Episode #106 Nobody Talks About Failure at the Skate Park — Craig Harrison on Designing Rooms Where Getting It Wrong Is Cheap
This month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw and Keith Davids are joined by Craig Harrison, who spent almost ten years running the long-term athlete development programme at AUT Millennium in Auckland and has just written a book, *Coach by Design*, about what he learned. Craig's central distinction spli…
Ep. 408: Intention-Led Jiu-Jitsu, feat. Rob Cole
This week, we're joined by Rob Cole! Rob has been training martial arts for over 35 years, 25 of them focused on grappling, and he coaches at Ascension Athletics in Connecticut, where he runs his practice through the ecological dynamics framework. In this episode, Rob explains the intention-led app…
Episode #108 Foxy's Long Way Round — Jay Carter on Ryan Fox, Late Specialisation, and the Open
This month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw is joined by Jay Carter, Golf New Zealand's National Team Coach and host of the *Talking Performance* podcast (197 episodes and counting), for a conversation built around a clip Jay sent after listening to TCC's Güllich episode. Jay's own 2024 interview with …
Episode 108 Foxy's Long Way Round — Jay Carter on Ryan Fox, Late Specialisation, and the Open
This month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw is joined by Jay Carter, Golf New Zealand's National Team Coach and host of the Talking Performance podcast (197 episodes and counting), for a conversation built around a clip Jay sent after listening to TCC's Güllich episode. Jay's own 2024 interview with Ry…
#179: Dr Ian Renshaw (Parent of Athlete) Play, Patience and Raising a Cricketer
In this episode of Scoreboard, Chris Titley is joined by Dr Ian Renshaw, researcher, coach, educator and father of Australian cricketer Matt Renshaw, for a thoughtful conversation about junior sport, parenting, talent development and the long road from backyard games to professional cricket.
Ian r…
Episode #110 Adam Singer Part One ("The Only Thing We Know Is What We Test"
The Only Thing We Know Is What We Test — Adam Singer on Aliveness, Safety by Design, and What the Calf Kick Proves About Perception
This month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw is joined by Marco Perazzo, filling in for Keith Davids, to talk with Adam Singer, who has coached mixed martial arts for close…
In His Own Words: A Journey Through Skill Acquisition | Ian Renshaw
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This episode is a different format from our usual show. It's Ian Renshaw's acceptance speech for the Emergence Lifetime Achievement Award in Movement and Skill Acquisition, recorded live and shared here in full.
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Episode #111 # Do the Thing — Adam Singer on Periodisation of Goals, Luck, Trust, and Where Constrain-to-Afford Actually Holds Up
Part Two of this month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw and Marco Perazzo (filling in for Keith Davids) continue the conversation with MMA coach Adam Singer (SBG Athens). Adam's whole programming philosophy compresses to three words — "do the thing," scaled for safety and variability, judged only by wh…
Episode #112 Perform Worse, Understand Better - Ian & Keith Revisit Ana Ramos (Guest Review)
This week Ian Renshaw and Keith Davids go back to episode 21 from October 2024, our conversation with Ana Ramos, a volleyball coach, coach educator and researcher at the University of Porto. Keith was involved in Ana's PhD and hosted the original episode with Martyn; Ian comes to it as a listener. …
Episode #113 It All Stems from Byrom Street: The Roots of Sports Science
In this month’s roundup, Keith Davids and Ian Renshaw go back to where sports science began. In 1975, Liverpool Polytechnic launched the world’s first single-honours sports science degree at Byrom Street, Liverpool. It grew out of three scientists’ support work with Everton Football Club. As the 19…
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