"The Tech of Sports" Episode 35: Cheerleader Rachael Kelley

Athletes come in all shapes and sizes and usually take a risk when they get out on their field of play.  It’s no different with cheerleaders, as they have been in the news recently as the push was on to make cheerleading a sport and give them the same resources and care that athletes like football and basketball players get.

Make no mistake about it, cheerleaders are athletes and the sport is dangerous.  With 400,000 high school cheerleaders, 123,000 on competitive cheerleading teams and up to another 10,000 in colleges and universities, this is a popular sport.

On this episode of "The Tech of Sports", I talk with St. Louis University cheerleader Rachael Kelley.

Rachael is insightful, entertaining and engaging.  If she wants, she has a future in broadcasting.

Give it a watch or listen.

"The Tech of Sports" Episode 34: Dr. Lior Lewensztain of That's It

We talk about a great product tonight at the founder of That's It fruit bars stops by to chate.

Great insight to his tasty fruit bar, Dr. Lior Lewensztain is really on to something here.

Available around the country, or order online at Amazon.

Enjoy...

"The Tech of Sports" Episode 33: Candy Brenn

Great talking and learning from Candy.

Have a watch or a listen.

"The Tech of Sports" Episode 32: Steve Craig

Have a listen to the wit and wisdom of Steve Craig

"The Tech of Sports" Episode 31: The Necker Cup

It's the most exclusive tennis event inthe world and Trevor Short, one of the organizers joins me to talk about The Necker Cup.  Oh, it's held on Sir Richard Branson's private island.

Have a listen... and dream.