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Society is staring down the barrel at major changes to how we work, and it's no different in sport. If you're currently part of the sports ecosystem, or preparing to enter it, how will your role change over the coming decades?
To break things down, host Professor Sam Robertson is joined by Dr Patrick Ward and David Joyce. Patrick is the Director of Research and Development for NFL's Seattle Seahawks and Founder of strength and conditioning facility Optimum Sports Performance. David is a sports strategy and leadership consultant, internationally recognised for his work with elite clubs and Olympic teams across the globe, as well as his two best-selling books.
Together, Sam, Patrick and David discuss if technology will render certain roles obsolete, if new ways of consuming and participating in sport also mean more work to go around, and whether educational institutions are teaching content that will even be relevant by the time students graduate.
What do you think? Tell us on our socials:
Subscribe to the Track newsletter for a regular dose of sport's science insights from our team of leading researchers and further reading for every episode topic. Learn more and see full episode transcript at trackvu.com/podcast
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Society is staring down the barrel at major changes to how we work, and it's no different in sport. If you're currently part of the sports ecosystem, or preparing to enter it, how will your role change over the coming decades?
To break things down, host Professor Sam Robertson is joined by Dr Patrick Ward and David Joyce. Patrick is the Director of Research and Development for NFL's Seattle Seahawks and Founder of strength and conditioning facility Optimum Sports Performance. David is a sports strategy and leadership consultant, internationally recognised for his work with elite clubs and Olympic teams across the globe, as well as his two best-selling books.
Together, Sam, Patrick and David discuss if technology will render certain roles obsolete, if new ways of consuming and participating in sport also mean more work to go around, and whether educational institutions are teaching content that will even be relevant by the time students graduate.
What do you think? Tell us on our socials:
Subscribe to the Track newsletter for a regular dose of sport's science insights from our team of leading researchers and further reading for every episode topic. Learn more and see full episode transcript at trackvu.com/podcast