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Keiser Podcast: ‘Too Often we Over-Complicate Human Performance’ - Dan Lawrence, Matchroom Boxing

from Leaders Performance Podcast · host The Leaders Performance Institute

High performers in both sport and business tend to overcomplicate things, on the other hand, they cannot just assume they can go it alone.Dan Lawrence, the Head of Performance at Matchroom Boxing, watched his former boxer, the now-retired George Groves, learned this in real time.“Yes, he had a team. He had myself, a conditioning coach, we had his head coach at the time,” Lawrence tells the Leaders Performance Podcast. “He was steering the ship at that time, whereas I don’t think that was the right way to go.”In fact, “you have to have a cohesive team working with one sole goal”.Here, Lawrence discusses his work in combat sports while also touching upon: The reasons why people over-complicate human performance [6:00];The differences in working with boxers and footballers [10:00];Working smarter, not harder [13:00];How the role of the S&C is evolving [23:00].Dan Lawrence Twitter | LinkedInJohn Portch Twitter | LinkedInListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

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