Joe Staunton: Why My Coaching Had to Evolve Beyond Training
Oct 11, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 14 segments
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Oct 11, 2026 · 1 hr 21 min · 14 segments
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Joe StauntonGuestNo, I, I didn't know you'd opened for The Rolling Stones on the Isle of Wight, and what's particularly impressive about that is it's not y- like you've gone somewhere else and done that.
You've done that in your own backyard, so the social pressure of friends and family, like, th- th- there's an added element of that, which is fantastic.
Um, when I look at cycling as a sport, I've always had so much respect for cycling.
I can't remem- I remember going to watch once, and I never went again, and I never understood it.
I might come, come back to you one day and go, "Right, Joe, I'm getting on the bike."
Uh, and I look at cyclists and I, I, I look at them similar to boxers, which is you have to be a bit mad to want to compete in that, because you're putting yourself in the hurt locker in every single sense, because you're pretty much using your whole body to maneuver.
So the actual role of what you're doing follows you around everywhere, particularly when you're underfed, 'cause then you're hyper-fixating on everything that you can't have-
No, I, I didn't know you'd opened for The Rolling Stones on the Isle of Wight, and what's particularly impressive about that is it's not y- like you've gone somewhere else and done that.
You've done that in your own backyard, so the social pressure of friends and family, like, th- th- there's an added element of that, which is fantastic.
Um, when I look at cycling as a sport, I've always had so much respect for cycling.
I can't remem- I remember going to watch once, and I never went again, and I never understood it.
I might come, come back to you one day and go, "Right, Joe, I'm getting on the bike."
Uh, and I look at cyclists and I, I, I look at them similar to boxers, which is you have to be a bit mad to want to compete in that, because you're putting yourself in the hurt locker in every single sense, because you're pretty much using your whole body to maneuver.
So the actual role of what you're doing follows you around everywhere, particularly when you're underfed, 'cause then you're hyper-fixating on everything that you can't have-
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