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One Track Mind

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by Track & Victoria University

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Podcast Overview

Forget last night’s game or who made the team – what are the real issues, forces and innovations shaping the future of sport? Join Professor Sam Robertson as he explores sport’s most compelling questions alongside expert guests from across the globe. The science, the technology, the economics, the politics. We’re tackling it all to find out – what is the future of sport? Brought to you by Track and Victoria University.

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11/20/2020

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Episode thumbnail for 69. The state and future of the Olympics

September 4, 2024

69. The state and future of the Olympics

With the Olympics over for another four years, this episode recaps some of the trends, opportunities and issues that caught David and Sam's eye at the 2024 Paris Games. Discussion topics include some of the norms that were challenged, the impact of technology, cultural differences in coaching as well as a list of some of the sports that the guys loved along with some of the others that perhaps need some refreshing. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/track-consulting-group/&...

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August 20, 2024

68. The future of mental performance

It’s often been said that success in sport at the elite level has more to do with mental rather than physical performance. On this episode into the future of mental performance, Sam and David are joined by Founder and CEO of Optimize Mind Performance, Jack Preddey. Jack talks about his experience as an athlete and more recently as a founder of Optimize, which aims to empower sports psychologists and mental performance coaches with a comprehensive toolset, incorporating an app, dashboard...

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August 7, 2024

67. The state of mental performance

In many sports there is a growing recognition that developing an athlete’s mental skills is one of the most high values ways to reach new performance heights. On this episode into the state of mental performance, David and Sam ask some of the big questions relating to this space: what is the relationship between mental health and mental performance? Whose responsibility is it? And what role do mobile apps and other technologies play in helping to develop mental skills? Joining the show to dis...

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What is One Track Mind?

Forget last night’s game or who made the team – what are the real issues, forces and innovations shaping the future of sport? Join Professor Sam Robertson as he explores sport’s most compelling questions alongside expert guests from across the globe. The science, the technology, the economics, the politics. We’re tackling it all to find out – what is the future of sport? Brought to you by Track and Victoria University.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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