Steve Georgio's guest appearances

Steve Georgio

CVASPS The Podcast

Toes On The Line Podcast

OwlTail

I’m so happy to welcome Steve Georgio to The Podcast this week. Steve has been doing awesome work up at Fordham going through a very unique and trying three years, surviving three different head coaching changes in that time period, leading up to a fantastic season this year. Throughout the 30 plus minute discussion Steve and I talk about 1)     The importance of loyalty in a world and vocation that really lacks it at times2)     In a time where specializing in one sport is the norm, how working with multiple sports has helped him be ready for a vast array of situations, changes, curve balls3)     Key thoughts and themes of the conversations that he has had to better understand the direction a team is going to go with new coaches during times of transition4)     Understanding our role within the team, and how that changes, not just throughout the year, but season to season as teams change5)     How expanding your coaching skill set, through many different forms of education, is great, but doing so directed by the needs of the athletes and coaches is even better6)     Providing ever green content and “meeting the athletes where they’re at” through different mediums to help provide more education for the athletes  Make sure to give Steve a follow-on IG and twitter @georg1o and follow his performance team @rams_strength, they’re doing great stuff and putting out great content. If you enjoyed the talk please feel free to subscribe and give us a 5-star review! It’s greatly appreciated

I’m so happy to welcome Steve Georgio to The Podcast this week. Steve has been doing awesome work up at Fordham going through a very unique and trying three years, surviving three different head coaching changes in that time period, leading up to a fantastic season this year. Throughout the 30 plus minute discussion Steve and I talk about 1)     The importance of loyalty in a world and vocation that really lacks it at times2)     In a time where specializing in one sport is the norm, how working with multiple sports has helped him be ready for a vast array of situations, changes, curve balls3)     Key thoughts and themes of the conversations that he has had to better understand the direction a team is going to go with new coaches during times of transition4)     Understanding our role within the team, and how that changes, not just throughout the year, but season to season as teams change5)     How expanding your coaching skill set, through many different forms of education, is great, but doing so directed by the needs of the athletes and coaches is even better6)     Providing ever green content and “meeting the athletes where they’re at” through different mediums to help provide more education for the athletes  Make sure to give Steve a follow-on IG and twitter @georg1o and follow his performance team @rams_strength, they’re doing great stuff and putting out great content. If you enjoyed the talk please feel free to subscribe and give us a 5-star review! It’s greatly appreciated

Episode 11: Season 3 Episode 11- Steve Georgio “What’s the culture summed up in one word?”

Coach Steve Georgio joins me today and puts his toes on the line, and we talk about how to develop an internship curriculum as well developing a great culture for interns to thrive off of.  Steve and I both coaches together at Fordham University where he interned for me back in 2019. His work ethic was unmatched and he was promoted to a full-time member of the staff and has ever since helped grow the internship program at Fordham Into what it is today. In this episode, Steve explains what it takes to be an intern strength and conditioning coach, his personal journey and various internships, as well as how young interns should approach their internships and time spent working for other coaches.

Coach Steve Georgio joins me today and puts his toes on the line, and we talk about how to develop an internship curriculum as well developing a great culture for interns to thrive off of.  Steve and I both coaches together at Fordham University where he interned for me back in 2019. His work ethic was unmatched and he was promoted to a full-time member of the staff and has ever since helped grow the internship program at Fordham Into what it is today. In this episode, Steve explains what it takes to be an intern strength and conditioning coach, his personal journey and various internships, as well as how young interns should approach their internships and time spent working for other coaches.