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Electric Motion (power soccer)

Electric Motion (power soccer)

By: bambamboettcher9
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Electric Motion is the podcast where athletes, coaches, referees, and families share the incredible stories behind the world’s fastest-growing adaptive sport. Hosted by Brett Boettcher, each episode dives into personal journeys of perseverance, competition, and heart — all powered by the spirit of the game. Whether you're a longtime player, a new fan, or someone discovering power soccer for the first time, this show brings you closer to the athletes who redefine strength every time they roll onto the court. New episodes every week.bambamboettcher9
Episodes
  • Beyond The Sidelines
    21 Oct 2026

    In this episode of Electric Motion, I sit down with Bill to talk about his journey through Power Soccer and the different roles he's played in helping grow the sport.

    Bill is the former coach of the Wisconsin Warriors, creator of the Wisconsin Whitetails, and creator of the 3 in the Boxpodcast. We talk about what first got him hooked on Power Soccer, how he got started in podcasting, and the challenges he faced getting it off the ground.

    We also look back at one of my favorite parts of the sport: the rivalry between the Wisconsin Warriors and the Hooligans. What made that rivalry so special, and how did it push teams and players to compete at a higher level?

    From coaching and building teams to sharing stories and growing the game, this conversation is all about the people who make Power Soccer what it is.

    Because at the end of the day, this sport is about more than winning games. It's about the friendships, the competition, and the community that keeps us coming back.

    🎙️ Tune in to hear Bill's story and join us as we continue sharing the people and stories behind Power Soccer.

    This is Electric Motion. Let's keep growing the game! ⚡

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    1 hr and 18 min
  • Perseverance
    1 Sep 2026

    In this episode of Electric Motion, I sit down with Nikki Dwyer, #98 from the Tidewater Piranhas.

    Nikki is one of those players that can change a game in a second. She's an attacker who seems to come out of nowhere, she's a great box player, a sharp passer, and when she's playing defense, she's a stone wall.

    But what really stands out about Nikki is how much she loves power soccer. Her passion for the game and for this community really comes through in everything she does.

    In this episode, we talk about Nikki's journey in power soccer, what makes her such a tough player to play against, her mindset on the court, and what she loves about being part of the power soccer community.

    We also talk about the friendships, teammates, and people who make this sport so special and why the community means so much to Nikki.

    I really enjoyed this conversation, and I hope you enjoy getting to know Nikki as much as I did.

    Thanks for listening to another episode of Electric Motion!

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    35 min
  • Bulit, Not Given
    8 Jul 2026

    “Built, Not Given” – Joe Boerboom on Passion, Kicking, and the Grind

    Hard work doesn’t always show up on the scoreboard—but it always shows up in the player.

    In this episode of Electric Motion, we sit down with Joe Boerboom, a player known for his powerful kicking, all-around game, and a passion for soccer you can feel every time he steps on the field.

    Joe shares what drives him to keep improving, how he approaches training, and why effort matters even when progress feels slow. This conversation is about the grind—the reps nobody sees, the mindset behind growth, and what it means to be built, not given.

    If you’re a player who loves the game, works hard, and refuses to stop getting better—this episode is for you.

    ⚡ Passion⚽ Work ethic🔥 Growth mindset

    This is Electric Motion.


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    20 min
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