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The Performance Exchange
Alex Welburn
12 episodes
3 days ago
A podcast from the Performance Project. Part of our ethos is being open and honest and we want to bring that to you in a a range of discussion between athletes, other coaches, sports scientists and practitioners. Aiming to help bridge the gap between science and performance. Honest and open conversations.
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A podcast from the Performance Project. Part of our ethos is being open and honest and we want to bring that to you in a a range of discussion between athletes, other coaches, sports scientists and practitioners. Aiming to help bridge the gap between science and performance. Honest and open conversations.
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Health & Fitness
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Episode #6 - Dealing with the highs and lows of performance | Ellie May
The Performance Exchange
1 hour 20 minutes 58 seconds
1 year ago
Episode #6 - Dealing with the highs and lows of performance | Ellie May

This is episode 6 of the performance exchange podcast, in this episode we have a returning guest Ellie-May Storr an aspiring HCPC sport and exercise psychologist, currently enrolled on the Qualification in Sport and Exercise Psychology (QSEP)

In this episode, we discuss a range of tactics and techniques to help deal with the intensity of the highs and lows of performance. How we can reflect on events to help informs goals and ultimately, how we can be kinder on ourselves.

your host Alex, is a performance physiologist a PhD Research looking at all things Critical Power and W' modelling.

Please do leave a rating and share the podcast if you find it useful, it makes such a difference.


https://www.myperformanceproject.com for more information about our work with athletes and how we can help you.

The Performance Exchange
A podcast from the Performance Project. Part of our ethos is being open and honest and we want to bring that to you in a a range of discussion between athletes, other coaches, sports scientists and practitioners. Aiming to help bridge the gap between science and performance. Honest and open conversations.