We're so excited to have a wonderful guest, Jamiya Fields, on the podcast today.

She is a baller, she went to FSU, she played on a bunch of different end of USL teams,

and she currently plays for the Houston Dash.

Jamiya is also a member of the Black Women's Player Collective, and we're so excited to hear

more about her hopes, dreams, and her goals for the collective, and we're excited to tell you guys

about how you can join it and support it as well. Hi, how are you? How are you? How are you doing?

We're good. How are you? I'm happy I could get on, this is great. So you're in Houston right now?

Yes, in Houston, our official start date was February 9th, but you know, some people were here

already early, but like, so technically this is day two, but we've been kind of going, going at it,

so it's been good. So is it all fitness, or is it everything for the first few days?

It's been kind of everything, but actually a lot of fitness, and I haven't done, I mean,

at the end of last year we started doing fitness, we got a new strength coach, and stuff like that,

but I really didn't do fitness in college, or like in the years leading up, like the other pro

years, not since high school and club soccer, so this is like crazy, but it's well blessed your soul.

I know, I didn't do fitness in college. We're like abused in college, not literally, but we would

literally. A lot of my friends too, they say in college, like it was terrible, but when we never

ran, I'm like, I don't know, I got blessed. That's amazing. I'm actually surprised, especially that

best of you. Yeah, it was amazing. A lot of like the drills, like for fitness in the drills.

Yeah, and I love that way more, so, which is how it should be, right?

It's great too. So I'm like, okay, if you can get fit while getting in the drills, like you might

as well touch the ball more and stuff, but is that what do I know? How did you know a lot?

How did you find yourself at FSU? Like how was your recruiting process?

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