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Tristan Mayglothling Profile picture
Tristan Mayglothling
@TMayglothling
PhD Student: Olympic Athlete Well-being. Head of Rowing, Views are my own
Feb 6, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
"Winning Culture"
As part of my degree I have written a little, and read a little more, on cultures at the very top levels of performance.
I don't understand the term "winning culture" but then maybe if I did I would be a winner?
So what is a winning culture? We, the public/fans, are led to believe that England mens football team got better because they did swimming races on unicorns, All Blacks winning is down to cleaning the changing rooms, Boston Celtics win because of a light, Team Sky won because they weighed paint.
Jun 16, 2022 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
I did a 🧵below on the #Whytereview - the review is extensive and I highlight some key statistics within the review.
Here I shall do a🧵on how we got to this point.
Please note - I am not a gymnast and this is not an exhaustive list because its Twitter. In 2020 the Netflix documentary "Athlete A" highlights the legal proceedings against Larry Nassar and the various bodies who knew the abuse was taking place. The brave women who spoke out are currently in process of suing FBI.
bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-…
Jun 16, 2022 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
🧵Today the #Whytereview was published. In 2020 Anna Whyte was commissioned to review the the role of athlete well-being and welfare within British Gymnastics (BG)
This followed highly publicised abuse of Olympic Gymnasts highlighted in Netflix documentary "Athlete A" and beyond. The Whyte Review can be found here:
whytereview.org
It makes for harrowing reading so please beware of this.
It is over 300 pages, and details 400 submissions in response to a Call for Evidence. The scope of the review is from August 2008 - 2020 inclusive.