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How did you get into sport?David Joyce – World renowned high performance sports practitioner, author and consultant.Send us a textDavid Joyce is one of the leading voices and practitioners in high performance sport. He has an extensive career in professional sport having worked in professional football with Blackburn Rovers FC & Galatasaray, in professional Rugby with Saracens and the Western Force, with both British and Chinese Olympic athletes with their respective institutes of sport as well as worked as Head of Athletic Performance for the Greater Western Sydney (GWS) Giants in the AFL. If that wasn’t enough, he has also co-authored two of the most well used books in the industry and no...
2024-06-131h 27
One Track Mind58. MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference: 2024 RecapThe annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics conference in Boston, USA is one of the biggest conferences on the sports calendar. Bringing together thousands of analysts, executives and leading researchers to discuss the increasing role of analytics in the sports industry, the conference covers everything from social media to high performance, to athlete evaluation to ticketing. Join co-hosts David Joyce and Sam Robertson on this episode of One Track Mind where they unpack some of the hot topics and key takeaways from the 2024 event. - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/track-consulting-group/ https://www.linkedin.com/i...
2024-03-1339 min
Pacey Performance PodcastSprint modelling, strategic periodisation and using decision trees to standardise programming with Ernie RimerIn this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, Rob is speaking to Director of Sport Science at the University of Louisville, Ernie Rimer. Ernie joined Rob and JB Morin a few weeks ago for a roundtable on force velocity profiling but because of sprint profiling being such a huge topic, we got him back to go into more details.
In the first half of this episode we talk sprint modelling. Ernie gives us a detailed analysis of how we can measure an athlete sprint and then use that data to understand where their weaknesses are and create...
2023-03-231h 09One Track Mind46. Can subject matter experts make good leaders?On this episode of One Track Mind, host Sam Robertson is joined by regular guest of the show, David Joyce, to discuss:What makes a good leader?Why do subject matter experts so often end up in leadership roles?Whether it’s possible to be an expert and a good leader at the same time?What are the best tools that individuals and organisations can adopt to assist them with their own leadership challenges?What do you think? Tell us on our socials:- LinkedIn: @trackvu- Instagram: @track.vu- Twitter: @tr...
2023-02-091h 02One Track MindWhen should we trust our gut?Intuition, gut instinct, educated hunch. Whether its contemplating who to select in an upcoming football match or hesitating to travel down that inner city, darkened alleyway, we all use our gut instincts every day. But it’s in our workplaces, where we often consider ourselves at our most organised and objective that an over-reliance on intuition has the potential to create problems.So how do we know when trusting our gut instinct is the right thing to do? What are the potential downsides? And can we use reflection, feedback and refinement to actually improve this for...
2021-10-2041 minOne Track MindA user's guide to decision-making hygieneConsider some of the big decisions that you make in your job? Whether it’s setting a yearly plan, deciding what technology or infrastructure to invest in, or even hiring and firing staff, chances are there will be a lot to contemplate before settling on the final choice.Questions like ‘How long do I have to make the decision? How much information do I need to collect? What don’t I know? And who else do I need to involve? are just a few that come immediately to mind.But with such a long list of pot...
2021-10-1349 minOne Track MindBiases: flaws or features?We all have them and a lot of the time, they’re influence is unavoidable. Biases are quite simply, part of the human condition. But despite considerable exposure in the media, research and even popular culture, much of the discussion has centred on viewing biases as flaws of the human condition. In this second episode of our four part series into decision-making, we look at what biases mean for individuals and organisations working in sport. We discuss how heuristics are useful tools that can actually be harnessed in decision-making, how to avoid them turning them into biases, and...
2021-10-0446 minOne Track MindWhat is a good decision?Decisions. We all make thousands of them every day. From the once in a lifetime question that we spend weeks, months or years contemplating, to the subconscious choices that we don't even know. On this episode, we present the first of a four-part deep dive into decision-making in high performance sport, all to be released over the next month in the lead up to the season three return of one track mind on October 26 to begin today, we explore eight characteristics that define what a good decision is. We explain why these characteristics matter and how all...
2021-09-2753 min
One Track Mind02. Will Your Job Exist in the Future?Society is staring down the barrel at major changes to how we work, and it's no different in sport. If you're currently part of the sports ecosystem, or preparing to enter it, how will your role change over the coming decades?To break things down, host Professor Sam Robertson is joined by Dr Patrick Ward and David Joyce. Patrick is the Director of Research and Development for NFL's Seattle Seahawks and Founder of strength and conditioning facility Optimum Sports Performance. David is a sports strategy and leadership consultant, internationally recognised for his work with elite clubs and...
2020-12-0955 min
Access Unmissable Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseThe Interrogation: The Complete Series 1-5 by Roy WilliamsPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/342621 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Interrogation: The Complete Series 1-5 Author: Roy Williams Narrator: Kenneth Cranham, Alex Lanipekun, Full Cast Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 51 minutes Release date: August 2, 2018 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Kenneth Cranham and Alex Lanipekun star in these fifteen hard-hitting crime dramas Chalk and cheese coppers Max Matthews and Sean Armitage are from different generations and different worlds, but together they make a remarkable team. In this powerful, unconventional police procedural, we join the detective duo in the interview room, as they practise their unique style of interrogation in...
2018-08-0205 min
The Ready Room: A Star Trek PodcastI Have This Piece of PaperProto-TNG and the Pike Memo. We’ve all heard the stories about how Star Trek: The Next Generation was created. Or have we? While rummaging through Gene Roddenberry’s drawers, Larry Nemecek, John Champion, and Rod Roddenberry uncovered a long-lost memo from 1986 that presents a TNG that is very different from the one we know. The document, prepared by Paramount Network Television President John S. Pike, Greg Strangis, Jeff Hayes, and Rick Berman, outlines a premise, crew, and pilot for Star Trek’s return to television that until now was unknown. In this episode of The Re...
2018-02-231h 45
The Ready Room: A Star Trek PodcastI Have This Piece of PaperProto-TNG and the Pike Memo. We’ve all heard the stories about how Star Trek: The Next Generation was created. Or have we? While rummaging through Gene Roddenberry’s drawers, Larry Nemecek, John Champion, and Rod Roddenberry uncovered a long-lost memo from 1986 that presents a TNG that is very different from the one we know. The document, prepared by Paramount Network Television President John S. Pike, Greg Strangis, Jeff Hayes, and Rick Berman, outlines a premise, crew, and pilot for Star Trek’s return to television that until now was unknown. In this episode of The Re...
2018-02-231h 45