Stuart Wilkinson - 'The All-black culture is the greatest trophy they have ever won'

Stuart Wilkinson is a former player turned coach in Rugby League. He has worked for a variety of clubs and teams including Leeds Rhino's and the England National side. Alongside these roles, he is also a lecturer at the University of central Lancashire and has over 20 years of experience in a variety of roles in the sports industry.

Show notes

1:00 - Experience as a practitioner in sport

10:00 - The importance of a moral compass when working with young people in sport

12:00 - Opportunities to challenge unwanted behaviours in the team

13:45 - The role of cultural architects and cultural assassins to make good working environments

17:00 - The role of a toy in team building

23:00 - How individuals in the group can challenge unwanted behaviours

26:00 - The foundations that can be laid at younger ages group for team cultures

31:00 - How elite performance is task orientated

35:00 - Player protecting the group identity at the elite level

28:30 - 12 years of catastrophe to create the All-Black culture

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