Jordan Carpenter's guest appearances

Jordan Carpenter

Lift Heavy Run Long Podcast - Inspire. Be Inspired.

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D3 Glory Days Podcast

Wake Up Memphis Podcast

Bill Lee

Wayne Sneed

Chris Hope

Marsha Blackburn

Brandon Morrison

Don DeWeese

Bill O'Reilly

David Thomas

Steve Lukather

Mike Miller

Brian Williams

Mike Williams

Kyle Jones

John Kelly

John Sanders

OwlTail

Jordan Carpenter Breaks Down what FBI Raid Means for Trump See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jordan Carpenter Breaks Down what FBI Raid Means for Trump

Ben Ferguson

Ben Ferguson Talks to JORDAN CARPENTER running against incumbent Brandon Morrison

Hello everyone, happy new year and welcome back D3 glory days. We started this podcast last  year, and it’s been a lot of fun for us to share some of the stories of Division three running, and to relive our own glory days. We’re excited for what this year is going to bring to our young podcast, and we really appreciate all of you who have been listening all along. As always, we’d love to hear your feedback. Please take a moment to subscribe to the show, and review our podcast wherever you found it. Today on episode 9 of D3 glory days, were happy to welcome former d3 all american, national champion coach, and current elite distance runner Jordan Carpenter. Jordan was an unheralded high school athlete who improved every year on a diet of high mileage and 4.0 GPAs at UW Oshkosh, ultimately finishing as high as 13th at xc nationals, and national runner-up in the steeplechase.While continuing his running career after graduation, which has included a 64 minute half marathon, Jordan also launched his coaching career. Just three years into his job as the head cross country coach at Pomona College, he led them to their first ever national championship, Jordan is currently training in Boulder Colorado eyeing an olympic trials qualifier in the marathon before the collegiate track season ramps up. Enjoy the conversation, and heres to the glory days.Jordan on Twitter: @_jcarpenter_His team on Twitter: @sagehenrunning

Hello everyone, happy new year and welcome back D3 glory days. We started this podcast last  year, and it’s been a lot of fun for us to share some of the stories of Division three running, and to relive our own glory days. We’re excited for what this year is going to bring to our young podcast, and we really appreciate all of you who have been listening all along. As always, we’d love to hear your feedback. Please take a moment to subscribe to the show, and review our podcast wherever you found it. Today on episode 9 of D3 glory days, were happy to welcome former d3 all american, national champion coach, and current elite distance runner Jordan Carpenter. Jordan was an unheralded high school athlete who improved every year on a diet of high mileage and 4.0 GPAs at UW Oshkosh, ultimately finishing as high as 13th at xc nationals, and national runner-up in the steeplechase. While continuing his running career after graduation, which has included a 64 minute half marathon, Jordan also launched his coaching career. Just three years into his job as the head cross country coach at Pomona College, he led them to their first ever national championship,  Jordan is currently training in Boulder Colorado eyeing an olympic trials qualifier in the marathon before the collegiate track season ramps up. Enjoy the conversation, and heres to the glory days. Jordan on Twitter: @_jcarpenter_ His team on Twitter: @sagehenrunning

Episode 9 – Jordan Carpenter

Richard McClure

https://youtu.be/HusmB_2MT5UJordan Carpenter is a husband, father of two, and an attorney in Memphis, Tennessee. He spent six years in the U.S. Army as a psychological operations specialist, deploying to Afghanistan in 2008 and to Iraq in 2009. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama and Vermont Law School. After a few years of binging on craft beer, cheddar, and Ben &amp; Jerry's in Vermont, he started to take fitness seriously again after finding F3 while living in Knoxville, Tennessee. Career moves took him first to Chattanooga then to Memphis, and he helped launch F3 in both of those cities.Since August of last year, F3 Memphis has grown to include 20 workouts at 9 different locations, six days per week. Known as "Gus" within F3, Jordan is the Nantan (or Regional leader) who is responsible for the outcome of the Organization as a whole.His favorite activities, ranked:1) F3 workouts2) Running3) Rucking4) GORUCKing... 1,923) Bear crawling

<a href="https://youtu.be/HusmB_2MT5U" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/HusmB_2MT5U</a> Jordan Carpenter is a husband, father of two, and an attorney in Memphis, Tennessee. He spent six years in the U.S. Army as a psychological operations specialist, deploying to Afghanistan in 2008 and to Iraq in 2009. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama and Vermont Law School. After a few years of binging on craft beer, cheddar, and Ben &amp; Jerry's in Vermont, he started to take fitness seriously again after finding F3 while living in Knoxville, Tennessee. Career moves took him first to Chattanooga then to Memphis, and he helped launch F3 in both of those cities. Since August of last year, F3 Memphis has grown to include 20 workouts at 9 different locations, six days per week. Known as "Gus" within F3, Jordan is the Nantan (or Regional leader) who is responsible for the outcome of the Organization as a whole. His favorite activities, ranked: 1) F3 workouts 2) Running 3) Rucking 4) GORUCKing ... 1,923) Bear crawling

LHRL #93- Richard McClure and Jordan Carpenter of F3 Fitness