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Rick & Guy talk to golf professional Zane Scotland about his amazing career, including playing in The Open aged 16, playing on The European Tour & becoming a golf coach!
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In this episode Rick and Guy talk about The Masters, Tiger's footwear shock, slow play, should Sandy Lyle play The Masters and much much more!
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We can't bring our usual pod, but we can discuss more refs in public and Crouchella...
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Peter tells us what it's like on your first day at training with Steven Gerrard at Liverpool. Following that nerve wracking experience, you'll discover why Crouchy is a soup connoisseur, plus what goes on in the manager's office.
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Having recently podded in Crouchy’s house and a rather soulless local hotel, Peter, Tom and Chris relocate to the pub and immediately feel much better. The identity of the Premier League players notorious for buttering up referees is uncovered, Crouchy reveals whether he would “take contact” to win the World Cup for England and the lads find out which basic laws of the game they are blissfully misinterpreting. Meanwhile, the global search for a nice Karl with a ‘K’ continues with a number of promising leads.
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Peter, Chris and Tom discuss everything on tele; box-sets, pundits and when analysis goes wrong. Crouchy also reveals what happened on his punditry debut in India, his love for Match of the Day and his deep distrust of anything robotic.
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We asked for your dreams and boy did you respond! From travelling through space with Ron Vlaar to eating watermelon with Frank Lampard, Crouchy, Chris and Tom try to decipher all of our listeners’ weird and wonderful dreams. They’ll also discuss whether dreams play any role in manager’s tactics and why Peter’s got a qualification in Leisure and Tourism.
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Find out what really happens on a Premier League substitutes’ bench with Peter, Tom and Chris. We hear why getting benched is similar to getting dumped, the games that substitutes play while the match is going on and why being on the bench isn’t as glamorous as you might think. Crouchy also reveals why he’s become an ‘angry benchman’ in recent years.
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Peter Crouch celebrates the start of Series Two by inviting Tom and Chris to his house, aka the Croucho Club.
It has unusually big doors and sofas, and Tom and Chris feel very small. We hear extraordinary tales of a £50,000 garden slide, midnight games of volleyball lit by car headlights and why footballers are unable to buy curtains without third-party help, plus try to guess the identity of the Manchester City player who lived in teenage squalor in just one room of his six-bedroom mansion.
The boys are then joined by Peter’s wife Abbey, who reveals what it’s really like to live with a millionaire footballer.
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From the sublime to the ridiculous, Crouchy talks Hummers, a convertible Renault Megane and reveals how he became a ‘Master Driver’. There’s discussion about players who share lifts and the pranks played on team mates’ cars at the training ground. (This episode contains some strong language and adult humour)
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There's more to footballers' celebrations that Peter Crouch's 'Robot' and this episode covers everything from supporters in the stand to those players who just don't know what to do after hitting the back of the net. If you've never heard the story of how 'The Robot' started you'd never guess, but Crouch details who was involved, where he came up with the idea and how it came to be on the Old Trafford pitch in 2006. (This episode contains adult humour and some strong language.)
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From crazy formations to bizarre instructions from a manager, Peter Crouch takes us inside the baffling world of tactics. He tells Chris Stark and Tom Fordyce what Rafael Benitez, Tony Pulis and Harry Redknapp are like on the training ground and the scariest player Crouch has ever come up against.
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Peter Crouch takes us behind the velvet rope and into the VIP booth as he reveals what it's really like to go out drinking with a professional footballer. There's tales of a young Crouch venturing on his first nights out and his best advice when it comes to sweet talking a doorman, dressed as a 'weird animal'.
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What happens on a night out with David Beckham, hours after making your England debut? Peter Crouch reveals all and tells us how Sven tried to sooth himself after games. Find out how his international career came to an end and why ‘Michelle from the FA’ plays such an important role.
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Making a return to the Samrat, Peter, Chris and Tom host the inaugural Shysters celebrating the best acts of ‘housery’ nominated by the listeners.
There’s a very special guest to kick things off, Clive Tyldesley is your MC for the evening and Chris has pulled out all the stops when it comes to the entertainment.
There’s ten awards, some chat from the toilet and the Laouts are flowing on what is a fitting end to the series.
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What goes on in a dressing room full of millionaire footballers? Peter Crouch tells Tom Fordyce and Chris Stark tales of which team-mate to avoid following into the toilet and why the kit man is the most important man at a football club.
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Have you ever heard of the concept of over speed training? Neither had I! It's training using different weighted clubs so you can let your body experience performing the golf swing at a faster speed. By switching to slightly heaver clubs you can build up that swing speed for the times you're actually using your driver. Mike & Kyle from Super Speed Golf take this concept to the next level.
EPISODE FEATURED GUEST: Michael Napoleon and Kyle Shay, creators of Super Speed Golf. IN THIS PODCAST EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: What is Super Speed Golf?It’s an offshoot of Michael and Kyle’s other company Catalyst Golf Performance in Chicago.
It involves a concept called over speed training.
It increases swing speed (and therefore distance) by using a series of different weighted shafts.
Unique ways to get someone to their peak performanceIn general, people don’t know how to practice; you need to have a plan.
When clients have a much more structured plan, it helps them improve at a faster rate, and also improves their confidence on the golf course.
Keep tabs of your statistics and progress. Always try to better your own personal scores. Be aware of how you’re doing.
Food journaling is also important-are there snacks in your bag? What are you eating before and after? What are you drinking on the course?
Benefits of overspeed trainingYour body has a memory of how fast the muscular response is going to be when you run that motor pattern (throwing a ball, kicking, swinging a club etc) Your body is used to going at a certain speed.
Your body is actual capable of going much faster than that. Super Speed reprograms what your body thinks is normal speed so you can get a faster more efficient motor response.
They accomplish this by using lighter instruments compared to a golf club (three different clubs are used during training).
Flash memory is made when using these lighter clubs, and when you add the load of a heavier club, your body is used to going faster.
Once you get back to your normal club, there’s usually a 5-6% increase in your club speed.
It takes time for the permanency of this new speed to take hold, about 4-6 weeks afterwards.
Balancing out the bodyA lot of people want to even out their body (using both the right and left sides)
It’s good to train the acceleration and deceleration of the swing.
You need to be able to stop your body faster in order to make it go faster.
If you’re body thinks it’s out of control it will automatically slow things down.
If you only play golf one way, a lot of imbalances will occur that can cause injury later on. This doesn’t mean you have to start playing opposite your dominant side, but it would be a good idea to start taking swings that way on a regular basis.
Levels of Super SpeedFriend of the show Chris Finn from Par 4 Success has put together a free assessment to see how your four main rotation centers measure up to other golfers. Visit par4success.com/griffin to get your free assessment!
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Stacy Lewis joins the podcast for the first time to talk about the KPMG Women's PGA, the current state of the LPGA, statistics and how that holds LPGA players back, motherhood and how that relates to her golf career, the lessons she wants to teach her daughter, and so much more. This one was a lot of fun.
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Major championship appreciator Kyle Porter joins to chat about a lot of our favorite topics, how he consumes golf, how that's changed since we got into podcasting, as well as detailed looks back at each of the 2021 majors. We project Morikawa's future, appreciate Rahm's emergence, reflect on Spieth's year, take a bunch of listener questions, and cover a lot of ground in these two hours. Thanks as always to Kyle for the time.
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