Olympische Sportfreak

Bernard Leene, de pechvogel van 1932 en Carl Lewis, het fenomeen van 1984!De succesvolle Olympische Podcast serie is nu alweer toe aan de zesde aflevering. Vanaf aflevering 7 zullen ook de (voormalige en toekomstige) olympische sporters zelf deelnemen aan onze afleveringen. The discourse herein elucidates the historical trajectory of the Los Angeles Olympic Games, spanning from 1932 to 2028, with a particular focus on the events surrounding the 1932 Games. We meticulously examine the challenges faced by the Dutch tandem cycling team, notably the unfortunate circumstances that precluded Bernard Lenen from defending his title alongside Daan van Dijk due to financial constraints. The episode further delves into the strategic decisions made by athletes, notably Jacques van Egmond, who grappled with the implications of competing in multiple events on the same day. This discussion encapsulates the broader theme of financial limitations impacting athletic performance and opportunities. Notably, we draw parallels to contemporary issues faced by athletes, underscoring the enduring relationship between fiscal support and success in competitive sports.Takeaways: In 1932, financial constraints prevented the Dutch tandem duo from defending their title. Jacques van Egmond prioritized his sprint events over the tandem race in Los Angeles. The decision to withdraw from the tandem race was officially attributed to equipment failure. Carl Lewis's remarkable achievements in 1984 drew comparisons to Jesse Owens's historic performance in Berlin. The pressure on Lewis's teammates during the relay was immense, given his quest for a fourth gold. Inevitably, financial issues continue to affect the performance and preparation of athletes today. Companies mentioned in this episode: NRC Wielenunie Daan van Dijk Jacques van Egmond Harry La Vrijsse Stanley Chambers Ernst Chambers Guus Schilling Carl Lewis Jesse Owens Giusem Bolter Bob Bieman Sam McGready Brown Kelvin Smith Pietro Menea

De succesvolle Olympische Podcast serie is nu alweer toe aan de vijfde aflevering. Vanaf aflevering 7 zullen ook de (voormalige en toekomstige) olympische sporters zelf deelnemen aan onze afleveringen. This podcast episode elucidates the intriguing parallels between the Netherlands and the Los Angeles area, especially in light of the preparations for the 2028 Olympic Games. We delve into the economic and demographic similarities, noting that both regions boast comparable gross national products and populations, each hovering around 18 to 19 million inhabitants. Furthermore, we examine the substantial urban challenges faced by both territories, such as housing shortages and climate-related issues, which serve to underscore their shared dilemmas. Additionally, we reflect on historical performances of Dutch hockey teams in the Olympics, particularly the nuances of past successes and failures, drawing connections to the aspirations for the upcoming Olympic events. Through this discourse, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of global sporting cultures and their implications for future competitions.The podcast episode provides a detailed exploration of the preparatory measures being undertaken by the Dutch Olympic Committee as it gears up for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Central to the discussion is the engagement of various Dutch enterprises in the establishment of a Holland Village, which seeks to promote Dutch culture and commerce during the Games. The speakers draw intriguing comparisons between the Netherlands and the Los Angeles region, noting their shared geographical features and urban challenges. Both regions are situated along the western coast, possess similar economic outputs, and face significant urban issues such as housing shortages and climate change management. This comparative analysis serves not only to highlight the collaborative potential between the two regions but also to underscore the importance of strategic partnerships as the Olympics approach.In a reflective segment, the conversation shifts to the historical context of Dutch hockey within the Olympic framework, specifically focusing on the 1984 Games held in Los Angeles. The speakers recount the experiences of the Dutch men’s hockey team, which boasted a roster of esteemed players yet ultimately fell short of expectations. Through a critical examination of their performance, the discussion reveals the complexities of competitive sports and the high stakes involved in Olympic competitions. The narrative serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of sports, particularly in high-pressure environments, and highlights the lessons learned that can inform the aspirations of future Dutch teams as they prepare for the upcoming Olympic events.Concluding the episode, the speakers reflect on the advancements in broadcasting technology that have transformed the viewing experience of Olympic events. They contrast the limited media representation of the 1984 Games with today’s capabilities, which allow audiences to engage with multiple events concurrently. This evolution illustrates a significant shift towards inclusivity in sports broadcasting, enhancing the accessibility of Olympic events for a diverse audience. The discussion wraps up with a forward-looking perspective on the potential for sustainable practices to be integrated into the planning of the 2028 Olympics, emphasizing the necessity of creating a legacy that not only celebrates athletic excellence but also prioritizes environmental stewardship.Takeaways: This episode discusses the similarities between the Netherlands and Los Angeles, particularly in terms of economic factors and geographical attributes. Both regions face significant urban challenges, including housing shortages and climate-related issues, which are crucial for future development. The podcast highlights the historical...

De nieuwe succesvolle sport podcast serie: "Derde Ronde van Los Angeles van 1932 tot 2028"In an engaging and comprehensive discussion, the podcast delves into the historical significance of doping scandals in the world of athletics, particularly as it pertains to the Olympic Games. The episode provides an insightful analysis of Ria Staalman's experiences during the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, where she faced both triumph and intense scrutiny. The hosts reflect on how her achievements were overshadowed by allegations of doping, a theme that resonates throughout the history of competitive sports. As the conversation unfolds, the hosts consider the psychological and societal pressures that compel athletes to resort to performance-enhancing drugs, especially in a sporting culture that increasingly emphasizes success at any cost. Staalman’s eventual confession regarding her use of steroids presents a pivotal moment for discussion, prompting an exploration of the ethical implications and the long-lasting effects such decisions have on athletes’ lives and legacies. The episode serves as a critical examination of the intertwining narratives of integrity, competition, and the relentless pursuit of excellence, offering listeners a profound understanding of the complexities surrounding doping in sports.Takeaways: This episode delves into the historical context of the Los Angeles Olympics from 1932 to 2028, examining the evolution of this significant event over the decades. We explore the implications of doping in sports, particularly focusing on the cases of Dutch athletes and the societal pressures they faced during their careers. The discussion includes a critical analysis of the public perception surrounding doping allegations, as exemplified by Ria Stalman's experiences and her eventual admission of using performance-enhancing substances. The podcast highlights the complexities of Olympic history, including the achievements of Charles Pahout de Mortagne and his contributions to Dutch equestrian sports during the twentieth century. We reflect on the broader impact of doping scandals on the integrity of sports and how they influence the narratives surrounding athletic accomplishments. The episode also considers the societal and cultural factors that have shaped the Olympic Games, from the grandeur of the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics to the modern-day challenges athletes face. Companies mentioned in this episode: NOS

Luister naar de nieuwe podcast serie: "Derde Ronde van Los Angeles van 1932 tot 2028"The salient point of this podcast episode revolves around the historical instances of disqualifications in Olympic sports, particularly focusing on the events of 1932 and the subsequent implications of such actions. We delve into the tumultuous water polo match between Brazil and Germany, where the Brazilian team faced disqualification due to misconduct, leading to an altercation with the referees. This discussion serves as a precursor to a broader exploration of various Olympic events marred by disqualifications, including those stemming from doping violations. I further illuminate the context of the 1984 Olympics, where doping emerged as a significant issue, noting a marked increase in violations in subsequent games. We encapsulate our examination by reflecting on the most disqualifications recorded at the London 2012 Olympics, thereby underscoring the ongoing challenges of maintaining integrity within competitive sports.In a compelling analysis, the episode transitions from the tumultuous events of 1932 to the doping scandals that have plagued the Olympic Games over the decades. The speakers provide a meticulous examination of the disqualifications during the 1984 Olympics, identifying a significant uptick in doping violations across various sports. This segment not only elucidates the mechanisms of doping detection but also reflects on the broader implications for athletes and the integrity of the Olympic movement. The discussion is enriched by statistical insights into the prevalence of doping violations, as well as personal anecdotes that contextualize these occurrences within the larger narrative of Olympic history. The speakers emphasize the ongoing battle against doping, drawing parallels between past and present, and probing the effectiveness of current regulations in safeguarding the spirit of competition.Takeaways: In the 1932 Olympic water polo match, Brazil faced disqualification due to team misconduct. The intense emotions from the 1932 water polo incident demonstrate the longstanding passion for competitive sports. Doping emerged as a significant issue in the 1984 Olympics with multiple athletes testing positive. The 2012 Olympics saw a notable number of doping violations and subsequent disqualifications among athletes. Both the Summer and Winter Olympics have histories of disqualification related to doping infractions. The case of Aad van den Hoek highlights the repercussions of doping within the realm of competitive cycling.

Deze keer nemen we je mee naar Los Angeles 1984 – het jaar waarin een jonge Michael Jordan zijn wereldwijde doorbraak beleefde. Nog vóór zijn eerste NBA-minuten leidde hij Team USA naar olympisch goud en liet hij zien dat er een nieuw icoon was opgestaan.We ontrafelen de verhalen achter dit gouden team van 1984, kijken naar Jordans eerste stappen van talent naar legende en verbinden die momenten met de bredere betekenis van de Olympische Spelen toen én nu.Een mix van historie, anekdotes en vooruitblik – van de magie van 1984 tot de weg naar Los Angeles 2028.This podcast episode delves into the intriguing responses we have received regarding our inaugural episode, highlighting the growing interest from both listeners and athletes alike. We share insights about our journey towards the 2028 Olympics, reflecting on the connections we are forging with former Olympians who participated in the 1984 Los Angeles Games. The discussion encompasses the remarkable legacy of Michael Jordan, elucidating his amateur status during the 1984 Olympics and his subsequent ascent to global basketball fame. As we explore the historical context of basketball and its evolution, we also touch upon the significance of national representation in sports, including the Netherlands' achievements in recent competitions. Join us as we traverse the rich tapestry of Olympic history and its enduring impact on contemporary athleticism.The discourse unfolds with an enthusiastic recounting of the responses elicited from the debut episode of the podcast series, which has garnered attention not only from the general listening public but also from athletes, coaches, and trainers within the sporting community. It is a profound realization for us that the upcoming Olympic Games in 2028 serve not merely as a distant event but as a focal point that intertwines past and present, inspiring both listeners and athletes alike. The conversations delve into nostalgic reflections of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, highlighting notable athletes and their enduring connections. As we navigate through the annals of athletic history, we unearth personal anecdotes, illustrating the camaraderie that persists among team members, even decades after their competitive days. The anticipation of hosting former Olympic athletes on our platform promises to enrich our discussions with firsthand experiences and insights, thereby elevating the narrative surrounding the Olympic legacy and the personal journeys of those who have triumphed upon that global stage.In the subsequent segment of our dialogue, we steer towards the illustrious figure of Michael Jordan, whose nascent career blossomed during the 1984 Olympic Games. A pivotal moment is illustrated as we reflect on how Jordan, then a burgeoning talent from the University of North Carolina, exemplified the qualities of an exceptional athlete. His participation not only marked the beginning of a legendary career but also showcased the potency of the Olympic platform as a springboard for athletes entering the professional realm. Our discussions reveal the remarkable statistics from that tournament, where Jordan emerged as the leading scorer for the American team, thereby cementing his status as a formidable competitor. As we analyze the dynamics of the 1984 games, we also touch upon the broader implications of international competition and the evolution of basketball in the years that followed, culminating in the famed Dream Team of 1992.The concluding reflections pivot towards the contemporary landscape of sports, particularly as we consider the implications of international relations on future Olympic participation. The dialogue broaches the topic of potential Russian participation in the upcoming Olympic Games, drawing parallels with past boycotts and the ever-evolving nature of global politics as it pertains to athletics. The intricate relationship between sports and national identity emerges as a...

Joeri Verlinden: Zomerspelen 2012 LondenZwemmen4 x 100 meter wisselslagin de finale zevende in 3:33.46..2012Zomerspelen 2012 LondenZwemmen100 meter vlinderslagIn de finale zesde in 51.82.2016Zomerspelen 2016 Rio de JaneiroZwemmen100 meter vlinderslag22ste tijd in series. Niet naar halve finales.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Joeri Verlinden: Zomerspelen 2012 LondenZwemmen4 x 100 meter wisselslagin de finale zevende in 3:33.46..2012Zomerspelen 2012 LondenZwemmen100 meter vlinderslagIn de finale zesde in 51.82.2016Zomerspelen 2016 Rio de JaneiroZwemmen100 meter vlinderslag22ste tijd in series. Niet naar halve finales.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Daniel Rewijk, historicus, docent Daniel Rewijk vertelt het verhaal over Jan Feith en zijn broers. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

45 - Olympische Sportfreak: Het succes van het Holland Heineken Huis (bedenker Frank van den Wall Bake)"Trackrecord" van Frank van den Wall Bake- Trefpunt Sports and Leisure Marketing, opgericht als een-mansbedrijf in 1978 en  verkocht in 2000 (als marktleider met 24 medewerkers) aan Young&Rubicam- per 01.01.2002: Van den Wall Bake Consult   Wapenfeiten:gedurende zijn leiderschap van Trefpunt en in zijn "nieuwe" rol creëerde en/of exploiteerde Frank van den Wall Bake onder andere:- AKZONobel en de Volvo Ocean Race- Allianz en watersport- De jaarlijkse SPA Regatta (zeilen)- PTT Telecompetitie/KPN Telecompetitie/KPN Eredivisie- Rabobank en wielrennen- Amstel Cup- Holland Heineken House- Shell Jeugdvoetbal / Jeugdhockey- Essent ISU World Cup- Eurocard/MasterCard en voetbal- Aegon en schaatsen- Postcodeloterij en schaatsen- PricewaterhouseCoopers België en voetbal- KPN en schaatsen- Zorg van de Zaak en FC Utrecht- Team Telfort (schaatsen)- PricewaterhouseCoopers en sport (o.a. KNVB en atletiek)- VriendenLoterij en voetbal- Unilever en NOC*NSF- ABN*AMRO en hockey/golf/tennis/Ajax- Aegon en Ajax- ING en voetbal (KNVB)- TVM en voetbal (KNVB)   This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Mark Brants, Docent SPECO Sportcommunicatie en SportfreakThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

43 - Olympische Sportfreak: Carl Lewis, Alles of Niets Moment (Huub Stammes) Huub Stammes: voormalig alg. directeur KNWU, voormalig interim Alg. directeur KNSB, voormalig interim directeur Nederlandse Wandelsport Bond, voormalig Alg. directeur Judo Bond Nederland, Sportcolumnist, voorzitter MasterSport Nederland This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Meld je aan als volger bij jouw streamingsdienst zodat je automatisch de volgende afleveringen zal ontvangen.Ronald (Ron) Berteling (Amsterdam, 6 september 1957) is een voormalige Nederlandse ijshockeyer. Berteling kwam 213 keer (92 doelpunten en 103 assists = 195 punten) uit voor het Nationale team en is daarmee recordinternational.Mister IJshockey speelde in Nederland meer dan achthonderd duels op het hoogste niveau. Berteling won de nationale titel met zowel Amsterdam DEKO Builers als met Rotterdam Panda's. Hoogepunten uit zijn carrière waren verder het Wereldkampioenschap ijshockey voor B-landen 1979 in Roemenië, waar de Nederlandse ijshockeyploeg promotie afdwong naar de A-groep, de Olympische Winterspelen van 1980 in Lake Placid (negende plaats) en het Wereldkampioenschap voor A-landen in 1981 in Zweden.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Reinder Arjan Lubbers (Deventer, 6 november 1984) is een Nederlands voormalig roeier en cricketer.Lubbers roeide voor GSR Aegir en was bij de Olympische Zomerspelen 2008 aanvankelijk aangewezen als reserve voor de Holland acht. Vanwege een blessure van Olivier Siegelaar mocht Lubbers in de herkansingsronde roeien en de boot plaatste zich voor de finale.[1] Lubbers was voorzitter van de Koninklijke Nederlandsche Studenten Roeibond en bestuurder bij KARZV De Hoop.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Jelle van Gorkom: Some people are on or off-line, Jelle's life is all about being on track. Since his first time on the BMX track as a 4 years old, his focus was to be the best of the best in the BMX world. To become a champion. Jelle knows like no other that this comes with ups and downs. His last down moved him from the track forever. However, his hunger for the future was his thrive to grow in any situation! That is what makes him so unique. Be responsible for your own doings. Focus forward, never blame, be grateful and overload it with humor that makes him a real ChampionThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Dave Offenbach was pioneer sportmarketing. Werkte oa bij Philips, Uefa Champions League , IMG/advantage/Atlanta Olympics , had zijn eigen sportmarketingbureau Go! Marketing en zet zich nu in voor een NGO Mission89 dat o.a. binnen de Verenigde Naties probeert kinderhandel in de sport tegen te gaan. Daarnaast is hij fractielid bij de lokale partij Burgerbelangen AmstelveenOlympische Sportfreak: Philips vol in beeld bij de Spelen van Barcelona '92This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Kees Kooman is onderzoeksjournalist/schrijver. Hij schreef een tiental boeken, o.a. sportbiografieën over Fanny Blankers-Koen en Anton Geesink (nominaties Nico Scheepmakerbeker). This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Rob de Leede, docent Sportkunde en voormalig perschef Nederlands Elftal37 - Olympische Sportfreak: Het voetbalelftal dat naar Barcelona '92 zou gaan maar... This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Robert Denneman, YPCA, De Radiofabriek en commissaris KNWU36 - Olympische Sportfreak: Plotseling pakt Esmee Visser een gouden plak tijdens de OS in Pyeongchang 2018 (Robert Denneman, Freelance journalist))This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Freelance journalist Douwe de Vries Olympische Sportfreak: Gerald Sibon oog in oog met Maradona bij de Spelen van Peking in 2018 ( Freelance journalist Douwe de Vries)This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

Olympische Sportfreak: Sifan Hassan na 72 jaar de opvolger van Emil ZatopekRolf Bos, o.a. voormalig sportjournalist De VolkskrantAuteur van o.a. de sportboeken:"Een Duitse Zomer" met in dit boek ook een verhaal over Zatopek als eregast tijdens de Spelen van '72. "Russische Spelen" This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy