surprised by extra expenses you didn't expect. Even though Nashville Coin Gallery has a good reputation and happy customers, not knowing the fees upfront can create doubts for those who want to understand everything before making a decision. This could also lead to worries about hidden fees that nobody likes. Transparency is Important

Nashville Coin Gallery Reviews and Complaints: BBB, Yelp, GoogleRead all the Nashville Coin Gallery reviews & complaints

Better Business Bureau (BBB) Based on two customer reviews, Nashville Coin Gallery has an A+ rating and a 3/5 rating on the Better Business Bureau website. The company has been in business for 20 years and has been accredited since 2007. One of their customers posted a negative review saying they should be arrested for robbing people, while another customer praised the company.

Nashville Coin Gallery has received #6 complaints on Google The company has received several unresolved complaints from customers. There are also several unresolved negative reviews on different platforms. Our #1 rated gold IRA company has ZERO unanswered complaints on BBB. Yelp Nashville Coin Gallery has a 4.8/5 star rating on the Yelp platform, based on 10 customer reviews. Customers have mostly posted positive reviews, appreciating the company for providing excellent customer service and being open and honest with them.

Google Reviews On Google, the company has received many reviews from customers, both positive and negative; however, the majority of customers have left positive reviews saying that the owner, Pete Dodge, responds professionally and is transparent and helpful to them. It is important to remember, however, that customers have also posted negative reviews.

Overall, the company has an insufficient online presence, and there are no client ratings and reviews on Trustpilot, which could be cause for concern for potential customers. Having a solid internet presence is essential for client trust and Nashville Coin Gallery's online visibility is not so good. Positive Reviews #1. Linda, a customer, described her great experience with the company, stating that the owner Pete was a wonderful guy to work with. It was her first time, and Pete helped set her at ease by explaining value, and condition, and answering all of her questions. Linda further stated that the company gave her more than she expected in return for her collection. Lastly, she said she would recommend this company to anyone looking to sell or purchase coins.

#2. Another customer, Ammon S., also shared his experience, adding that the drive to the company was worthy. Pete was kind and quick in handling the coins he sold. Lastly, he added, he got better deals than he could have received anywhere else.

#3. Mary stated that she liked her overall experience with the company and its owner, Pete. Pete was really polite and accommodating on the phone, she stated, and in person, he was happy to share his expertise on the coins he had. At last, she added, surely would recommend this company.

Negative Reviews #1. A customer, Charles advised that you should not sell your silver and gold here since you will get a higher price elsewhere. He described it as the biggest rip-off he has encountered in years. Lastly, he recommended avoiding doing business with this company.

#2. Another customer, Herman, stated that his experience was terrible and that the staff was rude and short-tempered. He also stated that it is not a coin company, but rather a little office with a table.

#3. Gerald, a customer, explained his terrible experience with the company, starting with its owner Pete, who appeared to be in a hurry to run errands rather than carefully evaluating customer's coins. He also added that he is sure Pete cheated him on his coin. Pete told the customer that his foreign coins were worthless and he did not even look at them. When the customer returned home, he looked up the coins and discovered that it was a $10 Spanish coin. At last, he advised everyone not to do business with this company.

Is Nashville Coin Gallery Legit? Should You Invest With Them?Is Nashville Coin Gallery a scam or legit? Are they worth it?

No, I don't recommend investing with them. Pros: - A+ rating on BBB Cons: - Risk of hidden fees and charges - Lack of transparency - Limited online presence - No Trustpilot rating I believe you have numerous better options available for you. Nashville Coin Gallery has been in the precious metals business for 20 years. On the Better Business Bureau, they have an A+ rating with 3 stars. However, little information on fees and charges has been revealed by the company, and there are few customer reviews. Before you make any final decision, I recommend checking out our top gold IRA providers. There, you will find out what the industry's best has to offer. Also, it will ensure you make an informed decision. Or, you can check out the best gold dealer in your state below: Each state has its regulations and rules, so we've sorted and found the best Gold IRA company for each state. Find the best Gold IRA company in your state Read the full article

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Euclid Heights Historic District

2729-2611 Edgehill Rd.

Cleveland Heights, OH 44106

Unlike other National Register Districts in Cleveland Heights, which are exclusively residential and exclusively single-family, the Euclid Heights Historic District's building types and architectural styles create a rich portrait of American upper and middle-class lifestyles during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.  This 365-acre suburb bounded by Mayfield Rd., Coventry Rd., Cedar Rd., and Overlook Lane, was one of the first platted in the desirable higher ground located along an escarpment above Cleveland's University Circle and Euclid Avenue. Early on, Euclid Heights’ developers sought to attract wealthy Millionaires’ Row residents who, in the late 19th century, had begun migrating eastward away from the city's pollution and commercial bustle. The development benefited from the advent of electrified streetcars, which could conquer the steep grades leading up to the Heights. Tucked in the corner of a green space framed by Doan Brook and Lake View Cemetery, Euclid Heights offered a stylish retreat where those able to handle longer commutes could enjoy spacious lots, curving streets, handsome architecture, spectacular views, fresh air, privacy and a chance to put distance between themselves and the increasingly dirty, problem-plagued city below.

     The story goes that Atlanta and New York railroad lawyer Patrick Calhoun, grandson of U.S. Vice President and Senator John C. Calhoun, traveled to Cleveland on business in 1890. Having time to spare, Calhoun rode out to Lake View Cemetery to see the recently dedicated memorial to the slain President James A. Garfield, a structure Calhoun’s family had supported. On the way he noticed the building boom going on in the East End (Hough area), and wondered where that was heading. Calhoun had been involved earlier in the Richmond Terminal railroad project in Virginia and was familiar with the groundbreaking work that Frank Sprague, the "Father of Electric Traction," had done there in using electric railroads to promote urban development. Knowing that the East Cleveland Railway Company had recently done some innovative work electrifying streetcars locally, Calhoun saw an opportunity to develop an important streetcar suburb at the top of Cedar Glen.

     Working with local partners, including John D. Rockefeller's real estate man, J.G.W. Cowles, attorney William Lowe Rice and merchant John Hartness Brown, Calhoun had development plans drawn up by 1892. The Panic of 1893 put their plans on hold but by 1896 an amended site plan was recorded—more or less identical to today's layout of the area with Euclid Heights Boulevard bisecting the site from the southwest corner at the crest of Cedar Hill. In the northeast corner of the development would be the commercial district, what we now know as Coventry Village. Other prominent features included The Overlook—Overlook Road southwest of Edgehill Road and featuring large mansions featuring splendid north- and west-facing views—and the Euclid Club, a country club that sported a golf course spanning both sides of Cedar Road and a grand quarter-mile entry path beginning at what is now the corner of Derbyshire and Surrey Roads.

     The development gradually attracted fine homes and also spurred other beautiful subdivisions, such as Barton Deming’s Euclid Golf Allotment on the south portion of the former golf course (which closed in 1912). Moreover, the Van Sweringen brothers, are believed to have been paperboys in the Euclid Heights area and later went on to adopt themes from the Euclid Heights Allotment in their famous Shaker Heights and Shaker Farm communities (the latter comprises streets such as Stratford, Marlboro, Fairfax and Guilford, west of Lee Road and immediately north of Fairmount Boulevard) . Calhoun, however, was distracted by legal problems running the San Francisco streetcar franchise after the Great Earthquake and saw his Euclid Heights development company forced into bankruptcy in 1914. By then William Rice had been murdered while walking home to the Overlook from the Euclid Club, a sensational case that featured John Hartness Brown as a suspect. Although it still maintains its picturesque “Garden City” look, Euclid Heights soon evolved from a private hilltop retreat to a busy gateway to the rapidly developing Heights. A large portion of Calhoun-owned land in the area’s eastern sector was sold off and subdivided, thus explaining why Cleveland Heights homes east of Coventry Road tend to be somewhat more modest than those near the top of the hill.  Euclid Heights was listed with the National Register of Historic Places on October 31, 2012. It remains full of architecturally significant homes (including Calhoun's at 2460 Edgehill), but its main significance is the role it played in opening the Heights as a streetcar suburb for wealthy Clevelanders.