Join Keegan as he sits with with Jake Baker-Daish, a former professional soccer player turned influential podcaster. Together, they explore the impact of Jake's sports career on his character, the challenges of transitioning out of professional sports, and the inspirations behind starting a podcast.Throughout the episode, Jake shares the highs and lows of his soccer career, emphasising the significance of adaptability and mental resilience. He details his unexpected transition due to an inflammatory arthritic condition, explaining how this pivot led to personal discovery. Keegan and Jake also unpack the topics of sobriety, spirituality, the podcasting process, and the profound impact of shared stories on personal growth and community outreach. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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#104 Tayla Harris: More Than an Athlete, Injuries, Trades and Performance
Join Keegan as he sits down with renowned AFLW player and boxer Tayla Harris to discuss her journey in sports, recovery from injuries, and maintaining balance in a hectic life. Tayla shares insights into her preseason training routine, highlighting the importance of conditioning and teamwork within the AFLW. The conversation dives into Tayla's recent shoulder surgeries, shedding light on her recovery process and the mental resilience required to return to top form. Tayla opens up about her experiences with media pressure and her approach to staying grounded amidst the public eye. She discusses her identity beyond sports, exploring various interests and potential career paths outside of her athletic endeavours. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Surviving Domestic Violence and Rebuilding Resilience | Morgan Mitchell Moments Ep. 3
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Why Happiness is Not a Destination | Nathan Cleary Moments Ep. 2
In this episode, Nathan Cleary opens up about what truly brings happiness, navigating criticism, and the importance of mental strength, both on and off the field.He shares how happiness isn’t a destination but a result of small, consistent daily actions—like practicing gratitude, helping others, and staying present. Nathan also speaks candidly about dealing with online hate, overcoming the fear of other people’s opinions, and how he rebuilt his mindset after a tough year in 2019.We also dive into the power of gratitude practices, letting go of material goals as the source of happiness, and how athletes (especially men) can break the taboo of vulnerability by opening up about their mental health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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#103 Sean Mcinroy: Longevity, Training and Honest Conversations
Join Keegan as he sits down with Sean McInroy, seasoned strength and conditioning coach. Their discussion highlights the importance of setting long-term goals and the mental and physical strategies necessary for achieving them. They touch upon personal identity associated with physical capability and the evolution of discipline over the years.In this episode, Sean offers insights into the importance of viewing strength and consistency not merely from a workout perspective but as a holistic life approach. The conversation shifts to the challenges of maintaining longevity and fitness as one approaches and surpasses middle age. Sean sheds light on his personal experiences, such as adapting fitness for aging parents and the psychological aspects of personal growth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to the official channel of Keegan Hipgrave. Join us for an eye-opening podcast, 'Keegan and Company,' where we delve into the world of mental health and sports. As a professional athlete, Keegan has seen the challenges faced by athletes, and through candid conversations, he is on a journey to find out what makes us happy and what success truly looks like. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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