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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2017 · 52 MIN

The negotiables and non-negotiables of the return to performance process with Mick Byers and Luke Heath (Athletic Performance Specialist and Rehabilitation Physiotherapist)

from Pacey Performance Podcast · host Robert Pacey

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, I have the pleasure in speaking to Mick Byers and Luke Heath who are Athletic Performance Specialist and Rehabilitation Physiotherapist respectively, at the GWS Giants. Their Head of Department, David Joyce has been on the podcast twice already and it was great to get these guys on to discuss the return to play/performance process. In this episode, you will learn - Who are Mick Byers & Luke Heath (background, experience, and current role)? Responsibilities in the RTP process Negotiables and non-negotiables in the RTP process Benchmarks & goal setting Coordination / re-coordination training Psychological & emotional barriers in RTP Mick can be found on Twitter @StrCoach_Mick and Luke can be found on Twitter @LukeHeath85

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