Beth Miles's guest appearances

Beth Miles

Building Better People

Northeast Baptist Church San Antonio

It Belongs To The People 

David King

Chris Anderson

Kevin Matthews

Matt Haynes

Chris Field

Phillip Bethancourt

Katie Scott

Matt Jennings

Rachel Adams

Robert Ramirez

David Harris

Billy Rice

Mark Horn

Pontius Pilate

Doug Pederson

OwlTail

Beth Miles (How Love Responds)

Today's episode, I must confess, is one that hits directly home, for we will comment on a sport I utterly loved as a kid, football. Believe it or not, I even had dreams to even become a professional footballer but things happened along the way. Long-story-short, let's say my mannerism and voice (for I had a "feminine" voice compared to my teammates), hampered my success as a sportsman even though my abilities as both goalkeeper and centre-back was in the words of my coach "astounding". Abusive commentary and attitudes towards me were a daily habit I had to be accustomed to because you know, it's always just a fun game and boys will be boys. Eventually, I fell out of love for the sport when I accepted my sexuality. And happily, nowadays I'm grateful I didn't continue on the path of being a professional footballer, for reasons why we are going to comment on this episode with our interviewee Beth Miles. Beth is a member of a marvellous football team from London, called Goal Diggers. In its five years of life, the team composed of women &amp; non-binary people has changed the perception that many have with football being primarily a male sport. Nowadays with more than 200 associates, Goal Diggers stands for creating a place where inclusivity is the key and ability is to be developed, not as a primary reason why one should be negated entrance on the pitch. Beth besides being a right-back she is also the social secretary of the team, which means she creates incredible gatherings outside the matches. Beth hosted an episode on the BBC  Radio 4 programme called "My name is..." where she discusses the necessity male football has to learn from female football how to add inclusivity and dismantling of prejudices, so know to us all, into their agenda. I'll leave the link for the episode in case you wanna hear it, it's of course beautifully hosted and edited. In our talk today we're going to delve into her story with football, how the football pitch and society reflect each other, female football and inclusivity, coming out as a sportsman and why it's been taking us forever to hear of a gay or bi or transsexual footballer and how sports can become political acts. LISTEN TO BETH'S EPISODE ON BBC'S RADIO 4 PROGRAMME "MY NAME IS..." - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000dq2t

Today's episode, I must confess, is one that hits directly home, for we will comment on a sport I utterly loved as a kid, football. Believe it or not, I even had dreams to even become a professional footballer but things happened along the way. Long-story-short, let's say my mannerism and voice (for I had a "feminine" voice compared to my teammates), hampered my success as a sportsman even though my abilities as both goalkeeper and centre-back was in the words of my coach "astounding". Abusive commentary and attitudes towards me were a daily habit I had to be accustomed to because you know, it's always just a fun game and boys will be boys. Eventually, I fell out of love for the sport when I accepted my sexuality. And happily, nowadays I'm grateful I didn't continue on the path of being a professional footballer, for reasons why we are going to comment on this episode with our interviewee Beth Miles. Beth is a member of a marvellous football team from London, called Goal Diggers. In its five years of life, the team composed of women &amp; non-binary people has changed the perception that many have with football being primarily a male sport. Nowadays with more than 200 associates, Goal Diggers stands for creating a place where inclusivity is the key and ability is to be developed, not as a primary reason why one should be negated entrance on the pitch. Beth besides being a right-back she is also the social secretary of the team, which means she creates incredible gatherings outside the matches. Beth hosted an episode on the BBC  Radio 4 programme called "My name is..." where she discusses the necessity male football has to learn from female football how to add inclusivity and dismantling of prejudices, so know to us all, into their agenda. I'll leave the link for the episode in case you wanna hear it, it's of course beautifully hosted and edited. In our talk today we're going to delve into her story with football, how the football pitch and society reflect each other, female football and inclusivity, coming out as a sportsman and why it's been taking us forever to hear of a gay or bi or transsexual footballer and how sports can become political acts. LISTEN TO BETH'S EPISODE ON BBC'S RADIO 4 PROGRAMME "MY NAME IS..." - <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000dq2t" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000dq2t</a>

S1,EP10: Football as political force with Beth Miles

Beth Miles, 53 years old, began her CrossFit journey 10 years ago at 43 years of age. She has stood the test of time. Beth is a wife and a mother. She has remained consistent in her workouts throughout these last 10 years and has tremendous fitness to show for it. This interview carries so much wisdom in it. If you do CrossFit and hope to stick with it for many years to come listening to this episode will give you so much insight from someone who has done what you hope to do. You will be inspired by hearing Beth share her experience and story. Enjoy! If you are interested in learning more about our programs visit www.boomfitbcs.com. 

Beth Miles, 53 years old, began her CrossFit journey 10 years ago at 43 years of age. She has stood the test of time. Beth is a wife and a mother. She has remained consistent in her workouts throughout these last 10 years and has tremendous fitness to show for it. This interview carries so much wisdom in it. If you do CrossFit and hope to stick with it for many years to come listening to this episode will give you so much insight from someone who has done what you hope to do. You will be inspired by hearing Beth share her experience and story. Enjoy! If you are interested in learning more about our programs visit <a href="http://www.boomfitbcs.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.boomfitbcs.com</a>.

Beth Miles - Decade of CrossFit