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Hosted by Paige Kluba · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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In this weekly podcast, Paige Kluba, a women's soccer player at Piedmont University, dissects former and current athletes' superstitions and routines. Join Kluba as she deciphers the difference between a superstition and a routine in collegiate athletics, ultimately if a superstition can have a positive impact on an athlete's performance.
Paige Kluba hosts Sideline Secrets, a sports show with 12 episodes published.
Bailey Wiseman, senior basketball player at Piedmont University transferred to the Division III institution his junior year. Prior to that, he spent time at a Division II University and a junior college. Join host Paige
On episode 11 of Sideline Secrets, host Paige Kluba discusses rivalries and superstitions with Piedmont University Baseball Head Coach, Justin Scali. Coach Scali has been with the Lions for 21 years and has seen many riv
In this episode, host Paige Kluba sits down with high school football player James McCallar to discuss superstitions and routines throughout high school football. McCallar is committed to Berry College to play NCAA Divis
Alfredo Villa is a professional baseball player working his way up to the major leagues. In his journey, he has seen many superstitions in both the collegiate and professional levels. Listen in as host Paige Kluba discus
Host Paige Kluba talks with former Piedmont University volleyball student-athlete Vanessa Manzo to discuss her superstitions as a sports fan. Manzo dives into how superstitions impact fans and how they influence the ente
Host Paige Kluba sits down with freshman midfielder on the Piedmont University women's soccer team, Kylin Rothwell, to discuss her superstitions and routines in everyday life. Rothwell is a very routine oriented person a
In episode six of the Sideline Secrets podcast, host Paige Kluba sits down with a senior softball student-athlete at Piedmont University, Kennedy Votava. Votava dives into her own personal superstitions, as well as team
In episode 5 of the Sideline Secrets podcast, host Paige Kluba sits down with the head men's tennis coach at Piedmont University, Matt Williams, to discuss the differences between superstitions and routines in tennis. Th
Madeline Schallmoser joins host Paige Kluba on this episode to discuss her experience as a Division II lacrosse student-athlete at Regis University. Shallmoser shares her perception of superstitions but also explains why
This week on Sideline Secrets, I spoke with Muhlenberg College's Jamie Carfagna. Join us as we discuss Carfagna's experience in two collegiate sports- track and field/cross country and softball. Carfagna shares insight i
Join host Paige Kluba as she talks to Piedmont University's assistant women's soccer coach Stephanie Lamm about a coach's perspective on superstitions. Lamm played collegiate soccer at Division II Emmanuel University and
This week on Sideline Secrets, I spoke to Piedmont University golfers Cam Lucas (senior) and Erin Donovan (junior). We spoke about their personal superstitions and how superstition, along with routine, can impact their p
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Sideline Secrets is hosted by Paige Kluba. The show is categorised under sports (science) and has published 12 episodes.
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