Show Notes
The most successful rugby sevens coach in the world, Ben Ryan is on a mission to better understand what makes individuals and organisations world class, by swapping notes with leading coaches, players, administrators from the world of sport and further afield.
In this promo we hear extracts of initial conversations Ben will have over the coming weeks with the likes of Jessica Ennis-Hill's former coach, Toni Minichiello, Andy Murray's Strength and Conditioning coach, Matt Little, Fijian rugby player Nemani Nadolo, the woman who teaches elite athletes to run fast, Margot Wells, writer and Crowd Network podcast host, Tom Fordyce and sport psychologist, Dr Austin Swain.
Thanks also to artist Ben Tallon who created the fantastic podcast imagery. Ben's work can be found here - https://bentallon.com
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