Ksenia A. Maiorova is the Managing Partner of Maiorova Law Group, PLLC and a US-licensed immigration attorney, who is nationally and internationally recognized as a thought leader, speaker and author in the area of sports immigration. Also known as The Sports Visa Lawyer®, Ksenia began her sports immigration career more than a decade ago and has represented countless world-class Track & Field athletes in connection with O visas, P visas and green cards based on their accomplishments in the sport. Ksenia is the founder of the Sports Immigration Law Conference, the first and largest sports-focused continuing legal education conference in the United States and is the recipient of numerous awards in the field, including the 2019 Sports Immigration Law Champion award, presented to her by fellow attorney members of Sports Immigration Lawyers. #sportsvisalawyer #sportsvisaattorney #realtalkianandeian #ianandeian

Dr. Marco A. Belizaire received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Fairleigh Dickinson University, in Teaneck, NJ granted by a Track scholarship. Although enrolled in the Pre-med program with full intentions of becoming a surgeon, his heart was being woed elsewhere, looking for different ways to deal with ones health. Having never been to a Chiropractor, but hearing about it, a few years later he enrolled in the program and while there he listened to a speaker say one of the most profound words he had ever heard, “The body is a self healing organism, the power that made the body will heal the body.” The decision was made; both his heart and his intellect agreed that he was in the right profession. #realtalkianandeian Dr. Belizaire earned his Doctorate of Chiropractic degree in 1993 from Life Chiropractic College, now Life University in Marietta, Georgia. In the year 2000 Dr. Belizaire’s heart and passion called him to work in the country of Costa Rica, Central America as their Olympic team Chiropractor and member of the Olympic Technical Committee; afterwards to the neighboring country of Panama where he has founded and established A.G.A.P.E Chiropractic Center, the countries largest Chiropractic clinic. He travels once a month to Panama to serve the needs of his patients and promote the benefits of chiropractic and wellness care to his countrymen, even educating and demonstrating through radio and television. Being bilingual enhances the effectiveness of educating his patients and the public by empowering them to make wise decisions concerning their health, life and well-being. As a former Olympic athlete, he translates the knowledge and expertise of a keen understanding of biomechanical functions of the human body as it relates to increased peak performance from a neuro-musculoskeletal point of view, combined with extensive post graduate training in Sports Chiropractic to work with many Olympic teams, individual world records holders, world and Olympic champions. He encourages his patients to experience the benefits of chiropractic care from the newborn to the elderly, and promotes the enhancement of overall well being whether a weekend athlete, elite or professional athlete. He is married to his lovely wife Virginia and has four children, Stephen and Sterling and the twins Marquis Antonio and Miranda Victoria. He is very strong in his Christian faith and active in his church Faith Christian Center, Smyrna, GA. Practice Areas Chiropractic Accidents Injuries Acute and Chronic Pain Arthritis Back Pain Carpal Tunnel Syndrome COVID-19 Related Issues Disc Herniation Fibromyalgia Foot and Ankle Injuries Headache Hip Pain Jaw Pain / TMJ Disorders Joint Pain Knee Pain Neck Pain / Whiplash Nerve Pain / Sciatica Numbness / Tingling in Arms or Feet Online / Video Consultation Pinched Nerves Posture / Balance Problems Repetitive Stress Injuries Scoliosis Shoulder / Arm / Elbow Pain Spinal Decompression Sports Injuries Upper Cervical Chiropractic Certifications: Doctor of Chiropractic ( Currently Named to the Medical Staff for the United States Track and Field Federation #ianandeian

Meet 🇯🇲 Jamaica Olympic🥇 Gold Medalist🥇Aleen Bailey She competed in the 2004, Summer Olympics and won the gold medal as a member of the 4 × 100 m relay team , She placed 5th in the 100 meters and 4th at the 200 meters Bailey also won 4x100 gold at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin following silver in 2005 and bronze in 1999 and was a part of Jamaica's relay pool at the 2008 #Olympics . Bailey, who is the sister of dancehall rootsman #Capleton, had a stellar high school and national junior career, winning a number of regional titles, including triple gold at the Under-17 Central America and the Caribbean (CAC) Games capturing the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m.Throughout her junior career she garnered over 20 medals, including 14 gold at the Carifta, CAC, and World Junior champ. With a best time of 11.04 and 22.33, Bailey had an outstanding collegiate career for the University of South Carolina where she captured the NCAA sprint double winning gold in the 100m and 200m .The #GAMECOCK women team won the national title in the 2002 #NCAA Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championship, the school's first NCAA Championship title. She currently enjoys #coaching track at Cane High school in South Carolina. In her spare time she enjoying golfing and is currently training for her second half #marathon . #realtalkianandeian #ianandeian #jamaica #sprinter

Former #1 Athlete, Coach, Educator, Olympic Medalist Michael Blackwood Blackwood represent is home country Jamaican in track and field and specialized in the 400 meters, his personal best being 44.60 set during his win at the 2002 IAAF World Cup. He was chosen as the Jamaica Sportsman of the Year in 2002, in that same year he was the world number one rank by IAAF in the 400 meters. He is the brother of Catherine Scott who earned a silver medal in the 2000 Sydney Olympics Games. Blackwood won the NAIA national 400 meters title in 1997. He is the winner of Jamaica 400 meters national championships three times. Blackwood holds the Big 12 conference record in the 400 meters since 2000 in the time of 44.69. He is an alumnus of The University of Oklahoma. Blackwood was the 400 meters gold medallist at the 2002 Commonwealth Games, the bronze medallist at the 2003 World Championships, the winner at the 2002, 2003 and 2004 IAAF World Athletics Final, eighth in the Athletics at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Men's 400 meters at the 2004 Olympic Games, He had much success with the Jamaican 4×400 metres relay team: he won a silver at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, silver at the 2001 and 2003 World Championships, a bronze at the 2005 World Championships, a gold at the 2003 IAAF World Indoor Championships and a final silver at the 2008 IAAF World Indoor Championships. At the 2009 Jamaica National Championships, Blackwood tried for a spot at the 2009 World Championships in Athletics, but was disqualified running outside his lane in the semi-finals of the 400 m. In August, he announced his retirement from the sport. #realtalkianandeian

Crossing the Finish line with Avard Moncur, the first #bahamian male athlete to win a World Championship title on the track . Moncur, who made his international breakthrough as a senior athlete at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada in 1999, went on to secure a gold medal in the men’s 400 metres in 2001 at the World Championships and was also a member of the winning 4 x 400m relay team.Additionally, @avardmoncur also ran on the gold medal teams at the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2007 and the Central American and Caribbean Championships in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico in 2011. He also ran a three other medal winning teams at the World Championships in 2005 in Helsinki, Finland and 2007 in Osaka, Japan (silver) and 2003 in Paris-St Denis, France (bronze). He also won a Commonwealth Games’ bronze medal in 2002 in the 400m in Manchester, England. The four-time Bahamian national champion who held the national record at 44.45 seconds until it was broken by Chris ‘Fireman’ Brown, also ran on the Bahamas’ 4 x 400m relay team that captured a bronze medal at the Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, in 2000. At #AuburnUniversity he continued to excel as a member of the Tigers’ track team, winning the #NCAA title back-to-back in 2000 and 2001 #realtalkianandeian #bahamas🇧🇸🌴☀️ #ianandeian

Two-time Olympian and veteran #sprints #coach Ken Harnden Oly. The three-time USTFCCCA National Assistant Coach of the Year has guided 14 #Olympians, 25 #NCAA individual champions along with two collegiate records and 5 NCAA team titles. Harnden represented #Zimbabwe in the 1996 and 2000 #Olympic Games in the 400m hurdles, and he competed in the event three times at the IAAF World C hampionships, making the finals twice. He holds Zimbabwe’s national record in the #400mh (48.05) On the collegiate stage, Harnden competed for North Carolina, where he won the 1995 NCAA title in the 400m hurdles. #kenharnden #olympian #realtalkianandeian #ianandeian

Dr. Gregory Orlando Haughton a world renowned retired athlete, is a three-time Olympic Medalist, World Champion, Goodwill Games Champion, and Pan American Games Champion. He received his PhD in Business Management from North Central University, and utilizes his vast athletic and academic experience and knowledge to assist individuals to implement their own unique system to achieve personal success by transforming their minds. He has experienced the joys of being on top and the frustrations when one fails to reach a career or personal goal. He understands that adversity can bring out the best in an individual. However, he also believes that experience is not always the best teacher. Experience has taught him that without the right support and guidance to deal with many of life’s challenges, the path to achieving success is a formidable one. Growing up in the inner city, his lived experiences taught him how to convert negative circumstances into motivational catalysts to overcome them. The most defining personal moments of his life are: overcoming poverty in Jamaica, receiving an athletic scholarship to the University of Arizona, overcoming personal odds of receiving his PhD after his wife was diagnosed with colon cancer and died leaving him to raise their two and seven-year old daughters. He is enthusiastic about sharing his philosophy and athletic accomplishments, while teaching his success principles to those who desire athletic advice and professional guidance, in their sports and life. He inspires individuals to achieve their highest potential by tapping into the reservoir of their mind to retrieve the truth that lies within them. He mentors individuals to become emotional and psychological aware in order to deal with life’s challenges, along with intentional actions that manifest positive results. He strongly believes that with hard work and the right guidance, one will recognize the true leader within; but must first liberate themselves from old realities or justifications that prevent them from reaching their highest potential. Dr. Haughton’s philosophy has helped him to make a positive difference in the lives of many. He knows that successful individuals rarely make it on their own; they succeed because they enlist the help and experience from individuals who can lead, guide, counsel, motivate and provide key techniques, and strategies. In his off time, he enjoys time with his family, reading, cooking and outdoor activities.

Failure is not an Option Dr. Cecil Wright has worked in Higher Education for over 18 years. He is the Executive Director of Admissions at Mercy College. Prior to Mercy College, he served in varying capacities including Academic Advisor, Adjunct Professor and Dean of Admissions at Monroe College Bronx, New York. Dr. Cecil Wright grew up in the Brucefield District in St. Elizabeth Jamaica West Indies. Cecil attended St. Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) where he was deputy head boy, captained the school debate team and played cricket. After STETHS, worked at Workers Savings & Loan Bank before migrating to the Canada. Dr. Wright’s straight-from-the-heart, passionate message motivates and engages all audiences to step into their greatness, by providing them with a practical tool to take the next step toward living their dream. He is dedicated to inspiring youth, college students and professionals through his practical and proven approach to creating change through education. Dr. Wright’s motto, “Failure is not an option”, has been the staple of his success. He has inspired countless students, professionals and religious leaders to dream bigger and pursue their passions. In 2007, Dr. Wright founded the Male Empowerment Symposium, which has since provided a full day of mentorship for thousands of students in the New City Public Schools. In 2014, he cofounded the AIMHIGH Empowerment Institutes, a success, retention and graduation initiative where students are able to improve their academic, personal, professional and social performance. He has travelled to several Caribbean islands including Trinidad and Tobago, St. Kitts and Nevis, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and to Kenya Africa to speak at conferences, facilitate trainings and do missionary work. In 2018, the Westchester County Board of Legislators proclaimed September 16th, Dr. Cecil Wright Day in the county of Westchester for his contribution to the underserved communities and his impact on young men of color in the state of New York. He holds a Doctorate Degree in Education from St. John Fisher College in Rochester, NY. His dissertation “ Lessons Learned from College-Educated, Employed Black Male Mentors: A Qualitative Anti-Deficit Study of College Persistence and Career Success” He is also the author of “Twenty-One days to Freedom…The American Dream: A personal story of his journey to America. Cecil is married to Rev. Karian Wright and they have 3 children.

When you talk about suceess and deep conviction you have to talk about a dub poet by the name of Yasus Afari. Born "John Sinclair" in a small village in the parish of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, where life was hard and every day survival was a struggle. His mother was his only inspiration after his bigger brother left home to join the Police Force. He always mentioned how is mother used to pray and encouraged him to work hard so that they could lead a better life. He passed his common Entrance exam and went off to St. Elizabeth Technical High School. He did excell and was a major influence on his peer group. After STETHS he went on to work with the Jamaica Telephone company as a repair Technician but soon find out that there was more to life than climbing telephone poles. He won a scholarship to the College of Arts Science and Technology where a whole new world open up. At college he majored in telecommunications and was a revolutionist against how the system was administered. He participated in all aspect of student life and was a role model for all the students in that era. He was elected Vice president of the Student Council but was denied to serve because of his positive and anti comformative values. This was a major awakening for him and he did some soul searching and that is when he knew he had the calling to do good for the masses. He vowed that he will fight the injustices of the society and bring about conciousness to all the people that would listen to what he has to say. The social and political climate during this time was rough. Maurice Bishop got killed in Genada, Bob had just died, and so much was happening in the political arena that most youths were looking for a concious vibe. Yasus began doing concerts at the local students union, The University of the West Indies at Mona, The Nursing School and Teachers Colleges. The response was like a shock wave and everyone was taking about Toni Taam as he was fondly called then. He did a several shows with then up coming stars as well as established Artistes. His first song was realeased in 1986 during this time Yasus went into a period of meditation and isolation while writing consistently. Yasus began to emerge and by joining partnership with other up coming artist he began to see a light at the end of the tunnel. He met up with Garnet Silk, who was also is childhood friend, and they began to work on a few songs together. On one of his birthday's he was hanging out with Garnet and he wrote the first line of "I can see clearly". Garnet went on to finish the song and also wrote "I saw Zion........." All this led to a tighter relationship with Silk that gave him the inspiration to write "Nothing can divide............" Yasus and Garnet still have unproduced songs laid out on tracks, to be published when the time is right. Things started to look up and Yasus teamed up with Maxi Priest to write "Work" which appeared on his "Dance Hall Baptism" (Senya-Cum/Ras Records). Mental Assasin was done on Tappa Zuki label. He has since then recorded with a whole host of musicians including Everton Blender, Black Uhuru, General Degree, Tony Rebel and more who he has also produced. The achievements go far and wide and he was awarded Dub Poet of the year in 1993 in a controversial decision. At the ceremony the award was given to the well known Mutabaruka. Muta refused to accept this award and made it explictly clear that it should be given to Yasus. Yasus went on to win more awards and was also honored in Chiago by Martin International for Dub Poeb of the year in 1994 and Yasus was honored many times by the Jamaican Music Federation. The list of recognition goes on and Yasus always says it is a great honor to recognized for all his work. Touring with Black Uhuru, Yasus was creating a cultural revolution on a world-wide basis, starting in the US covering 26 States and the Pacific Islands. He was also in Brazil where the fans open heartedly responed to his message. #realtalkianandeian

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Tune in to hear about a fabulous journey of marriage, friendship, and success. Danniel Thomas Dodd, Jamaica's first-ever female shot put medalist will join her husband, coach, and professional fitness instructor, Shane Dodd. Danniel is currently ranked #2 in the world for Women's Shot Put, and was the Silver Medalist for the 2019 World Athletics Championship.

Good luck catching this father and daughter duo: Bershawn Batman Jackson, a former 2005 World Champion & 2008 Olympic Bronze Medalist in 400mh and Shawnti Jackson will be high school freshman , who is the 2019 USATF Junior Champion. Tune in to hear and learn the Jackson family's legacy and passion for athletics!

This Olympic love story is one of the greatest that will broadcast live during the postponement period of the 2020 Tokyo games. Although being participants of the friendly rivalry between Team USA and Team JAMAICA, these two Olympians still chose to unite as one under marriage. Shevon is a Jamaican 400 Meter Hurdler and a two time Olympian (Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008). Although she was injured prior the London 2012 Olympics, she attended the games as a Puma ambassador. Shevon subsequently retired in 2016. Jamie Nieto is a USA High Jumper and also a two time Olympian (Athens 2004 and London 2012). Their story is one that’s spanned four Olympic Games (2004 - 2016), a true feat of endurance and love.

#RealTalk with #BobbetteStewart #FitandFabulousover40 Bobbette Stewart is a former Student Athlete St. Elizabeth Technical High School #Steths She is wonderful #mother of two awesome boys and has a passion of staying fit . Please help us to welcome Bobbette Stewart has she is now a member of the Fit and Fabulous over #40club and she give you the secret to maintain #youthfulness

SHADAE LAWRENCE (AKA DISCUSBABY) IS AN 2016 OLYMPIAN FROM TEAM JAMAICA THAT SPECIALIZES IN THE DISCUS THROW . SHADAE IS A PAST STUDENT OF VERE TECHNICAL & HYDEL HIGH SCHOOL AND HAS EARNED A BACHELOR'S DEGREE FROM COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 2019 . SHE IS THE CURRENT JAMAICA NATIONAL RECORD HOLDER AND 2017 NCAA CHAMPION.

The man Journey to greatness. God is amazing, 12 years ago he debut on the West Indies Cricket team . Nikita “ killer” Miller.

1. STETHS Past Student 2. Study Industrial Relations, Negotiations and HR as well as Business Law 3.Served the Jamaica Teachers Association at all levels from 2009 to date. 4. A teacher and never forget where he is coming from and always see the needs of my staff as priority. 5. Participated in the crafting of our claims for the last 3 negotiations. 6.Have written and debated many resolutions to improve the voice of the teachers in