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Runfast HQ
RunFast HQ
73 episodes
1 day ago
Chris and Rod, with their extensive experience as athletes and coaches spanning several decades, engage in a lively discussion exploring their perspectives on various aspects of training and coaching for events.
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Chris and Rod, with their extensive experience as athletes and coaches spanning several decades, engage in a lively discussion exploring their perspectives on various aspects of training and coaching for events.
Show more...
Fitness
Health & Fitness
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E69 - Coaching Cues for Peak Performance
Runfast HQ
25 minutes 25 seconds
6 months ago
E69 - Coaching Cues for Peak Performance

In this episode of the Run Fast podcast, the hosts discuss the significance of coaching cues and the importance of athlete feedback in improving performance. They emphasise the need for effective communication between coaches and athletes, particularly on race day, where mental preparation and trust in the coach's strategy play crucial roles. The conversation also highlights the importance of individualised training approaches and the impact of athlete buy-in on performance outcomes.


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00:00 The Art of Coaching Cues

10:14 Race Day Strategies and Mental Preparation

20:51 Building Trust and Culture in Coaching


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Chris and Rod, with their extensive experience as athletes and coaches spanning several decades, engage in a lively discussion exploring their perspectives on various aspects of training and coaching for events.