Shaun Huls's guest appearances

Shaun Huls

1 More Mile Podcast

Leaders Performance Podcast

Teamcast

Andrew Huberman

Brad Stulberg

Duncan French

Stuart Lancaster

Chris Powell

Raymond Blanc

Kyle Dubas

Sam Walker

Kevin Forbes

Mark Shapiro

Jimmy Hatch

Daniel Coyle

Dave Brailsford

Eddie Jones

Sean Dyche

OwlTail

Today, I speak with Shaun Huls, Director of High Performance at NFL Football team, the Cleveland Browns. Shaun has worked for 30 years in college sport, military special operations, and professional football in America.In the conversation, we discuss:- sports science and human performance,-	we talk about the myths of physical and mental performance,- skill acquisition and skill transition,- staying a white belt everyday,- the origin of one of the NCAA's first strength and conditioning programs in the country,- taking care of the primary "human weapon system," as Shaun describes it to me,- on how you don't have to "get ready" if you "stay ready"- willing oneself to be a great player off of one thing: a routine- removing the word "potential" from your name- growing beyond your mentor- how your primary responsibility on any high performing team is acquiring skills and knowledge, and executing that skill: slow, then at speed, then at speed when fatigued, then at speed when fatigued, and under pressure, and doing so consistently.Please enjoy my conversation with the Cleveland Browns' Director of High Performance, my friend, Shaun Huls.

Today, I speak with Shaun Huls, Director of High Performance at NFL Football team, the Cleveland Browns. Shaun has worked for 30 years in college sport, military special operations, and professional football in America.In the conversation, we discuss:- sports science and human performance,-	we talk about the myths of physical and mental performance,- skill acquisition and skill transition,- staying a white belt everyday,- the origin of one of the NCAA's first strength and conditioning programs in the country,- taking care of the primary "human weapon system," as Shaun describes it to me,- on how you don't have to "get ready" if you "stay ready"- willing oneself to be a great player off of one thing: a routine- removing the word "potential" from your name- growing beyond your mentor- how your primary responsibility on any high performing team is acquiring skills and knowledge, and executing that skill: slow, then at speed, then at speed when fatigued, then at speed when fatigued, and under pressure, and doing so consistently.Please enjoy my conversation with the Cleveland Browns' Director of High Performance, my friend, Shaun Huls.

#10 Cleveland Brown's Director of High Performance, Shaun Huls

Phil Coles

“It is important to learn the ‘end state’ for the coach,” says Shaun Huls. “It is not about my numbers.” The Director of High Performance at the Philadelphia Eagles, winners of Super Bowl LII, was speaking onstage at the 2016 Leaders Sport Performance Summit in New York. Huls sat alongside Phil Coles, who is the Head of the Athletic Department at the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs, as they delved into the important impact a high performance department can have on injury prevention and rehab at an organisation - once the coach and the management understand their value. Other topics up for discussion included:  The lessons Huls learnt from working with US Navy SEALs and those Coles brought from his time in Australian rugby and the English Premier League; The nation that injuries most often stem from the actions of coaches and athletes themselves; Overcoming the resistance of coaching staffs with extensive experience in any given sport; The dangers of ‘mission creep’ for high performance staffs; The use of data in modern sport;  Previous Episode: Leaders Performance Podcast: Scott Hann &amp; Jo Cole Listen to the round-up above and subscribe today on iTunes, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

<h4>“It is important to learn the ‘end state’ for the coach,” says Shaun Huls. “It is not about my numbers.” The Director of High Performance at the Philadelphia Eagles, winners of Super Bowl LII, was speaking onstage at the 2016 Leaders Sport Performance Summit in New York.</h4> Huls sat alongside Phil Coles, who is the Head of the Athletic Department at the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs, as they delved into the important impact a high performance department can have on injury prevention and rehab at an organisation - once the coach and the management understand their value. Other topics up for discussion included: <ul> <li>The lessons Huls learnt from working with US Navy SEALs and those Coles brought from his time in Australian rugby and the English Premier League;</li> <li>The nation that injuries most often stem from the actions of coaches and athletes themselves;</li> <li>Overcoming the resistance of coaching staffs with extensive experience in any given sport;</li> <li>The dangers of ‘mission creep’ for high performance staffs;</li> <li>The use of data in modern sport;</li> </ul> Previous Episode: <a href="https://leadersinsport.com/performance/leaders-performance-podcast-jo-cole-scott-hann/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Leaders Performance Podcast: Scott Hann &amp; Jo Cole</a> Listen to the round-up above and subscribe today on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/leaders-performance-podcast/id1124488318?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a>, <a href="https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/leaders/the-leaders-performance-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stitcher </a>and <a href="https://overcast.fm/itunes1124488318/leaders-performance-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Overcast</a>, or your chosen podcast platform.

Ep 30: Shaun Huls & Phil Coles