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When you’re coaching Olympic-level athletes, they’ve seen it all. They’ve worked with the best, trained under world-class systems, and know what works for them.

So how do you get their trust when your methods look… well, weird?

In this episode of Trust Driven Insights, world-renowned performance coach Rett Larson (Team Germany Women’s Volleyball, former Team China—Gold Medal) reveals how he earns buy-in from elite athletes and skeptical coaching staffs using his unconventional “No Zombie Warm-Up” philosophy.

Discover how Rett turns warm-ups into competitive, neural-activating games that keep players sharp, smiling, and ready to perform—while proving his value to coaches and physios from day one.

In this conversation:
✅ How to gain trust when introducing unconventional methods
✅ The psychology of buy-in with elite athletes and coaches
✅ Turning warm-ups into problem-solving, game-based sessions
✅ Why fun, competition, and performance go hand in hand
✅ Lessons in leadership, adaptability, and innovation in sport

🔗 Follow Rett’s groundbreaking work & get his warm-up library!
Instagram: @Rettaurus
YouTube: ‪@NoZombiesbyRett‬

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