This weeks episode is with Olympian, former World number 1, Commonwealth Games Champion, Welsh Judoka Natalie Powell. 

It's so good you really don't want to miss it! 

Natalie discusses how she is preparing for the Olympic Games in Tokyo, her journey to becoming a world-class athlete, difficult decisions she has had to make along the way and life after judo. 

As mentioned in the podcast I do want to thank Judo Life clothing for sending over the t-shirts. You can check them out here: https://www.judo-life.com/ 

If you want to get in contact please email [email protected] 

Welcome to episode 19 with Swedish National coach Robert Eriksson. 

Talking to me after Sweden's amazing success at the World Championships Robert discusses the journey to this point, his philosophy around judo and hopes for the Olympic Games! 

Everyone will gain something from this interview! 

Don't forget to share the podcast and please give it 5 stars! 

Vince

Welcome to episode 18 of the Judo Talk podcast with Simon Twigg and me discuss the joys of judo! 

Simon started judo as a boy, he loved the sport and enjoyed competing, but (like so many) in his later years moved away from the sport in pursuit of a career and family. 

After many decades away he has fallen back in love with the sport and has enjoyed the ... 

Well, I guess you will have to listen to find out the rest. 

Honestly, this was a really enjoyable interview and one that many of you will resonate with and hopefully give you the itch to get back on the mat and compete again! 

Don't forget to send your questions in to [email protected]

Episode 17 of the Judo Talk podcast is with Gerard Turvey Managing Director of Nest Management.

In this episode, we discuss how Gerard and his team can help you grow your judo club to record numbers. 

The whole of judo (and martial arts) has taken a real hit over the last year, we've all struggled but we've hit a point where we can rebuild and my hope is that every judo club comes back stronger than before. 

I believe with their support you can grow your judo club, offer a better service and free up valuable time to focus on what is really important ... Judo. 

Don't forget if you want further information to contact the Nest Management team and reference the Judo Talk Podcast to receive the special offer. I do really hope this helps! 

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Episode 16 of the Judo Talk podcast is with ... Me ... I hope that doesn't disappoint too much and I do explain why in this weeks pod! 

I want to continually push the podcast and this one was an experiment. 

I talk about various topics from the

- World Championships

- Learning judo right and left-handed

- Why adolescents drop out of judo

Plus more ... so have a listen and let me know what you think! 

Also, you can vote (up to 5 times) for me on UK Coaching Hero via this link: https://ukcoaching.awardsplatform.com/entry/vote/VjgPkZWN/YMqGlmBY?search=2bf7134c48d928e8-74&fbclid=IwAR2l_ahqPaIUe-BXsge7dL1zJ9dYT47edvx6nUhXR5cr9j-XyexCbmK2Wrk 

Don't forget emails can be sent [email protected] 

In this episode of Judo Talk I talk to Judoka and PhD student Jade Eccles about her study into the psychology of eating behaviour and body image in judo. 

Jade discusses the importance of understanding the potential issues of practising a weight controlled sport. 

Bonus: I tried something new with this podcast answering YOUR questions from Linkedin, Instagram and Twitter. 

I also placed my predictions for winners of the World Championships next week! 

Please remember to rate and share the podcast! 

You can ask your questions on all social media channels and [email protected] 

In Episode 14 (I miss labelled last weeks podcast, which was 13) of the Judo Talk Podcast, I talk with Adam Hall who is now head coach of Bath University. 

We discuss him learning from Jurgen Klinger and eventually taking over as head coach. His journey into coaching and his aims for the future. 

Remember do not forget to contact me at [email protected]  

And please rate and share the podcast!

Welcome to Episode 13 of the Judo Talk podcast and this week I talk to Cal Jones.

Cal is a self-confessed skills 'geek' and someone who is keen to question why we practice judo ... the way we practice judo. 

Having never met Cal before it was a really insightful podcast with much discussion around how we learn and why we do what we do. 

Cal is a judo coach and is pushing his ideas around skill acquisition. This is a perfect follow on from episode 1 with Darren Warner. 

Let me know what you think at [email protected] and please subscribe and share the podcast! 

Welcome to episode 12 with Olympian, Commonwealth Games Champion Danny Williams. 

In this episode, we talk about what it is like to make the move from competitive judoka to a full-time athlete. 

The sacrifices one has to make and the lessons learned. 

As mentioned in the podcast, Danny has his own blog and weekly newsletter which you can subscribe to here. 

Would you like to recommend a topic to discuss or a judoka to interview? - You can by emailing [email protected] 

Don't forget to check out the latest blog post at www.vinceskillcorn.co.uk/blog 

Episode 11 is with Commonwealth Games Champion, coach and mother Louise Renicks. 

A big thanks to Louise for this it was a really interesting discussion around moving from a judoka to a judo coach? 

You really pick up on Louise's passion for the sport, her desire to improve and want to help others. 

At the end of the podcast I ask for your thoughts on a couple of topics - please let me know via email [email protected] or on any of my social media channels.