So Your Kid Wants To Play Sport

Tapping into Bond University's extensive network of medical, health science and elite sporting expertise, this podcast digs into issues relevant to younger athletes - mindset, injury management, training and playing load, weights and resistance training, diet, and rest and recovery. Hosted by broadcaster Matt Webber.

So Your Kid Wants To Play Sport is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #6

  The motivational magnificence of mud w/ Dan Boardman (S2E6)

  Sep 16, 202535 minS5

  <p>Too many young people are walking away from sport too early. </p><p>One of the factors inspiring them to call it quits is overcompetitiveness. </p><p>Bond Rugby veteran Dan Boardman reckons the selfishness that emerges when players, coaches and parents forget the joy that comes with team effort and focus on personal success and/or winning might shoulder much of the blame. </p><p>Here, while reflecting on the years of quiet toil that has underpinned Bond's extraordinary recent run of grand final success, Dan encourages young athletes to 'get down in the mud', embrace the grind...

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  Episode #5

  Making mindset matter: featuring Georgia Bodle (S2E5)

  Aug 6, 202542 minS2

  <p>One of the lines you'll often hear directed at junior sportspeople by coaches and parents is this: </p><p>“You’re getting in your own head…”</p><p>It can mean many things in many instances of course … that a player is worrying about mistakes, or frustrated at their performance or flustered by a bigger, stronger or more advanced opponent. </p><p>What it insinuates, though, is that the poor kid’s brain is some kinda hot mess… </p><p>So in this episode we are going to do what we can to ‘tidy up the room’ so to speak. </p><p>How...

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  'Everyone gets a ribbon.' Featuring Dr Shawna Campbell S2E4

  Jul 2, 202527 minS0

  <p>'It wasn't like that in my day.'</p><p>'Kids these days are set up to fail - they're taught to be soft.'</p><p>'They're more worried about hurt feelings than they are rewarding kids for being good at something!'</p><p>If you haven't heard this kind of banter at a kids' sports day, we suspect you weren't listening... </p><p>But is there a reason schools and clubs around the country are so big on handing out participation prizes? </p><p>Bond University Assistant Professor Shawna Campbell is a psychologist whose research focuses...

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  Episode #3

  'More mentor, less coach': Building resilience in young athletes featuring Jackson Silvester-Lee S2E3

  Jun 18, 202535 minS2

  <p>When Jackson Silvester-Lee arrived in Australia in 2017, he'd recently been picked in the Canada West rugby squad and things were looking up. After years of struggling for attention from selectors, he'd finally been seen - he was finally on the radar. Studying at Bond University would be the [perfect next step - he'd play for the Bull Sharks and earn a degree in Exercise and Sport Science at the same time. It was the perfect time to ramp things up so he could one day represent his country.</p><p>Then a severe back injury ruined everything. His rugby...

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  Episode #2

  Leaving elite sport behind featuring Jo Fargus OLY. S2E2

  Jun 8, 202536 minS2

  <p>Jo Fargus has always been an achiever. </p><p>Her swimming talent was identified early. By the age of 12 she was spending 20 hours a week in the pool and another 15 hours weekly in the gym, on the track, or enduring physical therapy to hone her talent. Her hard work paid off. She swam for University of Bath and University of Southern California (where she earned a Bachelor of Communication degree). She represented Great Britain at the Sydney Olympics in 2000, swam at the World Aquatic Championships, and won Commonwealth Games medals for Great Britain in Manchester in 2002 and for Australia...

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