Podcast appearances and mentions of mark o'sullivan

I was joined by Mark O’Sullivan, James Rudd, Rich White and Michael Zweifel for a really interesting discussion about applying ecological dynamics to youth sports coaching and physical literacy.   Conceptualizing physical literacy within an ecological dynamics framework   More information: http://perceptionaction.com/ My Research Gate Page (pdfs of my articles) My ASU Web page Podcast Facebook page (videos, pics, etc)   Subscribe in iOS/Apple Subscribe in Anroid/Google   Support the podcast and receive bonus content   Credits: The Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action Mark Lanegan - Saint Louis Elegy via freemusicarchive.org and jamendo.com

Jonathan Healys talk Neuroscience with Mark O Sullivan @markosullivann, Eggs with DJ Kelleher of www.rivervieweggs.ie and good news for the Cork commuter - The Dunkettle interchange upgrade contract has been awarded, Sean O Neill of Transport Infrastructure Ireland www.www.tii.ie

On the programme we continue our weekly look at the world of agriculture and food...Coming up latest Covid-19 updates in the meat plants ..Marts are back but so also an increase in moves to online trading in the sale of animals , we hear about some new start ups..Our Teagasc advisory this week is with Mark O`Sullivan in West Cork..Dairygold`s dairy area sales manager Edmond Curtin joins us to discuss grass and milk at this time of the year ..Also , Farm Talk`s John O`Connor looks at stories making the agri news this week ....Farm Talk kindly sponsored by Dairygold is aired every Saturday at 10am to 11am and on Wednesdays between 10 and 11pm. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr Ed Coughlan (@DrSkillAcq) has vast experience on GAA touchlines as well as working as a practice coach with top golfers all over the world. He lectures in sports science at CIT and UCD. On this podcast, he discusses how athletes and coaches can use the unprecedented shutdown on collective training to reset and reeducate and actually come back a better player. But he warns against the temptation to binge, instead focus on training smart. Throughout the show, Dr Ed lists a range of resources that athletes and coaches and parents can turn to for training ideas for athletes at all levels — from inter-county to the club under 6s. Here are some of those mentioned: RESOURCES BelievePerform.com UKcoaching.org Mike Carroll @Fit_For_Golf Kelly Starrett's The Ready State @thereadystate or www.thereadystate.com Visualisation and meditation: @InsightTimer scienceforsport.com complementarytraining.net Rob Carroll @thevideoanalyst www.footblogball.wordpress.com Mark O'Sullivan (@markstkhlm) Magic Academy Challenge Cards @TheMagicAcad Kevin Mulcahy @movementcoachkm PODCASTS The Sport Psych Show by Dan Abrahams Finding Mastery by Michael Gervais Pacy Performance by Rob Pacey NSCA Coaching Podcast The Talent Equation by Stuart Armstrong The Science of Sport by Ross Tucker Earn You Edge Bill Simmons BOOKS The Brain Always Wins by John Sullivan and Chris Parker The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle The Pressure Principle by Dave Alred Coaching Better Every Season by Wade Gilbert Conscious Coaching by Brett Bartholomew The Constraints Led Coaching Approach by Ian Renshaw et al Psychological Safety by Dan Radecki Leonie Hull et al The Power of Moments by Chip Heath and Dan Heath

Mark O’Sullivan is a UEFA A licensed coach and is head of youth development for 8-12 at AIK in Stockholm, Sweden and is part of their Research and Development department. Mark is currently doing PhD Research Sheffield Hallam University, UK, which centers around designing learning environments in youth football. Mark has also worked as a consultant for the Canadian FA (2017) helping them to develop their new coach education program. He regularly holds lectures, talks and practical sessions around the world. Not just confined to soccer Mark has collaborated with coaches in Basketball, handball, floorball, figure skating and ice hockey. If you want to read Mark’s own personal insights then just go to his Blog: https://footblogball.wordpress.com Overview: 107:23 Min episode 3:20     Introduction 5:38     Referring to a previous question to Richard Bailey, if there is a conflict between how children learn and how modern youth sports elite programs are carried out that is causing an imbalance? 19:20   How can we preserve unique playing styles emerging from environments outside sport if using a linear model? Mark talks about an interview Pavel Datsyuk, the Russian NHL player called the “Magic Man” 25:08   A key factor in the research at AIK, is looking how they create motivational climates when it is the children’s inner motivational factors as a key for participation, performance and personal development over time. 31:55   AIK’s 3 principles 1. Wellbeing of children 2. Following United Nations & rights for children and Gov documents about children in sport & 3. Having more players, play U16, U17, U19 and into their senior team. They also have a clear pedagogical model and principals within the club. 41:12   SDT and how it relates to development 45:40   Programs are becoming based on economic models rather than learning models, which shifts the focus more towards the economics 52:50   Fascinating that coaches from different sports from all around the world say NO to the following question “If we restart youth sports from zero and rebuild it based on children’s physical and emotional needs, would it look like it does today?” 59:55   Afordances landscape of training: isolated individual skills on one end and free play on the other. The optimum opportunity of interactions of which the training is design is likely somewhere in between. The question to ask ourselves as coaches; Does the design invite, permit or inhibit young players to interact and learn?

Writer and actor Mark O'Sullivan chooses Lynne Perrie's memorable appearance on no-holds-barred 90s entertainment show, The Word. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 11 (Aka episode 1 of series 2) I talk with Mark O'Sullivan (https://twitter.com/immarkosullivan), a man of many talents. Mark is an actor, writer, director, producer and co-creator of the Channel 4 sitcom 'Lee and Dean'.In this conversation Mark talks about the challenges he faces having to wear so many hats. And how he manages to switch mindsets between the roles of doing the fun creative side of things, to co-running a production company (alongside Lee and Dean co-creator and co-star Miles Chapman) and the responsibilities that go with that. We talk about the impact it's had on Mark's mental health and discuss strategies that he uses to counteract against bouts of anxiety and depression. Mark also talks about his love for long walks and how they can be conducive to having moments of creative inspiration and how they help him deal with anxiety and depression. We discuss the challenges Mark faces of being a Husband and Father and balancing that with his all encompassing career. We also talk about Mark's journey from working as a teacher, to finally fulfilling his dreams in his late 30's and how finding success at a later stage has been beneficial. This episode is really useful for all the 'multihyphenate's' out there and for anyone getting into a creative career at a later stage in life.Happy listening.Steve - @offkeysteve See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's nearing the end of 2019, Griefcast is nearly three! As we head for festive times, which can be so hard for us Grieftsers, we've decided to choose some of our highlights of this year to get us through the dark nights.This week, you'll hear clips from Cariad talking to Mark O'Sullivan, Brona C Titley, Paul Mayhew-Archer, Felix White, Poorna Bell, Anna Whitehouse (MotherPukka), Arthur Smith, Sali Hughes and the live episode for LOROS Hospice with Greg Davies and Barry Castagnola. You can listen to the full episodes of each clip by searching on the Acast website. Well be back next week for more raw and brilliant moments of the year.Thank you so much for listening, whether you're new to the show or you've been here since the beginning. We wish you a very Merry Festive time and a New Year that passes with not too much pain.You can follow us on twitter and instagram @thegriefcast.Griefcast won Gold (always believe in your soul) in Best Entertainment, Best Interview + also Podcast of the Year 2018 at the British Podcast Awards and Podcast of the Year at the ARIA's. It is hosted by Cariad Lloyd, recorded at Whistledown Studios, edited by Kate Holland and the music is provided by The Glue Ensemble. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark O'Sullivan, from Channel 4's Lee & Dean, shares a favourite arty-farty highlight from the brilliant Spaced. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The co-writer and co-star of Channel 4's Lee & Dean, Mark O'Sullivan, talks to Julia about the TV death of Danny Kendall from Grange Hill. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week’s episode: TV personality Lauren Harries brought the entertainment. Mark O’Sullivan and Miles Chapman spoke to Ian about their new Channel 4 comedy show ‘Lee and Dean’. Actor Ian Hallard also popped by ahead of his new play ‘TUMULUS’.

This week's podcast is a bit different I am joined by some guests who have made appearances on the show previously to discuss topical issues that are on their minds. On the panel this week is Mark O'Sullivan, Nick Levett, David Hinchliffe, Rob Grey and Andrew Wilson. Key themes covered include...Whether coaching using a mixed methods approach is actually just a cop out?What Ringo Starr can tell us about the way we learn in the physical domainThe difference between understanding 'in' the game rather than just understanding 'of' the gameHow you can use instruction within the ecological approachHope you enjoy

This week’s Red Business is an exclusive from the red carpet at the Cork Chamber 200 dinner, held on Friday February 1st at Cork City Hall. President Michael D Higgins was the guest of honour as the best and the brightest from business across Cork celebrated the Chamber’s bicentenary. As Jonathan Healy was MC at the event, RedFM’s Fiona O’Donovan was tasked with asking the questions. We hear from Brian Hyland from Morgan McKinley, Cian Gould from Tradeworks, Clare Kelly from Glandore, Karen O’Reilly from Employmum, Mark O’Sullivan from Provest, and Ray Kelleher from Trigon Hotels. Most importantly, we hear from Brendan O’Regan, whose company Zenith Technologies was named as Cork Company of the Year 2019. And don’t forget to catch the video version of the podcast (fancy, we know) on RedExtra.ie

In Episode 11, we speak to Mark O’Sullivan (@markstkhlm), youth coach at AIK Stockholm in Sweden. Mark is a coach educator, a consultant, completing a PhD and founder of the footblogball blog. Mark chats about designing learning spaces from an ecological dynamics perspective, where tasks are representative of the game, where perception and action is coupled, using repetition without repetition and promoting an external focus of attention. Mark discusses designing sessions where players search discover and exploit gaps and space using football interactions. Sessions that move away from theme based sessions and give more autonomy to the decision making of young players. Mark also outlines the importance of the relationship between player and the learning and the interactions within the learning space.

About Mark O’Sullivan is a UEFA A licensed coach at AIK in Stockholm, Sweden. Mark delivers Swedish FA coach education courses and has run many youth social projects, has his own blog – Footblogball – and is currently doing PhD research in to designing learning environments in youth football. Mark has also worked as a consultant for the Canadian FA (2017) and regularly holds lectures, talks and practical sessions around the world. He has made himself available for a chat with me for an Off the Pitch with Active episode you will enjoy. Overview 1:15     Introduction to Mark O’Sullivan 3:45     Mark’s background and how he “fell” into Academia and pedagogy. Also, how he discovered a change of his passion. 11:15   Perception and how it is important to understand the players. 16:20   Communication is key, even in the younger age groups between parents, players and clubs. 20:20   Great discussion about the environment for learning 43:40   Swedish Football code 55:35   Closing Book: Johan Fallby Gör det bättre själv I hope you enjoyed this as much as I did. To follow Mark’s work Twitter: @markstkhlm www.footblogball.wordpress.com

James Vaughan is a coach at the AIK Academy in Sweden. He is a colleague of Mark O'Sullivan and Dennis Hortin (both previous podcast guests) and is a regular contributor to the fantastic website 'Player Development Project'. James has a rich background as a coach and as a researcher and has been fortunate to study under the guidance of some of the leading academics in the field of skill acquisition, constraints led coaching and games based coaching. In this episode we delve into creativity and explore the way that social and cultural constraints influence the way we think, feel and act when trying to lead the development of young people in sport. It is an illuminating and in depth conversation. In the episode we discuss...- Why Brazilian culture emphasises skill - How Barcelona differs from Stockholm in the way they view human development- Myths about talent and creativity - How James applies constraints to influence positive, creative action rather than minimising errorGet your notebook ready!!If you would like to support the podcast then please head over to www.thetalentequation.co.uk and click on the 'become a Patron' button at the top of the page.

Mark O'Sullivan is back fresh from his global travels and work to write a PhD!! As always, Mark isn't short of a few thoughts on the state of play in coaching and sport for children. In this conversation we delve into...- How 'culturally resilient beliefs effect us all and can limit our effectiveness if we aren't aware of them- How 1 v 2 can bring about a world of development opportunities- Why he tries to make his coaching sessions feel like a skate park- Why working towards 'ideal technical models' can be harmful for children- Why he feels that his coaching approach is like being a sculptor or painterEnjoy If you want to support the show please leave a review or become a hero and head over to www.thetalentequation.co.uk and click on the 'become a patron' button at the top of the page.

Mark O'Sullivan is back fresh from his global travels and work to write a PhD!! As always, Mark isn't short of a few thoughts on the state of play in coaching and sport for children. In this conversation we delve into...- How 'culturally resilient beliefs effect us all and can limit our effectiveness if we aren't aware of them- How 1 v 2 can bring about a world of development opportunities- Why he tries to make his coaching sessions feel like a skate park- Why working towards 'ideal technical models' can be harmful for children- Why he feels that his coaching approach is like being a sculptor or painterEnjoy If you want to support the show please leave a review or become a hero and head over to www.thetalentequation.co.uk and click on the 'become a patron' button at the top of the page.

Last week actress Harriet Thorpe promised to be on Ian’s show every week until he came and see her new show Ruthless and, sticking to her word, she rang in to ask why he hadn’t been yet. Ian also berated poor Connor Wallace again, even when he rang in to apologise. The first guest in the studio was comedian Jamali Maddix, fresh off a plane from New York, to talk about his new worldwide tour and about Viceland’s Hate Thy Neighbour. He was followed by Miles Chapman and Mark O’Sullivan, writers, creators and stars of Lee and Dean, a brand new comedy coming to Channel 4 on Good Friday.

A discussion with Mark O’Sullivan, Coach with AIK Football in Stockholm. We discuss Mark’s concept of football interactions and how it relates to practice design and affordances, and the “race to the bottom” in talent identification.   More information about my guest: https://footblogball.wordpress.com/category/mark-o-sullivan/ https://twitter.com/markstkhlm   More information: http://perceptionaction.com/ My Research Gate Page (pdfs of my articles) My ASU Web page Podcast Facebook page (videos, pics, etc)   Subscribe in iOS/Apple Subscribe in Anroid/Google   Support the podcast and receive bonus content   Credits: The Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action Music Courtesy of Mark O’Sullivan

This week, The Coaching Journey Podcast is excited to welcome Mark O Sullivan on the show! Mark currently works with coach and youth development with AIK, the Canadian FA as Coach Education Consultant, a District Coach Educator in Stockholm and a PhD Researcher! Our discussion delves deep into the topics of sport specialization, youth development, and much more. It's a great discussion which combines both practical experience with academic research in an approachable manner. Be sure to follow Mark on Twitter: @Markstkhlm and check out his website: https://footblogball.wordpress.com/ Subscribe to the podcast to stay up to date on the latest episode and please leave a rating and review! Follow us on Twitter: @TheCoachJourney Follow us on Facebook: The Coaching Journey Music: http://www.bensound.com

AIK Stockholm's Mark O Sullivan joined us to talk about youth player development among other topics. Mark is in charge of player and coach development at the club and also a district coach educator for the Swedish FA.

AIK Stockholm's Mark O Sullivan joined us to talk about youth player development among other topics. Mark is in charge of player and coach development at the club and also a district coach educator for the Swedish FA. Plus all the weeks football and sport.

Dennis Hortin is the academy manager at AIK, one of Sweden's oldest and most respective professional football clubs. Mark O'Sullivan is a friend of the podcast and needs no introduction except to say that he has now joined AIK and is working within their coaching set up. In this brilliant discussion we learn more about why AIK has taken the brave step to back out of the crazy situation that has been emerging where football clubs are trying to select players younger ad younger to be part of their talent academy programme. AIK has been inspired by the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and has decided that the best way to help develop players and take a truly 'player centred' approach is to make sure that the kids have a great experience free from pressure until at least the age of 13. It is an inspired move and one that all talent developers should take note of. This is a watershed moment and an opportunity for others to follow in their footsteps and end the crazy commodification of children in sport!

Dennis Hortin is the academy manager at AIK, one of Sweden's oldest and most respective professional football clubs. Mark O'Sullivan is a friend of the podcast and needs no introduction except to say that he has now joined AIK and is working within their coaching set up. In this brilliant discussion we learn more about why AIK has taken the brave step to back out of the crazy situation that has been emerging where football clubs are trying to select players younger ad younger to be part of their talent academy programme. AIK has been inspired by the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and has decided that the best way to help develop players and take a truly 'player centred' approach is to make sure that the kids have a great experience free from pressure until at least the age of 13. It is an inspired move and one that all talent developers should take note of. This is a watershed moment and an opportunity for others to follow in their footsteps and end the crazy commodification of children in sport!

In this episode, I talk with Mark O'Sullivan from the amazing blog https://footblogball.wordpress.com/ about talent ID in sport and the scary scenario where children as young as 4 are being invited to 'Talent ID' sessions. What can we do about it? What should we do about it? How can parents, coaches and administrators push back against this development and take back children's sport?

In this episode, I talk with Mark O'Sullivan from the amazing blog https://footblogball.wordpress.com/ about talent ID in sport and the scary scenario where children as young as 4 are being invited to 'Talent ID' sessions. What can we do about it? What should we do about it? How can parents, coaches and administrators push back against this development and take back children's sport?

Astrophysicist, journalist and broadcaster Dr Stuart Clark has a fortnightly chat about all things Universe-related with comedian Mark O'Sullivan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A question from Mark O'Sullivan and Jo Dare from Age UK regarding the Island's ageing population #iwvote #iwnews #ge2015

Helen Alpstig möter superintressanta Mark O Sullivan, Uefa-utbildad tränare, som berättar om hur man skapar en ”safe to fail- miljö” inom idrotten. Han berättar också om vårt största problem är att vi underskattar barns intelligens. ”Det är barnens sport och deras lärande process som är i fokus. Genom att skapa situationer som barnen tillsammans kan lösa skapas lärande." Lyssna också på den spännande historien om hur han delvis lämnade musikkarriären för att arbeta med fotboll.  ·         >>> Läs mer på Mark O Sullivans blogg här.