Gold Insight Podcast by Torch College Recruiting explores the stories, motivations, and mindsets of elite athletes within Olympic sports.

Gold Insight Podcast
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Gold Insight Podcast by Torch College Recruiting explores the stories, motivations, and mindsets of elite athletes within Olympic sports.
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October 30, 2020
#8 Gold Insight Podcast: Adam Nelson
<p>Today we have Adam Nelson on the Gold Insight Podcast brought to you by Torch College Recruiting. Adam graduated from Dartmouth in 1997 where he was the 1994 World Junior Champion and the 1997 NCAA Champion in the shot put. After college, Adam became was the silver medalist in the 2000 Olympic Games, gold medalist in the 2004 Olympic Games and gold medalist in the 2005 World Championships in the Shot Put. We had a great conversation about his rise to stardom, college selection, training philosophies, the mental aspect of competition and overcoming obstacles in post collegiate athletics. </p>

September 25, 2020
#7 Gold Insight Podcast: Rudy Winkler
<p>What does it take to become the BEST Hammer Thrower IN THE WORLD? Rudy Winkler, graduate of Cornell and Rutgers University, can tell you how! Rudy is a 5-time All-American, NCAA National Champion, and Rio Olympian, where he was the youngest hammer thrower to win the US Olympic Trials since 1956. Since college, Rudy has furthermore qualified for 2 World Championships and is now the best hammer thrower in the world with a throw of 80.72 meters. On the podcast, we dived into Rudy's experiences in track and field as well as his philosophy on hammer and training that has helped to make him the best in the world. Hope you enjoy our wonderful conversation! If you want updates on new podcasts coming out, make sure to follow @torchcollegerecruting on Instagram. All the best!</p>

September 1, 2020
#6 Gold Insight Podcast: Russell Dinkins
<p>Today on Gold Insight Podcast, meet national champion, professional athlete, and the man that saved Brown Track and Field, Russell Dinkins. Graduate of Princeton University, Russell is originally from the city of Philadelphia and has a PR of 1:46.40 in the 800 and 46.95 in the 400. Russell also received the coveted Spirit of Princeton Award and was pivotal in saving Brown track and field and bringing awareness to the racial disparities within collegiate athletics with his article, “Brown University, If You Were Actually Serious About Racial Justice You Would Not be Cutting the Men’s Track Team.” Russell is an incredible person with so many talents and we had an incredible conversation. If you are interested in radical disparities with college athletics, the transition from college to professional track, mental health within sport, and the struggles that come with competing in Division 1 track and field while being involved in other facets of college life, please tune into this podcast!</p> <p>Best, </p> <p>Paul </p>
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