Rachel Neylan, OLY retweetledi
Tom Brady literally explaining how to be successful at anything.
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Rachel Neylan, OLY
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Rachel Neylan, OLY
@rachneylan
Olympian | World Champ Silver Medalist | Human Performance Consultant & Coach | Health & Sports tech Advisor | MSc in Coaching Psychology | Physio (BAppSc)
Lucca / Sydney Katılım Haziran 2009
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Which is why many great athletes were not junior champions- they learned how to work hard when no one was watching or cheering, insatiably and intrinsically driven! Digital overload is steering us in another direction - to need constant validation. A topic that deserves air.
Sahil Bloom@SahilBloom
Everyone needs to hear this…
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Rachel Neylan, OLY retweetledi
Performance gains are not found in simply pushing harder or training longer. In her latest column @rachneylan explores how the brain and its chemistry influence how many watts we can push
Read more: rouleur.cc/blogs/rouleur-…
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THE thread on hormone profiles, cycles and female athletic performance well done @ElliottSale 👏🏻
Objective + subjective metrics matter & each athlete is unique.
We do need more high quality research in all areas of female performance but for now this is where it's at 👉🏼
Kirsty Sale@ElliottSale
One More Time For The People In The Back 🧵 1) There is insufficient high-quality evidence to confirm or refute universal menstrual cycle phase based responses in [sports]women This is more than a lack of consensus amongst the scientific community, this is a lack of credible data
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Incredible moment @Paris2024 velodrome with our @AUSOlympicTeam boys winning GOLD! 🥇💚💛
If anyone has ever met, worked with or realised the athletes @TimDecker7 has raised you know how much this means.
Absolute humble human and unsung legend of Aussie cycling.
Chapeau guys!
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Rachel Neylan, OLY retweetledi
Why does no one in these sports care about aero? #Athletics
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Over 35 deg every day here in Toscana 🔥
To get this kind of quality REM during summer is quite amazing!
Loving the new #autopilot features by @eightsleep
#sleepfitness
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Epitomises the word performance and the glorious power of the human body...
Sarah Fields@SarahisCensored
This is Pommel Horse specialist Stephen Nedoroscik. He didn’t move from his spot for two hours while he simply waited for his one special moment. He mentioned that he is cross-eyed and that he can inexplicably switch his dominant eye. Before his routine, Nedoroscik removed his glasses. He told "TODAY" that if he kept his glasses on, they would fly off mid-routine. And now because of him, we won our first medal in gymnastics in 16 years.
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How critical is early specialisation?
Brilliant to have such a large sample size to emphasise this important concept to the world.
And YES, I can confirm all three were part of my athletic journey 👇🏼
Steve Magness@stevemagness
What makes a champion? New analysis of over 6,000 athletes finds those who got to world-class, had during their youth: -more multisport than specialized practice -started their main sport later -accumulated less practice -Initially progressed slower than national class peers
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G R A C E B R O W N 🥇
What a performance.
What a woman.
What a career.
Simply incredible @GLBrown321
💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚
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Rachel Neylan, OLY retweetledi
📊🏆🇦🇺Grace Brown is the first 🌿Olympic Champion road cycling from 🇦🇺Australia since 🇦🇺Sara Garrigan (Road Race 2004).
🔝🌿Last Olympic medals road cycling Australia:
🚺🥇🇦🇺Brown (⏱️🇫🇷’24)
🚹🥉🇦🇺Dennis (⏱️🇯🇵’21)
🚹🥉🇦🇺Rogers (⏱️🇬🇷’04)
🚺🥇🇦🇺Garrigan (🛣️🇬🇷’04)
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Cycling is much more than just a sport. Eritrea has just shown us. Respect.
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@Mark_Renshaw @MarkCavendish @AstanaQazTeam I never doubted this duo back in action. Phenomenal work gents!!! 🤩🍾
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Cycling will always be the most beautiful sport in the world.
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I wonder if anyone has ever proposed promotion/relegation for events? Maybe a points system based on safety and organization?
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Rachel Neylan, OLY retweetledi
I'm a Harvard-trained psychologist
When I finished my Ph.D, I traveled to Tibet to fulfill my dream of crossing the Himalayan mountains.
After several years of working with the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people, I've collected some timeless wisdom the West has forgotten.
Here are the top 5 that will change your outlook on life:
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Rachel Neylan, OLY retweetledi
The most successful people aren't the ones who never fail.
They're the ones who fail, learn, and adapt.
Real toughness is about having the courage to try, even when you're not sure you'll succeed.
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