Mark McKoy's guest appearances

Mark McKoy

The Thought Leader Revolution Podcast

STRONG ATHLETE LIFE

Respect The Grind with Stefan Aarnio

Scully's Scoop Podcast

Respark Your Life

The PEAK Potential SUCCESS Show - Today is the day to unlock your PEAK Potential!

Robert Kiyosaki

Raymond Aaron

Sean Kelly

Victor Menasce

Guy Kawasaki

Ryan Serhant

Clayton Morris

Jason Treu

David Meltzer

Lauren Zander

John Gray

Jack Canfield

Stefanos Sifandos

Dan Lok

Evan Carmichael

OwlTail

A winning mindset isn’t something you're born with - it’s something you train for. Olympians are known to anticipate obstacles and remain unflustered when things don’t go as planned. They can perceive options that others can’t, staying cool, calm, and collected under the most intense pressure. The mindset of a champion directly translates from the track and field arena into the arenas of business and finance. How can you cultivate an Olympic Mindset to achieve success in business and in life?    Today we talk about how to apply the mindset of athletics to business. Listen in to the Wealth Creator Source Podcast as Raymond Aaron talks with retired Canadian Olympic Medalist and thriving businessman, Mark McKoy about how to cultivate your own success with a winning attitude. Winner of an Olympic Gold Medal and holder of 3 Canadian hurdles records, Mark has taken his drive as an athlete and applied it to the business world. As a trainer, consultant, and speaker, Mark has delivered groundbreaking programs to empower individuals and teams to embrace change, get healthy, and improve productivity.    Key Takeaways:  Take skills and abilities and the thought processes and the mindset of a champion from the track and field arena, and convert it to other areas like business and finance. The mindset of a Champion is a lifelong endeavor. Do what you love and are passionate about, and you will be successful at it. Ensure you choose the right mentor/coach. To be a Champion you need to Champion discipline.    Expert Action Steps:  Make Health a Lifestyle, choose a Healthy Lifestyle. Join a Program at: https://markmckoy.com/coach/ Surround yourself with people interested in the healthy lifestyle.    Guest Bio:  Mark McKoy is a Canadian retired track and field athlete who holds the Canadian records for the 50-, 60-, and 110-metre hurdles. With 5 World Championships, 5 Olympic teams, and an Olympic Gold Medal under his belt, Mark remains one of the fittest men in the world at age 60. A behavioural change agent, Mark has been developing and implementing ground-breaking methodologies and programs for himself and others for almost 40 years. As a health evangelist, mentor, nutrition expert, and author, Mark leverages his career successes and lessons learned to inspire and optimize individual performances and build winning teams.  Links:  https://olympic.ca/team-canada/mark-mckoy/ https://twitter.com/MARKMCKOY https://markmckoy.com/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/markmckoy/?originalSubdomain=ca 

A winning mindset isn’t something you're born with - it’s something you train for. Olympians are known to anticipate obstacles and remain unflustered when things don’t go as planned. They can perceive options that others can’t, staying cool, calm, and collected under the most intense pressure. The mindset of a champion directly translates from the track and field arena into the arenas of business and finance. How can you cultivate an Olympic Mindset to achieve success in business and in life?  Today we talk about how to apply the mindset of athletics to business. Listen in to the Wealth Creator Source Podcast as Raymond Aaron talks with retired Canadian Olympic Medalist and thriving businessman, Mark McKoy about how to cultivate your own success with a winning attitude. Winner of an Olympic Gold Medal and holder of 3 Canadian hurdles records, Mark has taken his drive as an athlete and applied it to the business world. As a trainer, consultant, and speaker, Mark has delivered groundbreaking programs to empower individuals and teams to embrace change, get healthy, and improve productivity.  Key Takeaways: <ul> <li>Take skills and abilities and the thought processes and the mindset of a champion from the track and field arena, and convert it to other areas like business and finance.</li> <li>The mindset of a Champion is a lifelong endeavor.</li> <li>Do what you love and are passionate about, and you will be successful at it.</li> <li>Ensure you choose the right mentor/coach.</li> <li>To be a Champion you need to Champion discipline.</li> </ul> Expert Action Steps: <ul> <li>Make Health a Lifestyle, choose a Healthy Lifestyle.</li> <li>Join a Program at: <a href="https://markmckoy.com/coach/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://markmckoy.com/coach/</a></li> <li>Surround yourself with people interested in the healthy lifestyle.</li> </ul> Guest Bio: <ul> <li>Mark McKoy is a Canadian retired track and field athlete who holds the Canadian records for the 50-, 60-, and 110-metre hurdles. With 5 World Championships, 5 Olympic teams, and an Olympic Gold Medal under his belt, Mark remains one of the fittest men in the world at age 60. A behavioural change agent, Mark has been developing and implementing ground-breaking methodologies and programs for himself and others for almost 40 years. As a health evangelist, mentor, nutrition expert, and author, Mark leverages his career successes and lessons learned to inspire and optimize individual performances and build winning teams.</li> </ul> Links: <ul> <li><a href="https://olympic.ca/team-canada/mark-mckoy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://olympic.ca/team-canada/mark-mckoy/</a></li> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/MARKMCKOY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/MARKMCKOY</a></li> <li><a href="https://markmckoy.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://markmckoy.com/</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/markmckoy/?originalSubdomain=ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.linkedin.com/in/markmckoy/?originalSubdomain=ca</a></li> </ul>

Ep. 5: Mindset of a Champion with Mark McKoy

On Episode 14 of the Scully's Scoop Podcast, Adam Scully goes 1 on 1 with Mark McKoy! They discuss:*Winning a gold medal at the 1992 Olympics*His success at the Commonwealth Games*Training many athletes, including Max Domi of the Montreal Canadiens*How you can get in the best shape of your life

On Episode 14 of the Scully's Scoop Podcast, Adam Scully goes 1 on 1 with Mark McKoy! They discuss: *Winning a gold medal at the 1992 Olympics *His success at the Commonwealth Games *Training many athletes, including Max Domi of the Montreal Canadiens *How you can get in the best shape of your life

Episode 14 - Mark McKoy

Where do we start? In this episode we had the pleasure to sit down with Canadian Athlete Legend, and Olympic Gold Medal Winner Mark McKoy. Mark openly shared his journey from a high school kid who just loved to run all the way to winning the Olympic Gold Medal on the world stage. We spoke about what it takes to achieve greatness at the highest level, the common barriers that will get in your way and a simple, honest reason why a world-class athlete might decide to use performance enhancing drugs.

Where do we start? In this episode we had the pleasure to sit down with Canadian Athlete Legend, and Olympic Gold Medal Winner Mark McKoy. Mark openly shared his journey from a high school kid who just loved to run all the way to winning the Olympic Gold Medal on the world stage. We spoke about what it takes to achieve greatness at the highest level, the common barriers that will get in your way and a simple, honest reason why a world-class athlete might decide to use performance enhancing drugs.

Ep. 43 - Olympic Gold Medalist Mark McKoy

Mark broke onto the scene at the age of 18, qualifying for the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow (which were boycotted). At age 20, he represented Canada at the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, Australia, 1982, and won the Gold Medal in the 110-metre hurdles in a Canadian and Commonwealth record. He repeated this achievement at the Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1986, once again setting a new Canadian and Commonwealth record. In 1984, qualifying for the Olympics a second time, Mark finished a close 4th in Los Angeles, setting numerous Canadian records on the route. He was disappointed with his performance at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, placing 7th in the hurdle finals. But he spectacularly redeemed himself in the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, 1992, taking the Gold Medal in the 110m hurdles, the first Track Gold Medal for Canada in 64 years. A five-time Olympian, Mark was a member of Canada’s National Track and Field Team, 1980-94. He still holds the world record for the 50m hurdles (set in 1986 in Osaka, Japan), and is the former world record holder in the 60m hurdles and 4 X 200m relay. He is widely recognized as one of the fastest human beings from a still start in history. In 1996, he provided explosiveness training to the Canadian National Karate team prior to the World Championships in Prague, Czech Republic. The Team responded by winning 36 medals, by far their greatest total medal haul ever. Mark has extensive experience in creating the world’s best fitness and athletic training programs. He is also a recognized expert in empowering and training others in how to have a mindset of a champion and apply it to get breakthrough results everywhere in life, including in health &amp; fitness, and in building winning teams and support structures. He is the world’s foremost motivator and educator of trainers in the top health &amp; fitness methodologies. His leading skills are as a leader, doer, innovator, communicator, coach, trainer, tactician, motivator, change agent and fitness guru. Mark has been in the health and fitness industry for almost 40 years. Developing programs for himself and others as a teenager, he has continued (and continues) to develop and implement programs for a range of individuals from novice to professional. Find out more about Mark McKoy at: www.markmckoy.com

Mark broke onto the scene at the age of 18, qualifying for the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow (which were boycotted). At age 20, he represented Canada at the Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, Australia, 1982, and won the Gold Medal in the 110-metre hurdles in a Canadian and Commonwealth record. He repeated this achievement at the Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1986, once again setting a new Canadian and Commonwealth record. In 1984, qualifying for the Olympics a second time, Mark finished a close 4th in Los Angeles, setting numerous Canadian records on the route. He was disappointed with his performance at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, placing 7th in the hurdle finals. But he spectacularly redeemed himself in the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, 1992, taking the Gold Medal in the 110m hurdles, the first Track Gold Medal for Canada in 64 years. A five-time Olympian, Mark was a member of Canada’s National Track and Field Team, 1980-94. He still holds the world record for the 50m hurdles (set in 1986 in Osaka, Japan), and is the former world record holder in the 60m hurdles and 4 X 200m relay. He is widely recognized as one of the fastest human beings from a still start in history. In 1996, he provided explosiveness training to the Canadian National Karate team prior to the World Championships in Prague, Czech Republic. The Team responded by winning 36 medals, by far their greatest total medal haul ever. Mark has extensive experience in creating the world’s best fitness and athletic training programs. He is also a recognized expert in empowering and training others in how to have a mindset of a champion and apply it to get breakthrough results everywhere in life, including in health &amp; fitness, and in building winning teams and support structures. He is the world’s foremost motivator and educator of trainers in the top health &amp; fitness methodologies. His leading skills are as a leader, doer, innovator, communicator, coach, trainer, tactician, motivator, change agent and fitness guru. Mark has been in the health and fitness industry for almost 40 years. Developing programs for himself and others as a teenager, he has continued (and continues) to develop and implement programs for a range of individuals from novice to professional. Find out more about Mark McKoy at: <a href="http://www.markmckoy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.markmckoy.com</a>