Talking Performance

Each week after we have a guest on we have a reflection session where we go through some of the concepts that the guest spoke about.This week we reflect on our chat with "The Panel" which included the Galbraith Whanau (Family) as well as Tony Philp and Clark Laidlaw who are the HP Manager and Coach respectively for the All Blacks 7sIf you enjoy this please share it with your friends and if you want to join in the live discussion join us on the Facebook TalkingPerformance group and tune in at 8pm (NZ Time) every Monday Night.Send us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

This week we tried something new. We were lucky enough to have David's wife Aroha (who is also a clinical psychologist), their 2 daughters, as well as Tony Philp and Clark Laidlaw joining us for a panel discussion about competition in youth sport.It is an interesting conversation that really challenged my thinking and has made me reflect on what it is that I believe to be most important and how we can find the balance.If you enjoy this please share it with your friends and if you want to join in the live discussion join us on the Facebook TalkingPerformance group and tune in at 8pm (NZ Time) every Monday Night.Send us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

Each week after we have a guest on we have a reflection session where we go through some of the concepts that the guest spoke about.This week we reflect on our chat with Clinical Psychologist and Ironman competitor Louise Davey.  Louise story is pretty unique and you can see she is very driven having completed in more then 10 Ironman events including the iconic Kona Ironman in Hawaii.  If you enjoy this please share it with your friends and if you want to join in the live discussion join us on the Facebook TalkingPerformance group and tune in at 8pm (NZ Time) every Monday Night.Send us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

Our guest this week is Clinical Psychologist and Ironman competitor Louise Davey.  Louise has completed more then 10 Ironman events including the iconic Kona Ironman in Hawaii. Louise also works for High Performance Sport New Zealand as a Psychologist, with some of New Zealand's top athletes and as a result has a unique take on the mental skills as she lives what she preaches. The sound quality is poor in this episode despite attemtps to fix it, so for that I aologise in advanceIf you enjoy the podcast please share it with your friends and subscribe on whatever platform you useSend us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

This podcast episode reflects on the concepts shared by Sophie Devine, including adopting a positive mindset, the impact of COVID-19, pursuing joy in cricket, and investing in oneself and the community. The hosts also discuss depression, building trust through facing challenges, and their vision for the future of the podcast.

Our guest this week is White Ferns Captain Sophie Devine. Sophie is a dual international having represented New Zealand in both Hockey and Cricket and in the past 18 months has become one of the most destructive batters on the planet.Sophie talks about her battle with depression and how it impacted her on a daily basis. Having Sophie open up and talk about her struggles was incredibly brave and her willingness to share is fantastic as hopefully it may offer some help for people suffering or those supporting people who are suffering. If you enjoy the podcast please share it with your friends and subscribe on whatever platform you useSend us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

Each week after we have a guest on we have a reflection session where we go through some of the concepts that the guest spoke about.This week we touch on some of the concepts and ideas that we learnt from Mike. I was super impressed with his honesty and we touch on that and how values can be aspirational.If you enjoy this please share it with your friends and if you want to join in the live discussion join us on the Facebook TalkingPerformance group and tune in at 8pm (NZ Time) every Monday Night.Send us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

Our guest this week is BOP Steamers assistant coach Mike Rogers. I have had the pleasure of watching Mike coach up close and personal and in this episode you will see why I believe he is among the best coaches I have ever seen.Mike goes deep in to some of his "Favourite Failures" and why the last 18 months have been really tough. He also has a great quote or philosophy which is "Care before Ego"If you enjoy the podcast please share it with your friends and subscribe on whatever platform you useSend us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

Each week after we have a guest on we have a reflection session where we go through some of the concepts that the guest spoke about.This week it happened, DG didn't show up and Jay had to do it on his own. Tune in if you want to hear a session where Jay is out of his comfort zone but with the support of a great live listeners gets through the night.If you enjoy this please share it with your friends and if you want to join in the live discussion join us on the Facebook TalkingPerformance group and tune in at 8pm (NZ Time) every Monday Night.Send us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/

Our guest this week is Dave Dillon. Dave is the Head Coach for Japanese Team Kobelco Steelers and talks about his experiences in teaching and coaching.Dave is incredibly humble and this is shown over the lockdown period when he helped coach one of the local club teams to win their first title in decades. His humility stands out in this chat and you will understand why he is having huge success as a coach.If you enjoy the podcast please share it with your friends.Send us a textSupport the showhttps://talkingperformancepod.com/