• OLYMPIC REPOST: "Teaching What Competition Looks Like" (Guest: Team GB's Rob Richardson)

  • Jul 30 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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OLYMPIC REPOST: "Teaching What Competition Looks Like" (Guest: Team GB's Rob Richardson)

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  • While the Tokyo Olympics are taking place (and Sean and Mark are taking a short break) we will be reposting some previous episodes where the chaps had an opportunity to speak to athletes and coaches who have had the Olympic experience. First up, Mark and Sean had the privilege of speaking to Team GB Paralympic Sitting Volleyball Captain Rob Richardson. They talk building teams out of strangers, 'taking the message' when you are being screamed at on the pitch and how important awareness of Paralympic sport is for future generations. https://www.uksport.gov.uk/sports/paralympic (UK Sport) https://www.paralympics.org.uk/ (GB Paralympics) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT4hFq01krOatjiSG7z3iag (The High performance Podcast) If you enjoyed this episode, please leave feedback on iTunes, or send your feedback, comments and guest suggestions to Mark or Sean@noipodcast.show or send them to us via social media... You can now also buy us a coffee (we like cappuccinos from Gail's) here https://ko-fi.com/noipodcast (https://ko-fi.com/noipodcast) Also - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-gallagher-94599a54 (Sean on LinkedIn) and https://www.linkedin.com/in/markversus/ (Mark on LinkedIn) https://twitter.com/noipodcast (@noipodcast // Twitter) https://instagram.com/noipodcast (@noipodcast // Instagram) See you next week. ---
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