Episode 41 is a little different. In this episode of Destination Talk, co-host Harry Ambrosino steps into the guest seat on his own podcast to share his story, perspective, and the journey behind both the microphone and the business. Harry dives into his coaching philosophy, why he chose to become a sports performance coach, and the experiences that shaped his approach to athlete development. He also opens up about what it’s really like being a business owner — the challenges, lessons, and mindset required to build something meaningful from the ground up. This conversation also explores: Harry’s coaching style and how it’s evolved over time The “why” behind choosing performance coaching as a career Lessons learned from working with athletes at different levels The realities of entrepreneurship in the performance and training space His vision for the future of Destination Talk and his performance business This episode is a reflection on growth, leadership, and long-term vision — and staying committed to the journey even when the path isn’t always clear. If you’re an athlete, coach, or entrepreneur looking for real insight into performance, mindset, and building something with purpose, this episode is for you. Listen. Learn. Keep moving forward. Progress over perfection. Subscribe for more conversations on mindset, sports, leadership, and personal growth. Like | Comment | Turn on notifications #DestinationTalk #SportsPerformance #CoachingLife #Entrepreneurship #Mindset #AthleteDevelopment #Leadership #ProgressOverPerfection

Join us on Destination Talk with Chris Shearn, YES Network host covering the Yankees, Nets & WNBA! Hear his journey, career highlights, podcasting experience, and top tips for anyone breaking into sports media. #ChrisShearn #YESNetwork #SportsMedia #WNBA #Yankees #Nets

Welcome back to Destination Talk, where we highlight athletes, coaches, and leaders who shape the culture of sport and mindset. In Episode 39, we sit down with Shane Mallory — NCAA Division II National Finalist, All-American wrestler at East Stroudsburg University, standout from New Providence High School, and current coach with Yale Street Wrestling Club. Shane breaks down his journey from New Jersey wrestling to the national stage, the transition from high school to college, and the mindset required to compete at an elite level. We also dig into coaching, leadership, and how the sport continues to influence his life today. In this episode: Growing up in New Providence & discovering wrestling High-school dominance and key learning moments Biggest differences between HS and college wrestling His run to the NCAA D-II National Final Handling pressure, setbacks, and growth Coaching philosophy at Yale Street Wrestling Club Advice for wrestlers at every level Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe to support the show! Follow Destination Talk: Instagram: @destination_talk