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You are here: Home / Sports management / High performance management / The Talent Series: Strategy, tactics and then science

The Talent Series: Strategy, tactics and then science

Ross Tucker · 07 Dec 2015 ·

Last updated on April 11th, 2017 at 12:19 pm

Estimated reading time: 1 minute

Let’s try something new…sorry for the dungeon look, it’s done in transit.

 

Here is the presentation that I gave to the English FA and the English RFU over the last week.  Well, it’s an extended version of that talk, and the plan, as I describe in the video above, is to talk you through it piece by piece over coming months, as my time (and energy levels) allow.  Enjoy!

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Then if you’re in this area, two recommended follows on Twitter are the two gents who invited me to the events I mention in the clips, and where I presented parts of the presentation above.

They are:

Stuart Armstrong – @stu_arm, who is the man on player development for the RFU.

Nick Levett – @nlevett Nick is Talent Identification Manager at the FA

And then to email me if you’d like to hear more or have a talk that explains the slides: ross.tucker@mweb.co.za or sportsscientists@gmail.com

Ross

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