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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2016 · 50 MIN

026 - The Evolution of Performance - Steve Nance

from Team Guru Podcast · host Team Guru: Leadership, Team Development, Professional Development, Organisational Development

The world of professional sport has changed at lightening speed over the past few decades. From an era in which players at the highest level were expected to crack open a beer straight after the match - through to the scientifically crafted players of today. From the joy of winning premierships with the Brisbane Broncos and a World Cup with the Wallabies to the heart thumping pressure of avoiding relegation with Fulham in the EPL - Steve Nance has been a major player in the incredible evolution of athletic performance. He’s been a performance director in the NRL, International & Super rugby, the English Premier League and a host of other professional sporting outfits. He’s worked with some of the most legendary coaches and players across multiple sports. He’s been part of teams that have performed well beyond expectations and he’s seen teams rip themselves apart with poor attitude and inept leadership. If you’re a fan of any sport or if you’re interested in revolutionary changes in thinking and the art of enhancing performance, you’re going to love this episode of the Team Guru Podcast. Enjoy!

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