The Tao of Sport
Reflecting on Purpose, Passion, and Growth from a Hotbed of High Performance
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Duff Gibson
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Duff Gibson
About this listen
Duff Gibson has spent the better part of three decades in a hotbed of Olympic sport. As an athlete, Duff was a provincial champion speed skater, national champion, and national team member in bobsleighing, and then a world and Olympic gold medalist in the sport of skeleton. As a coach, he led six different athletes to podium finishes at a world level. Competing against, working with, and learning from numerous world-leading athletes and coaches has provided Duff a breadth and depth of experience few others have had.
Despite its mischaracterization in popular culture, the mental side of sport is perhaps the most significant aspect, and what very often makes the difference between success and failure, in particular at the highest level. The Tao of Sport explores the commonality amongst elite performers relating to purpose, passion, and growth, as a means to achieving high performance, or as a means to an end in itself.
An inspiring and informative listen for athletes and coaches of any level, as well as parents, teachers, and anyone helping others to become the best version of themselves.
The Tao of Sport will forever change your perspective on what it really takes to win.
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Critic reviews
"When I started Classroom Champions, it was because I wanted to have an impact and because I believe in the Olympic ideals. That came from my experiences as an athlete. Duff and I were both immersed in sport at a time and place that I think we’ll look back on as being very special. There was and is tremendous value in what we lived and learned. The Tao of Sport encapsulates that time and a value system that elevates everyone involved. It’s as much about character and personal growth as it is about high achievement and I loved reading every page." (Steve Mesler, Olympic gold medalist in bobsleigh and founder of Classroom Champions)
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- Dr Iain Roberts
- 08-12-22
Well worth the read !!
So many great topics discussed in this book! So where to begin with a review?!...
I guess, as I read this, I found myself reflecting on my sporting journey. Over the years I felt I had considered all aspects of sport, from fitness and technique through to optimising sports equipment. So I found this a fascinating read as there are parts I can relate to and, looking back, my experience was to battle through the challenges as and when they arose. So why continue to battle through reactively?!
Reading this was not only hugely enjoyable but also full of unique perspectives that apply to folk involved in any sport at any level. The wealth of experience can assist those encountering similar challenges without feeling like these battles are isolated to their journey.
I also found myself thinking not just about sport but other aspects of life too! These days I'm less in the gym and more with my family and work hat on. There are definitely aspects of this book that have parallels with how we approach all walks of life.
Well worth the read!
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- Nicky
- 19-01-23
Thank you 🙏
Wise words I will listen to time and again, taking something different every time. A bible for sport and life at every stage - thank you 🌟
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