Starting May 1st, TPSRadio moves up in the sports world!
TPSRadio becomes “Ubroadcast Sports Channel 100″!
Starting this Thursday May 1st, TPSRadio.net will begin transitioning our programming
to Ubroadcast.com as their primary sports radio provider!
This move means unparalleled sports coverage and interaction only available through Ubroadcast!
Be sure to download the Ubroadcast Player HERE!
Because soon many of your favorite shows will only be on Ubroadcast Sports Channel 100!
Changes to TPSRadio.net!
TPSRadio.net (http://www.tpsradio.net) will now become your destination
for the best sports podcasts available on the internet!
You’ll be able to find all your favorite sports podcasts, with new ones coming soon!
Unfortunately, we’ll be closing down our Team TPSR memberships.
But stay tuned at Ubroadcast Sports Channel 100, something cool will be coming in the future!
The TPSRadio Message Boards will be moving as well! We’ll now be linked to the new Ubroadcast Sports Boards!
Be sure to register HERE and start posting!
Why the move?
Frankly, I have taken TPSRadio as far as I can on my own. Ubroadcast provides the opportunity of taking what we do to the next level!
The guys at Ubroadcast “get it” and have a vision that I believe in. So much so that I’ve agreed to join their staff as VP of Programming.
To be honest, this is an opportunity that no other sports podcast or live network has ever had.
And the benefits some of our shows are now going to be getting made this a no-brainer for me.
And the BEST is yet to come!
A THANKS to all TPSRadio Listeners and Hosts!
We have grown because of the listeners and hosts, and for that I want to give a sincere
“thank you”!
TPSRadio started as one fantasy football show and has grown to include approximately 40 top quality live and podcast sports programming,
including 3 shows that have gone on to satellite and/or terrestrial radio!
Join us as we move forward and make internet radio and podcasting history! - Ray Garcia, owner TPSRadio.net
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Tom Myslinski – Strength & Conditioning Coach; Year with Browns: 2nd (1st as Strength and Conditioning Coach); Year in NFL: 2nd; Tom Myslinski was named strength and conditioning coach on Jan. 29, 2007. Myslinski is in his first season as head strength and conditioning coach and brings nearly ten years of experience to the Browns strength and conditioning program. Myslinski joins the Browns from the University of Pittsburgh, where he was recently appointed assistant strength and conditioning coach. Myslinski served the previous two seasons (2005-06) at Robert Morris University in a newly created position of head strength and conditioning coach responsible for developing and initiating the conditioning program for all 17 intercollegiate male and female varsity sports. Myslinski served three seasons with the Browns under former strength and conditioning coach Buddy Morris. Myslinski was a part-time assistant strength and conditioning coach in 2002 and 2003 seasons. He was elevated to assistant strength and conditioning coach for the 2004 season. While playing in the NFL, Myslinski served as a volunteer assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Pittsburgh from 1998-2001, where he worked primarily with offensive and defensive linemen. Prior to his stint at Pittsburgh, Myslinski spent 1996 as the volunteer head strength and conditioning coach at the University of North Florida, where he managed all aspects of physical and mental development with the school’s student athletes. He has also served as a martial arts consultant to numerous collegiate athletic programs. Myslinski developed and patented the “Tunch Punch Ladder†hand agility pad and has trained extensively under offensive line guru, Tunch Ilkin, who is the developer of the Tunch Punch system, which is used extensively by offensive line coaches throughout the NFL. Mylinski was a fourth round draft selection in 1992 by the Dallas Cowboys, and played offensive line for nine seasons in the NFL for the Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts, Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers.  Myslinski earned eight varsity letters at the University of Tennessee in football and track & field and earned first team All-SEC and honorable mention All-America honors in football in 1991. He started at guard for two consecutive SEC Championship teams (1989, 1990). He also was a member of the Volunteers’ 1991 NCAA Champion track & field team.  Myslinski was born Dec. 7, 1968 in Rome, N.Y. Myslinski earned a B.S. in kinesiology from Tennessee in 1992 and later earned a M.S. from the University of Pittsburgh in exercise physiology. Myslinski and his wife, Amy, have three children, Thomas, Emily and Michael and reside in Westlake, Ohio. 
Dr. Douglas S. Kalman Ph.D., RD
On the eve on the 2008 NFL draft, we discuss the latest developments from around the league and we’ll give our final thoughts on the Chargers draft needs. Plus we answer your emails, and discuss the following topics:
Since Ty is headed out of town for the weekend, the trio gathers for a rare Thursday night recording and talks about all things Hank Steinbrenner, Joba Chamberlain and Jason Giambi with Bronx Banter’s Cliff Corcoran. (Yankee Fan Club Radio will return to it’s regularly scheduled slot next Sunday.)
MHR Radio, The Podcast, is now uploaded and ready for your listening pleasure, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! Make sure to subscribe to the feed and let me know what you think!!! Be sure to check out the show LIVE every Wednesday Night, 9PM est/6PM pst, exclusively on TPSRadio.net!
Show recorded Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
Steve Plisk has over two decades in the trenches as a Sports Performance and Strength & Conditioning professional. He is the Proprietor and Director of Excelsior Sports, a coaching and consulting service specializing in a multidisciplinary “best practices” approach to athlete preparation and professional education. He is a Certified Strength & Conditioning
Andrea Hudy joined the Kansas staff as Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning in September 2004. Hudy handles the strength and conditioning responsibilities for the University of Kansas Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams and Volleyball team. Hudy came to Kansas after nine and a half years at the University of Connecticut, where she worked closely with the Huskies’ National Champion Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams. In all, Hudy was part of eight national championship teams while at Connecticut – two men’s basketball; five women’s basketball; and one men’s soccer.
