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This has been a weird week for Track and Field and I believe we spend too much time on positive drug tests and suspensions and not enough celebrating World Records. And Global Warming/Climate change is not a hoax!
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Damian competed in long jump and the 110 hurdles at Nationals in Montreal. It was an ... interesting but ultimately successful competition.
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I've been lots of things and done a variety of jobs but nothing is more important or fulfilling to me than being a father.
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I try consider the idea of survivor bias in coaching but end up talking about the horror of the mass murder of the Afzaal family last week here in London Ontario. Morality and mortality and racism are heavy topics, more so when you have too much time on your hands and no answers.
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I talk to Dennis about Damian's fantastic results at Gotzis and the plan moving forward to the Olympics. And the super cool robotics (sort of?) factory we toured in Austria!
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Holy shit what a performance, and just in time for the one year anniversary of my podcast! We had a fantastic weekend in Austria and Damian kicked ass and took names! I'm a little fired up right now!
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Olympic athletes have to sign away their right to protest or use their own images to make money during the Olympics, and anybody going to the Olympics cannot post on social media without permission from the IOC. Is this a good thing??
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We went to Toronto to compete for the first time this year and it was VERY stressful. Dealing with stress is the key to success and I talk about how our mental coach J.F. Menard has helped and some of the strategies we employ.
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I compare Olympians to 17 Year Cicadas, and then try to explain the history and complexity of decathlon scoring, and then rant about Covid-19 being an airborne disease.
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Sometimes solutions to problems are found in unusual places where "specialists" in the field might never think to look. The longer we do something, be it coaching track and field, practicing medicine, or flying rockets into space, the less likely we are to be open minded about our field of expertise.
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The World According to Gar is a completely personal podcast based on the unique life experiences of Gar Leyshon. Gar is currently a track and field coach, and more specifically the personal coach…