Andrew Wilson is a researcher from Leeds Beckett University in the UK who co writes about his research in a fascinating blog 'Notes from two scientific psychologists' http://psychsciencenotes.blogspot.com

In this fascinating and insightful conversation Andrew and I explore various aspects of Ecological Psychology and try to apply them to real world problems in coaching. We explore the following:

- The difference between affordances and information
- Why "context isn't noise...it is signal"
- How information is the key to effective transfer
- Why motor control researchers are to blame for the lack of understanding of the ecological approach

This conversation has a lot of theoretical heavy lifting in it but stick with it as it will be worth it.

Enjoy

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