
Our mission is to transform practice environments in sport by equipping coaches with the knowledge, understanding and skills to bridge the gap between skill acquisition theory and practice.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Part Two of this month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw and Marco Perazzo (filling in for Keith Davids) continue the conversation with MMA coach Adam Singer (SBG Athens). Adam's whole programming philosophy compresses to three words — "do the thing," sca... more
The Only Thing We Know Is What We Test — Adam Singer on Aliveness, Safety by Design, and What the Calf Kick Proves About Perception
This month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw is joined by Marco Perazzo, filling in for Keith Davids, to talk with Adam Si... more
This month, Ian Renshaw and Keith Davids chatted about why sport keeps falling for the same trick: something happens to be nearby when a team wins, and within a season everyone else is copying it. Ian's anchor image is Clive Woodward's six-foot pink ... more
This month's guest podcast: Ian Renshaw is joined by Jay Carter, Golf New Zealand's National Team Coach and host of the Talking Performance podcast (197 episodes and counting), for a conversation built around a clip Jay sent after listening to TCC's ... more
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I’ve been a listener of ‘The Constraints Collective’ podcast since episode #1. And enjoy listening to the conversations, discussions and debates with Keith, Ian and Martyn each week. My favourite episode to date is, #67 with Stuart Armstrong, go check it out :-)
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This series centers on ecological dynamics and constraint-led coaching as a practical bridge between theory and real-world sport practice. Episodes explore how learning happens in representative, live environments, with coaches testing hypotheses through sparring, play, and varied practice rather than rote repetition. Conversations frequently thread through design of practice spaces, risk management, and the tension between safety and exploration, offering actionable ideas for building adaptive athletes across sports—from MMA to golf and open-water instruction. A standout aspect is the persistent emphasis on translating academic concepts into coaching tools, while guarding against pseudoscience and fad-driven methods. The show often feature... more
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Recent guests on The Constraints Collective include:
1. Adam Singer
2. Jay Carter
3. Craig Harrison
4. Chris Button
5. Mike Richardson
6. Zama Xolani Mofokeng
7. Dave Keelty
8. Sam McKenzie
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