Here it is. What a session this was! We have the recordings here. Feel free to share and to discuss. Lorimer, Darren and Mick are keynotes for Less Pain and Performance. They only have been scratching the surface. 

We have here some key take-aways from this session:

- We trust the athlete's report. There are no papers available for relevant averages. Elite athletes and performance are the exception by standard. 

- There is no evidence that elite athletes have different nociceptors (danger detectors); but the central processing seems to be very different! 

- The introduction of the industrial athlete 

- Even when the body seems to do the right thing, the human can experience pain

- The story of the Socceroo player at the World-cup that lost performance by speaking to his manager

- The story of the pro-cyclist with leg pain that improved when the parent was around

- Educating elite athletes and performers is intentional. It's a strategy, sometimes in groups.  

- How storytelling can help to get fundamental knowledge across. Players relate to examples of other elite and successful individuals and teams. The story allows get the knowledge across with science and data. That's a game changer. 

The best possible approach

When it comes to competitive sport, less pain is key to peak performance, raising the chance of wins and personal bests. It's exciting to work in the field of sport.  But, just like so many people, you struggle with integrate the best possible approach. After the course you will have an understanding of the huge role pain plays in sport. You will also learn a range of practical strategies that can be applied to ensure every athlete performs at the top of their game.

That’s why we created this course for you. We want to help people truly get results and grow. So, is that you?