This week, Wayne talks about “round ones” in sporting competitions. How much teams can learn from “one game” and how fans and media need to resist the urge to label a team’s season after just one round. Originally broadcast on Radio Sport Mornings, Radio Sport NZ. Presented by Jason Pine.
Sporting Parents Tips. Sporting parents are critical to help every child realize their full potential as athletes and as human beings. This episode discusses the 5 Es of Sports Parenting: ENJOYMENT ENCOURAGEMENT EXPERIENCE EMPATHY EVERYONE Originally broadcast on Radio Sport Mornings, Radio Sport NZ. Presented by Jason Pine.
Business Coach – Sports Coach. Business Coaching is a growth industry in many parts of the world. Increasingly the business world is turning to sport and looking at how coaches work in the sports industry. This episode discusses the similarities between the business world and the sports industry and investigates Read more…
Sport: The Buck Stops with….. Modern sporting teams have a cast of thousands…………managers, sports scientists, medical staff, researchers, analysis experts, strength and conditioning professionals, Board members, media teams, marketing and advertising staff….it takes a lot of people to make sport happen. However, when it comes down to it, it is Read more…
The Pitfalls of Punishing Potential. Renowned coaching professional Wayne Goldsmith talks about punishing athletes for not performing, and offers some different ways to change their attitude and mindset. Originally broadcast on Radio Sport Mornings, Radio Sport NZ. Presented by Jason Pine.
“In short science has its limitations. Western science is characterised by
reductionist principles; but we reach a point at which the reduction becomes
disassociated from the phenomena it is trying to explain” P.Jones 1998
It’s time.
It’s time for the Sports science industry to seriously change the way we do business.
It’s time we let go of the outdated, simplistic single cause / single effect model of research and embraced a genuine integrated, multi disciplinary approach to solving performance problems.
It’s time for Performance Science to come of age. (more…)