Science for Sport Podcast 130: Can Training Visual Cues And Decision Making Take Your Performance To The Next Level?
In episode 130, John Quinn, Exercise Physiologist, joins us.
Specifically John will be looking at:
- The importance of visual cues and decision making
- How to train these aspects of performance
About John
"John’ s career has spanned more than 30 years. He has worked with many of Australian’s leading athletes and coaches across sports as diverse as track and field, swimming, AFL, rugby league, tennis, cricket, bobsleigh and soccer..
In 2014 John was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease – Limbic Encephalitis. This initial prognosis from this condition was one of dire consequence. After months in hospital and professional care, John emerged from this condition with an even stronger determination for changing peoples lives.
This saw John return to GWS Giants in the role of Academy Director. He also established two separate Exercise Physiology Clinics – one in Sydney and the other in Melbourne. In an Australian first, John is also employed at two
private schools as an Exercise Physiologist and acts as a service provider and mentor to students and staff at these colleges.
Highly regarded in the sport and fitness industry, John’s involvement with some of Australia’s most elite sports people along with his own inspiring health battle, has made his expertise highly sought-after by both sporting teams and businesses alike."
Instagram: @john_quinn01
Twitter: JQuinn_01
https://www.quinnelitesports.com.au
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