In this episode, we hear from 11 year old athlete and author, Ryan Morgan. Listen in as Ryan explains her journey from rec to club soccer. How her passion for the game has led her to create a book to help other's and herself continue to fall in love with the game that has given her so much in such a short time.

In this episode, we hear from Dr. Michelle Perry. Michelle is a licensed Clinical Psychologist, owner of The Center for Trauma, Stress, & Anxiety, CTSA & Get Centered Wellness, who credits her experience as an athlete for her journey as a therapist and mental health resource for the community today. Listen is as Michelle shares her story as a swimmer from high school, being recruited to swim D1, transferring to D3, and how her coaches made an impact on her experiences. Buckle up. It's a roller coaster ride of emotions and one we are so thankful Michelle was able to take us on.

In this episode, we talk with special guest Jeremy Conn. Jeremy is a cohost on the Big Bad Morning show on 105.7 The Fan. He's a husband, dad, friend, coach, athlete, radio personality in the Baltimore area opening up and shining a light on his own journey with mental health with the hopes that it starts the conversation for others. ***WARNING***Please note this episode contains conversations around depression that includes suicide. If you want to avoid this content, skip the guest segment of the episode.

In this episode, we talk to Mike Pennacchia about coaching. Mike is a soccer coach for his daughter's team on Pipeline Soccer Club, played for UMBC, drafted to play professionally, played at Calvert Hall (of course), & coached soccer teams at all levels. Listen in to hear Mike's perspective on coaching his own daughter, the pressure to enter into the correct tournament levels, what makes a good coach, especially for the younger age, & more!

In this episode, we talk with 11 year old Addie, a soccer and lacrosse player, about her journey with a concussion. Addie shares the after affects of that concussion, the struggles she experiences, talking to her team and coaches about her story. Addie's story is inspiring and ongoing. We are beyond thankful to have had the opportunity to shine a light on this topic to help other athletes, coaches, & parents navigate the world of injury and mental health. We love you Addie!

In this episode, we talk to Matt Radebaugh. Matt was a D1 lacrosse player at Mount St Mary's, coach and ref of many sports at many levels including D1 lacrosse. He currently coaches his son in club lacrosse and is a teacher at THE Calvert Hall, the real sponsor of this podcast.

In this episode, we are talking with James Smyrnioudis (aka Greek or Beard) about all things refereeing. Listen in as we discuss the field from the viewpoint of a ref/coach/player/parent and how important connection is for the relationships to be successful.

In this episode, Anthony & Nikki talk connection. As Coach Dawn Staley said, "The secret to being a great coach: the connection." Coaching is more than x's & o's, talking about transactional vs transformational coaching styles, and making connections with players to unlock potential.

In episode 10, Anthony sits down with his niece, Molly, discussing her latest injury: a broken back due to impact in a girls lacrosse game. Nikki sits down with Ava to hear her journey to recovery from a torn ACL and meniscus also in a girls lacrosse game.  Listen in to hear the role of the athletic trainer, pt, family, friends, coaches and the mental impact of the journey.

In this episode, we talk to athletic trainer Beth Jones about her journey in the field, the relationships between trainer and coach, how parents are removed from the process as a collegiate trainer, and how important mental health is in the journey of an injured athlete.

Talking to Dr. Lynn Cummings and Dr. Ryan Cummings about the perspective of a physical therapist...injury prevention, ages to train, surfaces, footwear. Shining a light on how to be proactive versus reaction when it comes to injuries. Lynn & Ryan are good friends of Anthony & Nikki's and we are honored to connect with them in this episode.

Catching up with Anthony & Nikki on all things High School Acceptance Day, Valentine's Day, Super Bowl, Personality Tests, Disney...it's a wild but fun ride on this episode of catching up with the coaches!

In this episode, we talk with Mark Paul, CEO and Founder of MPThree Baseball. Mark has a hilarious take on the world of travel ball which is truly relatable to every sport. Join us as we unpack the why behind his project and shine a light on how important it is to understand your child's age and health when entering the world of sports.

In this episode, Sam & John shine a light on their sports world relating to the travel softball world. These two standout athletes and highly competitive people who own their own gym in Nebraska, coach high level club softball, hold private training lessons, are parents juggling all the things who understand the importance of coaching to the athlete as a whole.  Listen in as they talk about their why with coaching, where their TikTok Bucket Dad spoof originated from, & how important the mindset piece is with their athletes.

Taking a minute, mid week, to catch up with the coaches about the last episode, current events in and around Baltimore, & looking ahead at a few future guests we are really excited to have on the podcast.

In this episode we are diving into the heart of the team and how important it is to find your superpower to find your way in the coaching world and beyond.

In this episode, we will shine a light on the importance of finding your why to weather the storm we call sports. We will also introduce a fun team builder idea and hear about Anthony's purple pancake adventure!

In episode 1 of Coaching Up Podcast, Anthony & Nikki dive into their history together, background as coaches/athletes/parent, some family stories, & why they want to do a podcast.