HeyJaredChloe Minas: Between The Sessions
Between the Sessions is the podcast where professional footballer/soccer player Chloe Minas shares honest reflections from life as a pro athlete. She explores mindset, discipline, handling pressure, recovery, growth, and the small in-between moments that shape a career.
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When Your Dream Doesn’t Go As Planned | Side By Side Ep. 3: Lisa Pechersky (opens the original)
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In this episode of Side by Side , professional soccer player Chloe Minas spends time with Montreal Roses teammate Lisa Pechersky while drawing, talking, and looking back on the unexpected path that brought Lisa to professional football. Lisa shares her journey from NCAA soccer at the University of Memphis to playing professionally across four countries and seven clubs. She opens up about moving overseas, adapting to completely different football environments, dealing with setbacks and injury, an
My First Professional Red Card | Learning How to Handle the Lows (opens the original)
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Professional footballer Chloe Minas reflects on her first red card of her career — and what she’s learning from one of the toughest moments of her season. In this episode of Between the Sessions , Chloe records an honest conversation after receiving the first red card of her professional career. She talks about the emotions that come after a difficult performance, the challenge of separating one moment from your identity as a player, and the process of resetting both mentally and physically. In
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