#032 Le yoga, et si c’était pour moi ?
“Le Yoga c’est réservé aux femmes”, “Le Yoga c’est une secte”, “Ce n’est pas un sport”, “il faut être souple pour faire du yoga”, ” ….
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‘It’s not always a bed of roses, but the blend of characters makes the strength of the team’ – Steve Redgrave British rower, five-time Olympic gold medalist
#032 The Fitness Series: “Prenez plaisir à faire du sport = mission impossible?”
Dans ce premier épisode de notre podcast The Fitness Series, nous attaquons avec nos 3 invités passionnés et influents dans le fitness Lausannois un sujet
#031 Working in and across teams
As the sports industry is very much based on multi-stakeholder collaboration and team-based relationships, this episode explores the responsibilities of individuals and organizations to build and nurture effective and yet harmonious teams. Our gue…
#030 Exploring the career path of a world-class mountain-biker
This episode explores the path of Swiss cyclist Christoph Sauser from racing mountain-bikes to roasting coffee.
#029 Vlad Grbic and sports as a tool for development (grassroots vs. professional development)
This episode explores the path of Serbian Volleyball legend and Olympic champion Vladmir Grbic and his various current activities, from running a grassroots training camp to acting as the Secretary of FIVB’s first Athlete Commission.
#028 Driving transformation in sport organisations
Entrepreneurship can happen in several contexts: new products, new methods, new markets or a sector reorganisation. We want to discuss this topic with sport-workers who represent different fields in the world of sports: what are the trends in this…
#027 Road to the Olympics and beyond: insights from FIBA3x3 and Sport Climbing
How to bring your discipline to the Olympic Games? How do you change your sport? What are the compromises you have to manage with your stakeholders? What about sport identity? And what do you expect from your sport being in the Olympic Games Progr…
#026 Taking control of TV Production
Big sport governing bodies like IOC, FIFA and UEFA in different ways internalised the TV production of their major events. By doing this they standardize their TV product, ensure its quality and consistency and therefore broadcast partners clearly…
#025 Where doping starts
Since IOC introduced mandatory doping tests in 1968 the Olympic Movement was shaken by many doping scandals. Despite a growing list of forbidden substances, increase of controls, the introduction of blood passport, whereabouts information submissi…
#024 Deconstructing Sustainability in Sports
What does sustainability mean nowadays in the world of sports? How can sports organizations become more strategic and free from green-washing initiatives?
#023 S4D: Reporting using innovative and engaging storytelling
Reports tend to be boring and long. With the help of two experts, this episode explores existing reporting tools and solutions and raises questions on the purpose and effectiveness of reporting: why do we report, to whom, and how?
#022 Players Association: What does the future look like for athletes?
Professional athletes are fundamental to sporting events, nevertheless, when the system crumbles due to force majeure, what can we say of the protection net for players and who should be responsible for that? In this episode, we look into players …
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“Golf: a fertile field for diverse abilities” – Tony Bennett
Decodifying the true potential of Golf for athletes has been a road with many ups and downs. From walking the path of an athlete to
“Career Management: Meaningful Networking in Digital Spaces” – Michelle Guiliano
“Fact: Employees will change jobs 11 times from their career start until retirement”, were the beginning words from Michelle Guiliano – the Co-Founder of Salt
“Proving the impact of Sport for Development programs: Peace and Sport’s approach” – Marlene Harnois
This year we celebrate the International Day of Peace with a remarkable guest. Marlene Harnois shares her journey from Olympic medallist to the Champions-for-Peace club
“Community: the secrets to sports’ commerical and social development” – Gustavo Prudente
The organization’s culture is a reflection of its leaders. But, how to implement the community culture? Gustavo Prudente, SportWorks’ Community Building Manager, challenges us with