The Athlete Conversation: Recent Episodes
THE ATHLETE CONVERSATION by Conrado Duhour
Conversations with high level athletes, from the college level all the way to the PROS! Our host Conrado Duhour seeks to dive deeper into what makes highly successful athletes succeed...
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My good friend, Bryan Montañez, came on the show to talk about his experiences growing up playing baseball in Puerto Rico and moving to the States at a young age. Bryan later became a full time model living in New York City. He shared some great insights into what keeps him motivated and healthy. If you enjoy the episode, please give it a thumbs up and share with your friends!
My very good friend Max Rogers came on the show to share his experiences as an Australian soccer player studying in one of the best universities in the U.S. Yale University. From talking about what it takes to succeed, to giving insights into the every day lives of student athletes, we had a fantastic conversation. Enjoy and please give it a like!
Thanks for tuning in, if you could give this episode a like on YouTube or a good review on Spotify/ Apple Podcast, it would be greatly appreciated. Carmen Hardwick is a division 1 student athlete at Fordham University. She came on the show to talk about how she got to where she's at as she's looking to make it pro. From dealing with injury, to giving us tips on how to maintain a balance between school and sports, Carmen shared some great insights in this episode.
Alfred Perez is one of my good friends, and one of the most successful athletes I've had the pleasure of playing with. Originally from Miami, FL, Alfred played soccer for some of the best teams in Florida, and even played a few months in Europe. Harvard University wanted him on the team, and he accepted. He came on the show to talk about his experiences as a high performing athlete, to tell us about his experience at Harvard, and to share valuable tips to the audience. Enjoy!
Division 1 Football Player, DeQuece Carter, comes on to share his journey through college as he prepares to play for Indiana University for his last year of eligibility. Indiana University is in one of the best football conferences in the U.S. we had a great conversation about what it takes to succeed, habits, values, and winning. Let me know what you think!
Gigi Speer is a former Division 1 Softball player at Fordham University. Her resiliency, mindset, attitude, and hard work not only got her to walk on the team her freshman year, but it got her to become one of the most beloved athletes at Fordham University.
Gigi came on the podcast to talk about what it takes to win as a female athlete, tips on balancing sports and life, how to stay competitive after college, and how to win in life.
Kike Poleo and Nico GM are two high level athletes. Kike was born in Venezuela and moved to the Miami, United States, at the age of 10. In the U.S he played soccer at UCLA, one of the best programs in the country. He is now studying law at Duke. Nico is from Argentina but lived in Miami his entire life until he moved to Madrid to play for Atletico de Madrid. From Madrid he received an offer he could not reject from Harvard University. In this episode they join our host Conrado Duhour to talk about life and what it takes to succeed.
Sebastian Fabrin is a division 1 soccer player at Fordham University. His knowledge of the game and leadership qualities make him a valuable member of the team. What he has to say does not disappoint.
Callum Johnson is originally from England, but lived in the United States from a very young age. As a youth player, Callum played for the New York Red Bulls Academy. For college, he played at Boston college for three years and transferred to Clemson, one of the best athletic schools in the United States. At Clemson, Callum won a national championship and got the opportunity to get drafted by L.A. Galaxy to make it to the next level. He came on the show to tell his story...
Sameer Fathazada is a former Division 1 student athlete. Originally from Canada, Sameer came to the U.S to find the opportunities that playing for a university in the United States brings you. He played soccer at Fordham University and was team captain for his final two years. As a captain he led the team to win an A10 CHAMPIONSHIP. He came on the show to talk about his experiences with our host, Conrado Duhour, and share some value to you, the listener!