Just a few thoughts on building your profile when looking for work and how to address things you want to work on, as well as a few reflections on working with individuals

The start of the new format with Austin, Matt and Lewis discussing their own experiences on cultures within coaching settings. How they worked, how they developed and how they changed over time. Who are the key people that drive culture? Do we have to fit in? How do we fit in or can we challenge the norm in order to progress?

A quick update from us around the new concept of the podcast going forward and some opportunities that coaches, teachers and sport practitioners can get involved in during 2024. Have a listen to what we have to offer this year!

Thought provoking insight and experiences from Matthew Sollitt that will re-calibrate your thinking around coaching and take you back to the reasons why you started

An incredible insight of the life as a scholar in academy football in England. Great stand out messages for players, parents and coaches to take away in order to understand the balancing act of an individual in and elite sporting setting and the things off the pitch that they go through

In this episode, Anna Keenan Hill shares her experiences in the field of psychology and the methods and techniques that she turns to in order to help positively impact individuals and teams

Performance psychologist Austin Halcomb returns to chat more around positively effecting performance and consistency as individuals as well as our role as a leader within a team setting whatever personality or background you have

Matthew Layton discusses and delves into his on and off the pitch experiences that shape the way in which he works to develop youth players for the unknown of first team football

Connor discusses life in Spain and the cultural similarities and differences from his points of view in this very honest and open narration of his coaching journey so far

In this episode we talk to Yasar Latif (The Coaches Network) around his vast level of experience in mentoring and developing coaches. He critiques the current provision for coach education and gives his insights into how we can develop this as well as give coaches some great tips on the steps to take on their own personal development.