Podcast appearances and mentions of wayne goldsmith

Coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith joined Piney to reveal how a team can turn into a cohesive unit in a limited timeframe. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Easter is the season of renewal - and one expert joined Piney to reveal how that spirit can be applied to coaching in a changing world. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Shannon and I sit down with Author, Coach Mentor and Inspiring guest speaker Wayne Goldsmith. Wayne is the founder of MoreGold Peak Performance Consulting and has been involved in the swimming industry now for 35 years learning from some of the legendary coaches of Australia. Shannon and Wayne discuss stories of Gennadi Touretski and Alex Popov,  Bill Sweetenham, the art of coaching and the importance of progressing as a coach and moving with the times. We discuss the alarming stats that came out this week around School carnivals here in Australia at the moment with 50% of year 6 students not knowing how to swim, as well as coaching as a profession and do we have a problem attracting you aspiring coaches to our sport and industry. All that and a whole lot more, Wayne picks song of the week and you don't want to miss it.

This weekend's Vegas venture couldn't have gone worse for the Warriors, as the NRL looks to launch an assault investigation into assistant coach Richard Agar. According to new reports, Agar allegedly grabbed a British journalist by the throat - and also reportedly verbally abused him in the press box in Allegiant Stadium. Coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith says it's expected this investigation will be followed on properly, rather than just falling back to the court of public opinion. "I'm sure they're a very professional organisation and I'm sure that they're doing all of those things really well. And the important thing is to make sure this is played out correctly, properly and in time - it's easy to hang people in the court of public opinion." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time for the pre-seasons to begin. The NRL, AFL, and Super Rugby are all entering their pre-seasons, easing back into their games before the real action begins. Our coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith joined the show to discuss what teams aim to achieve in their pre-season, and how a successful one can springboard into a successful season. He says that the aim is to have them “job ready” on the first day of the first round. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Early January is the time for resolutions, and many sport teams will be planning ahead at how they can make 2025 their best year yet. Coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith joins Jason Pine to discuss how coaches can reflect on how a team has performed, focus on the achievements implemented change can create, and implement change going forward. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith joined Piney to dissect some 'dangerous' coaching cliches - and how they can slow down improvement. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this insightful episode, we delve deep into the world of coaching with the legendary Wayne Goldsmith. A highly respected Australian coach, Wayne has spent over 30 years revolutionising sports coaching across various disciplines, including swimming, rugby, triathlon, and cricket. Join us as Wayne shares his innovative approach to coaching, focusing on athlete development, high performance, and youth empowerment. Wayne's passion for fostering environments where young athletes can thrive is evident as he discusses the importance of resilience, motivation, and a growth mindset. He emphasizes the critical role of sports parents in supporting their children's athletic journeys and offers valuable advice on how parents can nurture a positive sports experience. Through his extensive experience working with national teams, elite coaches, and community sports programs, Wayne has inspired countless individuals to rethink traditional approaches to youth sports. His unique perspectives on adaptability, creativity, and long-term athlete development have transformed how coaches, athletes, and families engage with sports, focusing on enjoyment, balance, and holistic growth. Whether you're a coach, parent, or sports enthusiast, this episode is packed with wisdom and practical insights to help you foster success in sports and life. Tune in to learn from one of the best in the field and explore new ways to enhance your coaching journey.   You can help support Tir Na Nóg orphanage by contributing to the fundraiser I've set up for listeners of the podcast; http://bit.ly/4fypLSh   Finally, I'd like to thank MFC Sports who have come on board as main sponsors of the podcast series and look forward to developing a productive relationship moving forward.

The last couple weeks have been significant in the world of New Zealand sport - with plenty of Kiwi athletes dominating on the world stage. The White Ferns stunned fans with their T20 World Cup victory, the Black Caps beat India on the team's home soil for the first time in decades, Team New Zealand held on to the America's Cup and the Silver Ferns won the Constellation Cup. Coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith joined Piney to discuss New Zealand's run of sporting victories. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's the point of an “end of season review”? Our Coaching Guru Wayne Goldsmith joined Piney to explain exactly what happens in an end of season review, and what they're meant to achieve. “All I'm doing is pointing out what's right in front of you that you can't see.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sporting parents, coaches and players - today you're in for a treat! Wayne Goldsmith is an international coaching expert from Australia who has influenced the thinking and teaching of some of the world's leading athletes, coaching and teams.But if I'm honest that's not why I was so excited about speaking to Wayne. The reason I was buzzing to chat with Wayne is because he is my no.1 go to source for wisdom on navigating the challenges of being a sporting parent and a coach too.As you'll hear, Wayne gets it. I know at times the journey of a sporting parent can be stressful and downright hard. From a coach perspective, it's sometimes difficult to know what is important and what isn't.The approach which Wayne puts forward in his utterly compelling Aussie fashion has helped me as a parent and as a coach and I believe it can help you too. Enjoy…Find out more about Wayne and his approach here: https://wgcoaching.com/And do join me in subscribing to Wayne's YouTube channel too: https://www.youtube.com/wgcoachingMUSIC CREDITSEarth by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0

How do I know if my child is talented? Coach Wayne Goldsmith explains how young athletes with strong morals and commitment are the ones who excel and become world-class athletes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Waves were made when Leon MacDonald left the All Blacks coaching group, the move coming as a surprise to most.  Piney caught up with coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith to get his thoughts on the situation, and the importance of a unified front among coaching staff.  He told him that as a general rule, you can fight it out behind closed doors, but as soon as the door opens again there needs to be a unified front and message.  “You get it all out and then as soon as the door handle goes, it's one voice, one team, one message. No ambiguity, absolutely clear.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're a week into the ongoing Olympic Games, and there's been plenty of emotional moments. Viewers have seen Kiwi athlete undergo joy or pain as they achieve great moments - or narrowly miss the mark. Coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith explains how athletes can handle their emotions in these high-pressure situations. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's disappointment among Kiwi fans as Erika Fairweather came up short in today's race. She'd only just missed a medal - finishing fourth in the women's 400 metre freestyle final. Coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith joined Piney to explain how she can move forward. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the nation braces for coach Scott Robertson to name his first All Blacks squad, coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith shares his advice for offering new leadership to an established team. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Coaching guru' Wayne Goldsmith, joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to discuss the future around Crusaders Coach Rob Penney and Football Ferns Coach Jitka Klimková. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D'Arcy Waldegrave returns to recap an exciting week in the world of sports! Highlights for tonight include:  Wayne Goldsmith on whether fans are too quick to blame coaches?  Talkback Ryan Fox on his return to form after another top 10 finish at the Canadian Open.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Riki explores behaviour driven coaching to help inspire players/ athletes to be long time learners and lovers of their sports.  Wayne Goldsmith is a renowned figure in the realm of coaching and coach development, celebrated for his transformative impact on the sporting world. With an illustrious career spanning over three decades, Goldsmith has emerged as a sought-after authority, guiding coaches towards excellence and athletes to unparalleled success.  As a distinguished coach developer, Goldsmith has collaborated with a diverse array of sports organizations globally, leaving an indelible mark on their coaching methodologies. His expertise lies not only in honing technical skills but also in cultivating a holistic approach to coaching that encompasses leadership, communication, and mental resilience.  Goldsmith's commitment to coach development extends beyond conventional boundaries, as he employs innovative strategies to empower coaches to adapt to the dynamic challenges of the modern sports landscape. His influential workshops and seminars have become a cornerstone for aspiring and seasoned coaches alike, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement.  A prolific author and speaker, Wayne Goldsmith's insights are not confined to the sporting arena; they resonate across disciplines, making him a sought-after mentor and advisor. His unwavering dedication to elevating coaching standards has left an enduring legacy, shaping the future of sports coaching worldwide.  Resources  Website: https://wgcoaching.com/  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/wayne-goldsmith-coaching  Podcast  Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/sports-thoughts/id1451687616  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3OkBA6K2AQ7QQxEU7vNt5K?si=686a3de4baf74b62 

When it comes to coaching, there's debate over whether former elite players make for better coaches. Coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith offers his answer to these questions. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://coachingyouthhoops.com/ https://teachhoops.com/ Welcome back to Coaching Youth Hoops! I'm your host, Bill Flitter, and today, we're continuing our interview with Wayne Goldsmith. Wayne, a legend in the coaching world with over three decades of experience, is here to share his revolutionary approach to coaching - one that's reshaped how we guide our young athletes. In an industry often bound to traditional methods, Wayne champions a game-based learning experience that prioritizes enjoyment and personal growth over mechanical repetition. We'll continue to dive into his "10-second coaching" philosophy, unravel the issues with our 'win at all costs' mentality, and the global decline in competitive sports participation, spotlighting Wayne's focus on creating a love for the game that lasts a lifetime. So, sharpen your pencils, coaches — it's time to learn from one of the best in the business how to evolve our practices to inspire the new generation of athletes.  Follow Wayne: https://twitter.com/waynegoldcoach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

https://coachingyouthhoops.com/ https://teachhoops.com/ Welcome back to Coaching Youth Hoops! I'm your host, Bill Flitter, and today, we've got an insightful episode featuring the renowned Wayne Goldsmith. Wayne, a legend in the coaching world with over three decades of experience, is here to share his revolutionary approach to coaching - one that's reshaped how we guide our young athletes. In an industry often bound to traditional methods, Wayne champions a game-based learning experience that prioritizes enjoyment and personal growth over mechanical repetition. Today, we'll dive into his "10-second coaching" philosophy, unravel the issues with our 'win at all costs' mentality, and the global decline in competitive sports participation, spotlighting Wayne's focus on creating a love for the game that lasts a lifetime. So, sharpen your pencils, coaches — it's time to learn from one of the best in the business how to evolve our practices to inspire the new generation of athletes.  Follow Wayne: https://twitter.com/waynegoldcoach  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Famed coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith joined Piney to examine how grassroots coaches can get ahead and work with the best teams in the business. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One expert says it's important to find the right balance in coaching kids in sport. Rachin Ravindra, the new young talent taking over the Black Caps, was reportedly trained consistently since he was 4- but is that a realistic outcome? Coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith says it's important to ensure parents don't burn their kids out on sport. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Wayne Goldsmith's coaching, thinking and teaching have influenced some of the world's leading athletes, coaches and teams . He is an inspirational speaker and presenter who is able to educate, entertain , challenge and engage audiences of all ages. Working across the world, Wayne has experience of working with regional and national sports teams helping them improve their overall team performance.Show notes::0:30 - The heartache of being a Tottenham fan2:00- - Wayne provides an overview of his credentials and current work4:00 - A history of how he transitioned from the medical side to being a coach8:30 - Coaching is the art of inspiring change 13:30 - The challenge of current coaching education system16:30 - Measuring what we can see rather what we/the players can feel and why this may be leading us down the wrong path19:00 - Providing context on psychological requirements in your sport26:30 - Mental toughness in Rugby League looks different to that in swimming (or ant other sport)29:30 - How mental toughness looks different for Tottenham vs Man city33:30 - The power of 'what do we do now' after conceding a try or score37:00 - Culture is what you do every day39:30 - The skill of story telling in powerful leaders43:30 - How to create goals without ceilings or floors49:15 - Why people are a product of their place53:00 - Recruiting Crusaders56:00 - How would Wayne like to be described in 3 words Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Piney catches up with international coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith to examine how coaches and athletes can make best use of the year leading into the Paris Olympic Games. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Paris Olympics are just a year away now, and Jason Pine has decided to do his best to help the athletes prepare - sort of. He got a certified coaching expert - Wayne Goldsmith - on Sportstalk to discuss what the athletes and their teams will be doing in the final year of prep. He also explained exactly what "tapering" and the "taper flu" is. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ZB's Jason Pine is filling in for D'Arcy to weigh in on today's sports updates! Highlights for tonight include: Talkback - should Shaun Johnson win the Dally M? Coaching expert Wayne Goldsmith on what our athletes will be up to prep-wise one year out from the Paris Olympics. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coaching guru Wayne Goldsmith joins the show to have a chat to Staf. Wayne tells some stories about some of his experiences helping with many NRL teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Third 50 - E11 - Brent Rutemiller - Swimming in Legacy It's difficult to describe Brent Rutemiller. He's a swimmer. There's a good start. He's been a coach. OK - you sort of get the picture but.... He also has been - (and in some cases still is): A marketing manager A CEO A publisher An editor An author A manager A cartoon artist An influencer and thought leader in the sport A TV host A script writer A sales manager A presenter A global force for change in the sport of swimming A dad of three remarkable kids A loving and devoted husband to a truly amazing woman - Ellen A leader A wonderful friend and colleague and... Someone who's been fighting and beating the heck out of cancer for almost three years. We asked Brent a few months ago about his mental attitude to fighting the greatest fight of his life - his battle with cancer - and he said the most inspiring words we've ever heard from a human being, "Every morning I tell myself today things will be better". In this THE THIRD 50 Episode, the first of series 2 - we talk to Brent about his life in swimming. We discuss how he fell in love with the sport and how he's seen and experienced the sport change and evolve - not always for the better - over his life in swimming. We ask him about his time leading Swimming World and we invite him to share his views on the sport and how it's likely to develop in the years to come. And we talk with Brent about his family, his philosophies and views on life and on how he's remained positive, powerful and strong as he refuses to allow the disease to define his attitudes or his existence. This is an Episode not to be missed! You will be inspired. You will be informed. You will laugh a little at some terrible jokes but mostly you'll gain some personal insights into the life of one of the sport's most influential and intelligent figures. Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) * The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. * The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. * The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics, and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for over 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Visit Wayne's Website - https://wgcoaching.com/ Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer. He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years. He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records. For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming. He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Visit Glenn's Website - https://www.goswim.tv/

Wayne Goldsmith's journey began with packing boxes and evolved into a successful career in coaching and talent development. A chance encounter and someone's belief in Wayne's potential led him to pursue a career in sports science.Wayne has worked with organizations like Swimming Australia, Triathlon Australia, and the Wallabies.He conducted research on the post-host phenomenon surrounding the Olympics and the factors that influenced some countries to thrive while others struggled after hosting the games.Wayne emphasizes the importance of looking beyond our own sports for inspiration, such as the All Blacks coaching team seeking guidance from the New York Ballet.The role of parents in helping their children become the best they can be is crucial, and Wayne discusses the importance of creating a safe environment for kids to fall in love with their sport.Dyslexia and ADHD can present unique strengths and weaknesses, and Wayne shares his own experiences with these conditions.Misinterpretation and implementation of long-term athlete development (LTAD) may not always serve the best interests of children, and Wayne explores the challenges and misconceptions surrounding LTAD.The declining participation in organized competitive sports highlights the need for creating positive, safe, and engaging experiences for kids and their families.Wayne's insights and perspectives on youth sports, parenting, and LTAD provide valuable lessons for coaches, parents, and athletes alike.

Ten Things I Wish I Knew When I Started. Imagine if you could commence your swimming coaching journey - with 10, 20, 30 years of experience somehow magically imprinted on your mind right from the first session! Every coach looks back at their coaching career at some time and asks "If only I knew that when....." or "I wish I'd known that when I ....." In this Episode - the final episode of our current series, Glenn and Wayne share the Top Ten Things they've learnt from their combined 80 years in swimming and provide you with the insights and knowledge they've gained from what at times seems to be several lifetimes in the sport. 1. Learn How To Build Relationships With Humans! Stop Watches, Heart Rate Monitors, And Pace Clocks Are Only Tools - People Are Everything. 2. Technique Beats Everything Every Time. 3. Training = Competition = Training - What You Accept In Practice Is What You Will See On Race Day. 4. Talent Is Overrated - Character Counts. 5. Learn Something New Every Session - Every Day. 6. What You Say Is Important - But What You Do Is Everything. 7. Ask Questions Of Experienced Coaches - We Stand On The Shoulders Of Giants. 8. Technique Is Not A One Size Fits All. 9. A Practice From The “Stoics” - The Problem Is The Way Forward - Learn To Embrace Problems, Difficulties, Challenges - They Are Usually Presenting You With The Greatest Learning Opportunities You Can Imagine. 10. Don't Take It Too Seriously - Even At The Highest Levels, It's About Fun. If They're Not Enjoying - You're Doing It Wrong! Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics, and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for over 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Visit Wayne's Website - https://wgcoaching.com/ Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer. He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years. He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records. For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming. He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Visit Glenn's Website - https://www.goswim.tv/

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The Third 50 - E9 - Getting Better at Getting Better! Some coaches have been coaching for 20 years. The question is - do you really have 20 years of experience - or do you have 1 year of experience….20 times over. Humans have a tendency to fall into routines and repeat things. In coaching this can mean you end up doing the same things, the same way, over and over and over. Life is changing rapidly. Kids are learning faster and they learn differently! Kids communicate differently. Kids are looking for more real, more connected, more genuine relationships from teachers, coaches, etc And at the same time - the sport is getting FASTER!!! In this episode Glenn and Wayne discuss coaching. They talk about coaching from the perspective of getting better at coaching - and getting better at getting better! They consider: Creativity in coaching - finding new and more engaging ways to coach skills and other capabilities; Building and growing relationships with kids - with other coaches - with parents / carers; Coaching coaches - how can coaches continue to learn, to grow and to improve over time; Reflection - how can coaches review / reflect on their own coaching and accelerate their own learning - and why this is important; Communication with kids - how to connect, engage and inspire kids; Empowerment - empowering swimmers to take ownership and responsibility for their destiny! Sometimes...ya just gotta stop - and think and ask WHY: Why do we need to keep doing long warm ups for young swimmers? They train in a warm, body weight supported environment….. Why do we do repeats over full lengths? Why always 25 / 50 / 100 / 200 etc. Why do we separate DRILLS from SETS? Why can't we integrate them? Why do we long main sets, accepting poor technique and skills as the swimmers get tired in the interest of keeping “heart-rate” up in a target zone? Why do we do “speed development” sets at the end of a long, hard workout - the second workout of the day? Why do we make sprinters do long, grinding threshold work - when it doesn't help them get faster or stronger or better at sprinting? Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics, and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for over 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Visit Wayne's Website - https://wgcoaching.com/ Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer.  He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years.  He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records.  For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming.  He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Visit Glenn's Website - https://www.goswim.tv/

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EPISODE 8 - Living a Coach's Life - Coach - Coach Thyself! Coaching is a wonderful profession - coaches change lives. Coaches inspire the hearts, minds and spirits of the people they coach. Coaches create opportunities for people to realize their potential. Coaches provide the environment for people to see their dreams become a reality. But it is also a challenging and demanding profession…. Early mornings First to arrive/last to leave Weekend meets Not highly paid for the most part, Demanding parents Dealing with Swim Club Boards / Committees Etc Increasingly, we know that coaches can struggle with stress, fatigue, burnout, health issues, and other difficulties. Coaches often spend so much time helping others that they neglect their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. In Episode 8 of The Third 50, Glenn and Wayne talk about coaches and coaching. We look at ways coaches can stay healthy - and adopt a holistic approach to their own physical and mental well-being. TEN Takeaways!!! TEN WAYS COACHES CAN TAKE BETTER CARE OF THEMSELVES: WALK OFF - TURN OFF - turn off your phone, have days off - take time for yourself Water bottle and snacks - During workouts, have a water bottle for yourself and a snack to keep up your energy levels. Have a NO COACH TIME - for example, catch up on phone calls on the way home but once you get to your front door - it's YOU TIME. Take a break every season! Get to workouts early and spend 5 minutes relaxing - breathing TEAM COACH - sometimes step back a little and allow the other coaches in the team to take charge and lead the program SLEEP!!! Try to get to bed a little earlier. When you go to bed - don't sit there with your TABLET writing workouts or reviewing videos - go to sleep. Have a NON-SWIMMING PASSION - something you can do that takes your mind and body completely away from thinking about workouts, sets and drills Where possible - when the team stretches - stretch! Flexibility and mobility help you to stay loose and relaxed and it's a great time to get to know the team a little better. Stressed? Remove the cause Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Visit Wayne's Website - https://wgcoaching.com/ Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer.  He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years.  He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records.  For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming.  He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Visit Glenn's Website - https://www.goswim.tv/

EPISODE 7 - Mind Body Connections: The Holistic Approach to Peak Swimming Performance Traditional models of mental skills training are mostly inefficient - i.e. developing mental skills in lectures and classrooms in the days prior to a big Meet. The integration of mental skills into all training, all practices and every workout is the key - MIND AND BODY - holistic training and coaching is critical! Every set / every session / every workout - has mental and emotional elements - the body can't swim without the head! Every coach will know that mental skills are incredibly important at all levels of swimming. Just as you wouldn't leave the development of stroke technique to the day before a Meet, you wouldn't leave the development of mental skills to the day before a Meet then hope the swimmer can deal with the challenges of the emotional environment of the competitive battlefield! In Episode 7 of The Third 50, Wayne and Glenn put their heads together and look at the importance mental skills development in swimming and triathlon. We discuss some of the critically important elements of mental skills development including: CONFIDENCE OVER-THINKING NEGATIVE SELF TALK' SELF-DOUBT RESILIENCE / MENTAL TOUGHNESS COMMITMENT UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS - of the swimmer and others Perhaps most importantly we present ways that coaches can integrate the development of mental skills directly through their workout design and practice sessions. Three Takeaways: Mental skills need to be practiced daily - in all practices, training sessions and activities. Coaches should look to add a mental skills element to all sets and sessions. Workouts are mostly written from a physiological perspective, i.e. VOLUME, INTENSITY AND FREQUENCY. Try adding another column - a mental skills aspect to everything you do. The name of the game ISN'T just to swim fast or to swim with great skills....It's coaching swimmers to swim fast with great skills when and where it matters - regardless of the situation or challenges - and that means coaching their heads as much as preparing their bodies! Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Visit Wayne's Website - https://wgcoaching.com/ Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer.  He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years.  He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records.  For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming.  He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Visit Glenn's Website - https://www.goswim.tv/

Welcome to The Third 50! EPISODE 6 - Equipment - Training Tools - Gear, Gimmicks and Gizmos! Swimming equipment can be a valuable addition to swimming and triathlon coaching programs for athletes of all ages and at all stages of swimming technique development. Think of them as the "tools of technique"! However, as is the case with all "tools" - it's important for coaches, swimmers, triathletes and anyone who uses fins, paddles, snorkels, pull-buoys and kickboards in their programs to know WHEN / WHY /and HOW to use swimming equipment efficiently and effectively. In Episode 6 of The Third 50, Wayne and Glenn - and SPECIAL GUEST John Mix | Founder FINIS, Inc. look at the use of swimming equipment and consider: What is the best age to start using different types of swimming equipment? Who should / should not be using swimming equipment? How do you know which is the right swimming equipment to use? How do you select the right swimming equipment for you? How do coaches integrate swimming equipment use into their practices? Is there a time NOT to be using swimming equipment? Three Takeaways: Equipment is not a magical, quick fix to swimming technique improvement. Swimming equipment is a set of "tools" that can potentially contribute to the development of swimming technique and other important swimming skills and capabilities. Before using any swimming equipment, coaches, swimmers and triathletes need to clarify their reasons for WHY they are using the equipment. Start off with clarifying your own "technical-model" - and then introduce equipment which can help athletes progress towards optimal performance. It's no good coming up with a great solution to the wrong problem. Take time to understand how and why swimming equipment can be used before including it's use in your program. SPECIAL THANKS TO John Mix | Founder FINIS, Inc. https://www.finisswim.com/ Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Visit Wayne's Website - https://wgcoaching.com/ Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer.  He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years.  He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records.  For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming.  He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Visit Glenn's Website - https://www.goswim.tv/

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Welcome to The Third 50! EPISODE 5 - WE HAVE A NEED - A NEED FOR SPEEEEEEEEEEEED! Speed is the most precious thing in swimming. It's what it's all about! The training, the sets, the repeats, the workouts, the dryland sessions, the mental skills practices, the equipment...everything we do in this sport is about the achievement of one, clear, simple thing - to go faster! In Episode 5 of The Third 50, Wayne and Glenn look at the development of swimming speed through the context of our TEN SWIMMING SPEED LAWS! SWIMMING SPEED LAW 1 - The faster you want to go, the more relaxed you have to be. SWIMMING SPEED LAW 2 - There's a big difference between speed and effort. SWIMMING SPEED LAW 3 - Technique and Speed are inseparable! SWIMMING SPEED LAW 4 - Train Speed – fast!!! Not at the end of an endurance workout SWIMMING SPEED LAW 5 - 100% is Speed – less than 100% isn't. SWIMMING SPEED LAW 6 - Underwater kicking is vital. SWIMMING SPEED LAW 7 - Long rest, short duration. SWIMMING SPEED LAW 8 - Excellence repeated – not just repeats. SWIMMING SPEED LAW 9 - TEACH, TRAIN, TEST – REPEAT! SWIMMING SPEED LAW 10 - It's' about speed – not the length of the repeat. Three Takeaways: Speed is everything! The search for ways to help swimmers, triathletes, masters swimmers, surf-athletes and fitness swimmers to swim faster is never ending. There are some important principles to understand in the development of swimming speed that apply to everyone who is trying to identify ways of swimming faster - our TEN SWIMMING SPEED "LAWS". The sport is getting faster! This means that training for speed has become by necessity more deliberate, more purposeful and more precise. Just throwing in a set of 25s at the end of workout and hoping this will help athletes swim faster is not an efficient or effective way to develop real speed. Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer.  He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years.  He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records.  For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming.  He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming.

Welcome to The Third 50! The Fourth Episode...DRILLS DRILLS DRILLS and more DRILLS!!! Download Wayne's chart here: Swimming coaches collect drills like kids collect candy! There are tens of thousands of swimming drills: there's a drill for every swimming occasion. However, how can drills be used optimally to develop an efficient and effective swimming technique for individual swimmers? In this Episode of The Third 50, Wayne and Glenn look at swimming drills and try to answer the questions: What are “great" drills? Why do you use drills? When do you use drills? How do you best use drills? We also talk about the best ways to integrate drills into practice sessions and workouts and the difference between Stroke DEVELOPMENT Drills and Stroke CORRECTION Drills. If you're a coach, a competitive swimmer, a triathlete, a surf-athlete or a fitness-swimmer - and you use drills in your swimming - then this is a must listen podcast for you! Three Takeaways: Drills are an important element of the "tool-kit" of every coach. However, as it is with using any tool, the key is choosing the right tool for the right situation and - knowing how to use it. There is no perfect drill! Copying the drills of the world's best coaches and swimmers does not mean you've found the secret to success. Drills are just one part of the art of coaching swimmers successfully. Rather than collecting more and more drills, just start with a few then learn how to evolve them through the systematic introduction of speed, fatigue and pressure situations in practice. Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer. He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years. He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records. For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming. He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Send in your video for a chance to have it analyzed on our podcast: https://goswim.wetransfer.com

Welcome to The Third 50! This is the third episode in season one and it's an incredibly important topic - Developing the Technical Eye! Every coach needs to develop their "Technical Eye" - their ability to look at a swimmer and determine how to improve and enhance the swimmer's ability to move efficiently through water. Some coaches have a "technical eye" which is mostly intuitive - almost instinctive - and they can practically "feel" technique as a result of years and years and years of watching swimmers train and race. But , Wayne and Glenn present ways for all coaches to learn - and master their Technical Eye! Three Takeaways: Every coach needs to develop a TECHNICAL EYE - the ability to see technique and to identify where technique is working and where it's not working; Coaches will talk sets and reps and volume and equipment - but the importance of developing a TECHNICAL “EYE” can not be over-stated; A simple way to learn the Technical Eye is to walk with a swimmer and progressively, systematically and methodically see what's happening from the tips of their fingers to the tips of their toes. Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer. He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years. He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records. For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming. He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Send in your video for a chance to have it analyzed on our podcast: https://goswim.wetransfer.com

Welcome to The Third 50! In this Second Episode, Wayne and Glenn discuss the importance of underwater kicking! Under-water kicking - "Dolphins" are vital - they are essential for fast swimming. The question is - how can you coach swimmers to develop a "deadly" Dolphin????? We look at some outstanding examples of underwater kickers and talk about training and coaching techniques to integrate super fast "dolphins" into your practices. Three Takeaways: Learning and mastering underwater kicking - "Underwater-Dolphins"- is so important that it is rightly referred to as the "FIFTH STROKE". Thinking of it as the fifth stroke elevates its importance in your coaching program to the same level as butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. There's no "one-size-fits-all" model when it comes to underwater kicking. The golden rule here is "It's faster if it's faster." Swimmers should stay underwater and doing their "dolphins" IF - they are faster underwater than they are when they are swimming on the surface. Remember the TEACH, TRAIN, TEST process for underwater kicking. Teach the skill. Train the skill. Then importantly, Test the skill under competition conditions. Teach swimmers to kick efficiently and effectively underwater. Train them to perform their underwater kicking at target race speed. Then find a Meet where you can test and assess their ability to perform their underwater kick when and where it matters....in competition. Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 flows because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer. He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years. He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records. For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming. He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming. Video links: 1988 Olympics - https://youtu.be/hnjAfDaVkmY 50 meter underwater - https://youtu.be/QxrYJf48s-4 Misty Hyman Race - https://youtu.be/oKAM0zyXYq4 Misty Hyman Clinic - https://youtu.be/-fJ2Wcj5P0c

Welcome to The Third 50! In this first Episode, Wayne and Glenn discuss how coaches can help and inspire their swimmers to realize their full potential and share their thoughts on swimming technique. Three Takeaways: Every swimmer is unique: every technique is unique. How do you develop and enhance the technique and skills of individual swimmers? Some principles apply to all swimmers, e.g. head and hips positions, small head movements, soft hands, loose feet, but the name of the game is to develop "their" stroke - a stroke that works for the one specific, unique individual. There is no one "text-book perfect" swimming technique that applies to all swimmers. The only swimmer who is "text-book perfect" is the swimmer whose picture is in the textbook. For everyone else, it's about finding out what's efficient and effective in maximizing propulsion WHILE minimizing resistance. Why The Third 50? Because it's the third 50 of a 200 that really matters. (We could have called this The Third 100 because it's the same principle!) The 1st 50 is fast because you're fresh and fired up, ready to race. The 2nd 50 is flowing because you're trying to relax and keep it smooth. The 4th 50 is about fighting and staying strong to the finish. But the 3rd 50 is where the magic happens. It's where the integration of your mind and body, your skills and technique, your stroke mechanics and your hard training all come together. The 3rd 50 is the "championship" lap, where the great swimmers take control of themselves and the race and power away to victory. We want to share our almost 80 years of experience with coaches, swimming teachers, swimmers, triathletes, and people who love being in and around the water worldwide. Who Are Wayne and Glenn? Wayne Goldsmith is an Australian coach, mentor, writer, speaker, and presenter. He's worked in swimming for more than 30 years and is an internationally respected sports performance professional. He's been recognized for his contribution to the sport of swimming with the Outstanding Contribution to Swimming in Australia Award and been recently received the Al Schoenfield award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Glenn Mills is an American coach, writer, and video producer. He's been involved in swimming for over 55 years. He's competed at every level of the sport, from winning the US Olympic Trials and NCAA Championships and even setting a few Masters World Records. For over 25 years, he's produced swimming technique content as the Co-Founder of GoSwim.tv, the Official Technique Partner with USA Swimming. He has also won the Paragon Award from the International Swimming Hall of Fame for his contribution to competitive swimming.

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Wayne Goldsmith has been at the forefront of sports innovation, education and development for over 25 years. His unique “whole of sport” background – having worked across every level and aspect of sport around the world gives him the insights to see the real problems in your sport and help you develop effective and efficient solutions. From USA Swimming to the Wallabies Australian Rugby Union team, from the Triathlon Australia World Championships and Olympic Games team to the North Melbourne Kangaroos AFL team, Wayne's worked with professional football, professional tennis and a wide range of Olympic sports across Australia and around the world. In our talk today we discuss the myriad of issues with coach education, talent ID and development, and so much more. Learn more at www.wgcoaching.com This week's podcast is brought to you by our friends at Sprocket Sports.  Sprocket Sports is a new software platform for youth sports clubs.  Yeah, there are a lot of these systems out there, but Sprocket provides the full enchilada. They give you all the cool front-end stuff to make your club look good– like websites and marketing tools – AND all the back-end transactions and services to run your business better so you can focus on what really matters – your players and your teams.  Sprocket is built for those clubs looking to thrive, not just survive, in the competitive world of youth sports clubs.  So if you've been looking for a true business partner – not just another app – check them out today at sprocketsports.com. Become a Podcast Champion! This weeks podcast is also sponsored by our Patreon Podcast Champions. Help Support the Podcast and get FREE access to our most popular online courses, a $300 value. If you love the podcast, we would love for you to become a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK, its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: Downloadable transcripts of our best podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A code to get free access to our online course called “Coaching Mastery,” usually a $97 course, plus four other courses worth over $100, all yours for free for becoming a patron. Other special bonus opportunities that come up time to time Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences. Thank you for all your support these past four years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions

David Jack One of the world's most recognized sports performance and conditioning coaches, David Jack creates experiences that help people discover, co-create, and activate the greatness that lies within them. "I believe that as we use our strengths; physical, mental, emotional and spiritual, to serve, we are given more. Fitness has been relegated to 6 pack abs, a faster 40, a bigger bench, a better Fran time. Goals are good, and they matter. But if all we train and prepare for is to improve our fitness metrics, or look better for others that judge us, then that's all we get. But as we cast our Eyes Up, and choose to Rise Up, acting out of inspiration with intention for purposes greater than self, amazing things begin to happen. When great people, places and things come together to create the change they seek in the world, the positive effects cascade forever. This is my mission, my activprayer: To use my God given gifts, talents and passions to inspire, connect, teach and share with others in an effort to change the way we look at fitness, ourselves and those around us. To help people get ready to be ready when they are called upon, becoming the who THEY were created to be, in order to do the WHAT ONLY THEY CAN DO." – David Jack   Additional Resources: Find David Online (Activeight Fitness) Great Article from Wayne Goldsmith on Motivating Athletes Article about Focusing on One Thing at a Time (from Mission.org) 3 Ways to Remain Dedicated to Your Mission (Entrepreneur.com)