Ian Renshaw
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Oct 7, 2026
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
We've got something different for you here today, a bonus episode that's different from our typical interview and conversation format.
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
Today, you are about to hear Ian Renshaw's acceptance speech for the Emergence Lifetime Achievement Award in Movement and Skill Acquisition, which was recorded live.
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
Ian is more than deserving of this award and has made an outsized impact on the skill acquisition field.
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
Quick background on Ian before we get into his episode.
Jay CarterHOST
Today's episode is a little different.
Jay CarterHOST
I'm joined by two genuine titans of the skill acquisition world, Professor Keith Davids and Professor Ian Renshaw.
Jay CarterHOST
Together, Keith and Ian have had an enormous influence on how coaches think about learning, practice design, and the relationship between the athlete and their environment.
Jay CarterHOST
They also host The Constraints Collective, a learning platform and podcast exploring ecological dynamics and the constraints that approach.
Rob ColeGUEST
You know, the constraint-led approach, very simply, it has four main principles.
Rob ColeGUEST
You know, you can actually, you know, read about this, you know, Keith Davids, Ian Renshaw, they have a book, The Constraint-Led Approach.
Rob ColeGUEST
Awesome book.
Rob ColeGUEST
Go read it.
Kyle DupicHOST
You should...
Kyle DupicHOST
I was speaking to Ian Renshaw the other day, and this is more of an aside, but since you guys have the money for a trajectory, he was saying that in some of the research with projector, not like pitching machines, but with actual putting a projected bowler up for cricket, that Some of the people were getting hit in the face with the balls that bounced because they didn't have the three dimensional in space this way.
Kyle DupicHOST
And I and it made me wonder if like we're doing the best we can.
Kyle DupicHOST
We want to acknowledge that.