S2E23: The Art of Noticing the Unseen in Sport with Jenny Coady
Jen Coe is dedicated to increasing the visibility of women in sports and promoting well-being across roles in the sporting world.
She currently works within women's professional football in England as the Performance Well-being Lead across the Women's Professional Game, a role she is very passionate about.
With over two decades of experience, she aims to nurture a culture of performance through well-being, where individuals can own and enjoy their sport performance journey and transition with confidence.
Jen's work in coach development, sport psychology and coaching across a portfolio of Olympic and professional sports guides her work, aiming to combat negative behaviours and language through effective and authentic leadership.
And this is why I’m excited to bring you this conversation with Jen, she has a deeply grounded and inspirational approach that is creating a paradigm shift in spaces where performance sport has been stuck for too long.
Talking Points:
- Jen’s helicopter view into situation scenarios
- How courageous conversations can be had at the GM level
- The importance of actively challenging your own biases
- The importance of diversity of thought
- The need for checking and challenging hierarchy
- Foundation of well-being maximises performance
- The art of noticing
- How to prioritise wellbeing, the foundation for everything
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Resources:
- Practitioner Rites of Passage
- Dropping the Struggle by Alison Maitland Jenna Ashford
- The Art of Noticing by Rob Walker
- The Gene Keys by Richard Rudd
- The Art of Contemplation
- Gene Keys by Richard Rudd
- Flow Genome Project
- Dr Joe Dispenza min-body research
- Conversation for the context of Dr Joe Dispenza's work
