#49. Unlocking Peak Performance - Bill Nelson

Bill Nelson of Total Performance Concepts, is a highly respected figure in the world of not only sports, but within the corporate world when it comes to coaching, athlete development and sports performance.

His journey started out as a Coal miner but eventually moved into a career as a sports coach, quickly gaining recognition for his innovative training methods and ability to develop athletes' potential. His early work focused on various sports disciplines, where he applied his unique approach to training and performance enhancement.

His main focus early on was in the swimming field, which led him into working with the Australian Swimming Team and working, preparing and helping the team compete at multiple Olympics over a decade as a National Coach. His last olympics as a National Coach was in 2000 at Sydney, his home Olympics. 

Post Sydney 2000, he made moves into the corporate world and also worked with other individuals and teams within the sporting and business world to unlock peak performance and culture.

As the 2024 Paris Olympics kicks off, this conversation with Bill as he shares reflections on life, sport, performance and so much more, will provide so many great insights and gems for all of us.

 

Connect with Bill:

Instagram - @coachbillnelson

Facebook - @coachbillnelson

Website - totalperformanceconcepts.com.au

 

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