The Athlete Development Show

By Dr Craig HarrisonSports Medicine Health & Fitness

The Athlete Development Show episodes

May 25, 2017 EP 24 – Adam Storey – Olympic Weightlifting, Super Rugby, and Being a Dad
Dr Adam Storey (@agstorey) is the Sports Science Manager and Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Blues Super Rugby Team. Adam and I have a few years of history together and I’ve watched with interest as he’s gone from gym instructor to master strength coach, working with some of New Zealand’s best youth and […]
1 hr 15 min
May 19, 2017 EP 23 – Simon Walters – Parents in Youth Sport
Parents play a major part in every young athlete’s story. So much in fact that the type of support they provide can make or break their child’s sporting experience. However, despite their best intensions, many parents dedicate very little time to being a better sporting parent. My guest on the show today had spent many […]
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1 hr 3 min
May 19, 2017 EP 23 – Simon Walters – Parents in Youth Sport
Parents play a major part in every young athlete’s story. So much in fact that the type of support they provide can make or break their child’s sporting experience. However, despite their best intensions, many parents dedicate very little time to being a better sporting parent. My guest on the show today had spent many […]
1 hr 3 min
May 12, 2017 EP 22 – Dr Jean Côté – Play vs Practice, Sampling vs Specialisation and Transformational Leadership
If you’ve read Outliers by Malcom Gladwell, you’ll know that it takes 10,000 hours of deliberate practice to become an expert. Unfortunately, it’s not quite that simple. More recent research shows that you can reach an expert level in some disciplines with much less practice, while in others you can practice as much as you […]
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1 hr 1 min
May 12, 2017 EP 22 – Dr Jean Côté – Play vs Practice, Sampling vs Specialisation and Transformational Leadership
If you’ve read Outliers by Malcom Gladwell, you’ll know that it takes 10,000 hours of deliberate practice to become an expert. Unfortunately, it’s not quite that simple. More recent research shows that you can reach an expert level in some disciplines with much less practice, while in others you can practice as much as you […]
1 hr 1 min
May 04, 2017 EP 21 – Sharon Kearney – Netball and Injury
The show today is about two things: netball, and netball injury. And when it comes to netball and injury, one person comes to mind. Her name is Sharon Kearney, and she’s been working with injured netballers for over 25 years. Shaz began her journey in Netball with the Otago team in 1992, toured with the […]
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56 min
May 04, 2017 EP 21 – Sharon Kearney – Netball and Injury
The show today is about two things: netball, and netball injury. And when it comes to netball and injury, one person comes to mind. Her name is Sharon Kearney, and she’s been working with injured netballers for over 25 years. Shaz began her journey in Netball with the Otago team in 1992, toured with the […]
56 min
April 28, 2017 EP 20 – Martin Toms – It’s Not About You but Those You Coach
My guest on the show today believes that the what we experience as a child and the people we hang out the most has a huge effect on what we believe and the people we become as adults, which significantly influences the way we parent and coach. His name is Dr Martin Toms, he’s a […]
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1 hr 14 min
April 28, 2017 EP 20 – Martin Toms – It’s Not About You but Those You Coach
My guest on the show today believes that the what we experience as a child and the people we hang out the most has a huge effect on what we believe and the people we become as adults, which significantly influences the way we parent and coach. His name is Dr Martin Toms, he’s a […]
1 hr 14 min
April 18, 2017 EP 19 – Fiona Mather – What we can learn from the horse racing industry
ADS 0019: Fiona Mather – What we can learn from the horse racing industry My guest of the show today is Fiona Mather (@FifiMather). Fiona leads the physiotherapy and rehabilitation team at High Performance Sport New Zealand in Auckland, where she works with elite athletes across many different codes. Scottish born, Fiona was head of […]
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51 min

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