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The Art Of Coaching

E55 | Duncan French: Fadbusting Training for Combat Sports

The Art Of Coaching

Brett Bartholomew

Health & Fitness, Business, Education

5 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

The first workshops to dive more deeply into the technical aspects of communication in coaching are now live!   If you are someone who values deep learning, the acquisition and evaluation of new skills you will actually use, as well as finding out what makes those around you tick, then we invite you to join us for our highly interactive Apprenticeship™ 2-day live event!   The Art of Coaching Apprenticeship™ is research backed, and is the first event of its kind to truly bridge the gap between skilled interpersonal communication and leadership development across domains.   Collectively, our programs have welcomed leaders of all ages from over 30 professions and 22 countries including Australia, Mexico, Canada, Ireland, Japan, Brazil, Africa, China, India, Norway and Poland.   Simply put, if you work with people in any capacity, The Apprenticeship™ is for you!   Whether your goal is to become more effective at building buy-in with those you lead, improving your ability to adapt on the fly, making critical decisions under uncertainty, or simply improving your own self-awareness as a leader, these two days will help you extract strategies that you can actually put to use.   The vast majority of our attendees seek us out specifically because they have had enough of the traditional “death-by-PowerPoint” seminars that are rife with vague self-help sound bites, trust falls, overcrowded conference rooms, shouting gurus, and topics that ignore the chaotic realities of true leadership such as:   Topics Include:       Navigating Power Dynamics & Politics Building Buy-In Across Varying Generations The Role of Perception in Leadership The Skilled and Ethical Use of Influence in Leadership 7 Critical Elements of Interpersonal Communication Strategies for Making Better Decisions While Under Duress The Truth Regarding Self-Awareness and Reflection Conflict Resolution in the New Age Creating Assessments and Evaluations For Yourself and Your Team This is done through a strategic mixture of case study reviews, role playing break-outs, self and peer evaluations, film break-downs, group discussions and more.   The truth is that every leader needs a safe place to rehearse and refine their strategies for some of life’s biggest moments-The Apprenticeship™ is that place.   We look forward to seeing you!  I would also like to remind everyone that our very next The Apprenticeship™ is on Saturday, January 25th at The Rack Athletic Performance Center in Atlanta, GA! *For questions regarding potential discounts or bespoke events please see our FAQ page and email [email protected]   This information is kept free by our partnership with Momentous. To learn more about Momentous and what they do to help our community go to livemomentous.com/brett. As part of the Art of Coaching audience, you can receive $20 off your 1st order of Momentous by using code BRETT20 at checkout. (Minimum purchase amount of $50).   It is my pleasure to be joined by Duncan French on episode 55 of The Art Of Coaching Podcast.  Globally recognized as a leading expert in high performance sport, Dr. Duncan French has over 20 years of experience working with elite professional and Olympic athletes. Prior to joining the UFC, French was the Director of Performance Science at the University of Notre Dame, where he was responsible for directing sport-specific technical interfaces that maximized the impact of performance services.     Topics Covered:   Duncan's career leading up to working for the UFC Dealing with roadblocks and getting fighters and coaches to think outside of the box Can we reach athletes in a more organic way? Why providing context in training is so important and the pursuit of adaptations Duncan's belief in the 52-week fight camp vs. the traditional 8-week fight camp How Duncan addresses athletes always feeling they need to do more (cancer of volume) Concurrent training and skillfully maximizing adaptations How does Duncan handle all of the different

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0:00.0

Hey everybody nice to be joined by you again on the Art of Coaching podcast a

0:03.8

few updates before we begin the show. So we have an awesome episode today with

0:07.9

Duncan French and I do want to give you a heads up though that you're going to

0:11.5

notice a little bit of a difference in the audio and that's simply because this

0:15.1

and a few other episodes that are going to come out this year were recorded

0:18.3

earlier in 2019. Why? Well I batch my content because I want to make sure that I keep things consistent

0:25.5

for you guys. And I want to make sure that no matter what goes on in my life, that you

0:29.6

never have to worry about me not being able to deliver for you or give you fresh content

0:35.0

or give you fresh insight. So I batch certain episodes. And that means some of them are

0:39.5

going to come out later in the year or in this case, even the next year. And we try to get as many great

0:45.3

guests on the show as possible. I'm also going to be doing some more solo episodes. So in

0:50.5

that you're going to hear some audio that was recorded earlier on when we were first moving

0:54.8

into a new house trying to find kind of the right space. And I also had some older podcast

0:58.9

equipment. So most of you don't even notice. I've been worried about it in the past. Most people are like, dude, I don't care.

1:05.4

As long as the content's good, that's all I care about.

1:07.8

But I just wanted you to know so you didn't worry, hey, is there going to be inconsistency

1:11.6

in the audio going forward?

1:13.4

For the most part, no.

1:14.4

There's like I said, a handful of episodes that were recorded earlier in the process, but As you hear me right now, so just enjoy I know we could have recorded re-recorded the interviews

1:25.3

But honestly guys, I think you'll agree when you hear the content they knocked it out of the park

1:29.8

So it is simply redo the episode because now I had a chance to you know get settled into my house and find a quieter place to record

1:37.1

Where the acoustics are a little bit better just didn't make sense. I think at the end of the day

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