In this session, brought to you in partnership with Science in Sport, we'll be exploring the evolution of high performance frameworks and the shifting approaches to leading successful programmes to help identify ways in which you can immediately adapt your programmes to optimise for performance delivery.
In collaboration with Science in Sport, the Insights & Actions Session will bring together high performance practitioners from across the globe, spanning all sports to explore over the course of 60-minutes the evolution of high performance frameworks and the shifting approaches to leading successful programmes.
The session will be led by Leaders Performance Institute member James Morton, Director of Performance Solutions at Science in Sport, and Professor of Exercise Metabolism at Liverpool John Moores University, who has worked for a series of sports organisations including English Premier League champions Liverpool and the Tour de France-winning Team Sky.
This session will be most suitable for Heads and Directors of Performance or Sport Science, Heads of Nutrition or anyone leading a performance programme.
Through the pandemic, athletes have demonstrated an ability to take more leadership of their own programme, and there's been a greater need for the individualisation of programmes specific to an athlete's phase of development. So how do you incorporate these learnings to optimise your programmes?
The pandemic has forced high performance teams rethink their approach in programme design, simplifying where possible and focusing on the fundamentals. So how has performance delivery become more streamlined and efficient following a number of new challenges?
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This session is open to anyone who attended our Virtual Leaders Meet: Evolution of Leadership event and Leaders Performance Institute Members and is most suitable for Heads and Directors of Performance or Sport Science, Heads of Nutrition or anyone leading a performance programme.
Spaces are limited and will be prioritised on a first-in-first-serve basis.
Date: 17 June, 2021
Time: 16:00 BST // 11:00 EST
Duration: 60 minutes
