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The World of Archery with: Donnie Boivin

TFA 022: The World of Archery is with Donnie Boivin – founder of Success Champions
– TheFlyingArcher.com Discover Your Passion For Archery

At 22 right out of the Marine Corps Donnie Boivin landed his first straight commission sales job, and for 20 years he learned what it took to be successful in sales, business & life. At that youthful age he thought he knew enough to survive in one of the toughest professions in the world (Being a Sales Professional), he quickly realized sales wasn’t as easy as it looked. At the age of 40, he discovered he had been living other peoples dreams and not chasing his own. Taking the biggest risk in his life, he jumped out on his own and started a business. Although he had great success at the start, he now understood he knew nothing about being a business owner. On the brink of failure and shutting down his business he found podcasting and everything changed. Now a Top 200 podcast on iTunes, Donnie’s Success Champions is helping the world one story at a time.

In This Episode You Will Discover:

  • Donnie explains the power of morning routine
  • That Donnie knows very little about archery lol
  • The power of morning routine
  • How food impacts performance
  • How failing miserable helped me discover myself
  • How do you turn off the noise and go for it
  • How habits will transform you into a winner
  • Who do you need to become to find the success your looking for
  • How do you unleash your inner bad@ss   
  • Why do so many people suck at life
  • How do I step into badassery
  • that you might have 20 years of experience but are you repeating year one 20 times?
  • Tips from the movie. For love of the game – Kevin Costner
  • Whatever you feed your mind, you become

Sponsor:

New England School of Archery and Supplies llc www.nearchery.com and
https://www.facebook.com/LucyMorrisCoaching/ Where we offer the mindset of a champion coaching, to athletes as well as to the business world.  How to think like a champion at work, in life and on and off the archery field.

Our Guest’s Links:

Visit Donnie Boivin at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuccessChampion/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/SYWTP/
https://twitter.com/DonnieBoivin 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/donnieboivin/
https://www.instagram.com/Donnie.Boivin

If you text Success to 817-318-6030 then you will get a workbook on work life balance

Listen To TheFlyingArcher Podcast here:

https://youtu.be/Utd1wbg2NTQ

It’s mid year! Re-start, re – focus on your goals and dreams!

I CAN AND I WILL: BECOME…. DO… ACHIEVE… in 2019

I wrote this post on January 21 2019 MLK day…. “I Have A Dream” 🙂 Now it’s about 5 months later and i’m sharing with you my post. I was going to come back and post this blog the next day, but I will be honest, I forgot. This blog post feels way more powerful sharing my thoughts with you about 5 months later then when I wrote the bulk of the post. I have added some updates to my journey.

It’s mid year! A great time to re-start, re focus on your goals and dreams!
As grown ups, we tend to forget to dream. We look around us and feel that our current circumstances define us, but do they really? When I was a teenager, I had a goal of becoming a pilot and I was laughed at by well meaning adults.

Even on the days when you don’t believe you can, daily action is powerful .

As grown ups, we tend to forget to dream. We look around us and feel that our current circumstances define us, but do they really? Yes, when you have had an idea and told a friend, they may have laughed at you, and another friend may have said that you can’t do that, what ever that was, and over the years you started to listen to your well meaning friends. What they don’t teach us in school is, how to dream, make it a goal, take daily action and not listen to those that laugh at us.

When I was 15 I wanted to learn how to fly airplanes and my grandmother gave me a flying lesson as a birthday present and I totally fell in love… I was told that it was too expensive. So I got a job as a Life Guard making under 4 bucks an hour, It took me 2 years, but I did it. I as a teenager, heard adults say they could not do that because they didn’t have the money. Money is not the issue, it’s reclaiming that dream of yours and sitting down and creating a plan and it’s consistent action over time, and yes when you don’t feel like it. Huge gratitude to my mom who let me take flying lessons and not until years later did she tell me that during that time in her life she was scared of flying. My Mom was my first passenger :).

My mom and I having breakfast at The Red Arrow – June 1st 2019. She is one of the most amazing women that I know.

The tough part about goals and dreams is that there will be times when you don’t feel like working towards it. Like getting up that little bit early, you would prefer to relax and watch TV or spend an hour on social media. The time you have, is your choice on how you want to spend it :).

I was traveling back from the Olympic Training Center after coach training and the Captain let me sit in his seat for a few minutes :).

But when you don’t feel like it and you do it anyways, is where the true growth happens, where you get stronger, more confident and become a better version of you. I went for a walk this morning, the windchill was -23F. I liked the actually temperature of -2F lol I was a little excited because I got to wear my subzero parker with layers, snow pants and boots. The challenging part was, that when my face would get chilled and I moved my scarf onto my face my glasses would fog up. It wasn’t all that bad to be out in the cold I did break a sweat. I was wearing 13 pounds of clothing and I had lost 11 pounds of weight since December 1st 2018 and today is January 21 2019 MLK day. I was wearing just about the weight I had lost lol. As I was walking I realized that this was how heavy I had felt last month.

I had a friend ask me if all I eat is air, I just had to laugh. She asked me what foods i’m not allowed to eat, I responded with that I can eat anything I want. What I did was I created a 90 day plan that would give me more energy and make me feel good. Took daily action and ignored the people that laughed at me.

It’s as simple as: Have a dream, Make it a goal, take daily action and not listen to those that laugh at me. I help people who want to shift a few simple daily habits to gain energy, and have more time

I followed my own advise in this post and with daily activity has changed my life since January 2019. I Become, Do and Achieved and still working on it :).

Even on the days when you don’t believe you can, daily action is powerful .

The 2 pictures of me with the Airplanes is from college. I received a Bachelors of Science in Aviation Management / Flight Operations Two very different airplanes, the first picture is of a Mooney 20J. Which is an airplane where we had to learn to think ahead of it as it was slippery and didn’t like to slow down. The airplane that I’m standing in front of is a Cap 10. It’s a French Aerobatic Airplane. Yes we learned aerobatics and wore a parachute, the key was to have a deeper understating of how airplanes perform.

In the doorway for the Mooney 20J

The Cap 10 is more like driving a Porsche compared to most Civil Aviation airplanes, As it responds with just the slight movement of the stick.

I think we tend to get overwhelmed by the big goal. It’s about breaking your goal down into bight size daily candies aka creating a daily action plan. I help people change their lives with making little simple changes to how they run their life.

Have a wonderful beautiful day :). Coach Lucy

Happy Valentines Day!! Couples Archery Special

It’s Valentines day..  and it should be all about eating very good chocolate 🙂  and flowers.  I met someone a couple of weeks ago who doesn’t like chocolate, and i’m like wow!! How can that be! Do you like chocolate?  I like high quality good chocolate, not so much the stuff that you can pick up in the line at the grocery store.  

And then there is the bow and arrow on valentines day 🙂  Did you know that Archery is an Olympic sport? It’s a summer sport so you won’t see it at the Olympics right now, but you will see some great archery action at the next summer Olympics.  

Couple archery lesson, come relax and shoot an arrow of love at a balloon or chocolate lol, no no we eat the chocolate 🙂  Pull a string back and let go of stress… Couples Archery Special for the rest of the month of February for the first 4 people that text me and have the word chocolate in it 🙂  (603 ) 317 – 5413    

Have a wonderful day,  Coach Lucy

PS Ohh very excited to offer Couples Archery Special for the first 4 people that text me between now and the end of February.  Have a romantic shoot off and have fun doing an age old sport together, text me at (603) 317 – 5413 with the word chocolate in the text 🙂  

The 6 Arrows of Power – A program of change for the NEW YEAR in February

This time of year can always feel kind of grey and cold, winter is just a blizzard around us right now. Granted, those of you in warmer parts of the country…  watch out as some of us might be moving in lol.

Most of us are back to eating the pre – holiday goodies and have taken those new years resolutions and have thrown them out the door.  Is this you?  At least that is what the statistics say have happened :).

Presenting The Arrows of Power at the most amazing Motivational A Thon

What is the secret to success? Which is I think the same as how to keep our New Years resolutions going through the darkness of winter. Well, from what I can tell from my friends who are millionaires, is that your success or failures are in your daily routine.

If you change something that you do daily you will change your life. It may not seem significant at the time, but it is like the poem by Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken, you have a choice, choose the road less traveled, as it will make all the difference.

You have a choice about how you live your life. Just deciding to just live day to day like you have been doing for years is a choice.  I’m here to offer you another choice, to be your guide to be with you on the road less traveled.  Ask you self this. “Will your future self thank you for  how you ran your life today?” If the answer is no, then here, do this 1 thing, go for a walk…  get up and move your body, that’s what we here to do.  We are not built to sit in a box, sit in front of a box, drive a box. Even if you get up every 45 minutes at work and stretch and move  for a couple of minutes, will be powerful for your body.  Let me be your guide as you make small simple changes… ( not always easy as we are creatures of habit, )  to your daily life, to gain your energy back and to drop stress like a hot potato.

Take an inner look at the Road Less Traveled… and contact me for a complimentary transformation strategy session worth $99.00  Click Here to apply for your transformation session

 

Take the challenge and take the Road Less Traveled, your future self will thank you.

  If you can’t see the below You Tube video then click here., Road Less Traveled by Lauren Alaina

Life is about choices, every day.  I was told when I was a kid that I could never become a pilot.  I became a pilot when I was 18, it did take a couple of years to do as i payed for most of it on my own.  But if I had listened to the ones that laughed at me I would not have learned how to fly, feel the glory of my first solo as a teenager and be part of an amazing industry 🙂

Take an inner look at the Road Less Traveled… and contact me for a complimentary transformation strategy session worth $99.00  Click HERE to apply for your transformation session!

I look forward to hearing from you – Coach LUCY                                                                                      ps if you want,  send me a text at (603) 317 – 5413 in the USA

 

The Impossible Dream! Or is it?

They say that your future is not defined by your past and what you  always have is the NOW. Then dare to DREAM BIG 🙂

What is your 2018 super DREAM, GOAL, DESIRE?  You don’t have to tell anyone,

We all want it NOW and not to wait and do the small daily things to get there.  But if you want change, then one has to do things a little differently for change to happen. Because if you keep doing the same thing, you will get the same results, at least that is what they tell me lol.

THREE STEP –  Plan of Action  for Change in 2018  🙂

  1. Step 1 Define your Dream
  2. Step 2  Today! Start with doing 3 thingsm daily that will help you towards your dream.
  3. Step 3   It’s that simple lol 🙂

Yes they say set a date when you want that Dream, Goal, Desire to happen and work backwards from that date,  Have someone hold you accountable, probably someone who won’t laugh at your dream but otherwise maybe keep your dream to yourself as you get started.

Ohh I almost forgot…    IMAGINE the dream as if it has already happened!!

 

 

                                Have a wonderful 2018!!  – Lucy

PS  It”s the journey and the person you become, on the way to your dream.

PPS  Naps are powerful, and they shouldn’t be just for kids!!                                                            This is a  picture of a Tibetan Pallas cat relaxing on a branch.

Flight Instructor Check Ride a WILD day of flying with the FAA

On March 8 1994 I took my flight instructor check ride with the FAA in a Mooney 20J, 900AT.  Nine Hundred Alpha Tango had a cool looking paint job, and was slippery and fast compared to the Cessna’s I was flying at the time.  The national  failure rate for your first time  taking the check ride with the FAA as Flight Instructor (CFI) Candidates, was about 95%. I had completed one of the most intense flight training programs in the United States at a College that was considered by the Airlines to produce top-notch pilots.  We were trained not just to fly an airplane, but also to problem solve and to work as a team.   We had been trained in and flew acrobatics as well as motor gliders so we could have a better understanding of the physics of flight. In our capstone flight course we flew with a crewmember and learned how to fly as a team.  By the time any of us decided to take the flight instructor class, we had gained a lot of knowledge and skill and had been tested many times.

Picture of me and Mooney 200AT at college

It was raining on the morning of my check ride with the FAA, I had to delay my departure to the Flight Standards District Office  (FISDO) because of the weather.  Even if the weather is bad when you get up, you have to mentally keep your mind set for the flight, just in case the weather gets better.  A  few hours later the weather cleared and I was able to take off.   The flight over to the FAA was uneventful, except for the fact that I had radio issues flying into the airport, and I knew I had upset the controller because after landing when I had stopped to get taxi clearance, I looked up and I could see the tower controller in the tower and he had raised his hands up.  He asked me if I had an instructor on Board..  I’m like, uh oh,  I’m in trouble.  I asked politely for progressive to the FISDO.  When you ask for progressive the controller gives you step by step directions to your destination on the airport and I think he was happy as I was going over to the FAA.

After I got to the ramp at the FISDO and I had turned off everything, I sat for a moment and just took a deep breath.  I’m like, great, I upset the air traffic controller and now I’m about to walk in and talk to the FAA.  I let the thought come to me then I just paused and re-focused before I walked into the building.   When you are going for a check ride, you can’t dwell on the past, you have to stay in the moment.

The FAA inspector and the other folks at the FAA were very friendly.  They offered me some food, it was about lunch time when I had arrived.  And then I sat down with Sandy who was my FAA examiner, and we started the oral portion of the check ride which took about 4 hours.  I don’t remember too much what her questions were but she asked me to teach a task and I had a time limit to create a lesson plan and then teach it to her as if she was a flight student.

After the oral portion of the check ride was over, we went out to the airplane and I did the  pre-flight.  After I turned on the engine, Sandy told me that I would be handling the radios.  Maybe it was just a test to see how I could handle stress.  At that moment what flashed in my mind is that she knew that the air traffic controller was upset with me because I was told that the FAA examiner would be doing the radio calls during the check ride.  That thought came to me then left as I was focused on the task at hand.

I had lowing clouds as we did the check ride,  and I had to tell Sandy that I could not complete a particular maneuver that she asked me to do, because we would not have the cloud clearance that we needed.  She was happy with my decision on that.  We then did some ground reference maneuvers.  After a while, it looked like the clouds were getting lower and we went back over to the airport to do pattern work like take offs and landings.

In one of my landings I had a maximum crosswind component for my landing and I did a perfect, right on the center line, smooth landing.  It’s like being in perfectly in sync with a very good dance partner. I dipped the wing just enough and as we were landing you couldn’t even feel the wheels touch; it was awesome.  But then you have to continue on, you don’t just sit there and have an ego about how good you are as you have to keep flying and being focused.   Being focused and in the moment is not something that they talked about in flight school, it’s something you figure out because you have to, to get good at flying.

Then the tower switched the active runways, probably because of the wind.  On our next take off we believe we experienced a mini microburst.  It happened so fast and was over that fast. I added power and started to pull back to lift the nose up and we were airborne and then I  felt like I was riding a wild bronco for about 5 – 10 seconds.  But I was so in tune with the airplane, I would describe it as like a wild dance, I didn’t think, I was just doing, and then it stopped just as fast as it had started.  It must have scared the examiner as she said ” my plane” but by then I had flown through it and the plane was normal. But what went though my mind as she said “my plane” was that I was told that if the examiner says my plane, it means you didn’t pass the exam.  When flying you just can’t let these kind of thoughts hang out in your mind, you have to stay on the ball no matter what is happening around you. I thought, well this was different, because of the air I had just flown through.

Then on our next landing we, as I was taxing back to the FISDO she told me that I passed. I then asked the examiner to taxi the airplane to the ramp.  She understood.  I figured at that point I might be a little distracted and I didn’t want to run into any airport signs or anything lol.

After our de-brief brief, the weather had gotten worse.  I called weather and got a full briefing.  It sounded like I might have to file a flight plan to fly in the clouds. but it was still good enough, kind of, to go visual.  I called my flight school and they did not give me permission to fly on instrument flight (IFR) because they told my I was exhausted from the day and they didn’t think it would be safe for me to fly on instruments.

They talk about Get Home Ideas and that’s how pilots fly into situations that get themselves killed, like pushing into weather that they shouldn’t be in.  On a normal day I would be fine to fly with this weather and to be able to file on instruments if I went visual. But taking a Flight Instructor FAA check ride is up on the stress list and takes a lot of energy.  I never knew the strong pull of the Get Home Ideas and I wanted to get home so badly.

Becoming a Flight Instructor is a badge of honor because not everyone passes and I had been wanting this for about 6 years. I wanted to see my flight instructor and everyone else when I got back. So I went out to the airplane, just to get outside and I did a walk around the airplane to give myself some alone time and a moment to think.  I decided to stay the night and fly back in the morning and at the moment I made that decision a different FAA person came out, and I think he was going to talk me out of flying that night.  I earned my wings that day.

I can see that day in my mind like it was yesterday, and what they didn’t teach us in flight school, maybe because we have to become like this or we won’t we make it, is to not beat yourself up if you make a mistake, and also you can’t give up in the heat of the battle.  The way they trained us with mindfulness training without calling it that, is to research and get updated information when things change, because sometimes you have to do something different than was planned and we learned how to keep our focus.  They trained us on how to problem solve and to work as teams with different personality types.

The next morning Sandy my flight examiner, talked about the chain of events that leads to an accident and that I had probably broken the chain by my go/no go decision to not flight home the day before  The weather was beautiful the next day, it was a fresh spring morning that was severe clear and I happily took off. Flying from the right seat I flew back to Nashua to celebrate my newly minted certificate with the ink still not dry, A goal I had accomplished that I had wanted for years.

In college, the Flight Instructor class was an elective, but by the time we reached the capstone course in our flight training, which was when we flew with a crew partner, we were very good at flying.  We had studied aerobatics, so we new the limits and performance of airplanes, we had flown the motor glider as well as the slow Cessna 152 and also the Mooney. Now with the Mooney 20J  you always had to plan ahead, because she was faster and needed planning and a little time to get her to slow down compared to the other airplanes we were use to.  We could make the planes dance on our command, we understood team work in time critical flight involvement and Cockpit Resource Management was drilled into us, so that we could perform, understand as a teem, problem solve, and make things happen.

The college trained us how to be elite performers as aviators, and Daniel Webster College was recognized by the airlines as one of the top aviation school in the country. But what was missed in our training at college, was how to live our lives, not just our flying lives, but to live our lives like elite performers outside of the flight environment.   But then, most schools don’t teach us simple techniques that we can do through- out the day, that enhances our own health, mental well being, reduces stress and allows us to be more efficient at work. The most important part of aviation is the pilot and their health and well being.  Heck you don’t want a stressed out, upset pilot who eats unhealthy food so he/ she doesn’t feel good who doesn’t understand how to get focused, fly your airplane.  I’m only talking about pilots but the entire team that works on the airplane and dose all the other work that we don’t see are just as important.

The silent skills of an elite pilot, civilian or military,  that we don’t teach in every day living, is how to stay focused, stay in the fight when it gets tough, to not let things rattle you when you think you might have failed.  But if it does rattle you, then get re-focused fast.  These are just a few of the silent soft skills that we developed over time in our flight program, that was never talked about in a way so that we could transfer these skills into our personal lives.  I know teach these silent Ninja skills of the elite performer in my Performance Coaching Course, and it’s weaved into my Archery classes.  More specific training in our top secret boot camp classes.

The Flight Instructor Check Ride with the FAA is one flight I will never forget. It was challenging, fun, exhilarating and exhausting,  and it could have cost me my life if I had chosen to fly home in challenging weather after a very long and exhausting day.   But I have a feeling that the FAA would not have let me  fly home that night and I wonder if they would have thought twice about my new certificate if I had made that decision.  Sandy the FAA Flight Examiner told me the next day, that the Go/ No Go decision was the true test that day.

Below is a picture me on the ramp at college in front of the Cap – 10, which is a French Aerobatic Airplane that was an airplane that I flew as a  part of our flight program 🙂  .

Ohh they were so much fun to fly 🙂

Lucy A Morris
Flight Instructor
Level 4 NTS Archery Coach
Health & Wellness Coaching
Podcast Host of: TheFlyingArcher.com 
New England School of Archery & Supplies LLC
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Dream Believe Achieve

Life Isn’t About Waiting For The Storm To Pass

Learning how to teach archery in the rain:  It’s challenging for the  trainer to teach in and for the instructor candidates to learn in.  But this group of Instructors took on the challenge with great attitudes and they learned the dance of teaching, how to empower others to let go of a string and release an arrow.  I’m very proud or them! 

 

During a quick break when staff had come down with some snacks for us the class decided to teach me a few moves.  

 

 

Out of about a 100 archery instructor classes that I have taught over the past 9 years I have only been caught in the rain twice.  I had gotten the weather wrong this day and so I had not talked with the camp director about an inside alternative.

Everyone had great attitudes and a huge desire to learn and the rain felt good in the heat.  It took a day for the equipment to dry out lol.  I didn’t have any rain gear with me so the camp gave me a shirt and I so appreciated the dry shirt for the ride home. I stopped somewhere to buy socks and change my shoes before I started my 2 hour drive. But Just remember, life is not about waiting for the storm to pass 🙂

Coach Lucy

 

The World of Archery with Coach Bonnie Haaseth

TFA: 021 The World of Archery – with Coach Bonnie Haaseth TheFlyingArcher.com Discover Your Passion For Archery

Bonnie Haaseth is from Royal Oaks Michigan, which is a town that is just a couple of miles from Detroit.  Bonnie is a Level 3 NTS Archery coach and an avid competitor. She has been married to her wonderful husband and partner in crime Mark, for 6 years. Bonnie has 3 sons and 10 grandchildren and served in the USA Air Force for 21 years. Bonnie is the 2016 Indoor state Champion and ranked 12 in the nation for indoor in 2016. In 2015 she was indoor and outdoor state champion in Michigan.  Also Bonnie has a lot more medals under her belt.

Since our interview last year Bonnie placed third in the NFAA Indoor Nationals Senior Women. Placed second in the World Archery WRE in Puerto Rico Master Women, and placed first in the state of Michigan Master Women.

In This Episode You’ll Discover:

  • Bonnie’s  passion for archery
  • Bonnie’s favorite gadget on her bow
  • Bonnie’s favorite books?
  • Bonnie’s thoughts on how different foods affect your shooting
  • Bonnie’s earliest challenge in archery
  • Bonnie’s craziest weather day in a competition
  • What kind of bow does Bonnie like?
  • And many inspirational tips and laughter

Sponsor:

New England School of Archery and Supplies llc www.nearchery.com Where we also offer the mindset of a champion coaching to athletes as well as to the business world.  How to think like a champion at work, in life and on and off the archery field. Facebook : Lucy Morris Coaching

Puerto Rico World Archery Tournament May 2017 

Puerto Rico May 2017. World Archery WRE Juan Enrique Barrios Invitational, Bonnie placed 2nd in the masters division

Our Guest’s Links:

  • FACEBOOK: @BonnieHaaseth

Bonnie Haaseth’s Podcast:

Click here to listen to Bonnie Haaseth’s Podcast with Coach Lucy or click on the below YouTube

Thank you for listening to our podcast and please share, I appreciate you – Coach Lucy

 

 

Spring Into Archery Classes

Archery is a great way to let the stress go and to have fun with friends and family.  The first archery class I took as an adult was in Bow NH and I didn’t feel all that coordinated when I took my first few shots.  But there was just something so cool about hitting a target with an arrow :).

I remember being introduced to archery at East Montpelier Elementary School when I was a kid.  We shot a few arrows back behind the cafeteria where there was this little hill.  I remember that we were in lines to shoot and I have this picture in my mind of the arrow on the bow and just something very cool about it. If you have time come and join us in a class :).

 

No April Fools joke except for the weather lol 🙂  We might be teaching in a town near you :).

  • Bow Park & Rec
  • Merrimack Park & Rec
  • Andover MA.
  • Bedford Park and Rec
  • Concord Adult Community Education (Adult Class)
  • Hopkinton Park & Rec
  • New Boston Park And Rec
  • New London Park & Rec Age 45+
  • Home School Archery
  • Private Lessons

Come join the fun, text me 603-317-5413 e-mail nesainc@yahoo.com  And ohh a few or the classes are almost sold out.

Have a wonderful day and for those of you in New England, don’t worry, the 2017 April Fools day snow storm will melt away and be gone by Monday.

Time to Empower Your Life After a Long Winter

Ready to leave the winter blues behind & find your inner swagger?

Are you ready to find your your inner swagger after a long winter?  Then you should answer the below questions honestly and if you answer yes and you are serious about taking charge of your life, then click on the link below.

Are you someone who takes care of others first? Have you been eating the holiday munchies and now you want that summer swagger? Do you feel sleepy during the day? I only have 9 SWAGGER TAKING LIFE ENERGIZING STRESS DUMPING complementary 25 minute sessions left.

To get more information about this amazing program then CLICK HERE

I gave a fun talk called “How to Leave The Winter Blues With A Swagger” at The Concord Kiwanis club last week and it is now going to be aired on Concord Community TV channel 22 at 12:00pm  on Feb. 22nd and on Thursday Feb. 23rd at 7:30pm. You can also stream it live at http://www.yourconcordtv.org/channels-and-…/channel-22-live/

If you were not able to watch the show on TV then you can check it out on our YouTube channel  🙂

For more information about this amazing program  CLICK HERE

Have a wonderful day and thank you for watching us on TV! – Coach Lucy Morris