Jon Caldwell's guest appearances

Jon Caldwell

The Winning Youth Coaching Podcast: Youth Sports | Coaching | Parenting | Family Resources

The Bastard Sermon Podcast

Beyond Theory

Michael Phillips

David Klein

Rob Bell

Rob Jones

Jack Canfield

Dave Smith

Randy Jackson

Jon Gordon

Geoff Tate

Neil Strauss

John Holmes

Shannon Evans

John Wooden

Paul Mason

Sam Walker

OwlTail

His stand up may confuse you, his demeanor may make you feel awkward. However, there is no question that Jon is one of the most eclectic and funny people in the scene!  Why does Jon have beef with Junkers Tavern? Can you invest in catholicism and not be catholic? What would it cost for Jon to have sex with Lloyd? Jon tells us about his band that's causing some grief around town and is Cody getting too aggressive? You can Follow Jon at: @jonu.than on Instagram  Check out this super weird, super delicious episode right now!

His stand up may confuse you, his demeanor may make you feel awkward. However, there is no question that Jon is one of the most eclectic and funny people in the scene!  Why does Jon have beef with Junkers Tavern? Can you invest in catholicism and not be catholic? What would it cost for Jon to have sex with Lloyd? Jon tells us about his band that's causing some grief around town and is Cody getting too aggressive? You can Follow Jon at: @jonu.than on Instagram  Check out this super weird, super delicious episode right now!

Episode 230: Comedian Jon Caldwell

Season 2, Episode 12: As Chief Medical Officer with The Meadows, Dr. Jon Caldwell knows how easily anxiety can overwhelm us. This is especially true in a time of uncertainty like the COVID-19 pandemic. But instead of running from fear, what if we lean into it? Can confronting the reality of our own powerlessness actually loosen fear’s grip?   Dr. Jon Caldwell is a psychiatrist and clinical research investigator who specializes in treating those healing from trauma and addictive behaviors. He currently serves as Chief Medical Officer with The Meadows in Wickenburg, Arizona.   Read the article Dr. Caldwell wrote about Leaning Into Fear at https://www.themeadows.com/blog/leaning-into-fear/   Learn more about The Meadows' Surviving Social Distancing virtual workshop, which Dr. Caldwell is contributing to, at  https://rioretreatcenter.com/workshops/online-workshops/surviving-social-distancing/   To check out more episodes of the Beyond Theory podcast and find all kinds of other resources and tools from Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, visit http://beyondtheorypodcast.com.   Music from this episode provided by Soundstripe.

Season 2, Episode 12: As Chief Medical Officer with The Meadows, Dr. Jon Caldwell knows how easily anxiety can overwhelm us. This is especially true in a time of uncertainty like the COVID-19 pandemic. But instead of running from fear, what if we lean into it? Can confronting the reality of our own powerlessness actually loosen fear’s grip? Dr. Jon Caldwell is a psychiatrist and clinical research investigator who specializes in treating those healing from trauma and addictive behaviors. He currently serves as Chief Medical Officer with The Meadows in Wickenburg, Arizona. Read the article Dr. Caldwell wrote about Leaning Into Fear at <a href="https://www.themeadows.com/blog/leaning-into-fear/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.themeadows.com/blog/leaning-into-fear/</a> Learn more about The Meadows' Surviving Social Distancing virtual workshop, which Dr. Caldwell is contributing to, at <a href="https://rioretreatcenter.com/workshops/online-workshops/surviving-social-distancing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://rioretreatcenter.com/workshops/online-workshops/surviving-social-distancing/</a> To check out more episodes of the Beyond Theory podcast and find all kinds of other resources and tools from Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, visit <a href="http://beyondtheorypodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://beyondtheorypodcast.com</a>. Music from this episode provided by Soundstripe.

S2 E12: LIVE Podcast with Dr. Jon Caldwell on Leaning Into Fear During COVID-19

Jon Caldwell is a co-founder of Ginga Futsal and serves as Director of the Greater Cincinnati North and East locations.Ginga mission statement: 'We strive to teach confidence and total control over the ball. GINGA focuses on the individual skills of the player. GINGA will create attacking players, by teaching moves and feints to unbalance your defender. Our goal is to develop total soccer players not positional players, who have an artistic relationship with the ball and the game.'Website: thegingatouch.comTwitter: @jcaldwell13; @thegingatouchFacebook: /The-Ginga-Touch-192724914078318Listen Now:Listen in ITunes: Itunes linkListen in Stitcher: Stitcher link Quote'No lines, no lectures''At the younger ages - that is the time to take the risks. That is the time to fail. I would be doing something wrong if all the teams I coach at the younger ages win every single game.'Futsal	#1 developmental tool for soccer players in South America and Europe	5 vs. 5 game with heavier low-bounce ball. There are out-of-bounds (unlike indoor soccer.)	HUGE IDEA: Kids that play futsal touch the ball 12x vs. traditional soccer	Constant problem-solving and quick decisions because of the small spacesBuilding confidence	Freeplay is huge. No parents or coaches.	Friday night bridge futsal nights - They have open play - kids wear their favorite jerseys - and play pick-up games.Teaching Skills	'No lines, no lectures'	Start the practice playing tag, first without the ball, then add the ball inCulture – Discipline/Rewards/Teambuilding	'At the younger ages - that is the time to take the risks. That is the time to fail. I would be doing something wrong if all the teams I coach at the younger ages win every single game.'  Teach the kids to take on their opponent, to keep trying one-on-one moves, without fear of failure. The kids that succeed long-term are the ones that can beat their man one-on-one.Connecting with and Impacting Kids	Jon coached a kid who started with his Ginga club at age 9. He started out with mediocre skills, but by age 12 he completely got the bug to be great and turned out to be a great athlete.The One that Got Away	Jon  recently coached a futsal team that lost on penalty kicks in the championship game. While he would have loved to win the game, he know the coaches and players will learn from the defeat and be even better in the future because of it.Best stolen idea	Talk softly around kids - Instead of yelling so the kids can hear you - train them to listen by talking softlyFavorite coaching book	The Talent Code - by Daniel CoyleGinga Futsal	Website: thegingatouch.com	Greater Cincinnati areaParting Advice	Be positive, encourage the kids. You goal is to get the kids to be passionate about the sport.	Be organized and have a plan.Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:

Jon Caldwell is a co-founder of Ginga Futsal and serves as Director of the Greater Cincinnati North and East locations. Ginga mission statement: 'We strive to teach confidence and total control over the ball. GINGA focuses on the individual skills of the player. GINGA will create attacking players, by teaching moves and feints to unbalance your defender. Our goal is to develop total soccer players not positional players, who have an artistic relationship with the ball and the game.' Website: <a href="http://thegingatouch.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thegingatouch.com</a> Twitter: @jcaldwell13; @thegingatouch Facebook: /The-Ginga-Touch-192724914078318 Listen Now: Listen in ITunes: Itunes link Listen in Stitcher: Stitcher link   Quote 'No lines, no lectures' 'At the younger ages - that is the time to take the risks. That is the time to fail. I would be doing something wrong if all the teams I coach at the younger ages win every single game.' Futsal 	#1 developmental tool for soccer players in South America and Europe 	5 vs. 5 game with heavier low-bounce ball. There are out-of-bounds (unlike indoor soccer.) 	HUGE IDEA: Kids that play futsal touch the ball 12x vs. traditional soccer 	Constant problem-solving and quick decisions because of the small spaces Building confidence 	Freeplay is huge. No parents or coaches. 	Friday night bridge futsal nights - They have open play - kids wear their favorite jerseys - and play pick-up games. Teaching Skills 	'No lines, no lectures' 	Start the practice playing tag, first without the ball, then add the ball in Culture – Discipline/Rewards/Teambuilding 	'At the younger ages - that is the time to take the risks. That is the time to fail. I would be doing something wrong if all the teams I coach at the younger ages win every single game.'  Teach the kids to take on their opponent, to keep trying one-on-one moves, without fear of failure. The kids that succeed long-term are the ones that can beat their man one-on-one. Connecting with and Impacting Kids 	Jon coached a kid who started with his Ginga club at age 9. He started out with mediocre skills, but by age 12 he completely got the bug to be great and turned out to be a great athlete. The One that Got Away 	Jon  recently coached a futsal team that lost on penalty kicks in the championship game. While he would have loved to win the game, he know the coaches and players will learn from the defeat and be even better in the future because of it. Best stolen idea 	Talk softly around kids - Instead of yelling so the kids can hear you - train them to listen by talking softly Favorite coaching book 	The Talent Code - by Daniel Coyle Ginga Futsal 	Website: <a href="http://thegingatouch.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thegingatouch.com</a> 	Greater Cincinnati area Parting Advice 	Be positive, encourage the kids. You goal is to get the kids to be passionate about the sport. 	Be organized and have a plan. Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:

WYC 073 – Fastest growing sport in USA: Futsal – Jon Caldwell talks getting kids 12x the number of touches