Part 2: Nayah and Miguel further discuss their personal journey through youth sports as well as their relationships with each other, their previous coaches and parents of other players.

Nick and Tyler bring on their first special guests all the way from SoCal in Miguel and Nayah Pola. Stepping away from the recent debate style format, The Hang 'Em Up cast dives deep into Miguel and Nayah’s past and what motivated them in their journey through youth sports. The episode touches on how Miguel found himself an opportunity to coach that led to a lifetime of memories with his daughter as well as his and Nayah’s love of the game, in addition to Nayah’s persistence through struggles to being named to the Puerto Rican Pam-Am Olympian team.

Bobby Knight, Coach K, Nick Saban, Urban Meyer... the list of great coaches goes on and on. But what style seems to be the most effective? On this week's podcast, Nick and Tyler dive into the different coaching approaches and what style seems to be the most effective. In particular, they dive into what they consider are the two most common styles; The military style “ my way or the highway approach” or “the players coach.”

Nick and Tyler are back for the final half of introducing their listeners to Ashley and Sarah, the women behind the coaches. The gang dives further into what is or isn't enough practice time. In an odd turn of events in explaining how children learn, Nick introduces everyone to Bill and Pepe! As the girls get more comfortable behind the mic, you'll hear them challenge the coaches with some pretty interesting takes. Enjoy the conclusion of this two part episode and make sure to follow the show on IG and Twitter/X (HangEmUpPod on both platforms). Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or whatever host platform you use. Rate and review the show while you're at it!

Nick and Tyler are joined by their respective wives, Ashley and Sarah, as they join the show to give their views of having a husband involved in the coaching ranks. In Part I, they share a little bit of their backgrounds, how they help their spouse deal with the ups of winning and the downs of losses, and the joys of being a coach wife and the community that surrounds them. Sit back and enjoy this inside peak into the lives of coaches wives!

After a week hiatus due to family sickness, the Hang 'Em Up crew is back with their third episode and hold back no punches in discussing the topics this week. Jordan, Nick, and Tyler dive into the the positives and negatives of young kids singling in on one sport versus playing multiple sports growing up. And channeling their youth all the way back from 2002, the highlighted topic this week has them shouting out Allen Iverson and his classic line, " We talkin' 'bout practice"! Make sure to follow Hang 'Em Up on the socials below and enjoy this weeks episode.

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Jordan, Nick, and Tyler take you behind the scenes with stories about parent interactions, outlandish coaches, and umpire calls that drive coaches crazy. The guys pull no punches in giving their insights into how interactions with others play a role in their coaching styles and abilities. Make sure you vote on IG or X (Twitter) on our 'Fair or Foul" topic this week: When does sportsmanship stop and revenge start?

Welcome to the Hang 'Em Up Podcast. Hosts Jordan, Nick, and Tyler are here to walk you through their insights of youth coaching and youth athletic governance. Our first podcast episode will walk you through meeting the guys, as well as hearing how they got into youth sports and their motivations behind coaching today's youth, along with a few stories about coaching strategies and even a fight or two!