Joe Fortune on the importance of players asking questions // Episode 96

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On episode 96 I am delighted to be joined by Westmeath senior hurling manager Joe Fortune. Joe has also had success managing dublin club Ballyboden and underage dublin hurling panels. This is a raw and honest interview where we learn about Joe’s approach to coaching, creating set ups, how he treats the players in his teams and more.

Episode Notes:
When times are tough who’s going to back you?
If you’re taken off in a game, will it be about you or the team?
The most important people in the navy seals are the people behind them, because if the first people fall the next one step up
The hardest part of the game isn't playing the game it’s caring enough to care about the things that you are doing - Gerry Cinnamon
"The nearer a man comes to a calm mind, the closer he is to strength." - Marcus Aurelius

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