Ruby Harrold's guest appearances

Ruby Harrold

GymCastic: The Gymnastics Podcast

Boot Up: The LSU Basketball Podcast

Hey Fightin' Podcast Network: The Official Podcast Network of LSU Sports 

Bleav in Gymnastics: Chalk Talk

Eric Walker

Cole Henry

Maggie Nichols

Carly Patterson

Bart Conner

Skylar Mays

Will Wade

Chris Blair

Kyla Ross

Lexy Ramler

Bridget Sloan

Elizabeth Price

Ed Orgeron

Marty Smith

Mike Jones

OwlTail

This week, McKenna and Taylor are discussing the cancellation of all 2020 premier events, the Maggie Haney and Laurie Hernandez statements following Haney's suspension, and give analysis on this past season's LSU team in the "Meet of the Week", LSU vs Arkansas.  Then, 2-time Olympian for Great Britain and LSU gymnastics alum, Ruby Harrold, joins in to discuss her move to Baton Rouge, her adjustment to college gymnastics just weeks after competing in the Olympics, the abrupt end to her college career, how her skills had to be adjusted in college competition, and what's next for her! Don't miss it!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, McKenna and Taylor are discussing the cancellation of all 2020 premier events, the Maggie Haney and Laurie Hernandez statements following Haney's suspension, and give analysis on this past season's LSU team in the "Meet of the Week", LSU vs Arkansas. Then, 2-time Olympian for Great Britain and LSU gymnastics alum, Ruby Harrold, joins in to discuss her move to Baton Rouge, her adjustment to college gymnastics just weeks after competing in the Olympics, the abrupt end to her college career, how her skills had to be adjusted in college competition, and what's next for her! Don't miss it!See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

Chalk Talk: LSU and Ruby Harrold

A new podcast series from LSU Athletics: Tigers United. So many times in life, we're defined by the things that divide us. But sometimes we all go through something together. And we're reminded of the things that unite us. Right now, in some form or another, we're all going through the same thing. And we're all united by a sense of loss and how to cope with it. On one end of the scale, there are those who are fighting for their lives, fighting for their health, fighting for the lives of other people. And wherever you are in that fight, know you're not alone. But up and down the scale, from most serious to least serious, we're all dealing with some sort of loss. Maybe it's a job. Maybe it's school. Maybe it's time spent with loved ones or the ability to go work out in a gym or eat out at a restaurant for dinner. For Ruby Harrold and Skylar Mays, one of the losses they're dealing with right now is a loss that so many other student athletes across the country are figuring out how to cope with. Both of their collegiate careers were cut short because of the fight against the spread of the novel coronavirus. Neither got the chance to finish their careers at LSU the way they deserved. After all the hard work and the heartache. After all the sacrifice and the celebration. They just ended. Earlier this week, they joined me for the first in a series of conversations we're calling Tigers United. Each episode we're going to hear from LSU student athletes, staff, and coaches, on how they're navigating this new world we're all living in. We'll talk mental health and physical health. We'll look back on the past, and we'll look forward to the future. You can find every episode at LSUSports.net, as well as on our Hey Fightin' Podcast and Boot Up: The LSU Basketball Podcast feeds. We all come from different places. We all play different sports. We all have different obstacles to overcome. But now as always, we're all Tigers, and we're all united.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boot-up/message

A new podcast series from LSU Athletics: Tigers United. So many times in life, we're defined by the things that divide us. But sometimes we all go through something together. And we're reminded of the things that unite us. Right now, in some form or another, we're all going through the same thing. And we're all united by a sense of loss and how to cope with it. On one end of the scale, there are those who are fighting for their lives, fighting for their health, fighting for the lives of other people. And wherever you are in that fight, know you're not alone. But up and down the scale, from most serious to least serious, we're all dealing with some sort of loss. Maybe it's a job. Maybe it's school. Maybe it's time spent with loved ones or the ability to go work out in a gym or eat out at a restaurant for dinner. For Ruby Harrold and Skylar Mays, one of the losses they're dealing with right now is a loss that so many other student athletes across the country are figuring out how to cope with. Both of their collegiate careers were cut short because of the fight against the spread of the novel coronavirus. Neither got the chance to finish their careers at LSU the way they deserved. After all the hard work and the heartache. After all the sacrifice and the celebration. They just ended. Earlier this week, they joined me for the first in a series of conversations we're calling Tigers United. Each episode we're going to hear from LSU student athletes, staff, and coaches, on how they're navigating this new world we're all living in. We'll talk mental health and physical health. We'll look back on the past, and we'll look forward to the future. You can find every episode at <a href="http://LSUSports.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LSUSports.net</a>, as well as on our Hey Fightin' Podcast and Boot Up: The LSU Basketball Podcast feeds. We all come from different places. We all play different sports. We all have different obstacles to overcome. But now as always, we're all Tigers, and we're all united.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boot-up/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boot-up/message</a>

Tigers United: Skylar Mays and Ruby Harrold

A new podcast series from LSU Athletics: Tigers United. So many times in life, we're defined by the things that divide us. But sometimes we all go through something together. And we're reminded of the things that unite us. Right now, in some form or another, we're all going through the same thing. And we're all united by a sense of loss and how to cope with it. On one end of the scale, there are those who are fighting for their lives, fighting for their health, fighting for the lives of other people. And wherever you are in that fight, know you're not alone.  But up and down the scale, from most serious to least serious, we're all dealing with some sort of loss. Maybe it's a job. Maybe it's school. Maybe it's time spent with loved ones or the ability to go work out in a gym or eat out at a restaurant for dinner. For Ruby Harrold and Skylar Mays, one of the losses they're dealing with right now is a loss that so many other student athletes across the country are figuring out how to cope with. Both of their collegiate careers were cut short because of the fight against the spread of the novel coronavirus. Neither got the chance to finish their careers at LSU the way they deserved. After all the hard work and the heartache. After all the sacrifice and the celebration. They just ended. Earlier this week, they joined me for the first in a series of conversations we're calling Tigers United.  Each episode we're going to hear from LSU student athletes, staff, and coaches, on how they're navigating this new world we're all living in. We'll talk mental health and physical health. We'll look back on the past, and we'll look forward to the future.  You can find every episode at LSUSports.net, as well as on our Hey Fightin' Podcast and Boot Up: The LSU Basketball Podcast feeds.  We all come from different places. We all play different sports. We all have different obstacles to overcome. But now as always, we're all Tigers, and we're all united.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heyfightinpodcast/message

A new podcast series from LSU Athletics: Tigers United. So many times in life, we're defined by the things that divide us. But sometimes we all go through something together. And we're reminded of the things that unite us. Right now, in some form or another, we're all going through the same thing. And we're all united by a sense of loss and how to cope with it. On one end of the scale, there are those who are fighting for their lives, fighting for their health, fighting for the lives of other people. And wherever you are in that fight, know you're not alone.  But up and down the scale, from most serious to least serious, we're all dealing with some sort of loss. Maybe it's a job. Maybe it's school. Maybe it's time spent with loved ones or the ability to go work out in a gym or eat out at a restaurant for dinner. For Ruby Harrold and Skylar Mays, one of the losses they're dealing with right now is a loss that so many other student athletes across the country are figuring out how to cope with. Both of their collegiate careers were cut short because of the fight against the spread of the novel coronavirus. Neither got the chance to finish their careers at LSU the way they deserved. After all the hard work and the heartache. After all the sacrifice and the celebration. They just ended. Earlier this week, they joined me for the first in a series of conversations we're calling Tigers United.  Each episode we're going to hear from LSU student athletes, staff, and coaches, on how they're navigating this new world we're all living in. We'll talk mental health and physical health. We'll look back on the past, and we'll look forward to the future.  You can find every episode at <a href="http://LSUSports.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LSUSports.net</a>, as well as on our Hey Fightin' Podcast and Boot Up: The LSU Basketball Podcast feeds.  We all come from different places. We all play different sports. We all have different obstacles to overcome. But now as always, we're all Tigers, and we're all united.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heyfightinpodcast/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heyfightinpodcast/message</a>

THIS WEEK'S INTERVIEW Ruby Harrold from Bristol, England (The Academy Portishead), has graced our country by competing in college for Louisiana State University. She was an alternate for the London Olympics in 2012, an integral part of the historic bronze medal for Team GB at the Glasgow Worlds in 2015, and has revitalized bars like no one else. We discuss:  How, as a reluctant GB elite, she was recruited to college gymnastics Biggest cultural difference training at LSU The bars skill she has never mastered Glasgow team medal vs. her Rio experience  Resurrecting the Zuchold-Schleudern and keeping her difficulty in college.  Amy Smith, NCAA champion gymnast and current associate head coach at the University of North Carolina tells us about the historic #BeTrue, LGBTQ Community Support meet at UNC vs. Florida last weekend. This first of its kind in the history of gymnastics, had the largest crowd EVER for the UNC gymnastics program. SUPPORT THE SHOW  Join Club Gym Nerd here. Buy one of our awesome swag here.    GIVEAWAY HOW: Tell us what the historic UNC LGBTQ meet meant to you. Be as creative as you want. A story about how gymnastics helped someone come out. Or how gymnastics taught you to be a better ally. Use the hashtag #ThanksUNCgym on Twitter, Instagram or Tumblr. We will pick a winner from a random drawing of entries. DEADLINE: February 5th, 2017  PRIZE:  Three "Carolina Gymnastics Love is Love" t-shirts from the meet (sizes S, M and L)  Commemorative tickets from the event One pair of the famous ombre blue and black Carolina Nike shoes (size 7.5, see far right shoes in the photo above)  RELATED EPISODES   236: Dream Theme Floor Routines 223: Tasha Schwikert Episode 22: Beth Tweddle Episode 18: Bridget Sloan Episode 20: Jenni Pinches Episode 16: Elizabeth Price Episode 48: Kyla Ross 101: Olivia Vivian  146: Taylor Rice and The 2015 NCAA Championships 145: Rheagan Courville 158: Ariana Berlin's Full Out Movie 

THIS WEEK'S INTERVIEW Ruby Harrold from Bristol, England (The Academy Portishead), has graced our country by competing in college for Louisiana State University. She was an alternate for the London Olympics in 2012, an integral part of the historic bronze medal for Team GB at the Glasgow Worlds in 2015, and has revitalized bars like no one else. We discuss: <ul> <li>How, as a reluctant GB elite, she was recruited to college gymnastics</li> <li>Biggest cultural difference training at LSU</li> <li>The bars skill she has never mastered</li> <li>Glasgow team medal vs. her Rio experience </li> <li>Resurrecting the Zuchold-Schleudern and keeping her difficulty in college.</li> </ul> Amy Smith, NCAA champion gymnast and current associate head coach at the University of North Carolina tells us about the historic #BeTrue, LGBTQ Community Support meet at UNC vs. Florida last weekend. This first of its kind in the history of gymnastics, had the largest crowd EVER for the UNC gymnastics program. SUPPORT THE SHOW <ul> <li>Join Club Gym Nerd <a href="http://gymcastic.com/club" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.</li> <li>Buy one of our awesome swag <a href="http://gymcastic.com/store/#.VkvSaq6rRE4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.</li> </ul>   GIVEAWAY HOW: Tell us what the historic UNC LGBTQ meet meant to you. Be as creative as you want. A story about how gymnastics helped someone come out. Or how gymnastics taught you to be a better ally. Use the hashtag #ThanksUNCgym on Twitter, Instagram or Tumblr. We will pick a winner from a random drawing of entries. DEADLINE: February 5th, 2017  PRIZE: <ul> <li>Three "Carolina Gymnastics Love is Love" t-shirts from the meet (sizes S, M and L) </li> <li>Commemorative tickets from the event</li> <li>One pair of the famous ombre blue and black Carolina Nike shoes (size 7.5, see far right shoes in the photo above)</li> </ul> RELATED EPISODES <ul> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/236-dream-theme-floor-routines/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">236: Dream Theme Floor Routines</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/223-tasha-schwikert/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">223: Tasha Schwikert</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/episode-22-beth-tweddle/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 22: Beth Tweddle</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/episode-18-bridget-sloan/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 18: Bridget Sloan</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/episode-20-jenni-pinches/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 20: Jenni Pinches</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/episode-16-elizabeth-price/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 16: Elizabeth Price</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/episode-48-kyla-ross/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 48: Kyla Ross</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/101-olivia-vivian/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">101: Olivia Vivian</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/146-taylor-rice-and-the-2015-ncaa-championships/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> 146: Taylor Rice and The 2015 NCAA Championships</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/145-rheagan-courville/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">145: Rheagan Courville</a></li> <li><a href="https://gymcastic.com/158-ariana-berlins-full-out-movie/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">158: Ariana Berlin's Full Out Movie</a></li> </ul>