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December 3rd, 2024

Balancing Military and Olympic Dreams Through Faith

  1. Balancing Military and Olympic Dreams Through Faith Scott DeLuzio 48:34

USMC Captain Riley Tejcek joins the show. Riley is a multifaceted individual who embodies dedication, perseverance, and faith. Listen to Riley’s life as a Marine Corps Captain, her role as a bobsled pilot for Team USA, her time as Miss Military, and her work as an ambassador for Shields and Stripes. Hear how she balances her demanding roles and maintains a positive outlook despite the challenges she faces. Learn about her athletic background, the unique struggles she faces, and the unwavering faith that drives her success. Gain insights into her contributions to the military community and her inspiring impact on future generations.

00:00 Introduction
01:08 Riley’s Background and Journey to the Marine Corps
03:00 Transition from Softball to Bobsledding
06:26 Balancing Marine Corps and Olympic Training
09:51 Navigating Nutritional Challenges
11:08 Marine Corps Support and Career Decisions
14:14 Miss Military Experience
25:28 Ambassador for Shields and Stripes
42:27 Overcoming Fear and Embracing Challenges
45:23 Conclusion and Parting Remarks

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Scott DeLuzio Host - Drive On Podcast

Scott is an Army veteran who served in the Connecticut Army National Guard as an Infantryman and was deployed to Afghanistan in 2010. Like many soldiers who deploy to combat, that deployment changed Scott forever. Drive On Podcast talks about the challenges soldiers face when coming back home. Reacquainting with loved ones, finding a purpose outside of the military, and the struggles that come with it all.

If we're going to get better, we have to start talking about the problems we're facing.

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