Krush Performance

Get in The Zone! The Performance Zone!

When in the zone top performers:

How can you get into the zone whenever you want? How can you stay in the zone for days at a time?

We find out with Krush Hall of Famer, America’s Zone Coach Jim Fannin, who has worked with some of the world’s top business executives, over 500 companies including 350 of the Fortune 500, Hall of Famers, MVPs, All-Stars from virtually every sport. Also, he consults with moms, dads, and regular people to help them understand and plan for success.

Today, we will look at what it takes to get in the zone, what you need to start thinking about to set up your blueprint for success and we’ll look at what it takes to compete with the world’s best at one of the most challenging events in sport, The Masters.

Jim has attended the Masters 35 times and has worked with the world’s top golfers and the world’s top golf coaches and there is a lot to learn from these top performers.

Get set to get better on this week’s episode of Krush Performance.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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This week on Krush Performance, we tackle a very important question:

Are we preparing the player for the pathway OR are we preparing the pathway for the player?

Get set for a masterclass-like conversation on player development. While baseball is the theme because the Major League Baseball season has gotten underway, make no mistake, this week’s conversation goes well beyond baseball and perhaps beyond sport. The topics here apply to learning and skill development anywhere people are working to get better and master a skill set.

We talk with Dave Turgeon, Head Varsity Coach at the IMG Academy. Dave was drafted by the Yankees and then went on to coach, manage and help build the Pittsburgh Pirates player and coaching development programs.

Change can be good as long as the change is meaningful and moves us forward in the right direction. We discuss the new rules Major League Baseball is testing in the minor leagues this season and we take a deep dive with a look at the player development and coaching landscape in today’s game.

Coaches, are your players learning and developing, or are they just following your lead?

How do we create decision-makers, problem solvers, and learning environments chock-full of self-discovery opportunities? Helping your players make sense of what just happened and how to learn from the failures are all critical in true player development. It’s all about the player, we discuss this and much more.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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This week on Krush Performance. we talk with Angus Mugford, Vice President of High Performance for the Toronto Blue Jays. We‘ll discuss the Blue Jays incredible Player Development Complex. It’s a $100 million dollar commitment to player development and it is one of the crown jewels in all of sport!

We will talk about their approach to player performance and the true meaning behind their mantra: “Get Better Every Day.”

Also, MLB caliber players are coming from all over the world. We talk with Tom Gillespie, Pittsburgh Pirates Scout and Supervisor for Europe and Africa, about the hunt for talent and what they are looking for. We’ll look at how Tom and a very cool group of people are using baseball to bring youth together to play ball in some of the most challenging locations on Earth through their incredible Play Global Program.

Its player development start to finish on this week’s episode of Krush Performance Podcast!

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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Pathways come and pathways go but never have we seen such a dramatic change in player developmental pathways like what we are seeing right now in professional baseball.

Starting this season, there are 42 fewer teams in professional baseball as the minor league contraction plan has taken place. Over 1000 players who would normally be signed to pro-ball will now be looking for places to play.

This week, we talk with Kerrick Jackson, President of the newly formed MLB Draft League, a new 6 team summer league for college and elite high school players. What role will the league play in the developmental pathway? We find out.

Staying on the subject of baseball, there are some new rules being tested this season, larger bases, controlling the shift, 15-second pitch clocks, and Robo Umps. We share our thoughts.

Also, after missing an entire season, are you ready to play? We need to approach the return to sport with great caution. These are not normal times. We’ll discuss what you need to consider as we get set to return to play.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes when a professional athlete gets injured? I’ve been there and I have seen it.

Upwards of 20% of athletes have had an injury in the last year.

It’s incredible to see the interdisciplinary team jump into action to assess the injury, decide on the best treatment plan, and then map out a return to play strategy for that particular athlete with all of these experts involved.

This is Locker Room Sport Medicine and it’s a dream situation. A dream that I have for developing athletes, weekend warriors, and anyone who simply loves to get out there and play.

Well, I’m not the only one with this dream, in fact, there are some special people out there making it happen right now.

This week, we are joined by Dr. Dhiren Naidu, Associate Professor at the U of A, Head Team Physician for the NHL’s Edmonton Oilers, Vice President of the NHL’s Team Physicians Society and Founding Member at Health Pointe Medical. Dr. Naidu was also the Medical Lead for the NHL Bubble.

We will talk to Dr. Naidu about why the interdisciplinary locker room approach to sport medicine, assessment, treatment, and return to play is so effective in getting athletes back to their sport.

Also, we will discuss the massive effort that made the return of professional sport possible amidst the COVID shutdown.

We will also visit with, Kelly Hodgson of United Sport and Cycle, with COVID shutting down sport for a year are you ready to return? Does your equipment still fit? We will look at the importance of equipment fitting for safety and performance – what you need to know.

Get set because we cover a ton of ground on this episode of Krush Performance.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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The true currency in sport is your value. The value you bring to the table. We look at what true value is and why talent and skill are only a small piece of the high-performance puzzle.

“A player who makes a team great is better than a great player.” ~ John Wooden

When we talk with our elite athletes, the conversation shifts from “How can we make you better?” to “How do we increase your value?”  Trust me, there is a big difference between the two. We’ll explain.

Then, we look at what talent and value are going for in today’s sports market. The numbers are huge. We’ll look at the big money, who is getting it, and why big money does not necessarily mean results.

Also, as baseball gets underway, we want to make sure you are ready. Everyone other than the Major League Baseball players has missed an entire year of competition. The preparation for the upcoming season has to be much different than what we would normally do. We talk with Donovan Santas, Assistant Director of Player Health and Performance for the New York Yankees.

 Finally, it’s time for the Krush Major League Baseball teams, players, and storylines to watch for 2021.

We’ll lay out who we are watching and why and there is NO shortage of things to watch as we head into the 2021 season.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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If you had one word to describe yourself, what would that word be? This week on Krush Performance, we discuss why we are so bad at self-evaluation. We look at why it is so important to get this right and what you can do to make sure you are on the right track.

We dive into the Krush Mailbag to answer a fantastic question that came in from Jake: “If you had to choose the most important thing we need to address to get better, what would it be?”

Also, in today’s busy world, where do you find time to address athletic development? We look at what I feel is the most underutilized time in sport and how you can program it to not only improve sport performance but SIGNIFICANTLY reduce your risk of injury, you just have to get it right.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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This week on Krush Performance, we connect the dots on what may be one of the greatest “chicken and egg” scenarios in the performance world.

What comes first in Organizational Performance? The culture and vision of the organization itself or the structure, strategy, and people who make it all happen?

It is a very important discussion. If you are looking to perform at our very best and to find out, we need to consider where organizational performance starts, what the components are that make it work, and how you can maintain top performance as a team or organization.

We’ll be joined by Jeff Tetz, CEO of Results, a company that helps organizations develop business strategies, leadership practices, and business plans for success. Jeff has a deep background in sport that he has crossed over to the business world. I recently met Jeff as he hosted a great webinar with Daniel Coyle, author of “The Talent Code & The Culture Code.”

“Vision without action is a dream. Action without vision is a nightmare.” ~ Japanese Proverb

Join us as we connect the dots of organizational performance and look to discover just how good your organization can become. Just like we tell all of our athletes, we won’t really know until we go through the process.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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The one area that holds the greatest potential for pushing your performance forward is the brain.

Your brain is kind of like a computer:

· You have the hardware, the brain, the nervous system, the organs, and the feedback look that makes up the structure of the system.

We are in what may very well be one of the most exciting times in human development.

On this week’s episode of Krush Performance, we begin to put it all together by looking at how it all works and how we can influence this unseen part of human performance we are calling it “The Brain Game” with Krush favorite clinical neuropsychologist and professor at the University of Alberta, Dr. Martin Mrazik.

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

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We have one question: How do we make you better? If you are ready, let’s make today the day we start connecting the dots to figure it all out.

In this week’s episode of Krush Performance, we take you on as if you were one of our clients and introduce you to the Krush Performance Plan Process. This is the system we use to identify the best strategies to not only impact your performance right now but raise your ceiling of potential in the long game of performance development.

When we take on a client: an athlete, a team or an organization, we create a Performance Plan by working through a step by step process that gets everyone on the same page of understanding:

• Understanding of the true priorities for achieving top performance.

The Performance Plan Process is like planning a trip. We’ll discuss the importance of clearly defining your destination and even more importantly clearly understanding exactly where you are at right now.

So, if you are ready, let’s start getting answers to that all-important question: “How do we make you better?”

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance. Subscribe to the Krush Performance Podcast and sign up for our weekly newsletter while you are there.

Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, the iHeartRadio app, and now on Spotify! Don’t forget to rate and review the show!

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