James Haycock retweeted
"I will be more demanding of my staff and I will be more demanding of myself. We all have to raise the bar." 💬
Hear more from the boss as he reflects on a successful 21/22 campaign and sets his sights on 22/23 👇
#CPFC
James Haycock retweeted
Significant rebuild.
New manager.
Young squad.
Famous victories.
We're just getting started ❤️💙
#CPFC
James Haycock retweeted
⚽️Funded Ph.D. opportunity ⚽️
❓Topic: Fatigue monitoring in elite #soccer players
👥With: @Carnegie_Sport and @CPFC
🗓 Closing date: 18.04.22
🔗Application: bit.ly/PhdCPFC
James Haycock retweeted
A privilege to be a part of this 🏴 medical team @Jimmyphys77 @brucybaby81 @mattrabin @Sportsorthodoc @will07storey #balch #EURO2020 #sportsmedicine – at Wales, United Kingdom
Diolch to our medical team for providing a safe camp environment during our travels for #EURO2020 👏
#WAL | #TogetherStronger
James Haycock retweeted
Successful rehab requires a blend of science & art.The art is less tangible, as it rests heavily on practitioner experience & factors including the relationship with the athlete & knowledge of the sport.Intuition,communication & empathy are also highly valued skills #Performance
James Haycock retweeted
🚨 There’s just 24 hours left to apply for the Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist role @TheLewinClinic - please share/retweet, full details on the role are available here ➡️ lewinclinic.co.uk/news/senio…
We are still accepting applications for the senior musculoskeletal physiotherapist role we recently advertised.
You can find out more details about the role via lewinclinic.co.uk where the full job description is available in the 'News' section.
#lsic
James Haycock retweeted
Welcome to the team @vanessa_haycock 💗
Amazing inspiring weekend from the @themummymot team. @mariaElliott17 @KateWalshPhysio @MartaKphysio
James Haycock retweeted
“Great teams work for each other, support each other and most of all TRUST each other.” – at Croydon, London
James Haycock retweeted
When people experience gratitude from their manager, they're more productive. And when teams believe that their colleagues respect and appreciate them, they perform better. s.hbr.org/2tBbxPj
James Haycock retweeted
Reminds me of one of my fave leadership books--The 5 dysfunctions of a team. "Fear of conflict" is cancer.
Productive conflict can be a way to improve ideas, spark innovation, and mitigate risk. But many teams are unwilling or unable to deal with the emotions that conflict often elicits. s.hbr.org/36dwk9I
James Haycock retweeted
Back on the pitch again for @fawales 💪🏼 Great support from #TheRedWall, see you Tuesday night in Cardiff 🏴 #togetherstronger
James Haycock retweeted
Never judge a practitioners ability by their badges but the influence they have on others. “Plan well and the numbers will look after themselves” by @drlittletom stood by me throughout my career. A legend of the field and must listen to presenter! Don’t miss this opportunity 👇🏻👇🏻
James Haycock retweeted
My new website live
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Feel free to view – at Dronfield, England
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Honour to wear the captain’s armband today. Not the result we were after but a big thank you to the travelling, amazing support as always. #RedWall 👍🏼🏴
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Elite football clubs with good quality internal communication have fewer injuries and greater player availability compared to clubs with poor communication. Open access -read whole article @BJSM_BMJ @UEFAcom bjsm.bmj.com/content/bjsport…
James Haycock retweeted
On the best teams, people are willing — and required — to give each other feedback
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