Lessons from the field of sports science to improve team

My guest today says, “Success is what happens when preparation meets knowledge”.

Joining me today is Dr Sacha Fulton.

Sacha is an accredited sports scientist, preparation specialist for athletes and adviser to high performing business teams and executives. She holds a PhD with the Australian Institute of Sport and has helped prepare numerous Olympic teams. She has also worked at the WA Institute of Sport assisting the athletic improvement of Olympic and aspiring Olympic hopefuls.

Sacha is passionate about helping ambitious people unlock potential and reach their goals. She is a surf lifesaver, a keen athlete, and an adventure enthusiast -having hiked to Mt Everest base camp and completed 1700km on foot over 62 days of the Camino de Santiago.

On today’s show, Sacha will share:

Lessons from the field of sports science to improve business and organizational team performance.
The science underlying high performance strategies and the practical lessons learnt that can be translated to business management
The characteristics of high-performing teams and individuals.

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About Sacha:

I am an accredited sports scientist, preparation specialist for athletes and adviser to high performing business teams and executives. I hold a PhD with the Australian Institute of Sport and have helped prepare numerous Olympic teams. I have worked at the WA Institute of Sport assisting the athletic improvement of Olympic and aspiring Olympic hopefuls. I am passionate about helping ambitious people unlock potential and reach their goals. I am a surf lifesaver and a keen athlete having represented Australia at the IM triathlon World Championships in Kona, Hawaii and completing the Rottnest Island Channel crossing on six occasions. I am an adventure enthusiast and have hiked to Mt Everest base camp and completed 1700km on foot over 62 days of the Camino de Santiago.

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