Five podcasts that changed how I understand coaching. 1. The Perception & Action Podcast Rob Gray introduced the science behind perception-action coupling, ecological dynamics and representative practice. It changed the questions I ask. Instead of “What should the movement look like?”, I now ask what information is shaping it, what problem is the player solving, and does the practice preserve transfer conditions? 2. The Talent Equation Stuart Armstrong showed me that coaching sits inside a wider development system. Pathways, selection, culture, relationships and coach education all shape opportunity. It shifted my focus from improving drills to questioning the environment around the player. 3. The My Tennis Coaching Podcast My own podcast forces clarity. It’s a space to test ideas, challenge assumptions and translate skill-acquisition theory into real coaching contexts. Explaining concepts publicly constantly exposes what I don’t yet understand. 4. The Adaptable Athlete Po...