The Greatness Of Michael Schumacher
Episode Description
When the best athletes in the world think they've gotten as good as they can get, they call Dr Kerry Spackman.
He's a cognitive neuroscientist who started in mathematics and went on to spend years inside F1 working with the great Jackie Stewart, developing McLaren, Lewis Hamilton and many more.
He worked with the All Blacks through the 2011 World Cup campaign, developed technology for New Zealand's 2012 Olympic team and so much more.
Thirty years in rooms with people who are almost impossible to impress. He knows exactly what separates them from everyone else, what happens in your brain the moment you choke, and why he thinks a world champion can still be a loser.
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Brief Summary
Michael Schumacher's intense work ethic defines championship success.
Key points
- The Price of Greatness. Schumacher's relentless work ethic sets him apart from other champions.
