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Welcome to the Adaptive Insider Podcast, hosted by Tyler Jacoby. Each episode, I sit down with an adaptive athlete, coach, or volunteer to discuss how they got involved in their sport, and what they enjoy most about it. Available wherever you listen to podcasts. Make sure to follow me on Instagram @adaptive_insider, and on Twitter @Inside_Adaptive to stay up to date in the Adaptive Sports world. You can also reach out to me at insideradaptive@gmail,com.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 26 days
Average audio length:
20 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
14 episodes
since July 18, 2024
episodic
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Kandace has always been an athlete. She grew upp playing basketball and softball, though she says she wasn't as outgoing as she is now. We talked about some sports she's tried since her spinal cord injury in 2014, and some she would like to try. She also talked about some challenges that come with …
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Joe Long joined me for episode 13. Joe is a new teammate of mine with the Hurricanes sled hockey team. He shared some stories from his time as a professional wrestler, and we discussed some sports he has gotten into, and some that he wants to try out since he lost his left leg.
I had a great chat with Stuart James today about how he got involoved with Bridge 2 Sports, as well as all of the sports and equipment that they offer. If you or someone you know wants to compete or volunteer with this organization, you can head to their website bridge2sports.org, or follow them on…
ECU infielder Parker Byrd stopped by today! The summer after committing to play for the Pirates, he was injured, and his right leg was amputated below the knee. He told the story of how he got injured, what he would tell himself if he could go back to after the accident, and then we talked about al…
I had a great chat with my friend Kim! We discussed some of the adaptive sports organizations that she's involved with, as well as where her passion to help people get into sports came from.
Laurel Wheeler stopped by today! We discussed how she got into the sport of hockey, some of the differences between blind and traditional hockey, as well as her foundation, which helps transform the lives of blind and visually impaired people worldwide through training and resources. If you are bli…
I had the chance to talk to a friend of mine, Joseph Camano, today. We discussed a bunch of topics, from sled hockey, to wheelchair tennis, to his plans after his recent graduation from the University of Virginia Law School. He says that he would love to find Adaptive Sports opportunities in the NY…
Wes Hall is one of the founders of an organization called North Carolina Adapted sports. He joined me on the podcast today, and we discussed how he got involved in the adaptive sports world and which sports his organization offers. I hope you enjoy it! If you want to get involved with NCAS, either …
I had a great time chatting with Brant Ireland (AKA Brantfoot). He talked about his first love, Baseball, as well as the other sports he played in High School and College. Then, we switched gears a little bit and discussed life after his injury and amputation. He told me about the dark place he was…
Check out Episode number 5! Today I got the chance to hang out with Dominic Chinnis from the Nashville Sled Preds. We discussed his injury, some of the cool things he's had the chance to do since, and some stuff he still wants to do.
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