"I need to pick up MY game, to pick up THE game".

The first release off of the Pick Up My Game - EP,  Micca's debut official release.

With the most positive message to rid all distractions and focus on what you want in life, this song is a whole vibe as Micca reaches the next level in his life and his rapping career.

There's nothing stopping you but YOU. Go out and get yours! Stay motivated and don't give a f*ck what anyone says or thinks. Do it for you and yours.

2019 Creek Side

Pick Up My Game - EP

Pick Up My Game

Featuring Raja Enz from CreekSide, this passionate track is about one of Australia's most cherished values, mateship. Don't Dog The Boyz.

2nd track off Micca's debut EP - Pick Up My Game.

Don't Dog The Boyz (feat. Raja Enz)

This one is for all the producers and sound engineers out there, the ones behind the artist making it possible for them to produce high quality music.

Mixin'

Micca and SSJ drop their humble attitudes for this track, making it known that it's 'your loss' if you're not a fan of this real music coming straight out of Australia's capital.

Your Loss (feat. SSJ)

Featuring KaZ & PapuaDij from CreekSide, the last track off of Micca's EP 'Pick Up My Game', portrays a strong message of being done with a lot of things in life, and making a change for the better.

I'm Done (feat. KaZ & PapuaDij)

This episode focuses on an anti-doping education collaboration between the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA), the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) and Drug Free Sport New Zealand (DFSNZ).   USADA’s Elite Education Manager Tammy Hanson says while there are a lot of similarities between the programs, collaborating and sharing resources was “invaluable”.   “We’re questioning everything that we do, pushing forward, making changes if they’re for the better and making sure we’re leaning on our resources - to collaborate, not to work in silos, but to share resources…” she says. “It enables the agencies to bounce ideas and discuss the best approaches and messaging for athletes.”   ASADA’s A/G Director of Education and Innovation Alexis Cooper says the challenge is capturing the attention of athletes, parents, coaches, and the sporting community through new technologies.   “Anti-doping is often not the most exciting thing that athletes want to talk about,” Cooper says. “They would often rather be training so what we do is use new technologies like virtual reality, augmented reality, apps, those sorts of things to try to cut through and engage the audiences and get them interested.”   They both agreed that education is about building positive cultures, ensuring athletes understand how choosing to take performance enhancing drugs impacts them, their reputation and their country’s reputation.   “We’re not fighting a war on drugs, we are fighting a win-at-all-costs mentality,” Hanson says, “so anything that we can do to help them (athletes) really start thinking about the decisions that they make, that using a dietary supplement is a thought, it’s a decision; trusting a coach when they give you advice, that’s a decision that you’re making; not reporting doping or reporting it, that’s a decision…”   ASADA's Assistant Director of Operations also joins this episode providing an answer to the question "Are doping protocols the same everywhere?".

S2 E2 | Fighting a win-at-all-costs mentality, with USADA’s Tammy Hanson and ASADA’s Alexis Cooper

Our mission is to protect the health of athletes and the integrity of Australian sport.

This podcast goes behind the scenes of ASADA, answers questions from the public and educates you about clean fair sport.

S2 E2 | Fighting a win-at-all-costs mentality, with USADA’s Tammy Hanson and ASADA’s Alexis Cooper

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