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Creative Tech Podcast - Sports Talk - Stuart Armstrong and Alex Wolf

Sports Talk - Stuart Armstrong and Alex Wolf

09/18/23 • 48 min

Creative Tech Podcast

This week’s CreAtIve Tech podcast is a sports roundtable. Professor Neil Maiden is joined by Stuart Armstrong, Strategic Lead for Workforce Transformation at Sport England, and Alex Wolf, Sports Consultant and founder of Strength and Conditioning Academy.


Stuart and Alex consider the culture of curiosity and creativity that sports coaching must support for successful outcomes; the importance of psychological safety in training; and the effects of power dynamics on coaches and athletes.


Join the debate on the difference between good and bad sports coaching, re-appraising coaching behaviour, and why being tough and mean is antithetical to high performance.


Produced by Emilia Rolewicz


Executive Producer Sam Steele


Theme music generated by AI @ www.dsoundraw.io


Links

Strength and Conditioning Academy https://strengthconditioning.academy/

Play Their Way website https://www.playtheirway.org/

Alex Wolf Twitter @AlexpWolf

Alex Wolf LinkedIn

Stuart Armstrong LinkedIn

Stuart Armstrong podcast Talent Equation podcast


CebAI: twitter LinkedIn Website email

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This week’s CreAtIve Tech podcast is a sports roundtable. Professor Neil Maiden is joined by Stuart Armstrong, Strategic Lead for Workforce Transformation at Sport England, and Alex Wolf, Sports Consultant and founder of Strength and Conditioning Academy.


Stuart and Alex consider the culture of curiosity and creativity that sports coaching must support for successful outcomes; the importance of psychological safety in training; and the effects of power dynamics on coaches and athletes.


Join the debate on the difference between good and bad sports coaching, re-appraising coaching behaviour, and why being tough and mean is antithetical to high performance.


Produced by Emilia Rolewicz


Executive Producer Sam Steele


Theme music generated by AI @ www.dsoundraw.io


Links

Strength and Conditioning Academy https://strengthconditioning.academy/

Play Their Way website https://www.playtheirway.org/

Alex Wolf Twitter @AlexpWolf

Alex Wolf LinkedIn

Stuart Armstrong LinkedIn

Stuart Armstrong podcast Talent Equation podcast


CebAI: twitter LinkedIn Website email

SportSparks


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Theme music generated by AI @ www.dsoundraw.io


Links

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Hamish McAlpine LinkedIn Hamish McAlpine

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Produced by Emilia Rolewicz


Executive Producer Sam Steele


Theme music generated by AI @ www.dsoundraw.io


Links


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Anna Whitelock LinkedIn

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CebAI: twitter LinkedIn Website email

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