Wayne Goldsmith is one of the leading innovators and thinkers in high performance sport. His coaching, thinking and teaching have influenced some of the World's leading athletes, coaches and teams. He is an inspirational speaker and presenter who is able to educate, entertain, challenge and engage audiences of all ages.

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Check out more great articles by Wayne Goldsmith on his websites Check http://www.coachingbrain.com/ and http://www.moregold.com.au/

Wayne Goldsmith's written work - over 300 published articles - have been published and printed in fifteen countries and in seven languages. He has been and continues to be one of the most influential and creative minds in world sport. 

Check out more great articles by Wayne Goldsmith on his websites Check http://www.coachingbrain.com/ and http://www.moregold.com.au/

Section manager for Australia's Triathlon team for the 2004 Athens Olympics, Wayne Goldsmith, dares the swimming world to take a long look at a global problem. While the outstanding performances of elite swimmers around the world in the lead in to the Olympics give the impression that all is rosy, the truth is - it isn't. Wayne offers some challenging and interesting solutions.

Fifty things you can do to help your child achieve in sport

Telstra Dolphins Media Director, Ian Hanson puts head coach Alan Thompson under the microscope with this exclusive series of questions following the team's success at the FINA World Swimming Championships in Montreal.

The Minister for the Arts and Sport, Senator Rod Kemp, today announced that the Government will establish a new independent body to take up the fight against drugs in sport in Australia.

Coaches change lives. How does the concept of Leadership apply in Coaching? Wayne Goldsmith shared these thoughts at the 2003 ASCTA Convention on the Queensland Gold Coast.

Wayne Goldsmith was a section manager for Australia's Triathlon team for the 2004 Athens Olympics. He has produced many sports articles over the years. This article is published with permission to assist swimmers preparing for their first National Championships.

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Successful competitive swimming is the ability to maintain technical excellence at maximum speed when fatigued and under pressure. To achieve this successful competitive state, swimmers and coaches need to work at developing a wide range of performance factors in training and in preparation for racing. Wayne Goldsmith discusses this psychology.

This paper by Wayne Goldsmith examines the concept of creating an Environment of Excellence and the role that effective communication and goal setting play in achieving a winning formula.