Jay Carter
Talking Performance
Talking Performance was a collaboration with Jay Carter & David Galbraith where they had guests on discussed the world and their views with them. Now Jay is flying solo and he interviews a guest to bring their story to the community and share some of their experiences in an effort to help us all grow.
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Jay Carter
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14 juin 2026
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Ep 197 - Scott McLean - Unlocking Complexity in Sports: Systems Thinking with Scott McLean 14.06.2026 1:01:05
In this episode of Talking Performance we explore how systems thinking and complexity science reshape our understanding of sports performance, injury prevention, and organizational change. Scott McLean, a seasoned researcher and consultant, dives deep into how integrated systems and holistic insights can help clubs and practitioners breakthrough traditional barriers. In this episode: Scott McLea...
Ep 196 - Dan Vann - From Coaching to Mental Skills 07.06.2026 1:05:04
In this episode of Talking Performance, Dan Vann shares his journey from sports coaching to mental skills and performance coaching, highlighting practical strategies for stress management, goal setting, and resilience. Discover how integrating mental skills can enhance performance in sports, corporate, and everyday life. Send us Fan Mail Support the show https://talkingperformancepod.com/
Ep 195 - Cameron Schwab - The Power of Embracing Ambiguity in Leadership and Coaching 31.05.2026 1:22:25
Most leaders and coaches are afraid of showing their vulnerability, in this interview Cameron Schwab reveals why your “limp” is actually your greatest strength in leadership. At just 24, he became the youngest AFL CEO in history, navigating a club in deep struggle while grappling with his own insecurities. Now, he shares how embracing imperfections, drawing out your true self, and cultivating a g...
Ep 194 - RJ Smith - Unlocking High Performance: Simplifying Coaching, Building Resilient Teams, and Embracing Critical Thinking 24.05.2026 1:18:15
In this episode I speak to Richard (RJ) Smith as he reflects on the evolution of athlete and coach development. RJ emphasises simplicity, critical thinking, and the power of relationships in high-performance environments. This conversation explores practical strategies for coaching, self-awareness, and fostering meaningful growth in sports and beyond. In this episode: The shift towards simplicity...
Episode 193 - Christian Penny - Unlocking Leadership and Collaboration Through Māori Tikanga and Complexity Thinking 14.05.2026 1:06:08
Join us in this insightful episode where Christian Penny shares his expertise bridging Māori Tikanga, leadership, and complexity science to foster better collaboration, innovation, and performance in sports, business, and communities. Discover how cultural frameworks enhance team dynamics and how to navigate uncertainty with confidence. In this episode: Christian's background spanning from ar...
Ep 192 - Nick Voke - What Playing Free Actually Looks Like (From YouTube to Tour Golf) 18.04.2026 55:18
Nick’s journey is fascinating. From one of New Zealand’s top amateurs, to early professional success, through a period where the game nearly broke him, and now into a phase where he’s playing some of his best golf with a completely different mindset. What changed? This conversation dives into that turning point. We explore how stepping away from outcome-driven thinking, and into a more free, self-...
Ep 191 - From Anxiety to Acceptance: Dr. Raymond Prior's Guide to Performance 09.04.2026 1:03:43
Seemed a cool episode to release the week of the Masters! This week I am joined by Dr Raymond Prior. Discover how to cultivate "stable confidence" and perform at your best under pressure. In this episode, Dr. Raymond Prior shares his journey into performance psychology, debunks common myths about confidence, and offers practical strategies to perform freely regardless of external factors...
Ep 190 - David Galbraith - The 15,000 Feet Moment: How Everyone Has a Moment of Terror and How It Can Transform Your Life 03.04.2026 1:05:39
In this conversation, David Galbraith and I explore how courage, mindset, and the metaphor of the handbrake influence personal and team performance across sports, leadership, and everyday life. DG emphasizes the importance of psychological layers, cultural alignment, and coaching as key drivers of excellence. A pivotal moment in the discussion is David's skydiving experience, which serves as...
Ep 189 - Lawrie Montague - Performance Coach, Author, Legend 27.03.2026 1:04:59
In this conversation with Lawrie Montague we explore the complexities of coaching and performance in golf, emphasizing the importance of awareness, the journey of seeking knowledge, and the evolution of coaching philosophies. We discuss the challenges players face under pressure, the significance of continuous learning, and the need for a holistic approach to coaching that goes beyond just techni...
Ep 188 - Dave Rennie **RE POST** All Black Coach 2026 07.03.2026 1:00:06
THIS IS A RE PUBLISHED EPISODE This Episode was recorded during Covid when Dave Rennie was with the Wallabies (Australian Rugby Team) and I hosted the podcast with David Galbraith (DG) who was with Renz when the Chiefs won back to back super rugby titles. Dave Rennie has just been appointed the head coach of the All Blacks and I can't wait to see how this season unfolds and I think Dave Renn...
Episode 187 - Pippa Grange - Performance Psychologist 16.12.2025 58:35
So excited to be joined by Pippa Grange, a performance psychologist for the last session of 2025. In this chat Pippa discusses her unique approach to performance psychology, emphasizing the importance of 'winning deep' versus 'winning shallow.' She explores how fear impacts performance, the significance of love and relationships in sports, and the need for a cultural shift in h...
Ep 186 - Dr Jay-Lee Nair - Unpacking the role of Expectations. 24.11.2025 1:02:13
NOTE: My Audio is not great, but good news I don't talk too much!!! In this conversation, I speak with Dr. Jay-Lee Nair and we delve into the intricacies of sports psychology, focusing on the balance between high standards and expectations in athletic performance. We discuss the importance of understanding controllable factors, the role of identity in performance, and the necessity of refl...
Ep 185 - Owen Eastwood - Unveiling Europe's Ryder Cup Triumph: Strategy, Leadership, and Belonging 02.11.2025 1:24:25
In this conversation, Owen Eastwood, a performance coach, shares insights into his experiences with the Ryder Cup and the unique challenges of coaching in professional sports. He discusses the importance of team cohesion, the role of data analytics in performance, and the mindset required for success in high-pressure situations. The conversation also touches on the emotional resilience needed to n...
Episode 184 - Dave Keelty & Samuel McKenzie -The Art of Coaching: Frameworks and Adaptability 21.10.2025 1:24:41
In this episode of "Talking Performance," I am joined by two people who I believe to be leaders in the coaching space; Samuel and Dave Keelty. We discuss the intricacies of coaching, development, and high-performance environments. They write a fantastic blog, it is easy to read and always thought provoking and you can find it here . They have a subscriber goal so it would be cool if you...
Episode 183 - Luke Mackey Performance Coach 12.10.2025 54:30
In this conversation, Jay Carter and Scott Curtis engage with performance coach Luke Mackie, who shares his experiences at the Ryder Cup, discussing the unique intensity of the event, the dynamics of team obligations, and the daily routines of professional golfers. Luke emphasizes the importance of performance coaching, the role of technology in sports, and the significance of creating a sense of...
Episode 182 - RE RELEASE Mark Mathews Big Wave Surfer - Life Beyond Fear 10.09.2025 1:15:04
RE RELEASE - In this engaging conversation, Mark Matthews, a professional big wave surfer, shares his insights on the mental aspects of high performance, fear management, and personal growth. He discusses the unique challenges of surfing compared to other sports, particularly golf, and how he has learned to cope with anxiety and fear. Mark emphasizes the importance of goal setting and gratitude i...
Ep 181 - Derek Panchuk - Skill Acquisition Specialist 04.09.2025 1:01:55
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of skill acquisition with Derek Panchuk, a leading expert in the field. Discover how scientific approaches to learning can transform athletic performance across various sports. From the intricacies of visual perception in ice hockey to strategic athlete development, Derek shares insights on creating environments that foster skill growth and unlo...
Ep 180 - Hone Heke Rankin - The Power of Connection in Māori Culture 27.08.2025 58:12
In this conversation, Hone Heke Rankin shares insights into the significance of names, heritage, and cultural practices in Māori society. He discusses the importance of pepeha and whakapapa in establishing identity and connection. His journey from teaching to mentoring young Māori in high-performance environments. Heke emphasizes the role of haka in fostering vulnerability and connection, the powe...
Episode 179 - Team Culture and Leadership at Chiefs Rugby - Jay Carter 20.08.2025 18:06
In this episode of Talking Performance, I tried something a little different, a solo episode. I have had a brief hiatus but I have been looking at ways in which I may be able to add value to the listeners. With this in mind I tried to share my learnings from a culmination of engaging conversations with the Chiefs coaches I have had on the pod. I dive deep into the essence of team culture and lea...
Episode 178 - Andrew Sissons - Police Specialist Tactical Groups 10.06.2025 1:04:01
In this conversation, Andrew Sissons shares insights from his extensive career in policing, particularly in tactical operations. He discusses the journey into policing, the importance of talent identification, and the qualities that make individuals successful in high-pressure environments. Sissons emphasizes the significance of technical skills, the rigorous training process, and the necessity o...
Episode 177 - RE RELEASE (Ep 85) Jonah Oliver - Performance Psychologist 17.04.2025 58:03
This is a re published episode but it was pretty epic. Unfortunately I didn't quite nail the sound, so it is not my best work, which is a shame and I apologise for that. I am joined by performance psychologist Jonah Oliver, who works with a number of professional athletes, surgeons, entrepreneurs and business leaders and after this chat I think you will know why. Jonah does a fantastic job...
Episode 176 - Bryce Lawrence - Former International Rugby Referee - Head of Training and Education at NZ Rugby 07.04.2025 1:04:51
In this conversation, Bryce Lawrence, a former professional rugby referee, shares insights into his journey from childhood to becoming a top referee. He discusses the influence of his family, particularly his father's legacy in refereeing, and the challenges he faced in his career, including the pressures of officiating at elite levels and during significant matches like the Rugby World Cup....
Episode 175 - Rod Corban Psychologist 30.03.2025 1:03:15
In this conversation, Jay Carter and Rod Corbin delve into the intricacies of sports psychology, exploring Rod's extensive background in high-performance sports and neuropsychology. They discuss the importance of managing expectations, the role of upbringing in competitiveness, and the significance of building relationships within team environments. Rod shares insights from his journey into...
Ep 174 - Carl Woods - Learning Design & Skill Acquisition 21.03.2025 1:11:23
Today I am joined by Carl Woods as he discusses his transition from Victoria University to the University of Queensland, focusing on the concept of learning design in sports. He emphasizes the importance of adapting coaching methods to better support athletes' learning and development. Carl also addresses the challenges of integrating theoretical knowledge into practical coaching, the gaps...
Episode 173 - Will Roberts - Head of School - Sport and Human Movement Waikato University 05.03.2025 59:43
In this conversation, Jay Carter and Will Roberts explore Will's journey from being an average football player to becoming a prominent figure in sports education and coaching. They discuss the impact of early sports experiences, the transition from player to coach, and the importance of personal development in sports. Will shares insights into his current role at the University of Waikato, h...
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