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“Above and Beyond” Podcast


This week I did my first Podcast! My podcast is called “Above and Beyond”.  It is about how to make it to the next level in professional sports and the mentality it takes to get there.  I interviewed Art Warren, who is a pitcher with the Seattle Mariners Baseball team.  I did a short interview and discussed the following questions with him:
  • When did you know you wanted to go to the major leagues?
  • Can you walk me through how you got to the major leagues?
  • How did you keep a good mindset through challenges and hardships?
  • Do you have any advice for someone that wants to go to the next level in sports?

If you want some advice or to find out what it takes to become a professional athlete the click the link below to listen to “Above and Beyond”.

Here is the link to my podcast:
https://lydiaherrnstein.podbean.com/e/above-and-beyond-the-beginning/

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  1. Emily BrockFebruary 2, 2020 at 1:22 PM

    This podcast was so cool. Being an athlete at school, it is always great to hear advice from people who have been through the process. I loved his answer about his core group, his faith, and positive vibes! He seems like a really cool person and I really appreciated listening to this podcast! Good work :)

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