Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 21 hours 18 minutes
In this episode of the podcast, we dive into an insightful conversation with David Hawkshaw, exploring various aspects of his journey.
From his experiences in GAA and his transition from Leinster rugby to Connacht, we get an inside look at his remarkable career so far.
David shares insights into his leadership role as captain of the Irish 20s and his influence at Belvedere College...
Today’s episode of the podcast is a conversation with Performance Nutritionist, Amy McGuire. Amy primarily works with the Tipperary senior football team alongside working in a managerial position in TUS.
This in-depth conversation went down many routes and covered a variety of topics including communicating with athletes, staying in your lane, knowing when to refer out, and being vulnerable as a practitioner...
On episode #113 of the podcast we had an engaging conversation with Tadhg Leader, the founder of Leader Kicking.
Tadhg brings a wealth of experience as a former professional rugby player, Canadian football player, and American football player. He has now embarked on a mission to facilitate the transition of GAA players, rugby players, and Irish athletes into American football...
Today’s Solo Podcast addresses the thought-provoking question: “Can we take credit for our athletes’ success?”
This topic arose following a recent discussion I had with another coach, as we deliberated over who deserves recognition for the accomplishments of athletes.
Improving an athlete’s performance involves a number of factors and the involvement of various individuals, making it challenging to ascertain who truly deserves credit...
In today's episode of the podcast, we sit down for an engaging conversation with performance coach Stephen Rice. Stephen’s expertise is in coaching professional golfers, while also working with different athletes across various sports.
Drawing from his own experience as a former competitor in javelin throwing and long drive, Stephen brings a unique perspective to the discussion...
Today’s solo podcast addresses the ongoing conversation in the media and amongst GAA fans on Hurling Vs Gaelic Football.
The hurling side claims that Gaelic football is in the dark ages, that it’s boring, too tactical and not attracting audiences.
From the football side, it’s argued that hurling is only played in a number of counties and that there are too many scores in hurling as it’s too skilful...
Today we have compiled some of our previous guest episodes, centred around the topic of mindset in high performing athletes.
The episode delves into a wide range of topics, unveiling the thought processes of these exceptional athletes. Today we explore the profound impact of self belief and self awareness on achieving greatness, as well as overcoming adversity particularly when faced with an injury and the importance of maintaining mental health...
Today's solo episode of the podcast explores the topic of “Return to Play Vs Return to Performance”. In this episode, I delve into the crucial distinction between these two concepts, sharing my own perspective...
In today’s episode, we have a conversation with Chloe Mustaki of Bristol City’s football team and the Irish Women’s National Team.
Our discussion touched on a range of topics including a conversation about the Irish Women’s National Team and their preparations for the upcoming World Cup, including the process of squad selection.
Chloe shared her experience with Bristol City, in particular their promotion to the Women’s Super League last season...
In today's conversation, we sit down with Georgie Kelly, Rotherham United's striker, to explore his remarkable experiences and insights.
Georgie takes us back to his famous goal that propelled the Millers into the Championship last season, sharing the intense emotions surrounding that unforgettable moment...