A Pane in the Glass Podcast
This podcast is hosted by Bill Tschirhart, a chartered professional coach with Coaches of Canada. It's for coaches, instructors , athletes & parents at all levels of experience & skills. Using articles from Bill's coaching manual ("A Pane in the Glass: A Coach's Companion"), his blog site (truenorthbill.blogspot.com), his 30+ years coaching & instructing athletes, augmented by interviews with highly skilled & experienced experts, the aim of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" to provide a valuable resource of information all the while producing episodes that will entertain the listener.
A Pane in the Glass Podcast
Latest Episodes
Time Spent With Emily Is Time Well Spent
In this first-of-a-kind double feature episode of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" I welcome back Emily Riley, elite athlete (curling) and Mental Performance Consultant. It was simply time to catch up with Emily, with no planned ag...
Simon Says
In this episode of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" you will hear the words of Simon Sinek American author & dynamic inspirational speaker. This episode is a Simon Sinek sound bite that touches on a number or areas regarding le...
The Sounds Of Summer '26
In this summer episode of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" I bring eight sound bites, each with a thought provoking premise. I urge you to check out the "chapters" section above these show notes to see the topics of the sound bites and wher...
Extra! Extra! Hear All About It!
In this episode of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" I harken to the days when breaking news necessitated a special "Extra" edition of the newspaper. This episode is the podcast equivalent. To satiate your desire for sound bites, I have one ...
Fan Mail
Wanted to say your podcasts are a great find. Took up curling 5 yrs back as I headed into retirement. Love the social aspect and sweeping is an open ended cardio workout. What's been hard is getting helpful instruction. I'm up in Goderich. The Maitland Club sadly closed but Vanastra at Clinton is now going strong. Curiously people seem reluctant to offer advice and tbh few of the senior curlers have forms you want to emulate. It's a curious thing. I have a 36yr old friend I encouraged to come out, but her frustration is the same as mine...too little qualified coaching. We see new people come out, get thrown right into game settings and go away frustrated and muscle sore. Hopefully they haven't had a fall. Wondering if u could suggest where we could find coaching opportunities in this area?
Goderich, ON