Playing with Fire Podcast

Playing with Fire - Episode #61

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:00- :45 Opening

:45- 1:15 Freestyle - On today’s show: Australian sportsmanship, my trip to the White House, Exercise flaw, and a trip to Mars.

1:15- 6:15 Listen-up - We continue our interview with Ryan Vermillion. He is the Head athletic trainer and physical therapist for the Carolina Panthers.

6:15-12:20 What’s Hot - Dr. Bill’s trip to the White House for the arrival ceremony of Pope Benedict XVI.

Dr. Bill discusses how the event was a spiritual experience. From listening to Kathleen Battle sing the Lord’s Prayer, the Marine Corp Band and the Army Chorus sing the Battle Hymn of the Republic, to the spontaneous singing of “Happy Birthday” to the Pope on his 81st Birthday.

You can see a video of the Papal Greeting at the White House through this link.

Next Dr. Bill heads to Catholic University for an address to Catholic University Presidents.

The Pope’s message for his visit was “Christ our Hope”

12:20-16:30 Praying Twice - Gene Reynolds with ‘Prepare’ you can find his music at Garageband.

16:30-20:30 It’s Your Call - An email from a listener who brought the website

http://josephsoninstitute.org/sports/ to Dr. Bill’s attention. Give it a look.

You can send your feedback to feedback {at} reclaimthegame {dot} com

20:30-24:45 Skills and Drills - Dr. Bill discusses an online article entitled Expert Identifies Common Exercise Flaws.

24:45- 29:45 Iron Will - Dr. Bill and son are given “inside the rope” passes to the Wachovia Championship. Dr. Bill notices a player who looses his mental game. “Be aware of when you’re coming of of where you want to be”.

29:45-32:45 Soul Food - Dr. Bill describe John Landy’s example of virtue at the 1956 Australian National Championships 1500 m final.

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32:45 Closing - Remember, send feedback to feedback {at} reclaimthegame {dot} com. Also, we are looking for help with the show, so if you want to be involved, let us know.