The Win Well Podcast Series

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How To Win Well

In these Human Performance podcasts, I am delighted to be joined by people who are sharing their stories of sustainable human performance, wellbeing, transitions and mental health, who are striving to win well for themselves and those in their care. The foundations of Win Well’s passion for sustainable human performance come from having spent over 20 years in elite sport supporting the wellbeing, lifestyle and transition needs of Great Britain's Olympic and Paralympic athletes and more recently the England Women's Football Teams.

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How to Win Well: The Safe to Practise Playbook for Player Facing Practitioners

Win Well co-founder Jo Harrison shares how the Safe to Practise framework keeps player and athlete facing practitioners safe, and gives them the standards and confidence to do their best work. We cover data collection, professional training, confidentiality, supervision and why practitioner wellbeing has to be non-negotiable. For anyone in player care, performance lifestyle, player development, athlete wellbeing, HR, L&D or coaching. #playercare #performancelifestyle #performance #humanperformance #coaching #playerdevelopment

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How to Win Well: Creating a Performance Wellbeing Culture in Women's Football Jen Coe

In this episode we are joined by Jen Coe, Performance Wellbeing Lead for the Barclays Women's Super League and Barclays Women's Championship. Together we explore how holistic care, intentional wellbeing strategies and human connections are transforming women's football. Jen discusses building cultures rooted in psychological safety and sustainable wellbeing, where care becomes a foundational pillar for success. Listeners will gain insights into prioritising wellbeing in leadership, team culture and performance frameworks. Whether you are a leader, coach, performance wellbeing coach, player care manager, part of a high-performance environment and looking to create a performance wellbeing culture this is a must listen to. I hope it will challenge you to refine and recreate what success means for you and your team.

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How to Win Well: Performance Wellbeing Podcast Toby Penty Olympic Wellbeing and Resilience Episode

In this episode Olympian, Coach and alopecia ambassador Toby Penty shares his journey of self-reflection and discovery throughout his time in elite sport. Toby shares his insights on how athletes must mature quickly when entering high pressure environments, how he shifted from the individualism of a singles badminton player to giving, mentoring, listening and giving back, and the positive impact that had on his career. We dive into his personal experience with alopecia, the loss of funding, trying to qualify for an Olympic Games during Covid, and how facing these challenges has shaped him both as an athlete coach and a person helping him grow in ways he never expected. And as we wrap up, Toby shares the powerful metaphor 'you are a mirror' that will leave you with plenty to think about. Toby's resilience throughout his journey is something we can all learn from. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

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How to Win Well: Creating Sustainable Performance for Your Team with Emma Deutsch

Emma Deutsch, one of Nissan's most accomplished female engineers, talks about what it takes to succeed as a leader in a data-driven, technological environment. She explores why mental health, wellbeing and self-care matter so much for leaders, and share practical ways to perform at your best without losing sight of your own wellbeing in a high-pressure role. For leaders, engineers, women in STEM and anyone in a demanding corporate environment.

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