This week on The Roe Show I sit down for a second time with Julian and Annalisa Pavone to discuss the music industry, but this time from a different perspective. They are joined by award winning music producer, Norman 'Ace' West to talk about their first single, 'Secret Love,' that was co-produced by Julian. Annalisa does both lead and back-up vocals while Julian drums and raps. It's an R&B style of song and is the first single in what will become and exciting career for them both. "The Pavone siblings have so much to offer, as Annalisa exercises the strength that only a seasoned vocalist would be able to execute," says Ace. "Much like her prodigy brother, who is a genius in the studio, Annalisa adapted to the creative process instantly." Ace has worked with some of the world's greatest musical legends, including Aretha Franklin, Anita Baker, Aliyah, and currently Annalisa Pavone. As Ace said it best, "We are putting the aces in their places," about Detroit stars he has partnered with to create incredible music and lasting legacies – whose names all coincidentally start with the letter A. "I believe this is a good indication for what Annalisa's success will look like in the years to come." Recorded at the PAC-3 Recording Studio, located in Dearborn, Michigan, "Secret Love" is jam packed with well-known names in the music business. The song was engineered and mastered by Carl B, whose portfolio of work includes collaborations with Producer R.J. Rice from Barak Entertainment, and artists Michael Jackson, Eazy E, Ginuwine, Timabaland, Shaq, and Ice Cube. The song also features talented musicians Peter Carbone on lead guitar and Kenny Hasenauer on bass. Not only was the track itself touched by talented artists, but so was the cover art and music video. The "Secret Love" cover art was created by renowned artist Tony Roko, who won the title as Detroit's Best Fine Artist for five consecutive years, according to HOUR magazine. Roko has painted commissions for Jay Leno, Lady GaGa, and many museums. This is a great interview for music lovers or anyone in the industry. We also have a complete educational program through the Freestyle Trampoline Association for any athlete, either traditional or Freestyle, that would like to learn EVERY TRICK ON TRAMPOLINE! We also have a hub of Influencer videos and tutorials from leaders in the industry! Our FTA Content Creator Program partners athletes with brands across the world on paid projects! Ask us about it! Contact Greg Roe: greg@grtnetwork.org info@FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com #GRTcertified

This week on The Roe Show I sit down with Charlie Holderness, who is a leading high risk insurance strategist working with Marsh & McLennan Insurance Agency. We discuss many topics around insurance including the relationship between insurers and business owners that hopefully will give you a much better appreciation for the role insurance plays in the business world as a whole. We discuss the methodology of coming up with policy costs and the thinking that goes into creating unique policies for high risk businesses. This is a very informative discussion for anyone in the trampoline park or gymnastics industries. Many thanks to Charlie for his time and insights. We also have a complete educational program through the Freestyle Trampoline Association for any athlete traditional or Freestyle that wants to learn EVERY TRICK ON TRAMPOLINE! We also have a hub of Influencer videos and tutorials from leaders in the industry! Our FTA Content Creator Program partners athletes with brands across the world on paid projects! Ask us about it! Contact Greg Roe: greg@grtnetwork.org info@FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com #GRTcertified

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Funspot CEO, Scott Bejamin to discuss how to build a trampoline park.

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with X-Pogo Stunt Team members. This was one of my first interviews for my podcast series, but as they say, "I saved the best for last!" Although we could not get them all on camera, we had a great discussion with co-founders Will & Nick about their sport, some of the funny moments and how they all got into it. They produce hundreds of Live Events each year, make Films from all around the world, and support fellow enthusiasts in any way they can.They have appeared on numerous televisions shows such as, Ellen Degeneres, Good Morning America and The View, as well as over 10,000 live shows spanning 23 countries, including one they produced themselves, PogoPalooza. They also hold an amazing 13 Guinness World Records. These guys are crazy cool and it's a really fun interview. To follow X-Pogo go to: https://xpogo.com/ https://www.instagram.com/xpogo/ Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Simon Ata, a world leader in strength and fitness training. We discuss how he became so strong without using external weights and how to get your athletes to learn independently. We discuss progressions and how beginners can get into fitness. If you are frustrated with your current conditioning program and want to change it up, this episode is for you. Simon is a Physiotherapist & Calisthenics Athlete. He calls himself 'Simonster ' as he is also a world leader in breakdancing and bodyweight strength training. Starting gymnastics at an early age, he became passionate about mastering control of the body and immersed himself in the world of bodyweight strength training. To follow Simon go to: https://www.instagram.com/simonsterstrength/ https://www.joinfitapp.com/ Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Seneca Schwartz, a young #GirlFlipper who does a mix between Freestyle Trampoline and Parkour. She talks to me about the role of girls in Freestyle sports. Currently not many women take up these more extreme sports and even though brands and industry leaders would like to see more Girl Flippers, the numbers remain low. The same was true for other freestyle sports such as snowboarding or skateboarding back in the 70’s so it may just be a matter of time until before women feel comfortable in this new space. Seneca talks to me about gender equality and how gym owners can promote equal flipping for men and women. She also talks to me about her nervousness in an all-boys program, which is still the norm today. She has a few great thoughts on how gyms can speed up that process and make the entry for women easier. Seneca also made a film that was featured on The Film Girl Festival called LIKE A GIRL; a short film on girl empowerment through Parkour and Free running. "LIKE A GIRL is not a representation of who I am. It is the representation of the change we believe we can make...The Future of Female Movement. She has also appeared on a Ted Talks (Tedx Youth @Tokyo) to discuss this strange movement. To watch go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sl4tizsfkmM To follow Seneca go to: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMhZlMFJav8MMkahZoY5WXQ https://www.instagram.com/sen.freerun/?hl=en Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Peter Landerholm, freestyle trampoline athlete and 'gtramper' as the community calls themselves. This "Sport Born on Instagram" as coined by the LA Times, has rapidly grown into a global phenomenon and Peter has been a the heart of it for many years, despite his young age. We discuss his life altering injury a year ago and how it changed his outlook on life when he broke his neck during a training session. I recommend that all parents of kids who flip or do gtramp watch this episode with their child, as it will give you an honest insight into this sport; including the dangers and what you can do to try and prevent them. This episode will hopefully make young flippers think twice about "going for it" when attempting new tricks they have not been properly trained to do. Peter Landerholm is 17 years old and is from Seattle Washington. In his own words, here is his story: "Ever since I was a kid I loved being air born and upside down so finding gtramp was the perfect match for my love of acrobatics. My goals for the future are to keep pushing my limits and being able to flip for a long time in my future. When I broke my neck in 2 places I definitely thought my flipping career was over but as I recovered and got healthier my passion never left me. So now I’m just gonna see where this sport takes me and I look forward for the future." Thank you Peter for sharing your story and giving us all your wonderful insights into this sport. To follow Peter go to: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChyPtWml8dINwHCIKzeqbWg https://www.instagram.com/peter_landerholm/ Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Paul Kaye, a leading sports therapist and CEO at Rebound Therapy International Ltd. We talk about the many benefits of using trampolines for therapy across all spectrum of special needs and he explains the Rebound Therapy program along with some fun stories and what he has learned working with both young children and adults alike. The phrase 'Rebound Therapy’ was coined by the founder, Eddy Anderson in 1969 to describe the use of trampolines in providing opportunities for movement, therapeutic exercise and recreation for people across the whole spectrum of special needs. The program uses trampolines to provide therapeutic exercises to people with a wide variety of disabilities and additional needs. The therapy involves using the moving bed of the trampoline to promote movement in the participant. By carrying out basic through to highly technical physiotherapy techniques on the trampoline, the therapy can provide many therapeutic and physiological benefits: Facilitate and promote movement and balance, Improve fitness, Increase or decrease muscle tone, Help relax the participant, Improve sensory integration, Improve concentration and even improve communication skills. To read more about Rebound Therapy and how you can become a certified instructor, go to: http://www.reboundtherapy.org Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Professor Ronald A. Smith, a leading sports historian. We talk the NCAA and how it came to be and the not so well known strategies behind used to create it. We also learn from Prof. Smith about the controversial NCAA uprising of the athletes who began to sue because they felt they were technically 'working' as athletes, yet not getting paid. He explains how they were not compensated if they were hurt, even though through their scholarships they were under contract to 'work' for the University. Ron is a professor emeritus of sports history at Penn State University and the author of several books, including Sports and Freedom: The Rise of Big-Time College Athletics and Play-by-Play: Radio, Television, and Big-Time College Sport. The former is an examination of the controversy over paying men and women college athletes, which persuasively argues that, for all the NCAA’s insistence on amateurism today, college sports have never been amateur. We discuss many of the strategies that the NCAA has used and why and it's controversial history. Ron also talks about how the NCAA has come under scrutiny for the way they treat their athletes and a few of the ways they are changing for the better. I thank him for this insightful interview and his candid comments and discussions. To read some of Ron's books go to: https://utpress.utexas.edu/books/smith-myth-of-the-amateur Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Mickey Wilson, veteran Slackline expert and extreme athlete. We discuss the sport and how to learn it, the equipment used and how to compete. He has some alarming stories and some great insights as well. Towards the end we talk about the future of this niche sport and compare it to some of the more classical sports. We have a look into the pros and cons of each sport, traditional versus freestyle, so if you're looking to learn about another great freestyle sport, this is the podcast for you. I first met Mickey a few years ago when we were performing for a client in the middle east and he even tried to teach me to slackline! Mickey has competed at numerous slackline competitions since 2011 and is currently ranked 11th in world in tricklining by the World Slackline Federation. He landed the first ever double backflip dismount, and was the first to land a backflip to chest bounce in competition. He was also the second person to land a 'Luke Skywalker' on a highline. His longest slackline send stands at 500 feet (152 m) and his longest highline send is 230 feet (70 m on sight!). Mickey is also an avid skier, whitewater kayaker and climber. He has his skydiving "A" license and he plans to work toward base jumping and eventually base jumping from highlines! Mickey was also called a hero when he rescued a man caught hanging from his neck by his backpack in a ski lift accident in 2017. The man almost certainly would have died were it not for the heroics of Mickey, who appeared on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show,' in 2017 to talk about the daring rescue. For more information on Mickey Wilson or to connect with him: https://www.dirtydog.com/the-team/members/Mickey-Wilson https://www.instagram.com/trickymickeywilson/?hl=en Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Professor Garrett Hall, from Sheridan College. We discuss the overarching principals of both classical and digital marketing, the digital age of marketing in general, how selling your product is much like a coach selling to his athletes, the new digital age of social media and many more fun marketing topics. We discuss on-line bulling and how social media has affected education and a teachers ability to teach and how it has also affected coaches of today. If you're a coach, gym owner or teacher, this is the podcast for you. Professor Hall is a business development and marketing professional with a background in running all aspects of a business. He has expertise in traditional & digital/internet marketing and eCommerce. He has been teaching at Sheridan College in Toronto, Canada since 2015. For more information on Professor Garrett Hall or to connect with him: Linkedin: ca.linkedin.com/in/grhall Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Check out our new online trampoline training program for any acrobatic sport at: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Connect with Host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

In this week's episode of The Roe Show, I sit down with one of youngest flippers out there, Nidal Wonder (/Ajib) and his mom Adrica. He is definitely the youngest guest I've had so far!! We discuss the flipping community for young athletes just starting out and the proper way to approach it. Mom Adrica discusses Nidal's serious injury a few years ago and what parents can do to ensure their kids stay safe when learning to flip. We also talk about how parents need to educate themselves and take an active role in their child's training. At the young age of 10, Nidal Wonder (/Ajib) has built quite a reputation for himself as one of the world's youngest self-taught flippers, holding many “world's youngest” records. He has had many opportunities to advance in the entertainment world by appearing on "Little Big Shots" Season 4, Episode 6 with Melissa McCarthy, training with Cirque du Soleil and an impressive following of almost 400 k subscribers on YouTube and nearly 200 k on Instagram. Nidal has always been homeschooled and has grown up between California and Lebanon and has traveled many places in between. Nidal's progress can be followed on: Instagram: @nee.dal YouTube: Nidal Wonder Website: www.GoPlaySafe.org For more information on our Educational Training Program: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com To contact Greg Roe: greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRT

Ron Munn, this weeks special guest on The Roe Show, has an intimate relationship to trampoline history because he actually was there watching the sport develop, all the way to seeing it enter the Olympics in 2000. Ronnie worked hand-in-hand with George Nissen, the inventor of the Trampoline. Larry Griswold is the co-inventor of the trampoline and Ronnie gives us a complete timeline of how the equipment was created with Larry and George, how it was then distributed all over the world and how the competitive aspect of the sport was developed over the years. Ronnie discusses how the world's first trampoline park was created back in the late 1950’s and how that was the beginning of a brand new competitive sport. We discuss how scoring systems for trampoline have changed over time and Ronnie even gives us the inside-scoop about how Double Mini Trampoline was developed. He even gives us the story about how they put a trampoline on a Pyramid. We then go onto discuss how he and George would travel around the world promoting trampoline in the 60’s and 70’s by opening up trampoline training centres, even in far flung places like South Africa. Just like they way I hit the road years ago to spread the word of Freestyle Trampoline, as a derivative of traditional trampoline, I noticed that I was following the same path as Ronnie did with George many years ago. A native of Amarillo, Texas Ron Munn began his trampoline career at the age of 12 under the watchful eye of well-known coach, Nard Cazzell. He won the 1956 National AAU trampoline title while a 15-year old sophomore in high school, and once again as a freshman on the University of Michigan gymnastics team in 1959. During these years he was also named a member of the AAU All-American Gymnastics Team, and in 1959 won the Gold Medal in trampoline at the Pan American Games. With a long career in the sport and the industry of trampoline, there is nobody out there who knows more about the history of this sport than Ronnie and Dagmar, George Nissen's daughter. In 2001, Ronnie became a World Acrobatic Society Legend as was inducted into their Hall of Fame. WAS, as it is known, originated from a gathering of college gymnastics and trampoline friends for George's birthday, that spawned the creation of the non-profit group that inducts all acrobatic discipline leaders & legends each year in Las Vegas at their annual convention. A huge thank you to Ronnie and his wife Dagmar, George Nissen's daughter, for contributing to this educational program with their wonderful historical photos and videos! If you love trampoline you won't want to miss this episode!! For more information please visit: TRAMPOLINE HISTORY BLOGSPOT - http://trampolinehistory.blogspot.com WORLD ACROBATIC SOCIETY - https://worldacro.com/ For more about our Educational Program please visit: http://www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com/training Check out our new 3D Educational Trampoline Simulator Game: http://www.GRTProFlipper.com To contact The Roe Show host Greg Roe, regarding business inquiries, please email him: greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRT

This week on The Roe Show I interview two outstanding athletes in the freestyle sport of Indoor Skydiving (Body Flying) - Inka Tiitto and Rafael Schwaiger. We talk about this unique sport, and how it has evolved over the years, evolving from Skydiving, how to train it and how it has become it's own unique niche sport. Inka Tiitto, crowned FAI Indoor Skydiving Freestyle World Champion in 2015, born in Finland, age 29, a true inspiration to all flyers out there! Indoor Sky Dancer Inka Tiitto creates freestyle flying routines to music - all in a vertical wind tunnel! As Indoor Skydiving World Champion 2015 and World Cup Winner 2016 in freestyle, Inka Tiitto is one of the top name in the sport of bodyflight. She drives to create esthetic and physically challenging flying choreographies in the airstream. Inka draws influence for routines from her experience in dancing, yoga, acrobatics and performing arts. At the moment, she travels frequently around the world to train, compete, coach and perform. She loves to share her knowledge about bodyflying and offers coaching for all levels of indoor skydivers from beginners to competing athletes. Rafael (called Rafa) was born in Fürth, Germany. His affinity for movement as a child was a precursor for so many things, his hunger for understanding the body, its movements, capabilities and limitations. After exercising an insane variety of sports from all elements in his youth, the most fascinating ones were the ones where speed and efficiency in combination with balance came together (just like in flying). At the age of 18 he discovered Skydiving (though he was interested in it since he was a child) and what came with it – Indoor skydiving / Bodyflying. He immediately realized what was possible in the air and made it his mission to understand flying in its most meticulous way both physically and mentally. Influenced by a few individuals that are still leading forces in the sport, including his Teammate and colleague Fabian Ramseyer, a true master of the sport who taught him his early basics and several years later passed a lot of his knowledge in teaching on to him. Rafa continues to learn from his Mentor and the two now teach together and form the probably strongest alliance of coaches in the sport. For more information, please visit: https://www.rafaelschwaiger.com https://agt.fandom.com/wiki/Inka_Tiitto #GRTnetwork #TheRoeShow

In this weeks episode of The Roe Show, I talk with fellow Canadian Sydney Brown who is an acrobat turned social media star who became known as a member of Royal Caribbean's tumbling team. She has over 2.2 million fans on TikTok and is also popular on Instagram. We discuss how she came to work for a cruise line, what life is like as a performer living on the road and what is the lifestyle of a travelling and touring performer. If that sounds like the ultimate dream job, it is. Or at least, it is according to Sydney Brown. And she would know -- it has been her life for the past six years. The 25-year-old Canadian has worked for Royal Caribbean as an acrobat and performer since 2011 and has spent the better part of the past year working in "The Fine Line" on The Harmony of the Seas, traveling throughout Europe and the Caribbean. Growing up in Greensville, Ontario, just outside of Toronto, Canada, Sydney was a talented and dedicated gymnast. She started in the sport when she was at just a year-and-a-half old, and showed promise at an early age. She began competing and winning regional meets at age 8. But after an ACL, MCL and meniscus injury at age 14 she left artistic gymnastics and focused on power tumbling, a sport that was easier on her knees because of the softer floor. It was a natural transition for her and she began competing almost immediately on the international stage for Canada. In 2009, she placed fourth at the World Age Group Competition in St. Petersburg, Russia -- just months after re-tearing her MCL and meniscus -- and she won the 17-plus age group at the Pan American Championships in 2010. For more information on Sydney please visit: IG: sydneybrown_xo TikTok: sydneybrown_xo For more information on host Greg Roe, please visit: www.TrampolineCoaching.com Our Freestyle Trampoline Association also hosts various live events and on-line educational series: www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com #TheRoeShow #GRT

This week on The Roe Show I sit down and have a fun discussion with Guinness World Record holder for most consecutive backflips on spring loaded stilts, circus performer and creative artist, Ben Brason, known as "Backflip Ben." We discuss his varied career in both gymnastics and performing and how he learned to become a Power Stilts 'master' which earned him his world record. He first started Tumbling and Acrobatic Gymnastics when he was just 7 years old and is a former gymnast for Great Britain, becoming National Champion in both Tumbling and Acrobatic gymnastics at Kings Lynn Gymnastics Club. During Ben's career he ended up specializing in Tumbling and eventually was picked to represent Great Britain in the French World Cup. Ben also began performing at the age of 16 in local shows and productions whilst still competing in Tumbling. His first job was performing in the London 2012 Olympic Opening and Closing Ceremonies this was where he fell in love with performing and decided to become a full time performer. Since then Ben has been performing all over the world, on stage, television, adverts and in stadiums. His skill sets include: Tumbling / Acrobatics, Trampoline Wall, Acrobalance, Cube Manipulation, Acrobatic Stilts / Jumping Power Stilts, Chinese Bungee, Fire Performing, Acting. For more information, check out Ben here - - https://www.springloadeduk.com/home For more information on Greg Roe and the GRT Network: www.TrampolineCoaching.com For info on our Freestyle Events: www.FreestyleTrampolineAssociation.com #GRT #TheRoeShow

This week on The Roe Show I talk with Swedish wakeboarding champion Caroline Djupsjo about the sport and her life on the road doing what she loves. In her own words, she describes how she became involved in the sport; "The summer I turned thirteen I spent every minute down by the local waterski club in the freezing water of Sweden, riding with my friends. I learned my first invert with my dad as the only one who had enough patience to drive the boat since it took me endless tries, crashes, filling my wetsuit up with warm water from the showers and headaches but that moment when I landed my first backroll is when I first discovered the warm, amazing adrenaline rush wakeboarding can give you. Ever since experiencing that feeling I’ve spent my time chasing it. Now thanks to my sponsors and the Swedish Wakeboard Federation I get to travel the world, doing what I love!" Follow Caroline here: @Wakecarro IG: http://www.instagram.com/wakecarro http://wakecarro.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

In this episode of The Roe Show, I talk with Richie Gaona, trapeze artist, stuntman, coach and a member of the world renowned "Flying Gaona's" Trapeze family of acrobats. We discuss what it was like to be part of a circus family growing up, how he teaches trapeze to young artists and how he became involved in the stunt business. Richie once gave me a trapeze lesson and it was a ton of fun and much harder than it might look!! Richie grew up in Venice, Florida, attending Epiphany Catholic School and Venice High School (Class of 1976). His family worked with Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Circus during most of that time period. Venice was the Winter home of the Circus during that time. The Gaona family actually lived in Venice before being hired by Ringling Brothers, not known by the home town Circus, and were recruited while they were touring Europe. The Flying Gaonas - father Victor Gaona, sons Armando Gaona, Tito Gaona and Richie Gaona, sister Chela Gaona and cousin Lalo Gaona - are one of the greatest trapeze acts of all time. Known as the First Family of the Air, they received the prestigious Golden Clown Award as top performers at the Monte Carlo International Circus Festival, presented by The Royal Family of Monaco. The Flying Gaonas are circus royalty. For decades, the Mexican family of trapeze flyers wowed the world over with their flawless form and extraordinary grace. Born into a circus family that traces its roots back to the Circo Gaona y León in Mexico, the trapeze family had in Victor Gaona Murillo a natural leader. Three of his kids would first develop a trampoline act called the Titos. Together, Chela, Mando, and Tito mastered the trampoline and would soon be practicing on the trapeze in their spare time. Richie is known for performing his amazing stunts and also as a stunt rigger in movies such as; Desperado (1995), Clear and Present Danger (1994) & How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)... to name a few. His most current project is Emerald Run (2020). In addition to his stunt work, Richie spent the ’80s working with Circus of the Stars, an annual CBS show that got your favorite TV and movie stars to perform circus acts that ran for close to 20 years. He’s also found a way to keep the art of trapeze alive by teaching classes out of his California home to a wide variety of different people, from celebrities interested in training to kids out of a drug rehab program in the state. The family was also featured in a documentary film, 'The Flight Fantastic'. For more information on Richie, follow him at: IG: www.instagram.com/trapezekid Website: www.flyingtrapeze.com #TheRoeShow

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with Coach Lain and discuss the psychology of coaching. Many different professionals throw around conflicting opinions and Coach Lain gives us his opinion about the industry standards and how to improve them. We also discuss how online material and information from credible sources still has 'holes' in their application and ways coaches can think about available sources that offers a direct benefit to athletes. Coach Lain's motto is: "To help athletes build confidence through resources focused on performance, technique and understanding." Coach Lain is a tumbling and performance coach specializing in tumbling technique, overcoming performance anxieties, and helping athletes better understand themselves and their performance-related fears. He is also an entrepreneur, writer and fear psychology enthusiast, on a mission to help athletes gain the confidence to outperform your greatest fears! We hope this episode encourages coaches to think critically about the resources they find. Reading is one thing, but applying is another. For more information on Coach Lain or to connect with him: Website: https://www.coachlain.com/ IG: www.instagram.com/@CoachLain FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/askcoachlain Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/coachlain Follow The Roe Show at: www.TheRoeShow.com Connect with host Greg Roe: @GRTNetwork__official or email him at greg.roe@hotmail.com #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork

This week on The Roe Show, I sit down with MMA fighter, Derik Scott ("The Law") to discuss few of his endeavours, including his background in Gymnastics and Trampoline, then his pursuit of a Law degree and his rise to fame as a local favourite in the MMA world in St. Louis, Missouri at Shamrock FC. Derik, besides running his St. Louis legal practice, is also a personal training coach, health & fitness expert and legal council. There are not a lot of lawyers out there who can add MMA fighter and television sports competitor to their resume, but then again there are not a lot of lawyers like Derik Scott of St. Louis, Mo. Scott, a graduate of Lindbergh High School, Lindenwood University and Baylor School of Law had his network television debut last year as a contestant on The Rock’s new highly publicized competition series The Titan Games. Scott, who recently moved to Los Angeles said he was trying out for season 10 of American Ninja Warrior when he found out about The Titan Games. He was still in the running for American Ninja Warrior but once he heard about the new show he switched gears. He even holds a Guinness record with his brother Zeke. “It was the most backflips on a Swiss ball between two people in one minute,” he said. "The crazy thing about that record-setting feat was that a television network in China contacted them to do a similar competition and Zeke was unable to do it but Shaun was able to fill in. Shaun and I both flew separately to China and met each other there, never having even practiced together, but prepared in our minds to perform it in front the crowd and on television." Derik, with his background in gymnastics and trampoline was also a judge at the 2019 GTGamesUS in California, where he met the #gtramp community for the first time. It was an incredible experience to see what these kids could do on a trampoline. I loved it!" said Derik. For more information on Derik follow him on: https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/116506-derik-scott https://www.instagram.com/derikaspenscott For personal coaching contact Derik here - https://procoach.app/derik-scott Video about his appearance on the Titan Games - https://mymmanews.com/derik-scott-the-rock-shamrock-fc-324/ #TheRoeShow #GRTnetwork