Minutes Mastery a bite-sized learning series | Vol 1 Ep 9 Fosbury Flop | Rajan Arora, Triumph through Training Pvt. Ltd. (3T)
Triumph through Training
2024-09-08
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Welcome to the ninth episode of the Minutes Mastery series by 3T! In this episode, Rajan Arora from Triumph through Training Pvt. Ltd. dives deep into the story behind one of the most revolutionary moments in sports history: the creation of the Fosbury Flop.
For years, high jumpers used traditional techniques like the scissors and straddle to clear the bar. But in the late 1960s, Dick Fosbury, an American high jumper, found himself struggling to improve with these conventional methods. Instead of accepting the status quo, Fosbury dared to think differently. He began experimenting with a new technique—one that involved arching his back and jumping over the bar backward, a move that was so unconventional it was initially mocked and called an 'airborne seizure.'
However, Fosbury’s persistence and belief in his new approach paid off spectacularly at the 1968 Olympics, where he won the gold medal and set a new Olympic record using his now-famous technique, the Fosbury Flop. This episode showcases how true innovation often meets with skepticism, but those who dare to disrupt the norm can achieve extraordinary success.
Rajan Arora of 3T takes you through this inspiring journey, highlighting the importance of recognizing changes in our environment and being open to experimenting with new approaches in any field—be it sports, business, or personal life. The Fosbury Flop is more than just a technique; it's a testament to the power of innovation and the courage to challenge existing paradigms.
At 3T, we believe that small insights can lead to big impacts. Through our Minutes Mastery series, we share these nuggets of wisdom in bite-sized episodes, making it easy for you to learn and grow at your own pace.
The groundbreaking Fosbury Flop technique introduced by Dick Fosbury.
Presented by Rajan Arora, a leader in promoting innovative thinking at 3T.
Don’t miss this episode if you’re looking to disrupt the status quo and achieve greatness by thinking outside the box.
Stay tuned to Minutes Mastery for more quick insights on pressing issues and valuable lessons! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes of Minutes Mastery!
For more information
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://trainingsforall.com/
Instagram: / trainingsforall
LinkedIn: / trainingsforall
Whatsapp: https://wa.me/919828572465
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For years, high jumpers used traditional techniques like the scissors and straddle to clear the bar. But in the late 1960s, Dick Fosbury, an American high jumper, found himself struggling to improve with these conventional methods. Instead of accepting the status quo, Fosbury dared to think differently. He began experimenting with a new technique—one that involved arching his back and jumping over the bar backward, a move that was so unconventional it was initially mocked and called an 'airborne seizure.'
However, Fosbury’s persistence and belief in his new approach paid off spectacularly at the 1968 Olympics, where he won the gold medal and set a new Olympic record using his now-famous technique, the Fosbury Flop. This episode showcases how true innovation often meets with skepticism, but those who dare to disrupt the norm can achieve extraordinary success.
Rajan Arora of 3T takes you through this inspiring journey, highlighting the importance of recognizing changes in our environment and being open to experimenting with new approaches in any field—be it sports, business, or personal life. The Fosbury Flop is more than just a technique; it's a testament to the power of innovation and the courage to challenge existing paradigms.
At 3T, we believe that small insights can lead to big impacts. Through our Minutes Mastery series, we share these nuggets of wisdom in bite-sized episodes, making it easy for you to learn and grow at your own pace.
The groundbreaking Fosbury Flop technique introduced by Dick Fosbury.
Presented by Rajan Arora, a leader in promoting innovative thinking at 3T.
Don’t miss this episode if you’re looking to disrupt the status quo and achieve greatness by thinking outside the box.
Stay tuned to Minutes Mastery for more quick insights on pressing issues and valuable lessons! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes of Minutes Mastery!
For more information
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://trainingsforall.com/
Instagram: / trainingsforall
LinkedIn: / trainingsforall
Whatsapp: https://wa.me/919828572465
#Innovation #FosburyFlop #MinutesMastery #DisruptTheNorm #ThinkOutsideTheBox #ContinuousImprovement #SportsHistory #RajanArora #olympics #Inclusion #Teamwork #CulturalInsights #Leadership #Collaboration #3TTraining #OrganizationalDevelopment #BiteSizedLearning #MentalHealth #EmployeeWellbeing #StressManagement #HealthyLiving #Flexibility #TriumphThroughTraining #DecisionMaking #3T #LeadershipLessons #Leadership #ProfessionalDevelopment #HarvardBusinessReview #LeadershipTips #CareerGrowth #TeamBuilding #LearningCulture #Innovation #SelfImprovement #trainingsforall #WorkplaceCollaboration #ManagementTheories #veena
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