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This episode features legendary performance coach Michael Boyle talking to CEO and Founder of Kitman Labs, Stephen Smith.
Key takeaways from this episode include:
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“Vision without systems thinking ends up painting lovely pictures of the future,” reflected MIT Sloan Lecturer, Peter M Senge. “It leaves no deep understanding of the forces that must be mastered to move from here to there.”
Never has this quote been more applicable in the world of business than in the business of sport. In the highly-emotive world of sport creating a vision is the easy bit. However, executing on this vision is where a lot of organisations both sporting and otherwise tend to fall short, oftentimes because they lack a logical, systematic approach that aligns the entire organisation.
In this podcast CEO and Founder of Kitman Labs, Stephen Smith interview US Head of Performance Darcy Norman about the process of systems thinking and how data can support it's successful framework. From this interview you will take away:
An awareness of what is systems thinking and how it can support a sporting organisation
A sense of where to begin on your own journey using systems thinking
The important role that data plays in building this framework
The importance of using objective data to justify new rationales and remove previous barriers created by heuristics and biases that are ever present in sport
An understanding of what is the end goal and what does that look like
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It is no secret that mindful communication, good relationships and a healthy mindset are powerful tools in any type of business. Yet in the high-pressured, fast-paced team environment of sport they can be hard to master and maintain.
In this podcast Performance Scientist John Dams interviews communication expert John Hedley, who works with global business and sports leaders, teaching them to master their neurolinguistic skills and ultimately unlock their true potential.
This podcast will challenge you to think differently about communication, conflict and how to get the most from the people you work with.
In this episode Kitman Labs' performance scientist John Dams talks with Hitoshi Ipponsugi, Head of Performance for Toyota Verblitz about the state of rugby in Japan.
Key topics covered in this podcast include:
In part 2 of this episode, Founder and CEO of Kitman Labs, Stephen Smith continues to talk with Mike Potenza on how data is being used at the San Jose Sharks. Key takeaways from this talk include:
In this podcast Darcy Norman, Director of AS Roma and current Performance Advisor to the German National team joins Stephen Smith to challenge the view of a home-continent advantage.
After their historic World Cup win in 2014 in Brazil, Darcy shares how the German team's wise investments off the field helped them to succeed on the field. Will these same tactics pay off in their 2018 pursuit? Listen now and let us know what you think!
Pierre Barrieu, Sleep Expert and Director of Performance at MLS team the LA Galaxy, speaks with Kitman Labs' Performance Scientist Andy Shelton.
Pierre, who was also part of Team USA's previous FIFA World Cup Campaigns, shares stories on how he managed athlete wellbeing during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Listen now to get game changing insights and tips on how to manage your athletes during transition periods.
For over a decade Mike Potenza has been an integral part of the National Hockey Team, the San Jose Sharks.
In this newest episode, Mike shares his own personal journey towards the NHL and some of the key performance methodologies he has developed along the way.
Part one of his talk with Kitman Labs’ CEO, Stephen Smith, will cover:
How Mike’s experience with multiple, collegiate sports has helped to influence training methodologies with professional ice hockey players
Avoiding the trap of maintenance and monotony in-season, and striving for training with stimulus and intensity
Developing new, young talent as the season begins.
Stay tuned for part two where Mike will share some insights from the NHL combines and how to identify a future champion.
Jarryd Phillips who is the Head of Sports Science for MNUFC, is passionate about player individualisation for treatment and training strategies. In this episode he shares tactics for collecting, monitoring and applying data to optimise the individual athlete in the lead up to match day.
In this podcast Jarryd talks with Performance Scientist Andy about a typical day of training and game preparation for Minnesota United FC.
In this podcast Performance Scientist Andy Shelton catches up with the New York Yankees Player Development Coordinator, Mike Wickland.
Mike shares with Andy his experience on collecting meaningful data, and in particular how to understand this data to better suit the needs of the individual.
From this method, Mike has been able to apply the data, optimising the training and treatment plans of the individual athlete.
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