Bob Shillinglaw
Our great coach on this episode is Bob Shillinglaw. Bob is an American Lacrosse coach. Bob spent 42 years as a college coach, 39 of them leading the University of Delaware Mens Lacrosse team . He has coached 654 games, more than any other lacrosse coach in history, and is one of only 2 to […]
Avoiding Burnout: There Is No Algorithim
Sports psychologists Gavin Weeks and Brendan Meany on spotting burnout early and building systems that protect high performers.
On Burnout
Todays episode is on the topic of Burnout and I am joined for the discussion by Dr Gavin Weeks. Gavin is a Doctor of Psychology and Associate Fellow at Oxford Sayyid Business School and director of innovation and development at the consultancy Thompson Harrison. And Dr Brendan Meany. Brendan Meany is a Certified Mental Performance […]
Innovative Leadership in Rugby: The Eddie O’Sullivan Approach
Former Ireland rugby coach Eddie O’Sullivan on relentless attention to detail, shared leadership, and coaching innovation.
Eddie O’Sullivan
Our great coach on this episode is Eddie O’Sullivan Eddie played Rugby at provincial level in Ireland and started coaching after becoming a PE teacher. He would go on to coach Rugby for 35 years and counting across the USA, France and Ireland. This journey has led his to coach at 5 Rugby World Cups […]
Leading with Clarity: John Aloisi on Coaching and Leadership
A-League coach John Aloisi on winning with clarity, values before tactics, and building belief at Western United.
John Aloisi
Our great coach on this episode is John Aloisi John Aloisi is a former Australian professional soccer player and now head coach. He enjoyed a 20-year career across top leagues in Europe and Australia, becoming the first Australian to play and score in La Liga, the Premier League, and Serie A. Internationally, Aloisi earned 55 caps for […]
Leading with Integrity: Sam Bird’s Coaching Philosophy
London Pulse’s Sam Bird on rebuilding a last-place team by recruiting people before players, and leading with service.