Episodes
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This Monday, the Online Sports Leadership Program: A Podcast is featuring Raymond Anthony "Ryan" Papa OLY. Ryan fell in love with swimming as a child and won competitions even then. He still holds the Philippine record for the 200m backstroke. In this episode, he talks about his challenges and the influence of parental support in his growth.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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For today's OSLP podcast, let's meet Marestella Torres-Sunang OLY. Marestella is a three-time Olympian long jumper. Her personal best jump is still currently the Southeast Asian Games record. In this episode, she talks about starting young and how she was able to continue to compete after she became a mom.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Today on the OSLP Podcast, Edward Lasquete was a pole vaulterwho competed at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. He shares his Olympic journey beginning as an asthmatic kid who looked up to Olympians and now helping kids who want to get into sports.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Introducing Roberto "Kitoy" Cruz, the Philippines' most bemedalled Taekwondo jin. In today's episode of the Online Sports Program: A Podcast, he shares his journey as he struggled with his family and his training; and how his goals grew step by step.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Benjamin Tolentino arrrives in today's episode of the Online Sports Program: A Podcast. A member of the Junior National Team in Volleyball, he was inspired to take up rowing because of Richard Gomez's famous TV commercial. The Philippine Air Force sergeant would continue to row in international competitions including the 2000 Summer Olympics.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Now on the Online Sports Leadership Program podcast: Hector Begeo. He talks about the importance of exposure to international events and training in your sport that could let you enhance your strength and knowledge. Through his story, Hector displayed his perseverence and passion in his sport, not to mention his humility despite his amazing record.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Toni Leviste OLY comes on the Online Sports Leadership Program podcast today! The equestrienne participated in the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. She is the only Southeast Asian rider to compete in showjumping's three major events: the Olympic Games, the World Championships, and the World Cup Finals. In this episode, she talks about her experience as an underdog and sometimes unlikely winner in these competitions.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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In this Monday's OSLP Podcast, Jairulla Jaitulla OLY, a Sama from Basilan, who swam in the 1972 Munich Olympics. Twelve years later, he came back for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. During his competitive career, he won medals in the Southeast Asian Games. Here, he shares his experience as a competitor needing training and training facilities.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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This episode of the Online Sports Leadership Program: A Podcast features Christine Jacob-Sandejas OLY. In 1983, Christine won the gold in the Southeast Asian Games, and in the next year, she participated in the Los Angeles Summer Olympics. Unlike many Filipino athletes who often trained in the United States, Christine trained wholly in the Philippines. After retiring from competition, she entered movies and television.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Adeline Dumapong PLY graces today's episode of the Online Sports Leadership Program podcast. The female powerlifter won bronze at the 2000 Summer Paralympics at Sydney, the first Filipina to do so. Hailing from a poor family Ifugao, she overcame multiple challenges to finally win honor for the country in the world stage.
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On today's episode of the Online Sports Leadership Program podcast, Mansueto "Onyok" Velasco talks about his training and experiences for the Olympics. The boxing silver medalist attributes his success to discipline and emphasizes how shortcuts cannot lead to victory.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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In this episode of the Online Sports Leadership Program: A Podcast, let's get to know Rene "Guy" Concepcion! He competed in four events at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. As a swimmer and then as a coach, he was most affected by Coach Nort Thornton's saying, "We want to create an environment where champions are inevitable." Listen to how the lives up to it.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Introducing Henry Dagmil in today's episode of the Online Sports Program: A Podcast. A SEA Games long jump record-holder, Henry joined the 2008 Beijing Olympics. To get there, he went through numerous experiences in the Philippines and the US, which convinced him of the necessity of grassroots sports.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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For the first episode of the Online Sports Leadership Program: A Podcast in 2023, we'll introduce you to know Miguel Molina. Miguel competed in the summer games twice: in 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing. He has won 11 gold medals in the Southeast Asian Games and is a national record-holder in four individual events.
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For the OSLP podcasts Christmas episode, let's get to know Arianne Cerdeña. Arianne is a bowler who won the Philippines first Olympic gold medal during the 1988 Seoul Games when bowling was still a demonstration event. She is also an Asian Games gold medalist and has won silvers in the World Games.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Bea Lucero-Lhuillier is featured in this episode of the Online Sports Leadership Program: A Podcast. She first trained as a gymnast when she was six years old, where she found success. She competed internationally at the age of eight and when she was nine she went to her first SEA Games. Her training gymnastics stood her well when she decided to learn taekwondo. In nine months she earned a black belt. And in the 1992 Olympics, she won bronze in taekwondo as a demonstration sport.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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In today's episode of the Online Sports Program: A Podcast, let's welcome Stephen Fernandez. Stephen is taekwondo jin who won a bronze medal in the 1992 Barcelona Games. Previously, he won gold and other medals in the Southeast Asian Games and Asian Taekwondo championships. He became a coach after retiring from competition.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Introducing Ricardo Fortaleza in today's episode of the Online Sports Program: A Podcast. From a large Filipino family living a stone's throw away from the Rizal Memorial Sport Complex, he grew to love sports. With their support, he worked hard to reach the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. He eventually became a coach for the Philippine team and trained boxes all over the world.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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In the latest episode of the Online Sports Program: A Podcast, we are introduced to Roel Velasco. A light flyweight boxer, Roel won the bronze in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. He was born in the province of Negros Occidental and faced many challenges in his journey to the Summer Games. He is the only Filipino to win a medal in the Goodwill Games in New York 1998.
This podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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Gerardo “Ral” Rosario was two-time Olympian swimmer and Philippine Sports Hall of Fame. He competed in the Summer Olympics in 1972 at München, West Germany and in 1976 at Montréal, Canada. In the 1974 Asian Games in Tehran, Iran, he won two silvers in backstroke, 2 bronze in freestyle relay, and 1 bronze in medley relay. While in 1978 in Bangkok, Thailand, he won two bronze in medley relay and freestyle relay.
In this episode, of the OSLP podcast, Ral talks about the creating a culture of sport that lifts every athlete.The Online Sports Leadership Program: A Podcast is brought to you by the Philippine Olympians Association and Adrenaline Solutions.
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