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TRAILER van de nieuwe podcastserie: BOEGBEELDEN & BLIKTREKKERS - 175 jaar KR & ZV De Maas

U KUNT NU AL LUISTEREN NAAR DE TRAILER VAN DE GEWELDIGE NIEUWE PODCASTSERIE: BOEGBEELDEN & BLIKTREKKERS - 175 JAAR KR & ZV 'DE MAAS' VANAF 17 FEBRUARI KUNT U LUISTEREN NAAR DE EERSTE AFLEVERING VAN DEZE SERIE VAN ACHT! 1. De omzwervingen naar Katendrecht: Hoe de vereniging op Katendrecht belandde en hoe men daar vroeger vanuit de stad naartoe reisde. 2. De geboorte van een familievereniging: De roemruchte afsplitsing (en hereniging) van de 'Trekvogels' en de herkomst van de beroemde rode broek. 3. Veerkracht in oorlogstijd: De impact van de Tweede Wereldoorlog, het verzetswerk van voorzitter Willem Ruis en de wederopbouw na de bevrijding. 4. Het geheim van de World Rowing Masters: Hoe Jan en Frank met overmacht goud wonnen in Spanje en wat de sfeer op dit ‘WK voor veteranen’ zo uniek maakt. 5. De kracht van vriendschap: Hoe ze na een pauze van 40 jaar de draad weer oppakten en direct weer de snelsten bleken te zijn. 6. Trainen op de Willem-Alexander Baan: De rust, de focus en het belang van een strak trainingsschema, zelfs als master-roeier. 7. De essentie van ROST: Hoe een opleidings- en prestatieteam jonge zeilers klaarstoomt voor het zware offshore werk. 8. De strijd om de Admiral’s Cup: Een blik achter de schermen bij het officieuze wereldkampioenschap offshore zeilen en de sfeer in het iconische zeilersdorp Cowes. 9. Triomf in de Fastnet Race: De beleving van een start tussen honderden boten en het magische moment van de overwinning in Cherbourg. 10. De geschiedenis van Maas Nieuws: Van handgezette teksten en fysieke knipsels tot de impact van digitale fotografie. 11. Het maakproces: Over de stress van de deadline, het plezier van de vormgeving en de bijzondere samenwerking met de drukkerij. 12. De iconen achter het blad: De onmisbare bijdrages van namen als Ferry Boogaerdt ’t Hooft, Meinard Sprenger en Kees van Hussen. 13. De weg naar de top: Hoe Marieke als jong talent bij De Maas begon en werd gecoacht door Thomas Notermans. 14. Tokio 2020: De spanning van de lichte dubbeltwee, het roeien in coronatijd en wat die laatste 250 meter haar hebben geleerd over topsport. 15. De toekomst is Coastal: Waarom de nieuwe discipline Coastal Rowing de roeisport verandert en of we Marieke terugzien op de Spelen van Los Angeles 2028. 16. De sprong in het diepe: Waarom Aad en Hella in 1974 alles achterlieten om met de Aldebaran de Atlantische Oceaan over te steken. 17. Gezinsleven op de oceaan: Hoe Agnita en Alies opgroeiden als 'zeezigeuners' en de prestigieuze Daughters of Cape Horn Trophy wonnen. 18. De psychologie van de lange reis: Wat is het geheim om jarenlang op een kleine oppervlakte de vrede te bewaren en stress te voorkomen? 19. De architectonische ziel: Waarom het ontwerp van Hooijkaas en Brinkman de perfecte verbinding vormt tussen de stad Rotterdam en de Maas. 20. Lagen van de tijd: De impact van eerdere verbouwingen, waaronder die van Van den Broek in 1937 en de uitbreiding door de bezetter. 21. De renovatie in de praktijk: Hoe bouwkundig historisch onderzoek leidde tot het herstel van de grote zaal in haar volle glorie. 22. De ultieme uitdaging: Waarom vier studenten het 100 jaar oude record van twee Noorse vissers wilden verbreken. 23. Leven in een strak regime: De fysieke en mentale tol van een twee-om-twee uur schema en het gebrek aan slaapruimte tijdens een tocht van meer dan zestig dagen. 24. De aankomst: Het emotionele weerzien in de Veerhaven en de blijvende plek die hun boot nu heeft in de geschiedenis van De Maas. Interviewer Erik Peekel en podcastmaker Rik Bouman : “Als podcastmaker mocht ik niet alleen verhalen vastleggen, maar het kloppend hart van 175 jaar KR&ZV ‘De Maas’ hoorbaar maken.” “Wat mij het meest raakte, was niet alleen de sportieve grootsheid, maar de vriendschap en verbondenheid die in elke stem doorklonk.” “Mijn vak is luisteren en bij ‘De Maas’ hoorde ik generaties die elkaar vinden in water, traditie en ambitie.”

Derde Ronde van Los Angeles van 1932 tot 2028: Deel 22: Worden het zes gouden medailles voor de Noorse Langlaufer Johannes Klaebo "De Komeet" ?

De Noorse Langlaufer Johannes Klaebo "De Komeet" gaat voor zes gouden medailles! The primary focus of this podcast episode is the imminent commencement of the Olympic Winter Games, specifically highlighting the remarkable athlete Johannes Klaebo, who is poised to compete for six gold medals. As we delve into the intricacies of Klaebo's illustrious career, we explore his extraordinary achievements, including his unprecedented victories in World Cup events and his outstanding performance at the recent World Championships. Our discourse further examines the unique qualities that render Klebo a formidable competitor, such as his innovative techniques and strategic prowess in cross-country skiing. We also discuss the various disciplines in which he will participate, elucidating the challenges and expectations he faces in each event. Ultimately, we aim to provide our listeners with an insightful perspective on Klaebo's potential impact on the upcoming Games and the broader implications for the sport of cross-country skiing. The 22nd installment of our esteemed podcast delves into the imminent commencement of the Olympic Winter Games, scheduled to begin on February 6th in Milan. As we stand on the precipice of this grand sporting event, it is only fitting that we engage with the current affairs surrounding the Winter Olympics. In the ensuing episodes, we will dedicate our discussions to various facets of the Winter Games, with a particular focus on prominent athletes and their performances. I wish to spotlight an extraordinary figure in the realm of cross-country skiing, known colloquially as 'The Comet'. This nickname belongs to Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, a 29-year-old Norwegian athlete who has garnered significant acclaim and is often regarded as the preeminent cross-country skier in the world today. His stature in Norway parallels that of the celebrated footballer Erling Haaland, and during the upcoming three weeks, Klæbo will undoubtedly be the center of attention as he vies for an astounding six Olympic medals across multiple disciplines. In our exploration of Klæbo's illustrious career, we uncover his remarkable achievements, which include an impressive 107 victories in individual World Cup events, complemented by five overall titles in the World Cup circuit. His prowess was further exemplified at the recent World Championships held in Trondheim, where he clinched six gold medals, drawing a staggering attendance of over 230,000 spectators throughout the four-day event. Such figures underscore the immense popularity and excitement surrounding cross-country skiing, akin to that of cycling, where the physical demands are considerable and the spectacle captivating. We also analyze Klæbo's rigorous training regimen, which is characterized by an unwavering discipline and an almost fanatical dedication to his sport. For instance, his summer training often takes him to Italy, where he engages in grueling roller skiing sessions, pushing his physical limits to attain peak performance. As we delve deeper into Klæbo's competitive strategy, we identify three pivotal elements that contribute to his exceptional skiing capabilities: his exclusive starting technique, tactical acumen, and innovative skiing style. Klæbo's approach minimizes vertical movement, optimizing energy retention and speed, while maintaining a perfectly balanced stance over his skis. His agility in navigating turns and executing rapid double pole pushes distinguishes him from his competitors. Moreover, his familial ties to the sport reveal a unique support system; his father serves as both his manager and chef, while his grandfather, at the age of 83, still fulfills the role of his coach. Such a familial enterprise not only highlights the personal investment in his training but also emphasizes the collective effort behind his success. Klæbo's assertion that 'only dead fish swim with the current' encapsulates his philosophy of challenging norms and striving for excellence. As the Winter Olympics approach, the anticipation surrounding Klæbo's potential to secure six gold medals ignites the fervor of sports enthusiasts globally, positioning him as a formidable athlete in Olympic history. Takeaways: 1. In de komende afleveringen zullen wij ons richten op de Olympische Winterspelen en de atleten. 2. Johannes Klaebo, de langlaufer sensatie, mikt op zes gouden medailles in Milaan. 3. Klaebo's unieke technieken en trainingsmethoden onderscheiden hem van andere langlaufers. 4. De aanstaande Olympische Winterspelen zullen ons veel spannende wedstrijden en verhalen bieden. 5. Deze aflevering biedt een diepgaande analyse van de prestaties van Johannes Klaebo. 6. Wij zullen de impact van Klaebo's successen op de langlaufsport en zijn carrière bespreken. Companies mentioned in this episode: 1. Manchester City

Derde Ronde van Los Angeles van 1932 tot 2028: Wilma Rudolph, De Gazelle van Rome en haar gouden medailles!

The twentieth episode of our podcast is dedicated to the illustrious legacy of the 1960 Rome Olympics, where we delve into the remarkable achievements of Wilma Rudolph, who emerged as the epitome of athletic excellence. This episode elucidates not only her triumphant acquisition of three gold medals but also the socio-political context of the Games, which were marked by both significant milestones and troubling controversies, including the burgeoning issues of doping and the commercial pressures that began to infiltrate the Olympic spirit. We examine Rudolph's extraordinary journey from overcoming severe health challenges in her early life to becoming a celebrated icon of both sport and civil rights. Throughout our discourse, we reflect on her unparalleled performances and the lasting impact she had on athletics and society at large. Thus, we encapsulate the essence of her legacy, recognizing her as a pioneering figure whose influence extends far beyond the track. As we navigate the narratives of the 1960 Rome Olympics, one athlete emerges as the undisputed queen of the Games: Wilma Rudolph. This episode pays homage to her remarkable journey from a fragile birth, weighing only 1,850 grams, to becoming the first American woman to win three gold medals in a single Olympics. Rudolph's ascent is not merely a tale of athletic prowess; it is a testament to resilience and determination. Overcoming polio and various hardships, her story is intricately woven with the love and support of her family, particularly her mother, who played an instrumental role in her rehabilitation and subsequent success. The episode further elaborates on her extraordinary performances, including world-record-setting runs in the 100 meters and 200 meters, alongside her pivotal role in the 4x100 meter relay, solidifying her status as an athletic icon. Moreover, we reflect on the broader implications of her achievements, examining how her legacy transcends sports, inspiring future generations in the ongoing struggle for equality and representation. Takeaways: 1. This episode commemorates the twentieth installment of our podcast series, focusing on the ancient and modern Olympic Games. 2. The remarkable achievements of Wilma Rudolph, noted for winning three gold medals at the 1960 Rome Olympics, are thoroughly discussed. 3. The significant social and political contexts surrounding the 1960 Olympic Games, including issues of apartheid in South Africa, are explored. 4. We delve into the historical impact of Emperor Theodosius I, who abolished the classical Olympic Games in ancient times. 5. The increasing commercialization of the Olympics since the 1960s is examined, highlighting the transformations in sports culture. 6. The episode concludes with an analysis of Wilma Rudolph's legacy and her subsequent contributions to society post-Olympics. Companies mentioned in this episode: 1. Wilma Rudolf 2. Jesse Owens 3. Tennessee State University

Derde Ronde van Los Angeles van 1932 tot 2028: Het fenomeen Emil Zatopek, De Locomotief!

The focal point of this discourse revolves around the illustrious figure of Emil Zatopek, a remarkable Czech long-distance runner renowned for his extraordinary achievements in the 1948 and 1952 Olympic Games. We delve into the nuances of Zatopek's athletic prowess, recounting his remarkable tenacity as he overcame substantial deficits during races, particularly emphasizing his near-defeat in the 5000 meters at the 1948 London Olympics, where he finished just two-tenths of a second behind the victor. Moreover, we explore his astounding performance in Helsinki, where he triumphed in both the 10,000 meters and the 5,000 meters, subsequently undertaking the marathon for the first time, securing victory with a significant lead. This episode also reflects on the broader implications of his legacy, including the psychological toll of fame on athletes, as articulated by his wife, Dana, who poignantly remarked on their struggle with public attention following their astounding successes. As we navigate these themes, we aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of Zatopek's indelible impact on the world of athletics and the personal challenges faced by elite athletes. The commencement of the 19th episode heralds a focused discussion on the illustrious figure of Emile Zatopek, an iconic athlete whose prowess in long-distance running has left an indelible mark on the realm of sports. Emile Zatopek, a Czech runner renowned for his extraordinary achievements in the 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters, and the marathon, is celebrated as a paragon of resilience and determination. The dialogue unfolds with a reflective exploration of his remarkable career, starting with the 1948 London Olympics, where he secured a commendable second place in the 5,000 meters despite trailing by a significant margin during the race. What distinguishes this performance is not merely the result but the narrative of overcoming adversity, as Zatopek closed an impressive 40-meter gap to finish just tenths of a second behind the leader, Gaston Rijf. This episode serves to illuminate the essence of competitive spirit and the relentless pursuit of excellence that characterized Zatopek's illustrious career, setting the stage for further examination of his subsequent Olympic triumphs. As the discourse progresses, we delve into the pivotal moment of the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, where Zatopek's legacy was cemented through an unparalleled display of athletic dominance. His exceptional performance in the 10,000 meters, where he triumphed with a remarkable 16-second lead over his closest rival, exemplifies the extraordinary capabilities of a true champion. The conversation further elaborates on the nuanced aspects of his running style, which, while deemed unconventional, became an integral part of his identity as an athlete. The discussion not only highlights Zatopek's technical prowess but also examines the psychological dimensions of his journey, illustrating the profound impact of mental fortitude in achieving sporting greatness. This exploration of Zatopek's journey serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of athletes who push the boundaries of human potential. The episode culminates in a comprehensive analysis of Zatopek's audacious decision to compete in the marathon for the first time at the Helsinki Olympics, an undertaking that reflects both courage and ambition. Despite lacking formal experience in marathon running, Zatopek's training regimen had prepared him for this monumental challenge, which he approached with characteristic tenacity. The narrative of his marathon debut is laced with both humor and humility as he navigated the intricacies of race strategy, culminating in a resounding victory that further solidified his status as a legend in the annals of athletics. The episode concludes with reflections on the broader implications of Zatopek's journey, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, integrity, and the indomitable spirit of competition that continues to inspire generations of athletes. Takeaways: 1. In this episode, we discussed the remarkable achievements of Emil Zatopek, a legendary Czech distance runner. 2. Zatopek won gold medals in the 10,000 meters and the marathon during the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. 3. His unique running style and intense training regimen set him apart from other athletes of his time. 4. The episode also highlights the struggles faced by athletes regarding mental health and public pressure. 5. We reflected on the historical context of athletics in the 1950s and its impact on contemporary sports. 6. The discussion included the significance of Zatopek's wife, Dana, who also achieved Olympic success in her discipline.

Derde Ronde van Los Angeles van 1932 tot 2028: Eric Swinkels, de zilveren medaille winnaar bij het Kleiduiven-schieten en de meest bizarre moderne vijfkamp!

The episode delves into the noteworthy events surrounding the 1976 Montreal Olympics, emphasizing the significant political undertones that permeated the Games, particularly concerning the absence of numerous African nations due to the apartheid policies of South Africa. We explore the remarkable journey of Erik Swinkels, a clay pigeon shooter who, despite initial obscurity, achieved an extraordinary performance by clinching a silver medal, thereby marking a historic milestone for the Netherlands in Olympic shooting sports. Furthermore, the discussion encompasses the peculiar circumstances of the modern pentathlon, notably highlighting the scandal involving Boris Onyshenko, whose use of a fraudulent weapon during the competition revealed the depths of deception that can occur in the pursuit of Olympic glory. This episode serves as a poignant reminder of the intricate interplay between sport and politics, as well as the personal narratives that emerge in the shadow of such grand events. Through our examination, we invite listeners to reflect on the broader implications of these historical instances, drawing connections to contemporary issues in athletics. The discussion commences with an examination of the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games, a pivotal event that, despite the passage of time, remains a significant touchstone in Olympic history. The speakers delve into the political ramifications surrounding the Games, particularly highlighting the notable absence of twenty African nations due to the apartheid policies of South Africa, which created a complex backdrop of international tension and protest. The speakers reflect on how such political dynamics infiltrate the Olympic spirit, a theme that recurs throughout history, illustrating how the Games, ideally a celebration of athletic prowess, often become embroiled in broader geopolitical conflicts. This context sets the stage for a deeper exploration of specific athletes and events that defined the Montreal Games, including the unexpected rise of lesser-known sports such as clay pigeon shooting, brought into the limelight by the participation of Erik Swinkels, a controversial figure due to his background as a licensed arms dealer. The narrative progresses to reveal the surprising success of Swinkels in the sport, culminating in his impressive silver medal achievement, which not only elevated his profile but also spotlighted the intricate relationship between personal ambition and national representation at the Olympics. Segueing into a more intricate narrative, the episode shifts its focus to the modern pentathlon, recounting the dramatic events surrounding Boris Onyshenko during the 1976 Games. The speakers detail Onyshenko's ambition, fueled by a prior Olympic success, and the lengths to which he went to secure a victory, including the construction of a deceptive device that manipulated the scoring system in fencing. This revelation leads to a suspenseful recounting of how his deceit was uncovered, primarily through the observations of a fellow competitor. The narrative illustrates the broader theme of integrity versus ambition within the Olympic framework, as well as the immense pressure athletes face to perform at peak levels, often leading to desperate measures. The ensuing scandal not only tarnished Onyshenko's reputation but also raised questions about the ethics of competition and the stringent measures required to uphold the integrity of the Games. The episode closes by reflecting on the implications of such scandals, underscoring the necessity for continual vigilance in maintaining the Olympic ideals amidst the relentless pursuit of glory. The discussion commences with an examination of the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games, a pivotal event that, despite the passage of time, remains a significant touchstone in Olympic history. The speakers delve into the political ramifications surrounding the Games, particularly highlighting the notable absence of twenty African nations due to the apartheid policies of South Africa, which created a complex backdrop of international tension and protest. The speakers reflect on how such political dynamics infiltrate the Olympic spirit, a theme that recurs throughout history, illustrating how the Games, ideally a celebration of athletic prowess, often become embroiled in broader geopolitical conflicts. This context sets the stage for a deeper exploration of specific athletes and events that defined the Montreal Games, including the unexpected rise of lesser-known sports such as clay pigeon shooting, brought into the limelight by the participation of Erik Swinkels, a controversial figure due to his background as a licensed arms dealer. The narrative progresses to reveal the surprising success of Swinkels in the sport, culminating in his impressive silver medal achievement, which not only elevated his profile but also spotlighted the intricate relationship between personal ambition and national representation at the Olympics. Takeaways: 1. The 1976 Montreal Olympics were significantly impacted by political tensions, particularly regarding apartheid in South Africa. 2. A notable boycott occurred at the 1976 Games, with twenty African nations refusing to participate due to apartheid issues. 3. Erik Swinkels' unexpected rise in prominence as a clay pigeon shooter captured national attention during the Montreal Olympics. 4. Swinkels' impressive performance led to a silver medal, marking a historic achievement for Dutch shooting sports. 5. The incident involving Boris Onyshenko's disqualification for using a tampered weapon highlighted the potential for cheating in sports. 6. The 1976 Olympics continued to showcase how politics and international relations profoundly influence sporting events. Companies mentioned in this episode: 1. All Blacks 2. NOS 3. Erik Swinkels 4. Jozef Panacek 5. Boris Onyshenko