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Training Well Done is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (running) and has published 98 episodes.

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Training Well Done has published 98 episodes.

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Training Well Done regularly covers Education, Health, Fitness, Sports, Running. It sits in the Education category, with a running focus.

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Training Well Done

Hosted by Unknown Host · Education · EN · 98 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Coach Tim and Coach Donald are strength and running coaches at Global Human Performance, a personal training gym that helps athletes, especially endurance athletes and runners, build durable bodies and high performance. This podcast is a way to share with our broader community the science of how training goes to continue educating people against much of the antiquated information, misconceptions, and nonsense that exists so that you can ask better questions to be informed. Learn more at our website: www.ghperformance.com Follow us on Instagram @Training_Well_Done https://www.instagram.com/training_well_done

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Training Well Done is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 98 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 #23
Long-Term Athletic Development
Aug 23, 20261 hourS2
Summary: Coach Donald and Coach Tim discuss Long-Term Athletic Development, and how this science influences the coaching philosophy of Global Human Performance. Noteworthy Moments/Quotes: 6:57 - Coach Donald introduces the topic of the day: Long-Term Athletic Development (LTAD) 13:20 - The coaches share their Coaching Moments from the past several weeks 22:12 - Coach Donald breaks down some Common Myths associated with LTAD 28:30 - Coach Donald shares the fundamental Stages of Development 49:30 - The coaches talk about what GHP’s goals are for their athletes, and what those timelines look like 57:25 - Coach Donald wraps up the episode with the Key Takeaways Resources Mentioned: Webinar: https://ghperformance.com/webinar/ Website: https://ghperformance.com/ Next Episode Teaser: In Season 2: Episode 24, the coaches discuss the Athlete Tiers at Global Human Performance and how an athlete improves their performance by progressing through these stages.
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Episode #20
Emotional Regulation
Jul 12, 202655 minS2
Summary: Coach Tim & Coach Donald continue their discussion on Mental Skills Training (MST) by exploring the concept of Emotional Regulation Noteworthy Moments/Quotes: 0:20 - The coaches open up the episode with a thought experiment 7:32 - Coach Tim reviews the definition of sports psychology, recaps the previous episode on Mental Skills Training and sets the stage for the discussion on Emotional Regulation 13:23 - The coaches explore some Common Myths associated with Emotional Regulation 18:27 - Coach Tim starts the Deep Dive with a review of Attention Control 39:39 - Coach Tim discusses Pre-Performance Routines and how they can impact an athlete’s Emotional Regulation 51:52 - Coach Tim mentions the Acceptance-Based Approach, but saves the discussion for the next episode, and summarizes the episode with a few Key Takeaways 53:30 - Coach Donald pitches the Strength Training for Runners webinar and the Summer/Fall Race Training program Resources Mentioned: Webinar: https://ghperformance.com/webinar/ Website: https://ghperformance.com/ Next Episode Teaser: In Season 2: Episode 21, the coaches move on to Part 3 of the Sports Psychology spin-off by talking about the theory of the Acceptance-Based Approach
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Episode #19
Mental Skills Training
Jun 28, 20261h 19mS2
Summary: Coach Tim & Coach Donald introduce a four-part, sports psychology mini-series, and begin with a discussion on Mental Skills Training. Noteworthy Moments/Quotes: 0:01 - The coaches kick off the episode with a Facebook Marketplace Gear Grind 2:50 - Coach Donald highlights Summer Trackside, and chats about the first few days of the program 6:50 - The coaches provide an overview of Sports Psychology, discuss the role it plays in training and competition and break down the individual components of Mental Skills Training 16:30 - might be a good clip about time management?? 19:48 - Coach Tim explores some common myths surrounding Mental Skills Training 22:30 - perhaps another good clip about elite athletes maybe or maybe not being fundamentally better at MST 25:30 - good clip about how MST can elevate an athletes performance in higher-level competition 27:40 - Coach Tim breaks down four main topics of Mental Skills Training, and starts off with goal setting 30:00 - (maybe?)good clip explaining process goals versus outcome goals 37:12 - Coach Tim moves on to the second main topic, Attention Control 37:30 - (maybe?) not to overdo the funny bits at the expense of training-related stuff, but your call 38:28 - perhaps a good clip about attention control and filtering 42:50 - a racing misadventure anecdote from Coach Tim 46:46 - another racing story from Coach Donald 52:23 - The coaches explore Imagery & Visualization 52:35 - another clip from Coach Donald about actually practicing MST 55:50 - a clip about how to get maximum benefit from Imagery & Visualization 1:01:20 - Coach Tim introduces the idea of Self Talk 1:13:08 - Coach Tim provides some key takeaways for Mental Skills Training 1:16:24 - Coach Donald signs off on the episode, pitches the Webinar, Summer Trackside and the Summer/Fall Race Training program Resources Mentioned: Webinar: https://ghperformance.com/webinar/ Website: https://ghperformance.com/ Next Episode Teaser: In Season 2: Episode 20, the coaches explore the concept of Emotional Regulation as part two of a four-part series on Mental Skills Training. Music Used: Guera Encantadora by Casa Rosa from @podcastbackgroundmusic on YouTube
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Episode #18
Track Season Recap
Jun 14, 20261h 13mS2
<h1>Summary:</h1>Coach Donald & Coach Tim debrief after the track season, and share some athlete success stories as well as key coaching takeaways from the season.<br/><h1>Noteworthy Moments/Quotes:</h1>0:30 - The coaches chit chat about their inability to complete basic life functions outside of the coaching and training world3:25 - Coach Tim recaps his battle with a broken lawnmower & Coach Donald shares his experience with automotive maintenance8:58 - Coach Donald provides the listeners with the latest family updates12:50 - Final athlete updates from the Spring Race Training program16:00 - Coach Donald takes a deep dive into...
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Episode #17
Spring Race Training Recap
May 31, 202644 minS2
<h1>Summary:</h1>Coach Donald & Coach Tim discuss the Race Training program at GHP, and share some reflections and learnings about their experiences during the training cycle.<br/><h1>Noteworthy Moments/Quotes:</h1>2:20 - Coach Donald talks about Global Human Performance’s role as a strength & conditioning gym for endurance athletes, specifically runners.3:30 - Coach Tim provides an overview of what the Race Training program actually is.11:00 - Coach Tim talks about the art of cultivating and growing a community, and its impact on the athletes and their results.12:30 - Coach Tim shares some details about the Adult Trackside sessions, wh...
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Mental Skills Training

Jun 28, 20261h 19mS2

Summary: Coach Tim & Coach Donald introduce a four-part, sports psychology mini-series, and begin with a discussion on Mental Skills Training. Noteworthy Moments/Quotes: 0:01 - The coaches kick off the episode with a Facebook Marketplace Gear Grind 2:50 - Coach Donald highlights Summer Trackside, and chats about the first few days of the program 6:50 - The coaches provide an overview of Sports Psychology, discuss the role it plays in training and competition and break down the individual components of Mental Skills Training 16:30 - might be a good clip about time management?? 19:48 - Coach Tim explores some common myths surrounding Mental Skills Training 22:30 - perhaps another good clip about elite athletes maybe or maybe not being fundamentally better at MST 25:30 - good clip about how MST can elevate an athletes performance in higher-level competition 27:40 - Coach Tim breaks down four main topics of Mental Skills Training, and starts off with goal setting 30:00 - (maybe?)good clip explaining process goals versus outcome goals 37:12 - Coach Tim moves on to the second main topic, Attention Control 37:30 - (maybe?) not to overdo the funny bits at the expense of training-related stuff, but your call 38:28 - perhaps a good clip about attention control and filtering 42:50 - a racing misadventure anecdote from Coach Tim 46:46 - another racing story from Coach Donald 52:23 - The coaches explore Imagery & Visualization 52:35 - another clip from Coach Donald about actually practicing MST 55:50 - a clip about how to get maximum benefit from Imagery & Visualization 1:01:20 - Coach Tim introduces the idea of Self Talk 1:13:08 - Coach Tim provides some key takeaways for Mental Skills Training 1:16:24 - Coach Donald signs off on the episode, pitches the Webinar, Summer Trackside and the Summer/Fall Race Training program Resources Mentioned: Webinar: https://ghperformance.com/webinar/ Website: https://ghperformance.com/ Next Episode Teaser: In Season 2: Episode 20, the coaches explore the concept of Emotional Regulation as part two of a four-part series on Mental Skills Training. Music Used: Guera Encantadora by Casa Rosa from @podcastbackgroundmusic on YouTube

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