Unwashed Bibs

08/07/23 • 51 min

In this episode of Who’s Got The Balls? Ali and Steph discuss the all-important topic of planning.

They talk about how vital planning is, how they go about it, stuff we don’t always plan but we should, and potential planning pitfalls.

Plus, Steph discusses some issues with her fridge, Ali’s memory fails her, and they both share a game-changing high five technique.

Let us know your thoughts: [email protected]

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Who's Got The Balls? is Ali Speechly and Steph Fairbairn.
Episode produced by Ali Speechly and Steph Fairbairn.
Episode edited by Steph Fairbairn.
Artwork by Kushiaania.
This podcast is a Green Star Media production.

In this episode of Who’s Got The Balls? Ali and Steph discuss the all-important topic of planning.

They talk about how vital planning is, how they go about it, stuff we don’t always plan but we should, and potential planning pitfalls.

Plus, Steph discusses some issues with her fridge, Ali’s memory fails her, and they both share a game-changing high five technique.

Let us know your thoughts: [email protected]

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They delve into why they got into coaching and whether or not those reasons have changed over the course of their time in coaching, before inviting you to consider the same about your own coaching journey.
Plus, both state their case for the best way to wear coaching trousers. How do you wear yours?
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