The Constraints Collective
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The Constraints Collective
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In this episode we explore how sociocultural constraints shape the way athletes learn and perform. Using cricket examples like playing conditions in Australia and the current Ashes competition, playing styles, and how different environments create different types of players. Discussing how context and culture drive skill development and performance behaviours.
We also discuss England Rugby Union's winning streak and former All Black Jeff Wilson's comments about overly structured game models and plans.
Enjoy!