Everyone, Huddle Up!: Recent Episodes
NYU Campus Recreation
All Kinds. All Sizes. All Abilities. Everyone!
Everyone is welcome to tune in and listen to this podcast hosted by New York University's Campus Recreation staff. From fitness, physical and mental health, to popular sports team debate, this podcast covers it all. Come get the pulse of the NYU Student here!
Disclaimer: The views, perspective, information, or opinions expressed during episodes of "Everyone, Huddle Up!" are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent New York University Athletics and Recreation, New York University, or its employees.
In our last episode of the 21-22 academic year, host, Madi, sits down with Meghan, a junior from Tisch School of the Arts, and works as a NYU Athletics Operations Student-Employee. Meghan shares her routine, her passion and love for 404 Fitness (over Palladium), as well as her grueling scheduling, and how NYU Athletics and Recreation helps her keep her life balance. A tremendous listen to close the year!
NYU Athletic Trainer Chelsea Nugent sits down for a brief conversation on mental health, providing the unique perspective of a support staff member on how to best maximize the offseason. She gives her two cents on how student-athletes can best manage expectations of themselves while also making sure they recharge enough mentally to spring into their season at full strength as opposed to worn down.
Wellness Exchange 24/7 Hotline: 212-443-9999.
Music by Club Yokai - Wisteria - https://thmatc.co/?l=A03D10DA
Madi sits down with Tim, Facility and Events Supervisor for Athletics and Recreation who comes to NYU via the McLendon Leadership Initiative. The purpose of the MLI is to provide minorities a jump-start to their careers through practical experiences, opportunities to build their network, and instilling the values of John McLendon: Integrity, Education, Leadership, and Mentorship.
Tim shares with us his journey thus far, his role here at NYU, and how the foundation has provided career and life-changing opportunities for him.
Assistant Equipment Room Manager Mark Weatherup Jr. and Athletic Trainer Roy Flores sit down for a conversation around mental health with women’s soccer sophomore Kelli Keady. The trio discuss what are some of the most difficult things first-year and sophomore students must adjust to during the early stages of their undergraduate career, small intricacies that are sometimes overlooked in one’s college experience (such as “offboarding”), and the different types of help that support staff can offer. They then delve into some of the resources that the Department of Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation offer. These include New York University’s Student Health Center - more specifically the mention of Yatrika Bir - a clinical social worker who is made available to those in Athletics that are seeking an outlet to speak with, and the Wellness Exchange 24/7 Hotline which can be reached at 212-443-9999.
Music by Club Yokai - Wisteria - https://thmatc.co/?l=A03D10DA
We're a tad late on this, but Madi sits down with Emily, Senior Administrative Manager for Strategic Initiatives, on her personal story and connection to Campus Rec programming, the current state of specific performance training and science for female bodies, women she admires, and more. This is a great listen from one of our more popular faces on campus.
Campus Rec student-leader (and Intra-Fit Queen), Madi, sits down with Maria Olifer, a student-leader from the Rock Wall community to discuss opportunities for the NYU community to get into rock climbing, her personal journey as an avid climber, and how integral the rock wall community has been to her NYU experience. It's a tremendous listen for insight into an amazing community!
We are back for the Spring semester (and after a slight delay - thanks COVID)! We kick off the Spring semester in celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day! On this episode, five women student-employees of Campus Recreation sit down and celebrate the day with discussion, reflection, and honest empowerment for Women in Sports, fitness, and recreation. Tune in!
In this episode, host, Adeline, sits down with fellow NYU Intramurals student-employee, Majo! Majo shares her incredible journey as a young international professional tennis player, to a D1 scholarship, to transferring here to NYU and now helping coordinate Tennis programs and events. It's a tremendous listen detailing an unbelievable journey!
The NEW 3v3 Intramural Basketball Champions, DFW, sit down with host, Adeline, to discuss the season, their background and love for basketball, returning to play in the COVID pandemic, and a fair warning to the rest of the University for next semester's 5v5 Season. Give it a listen!
Intra-Run and Intra-Fit student-leader, Mel, talks about her journey in working over the years for Intra-Run and Intra-Fit, how her HS experience shaped her NYU interests, and how she pays it forward in helping new students as a Senior.
Campus Recreation offers so many opportunities for the NYU Student. In this episode, we chat it up with David, participant in Intramurals, Club Sports, and just an all around enthusiast for NYU Athletics and Recreation. Listen in as David shares everything he is involved in, his journey at NYU, and advice if you're looking to find community.
In this episode, we sit down with the student-leaders of the Intra-Run program, Charlotte and Maddelena, to talk group running at NYU, running around the city, being a newbie runner, myths, tips, the impressive collection of 7:30am runners, and so much more regarding our relationship with running, especially at NYU! The student-leaders also let us in on their journeys with running, and what they hope others get out of the Intra-Run program.
We sit down with Anna Membrino, the head coach of NYU's Women's Ultimate Frisbee Club Team. From her love and passion for the exploding sport, to the dynamic and amazing culture that is Club Ultimate Frisbee here at NYU, Anna gives us insight and lets us in on the world of Ultimate!
We feel you, Violets. Midterms around this concrete jungle is not easy. Taking care of yourself and staying well is even more difficult during this time. On this episode, Madi Richardson (Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music) and Erin Cummins (Film and TV) talk the quirky classes they've taken that have helped improved their health at NYU, the hectic period of midterms, their battles in staying well during this time, and best practices to get through it all as NYU students!
Hey, do you love intramurals?! Everyone, huddle up as we go in-depth on returning to Intramural play in the new climate (as a player and a student-employee).
Hey everyone, huddle up and get to know the new Intramural Director at New York University!