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Q&A Live Call with Jon Emmett - Training Methods to Transform your Race Results

by Andy Rice 13 Oct 05:55 NZDT
Jon Emmett coaching Lily Xu who won Olympic gold at London 2012 © Jon Emmett

Train Hard, Fight Easy. Too many sailors rely on racing as their only way of improving and it's a hugely flawed way of trying to make progress.

This week Olympic gold medal winning coach Jon Emmett shares his best training methodologies for using short-sharp training sessions to make the biggest gains in the shortest time.

Jon has even written the book on the subject! So Road To Gold is delighted to get the author of Training To Win on this week's free Zoom call where we'll be tapping up Jon for his best tips for solo sailors and small squads who work self-sufficiently or with a coach.

Jon will be sharing his best advice with the Road To Gold team this Thursday evening/ Friday morning (depending on your timezone). Join this week's Live Q&A call with Hamish Willcox, Andy Rice and the rest of the Road To Gold audience.

If you've not been to one of these calls before, give it a try. For free. Most of the people who join the call are repeat customers, because they've got so much out of these 60 minutes of gold nuggets of wisdom and sailing experience.

Join the Live Q&A call with Jon Emmett this Thursday/Friday.

Here's the Zoom link to join the call free:

Join Zoom Meeting with Jon Emmett Meeting ID: 849 8225 0369
Passcode: 081923

WHEN?

The Q&A kicks off on Zoom at 2000 hours UK time Thursday evening 14 October/ 0800 hours NZ time on Friday morning 15 October.

Make sure you're signed up to the Road To Gold Facebook Group to get further info on the call. www.facebook.com/groups/roadtogoldsquad

It's free the join the call Live, but if you can't make it live you can get downloadable recordings of this session and other Road To Gold Q&As by following the link below and subscribing to the calls for a very reasonable fee:

To subscribe to Live Coaching Calls please visit roadtogold.net/p/calls

For more about the 12-step blueprint for a World Class Campaign visit roadtogold.net

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