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Olivia McTaggart

Athletics · Today

Thoughts on commentating post career? Do you think I’d be any good…? 🤔

Olivia McTaggart

Athletics · Today

Pole Vault is a VERY technical sport 🧐

Olivia McTaggart

Athletics · Today

So… How did I get into Pole Vault?? I grew up doing gymnastics from age 4-14 years old. It was my whole identity and the thing I loved most. When I was 14 I felt sharp pains in my back. I went to the doctor and he said “you can’t do gymnastics ever again” my word stopped. My dream of becoming and Olympian crushed. Then… I asked myself what other sport ca I do to achieve that dream? As fortune has it, months after this news, a pole vault coach came into my school to do a PE lesson on pole vault. Whilst I couldn’t do it at the time because of my back, I asked him if I could join once it was healed. Much to his delight of me being an ex gymnast he welcomed me into the sport. I grew through the ranks and fell in love with the thrill aspect of the event. Since then I never looked back and it’s got metal where I am today!!

Olivia McTaggart

Athletics · Today

Don’t be fooled by the smile… I’m about to go into one of my hardest pre season blocks. Lots of eccentric training! (Body under load for extended amounts of time) time to get strong!! 💪🏼

Ollie Morgan

Swimming · Yesterday

Technique focused session

Dean Netzel

Golf · 1 weeks ago

Before the Breakthrough: The Space That Shapes Us

There’s a space that every competitor, artist, student, and dreamer finds themselves in. A space between what they know they’re capable of... and what’s actually showing up. That space is frustrating. But it’s also sacred. It’s the place just before the breakthrough. We don’t talk about it enough. Not the frustration that comes with doing almost everything right, only to watch the outcome slip because of one piece that doesn’t hold. Not the confusion when you feel aligned mentally and physically, yet something still misfires. That’s the space where champions are either formed or fade. You want to know what separates the ones who elevate? They stay in that tension long enough to learn from it. They don’t just grit their teeth and try harder. They investigate. They reflect. They listen more deeply to their body, their patterns, their habits. They respect the obstacle instead of pretending it’s not there. That’s a different kind of strength - it’s not loud, but it’s rooted. And here's the part that makes this universal: it’s not just athletes who go through this. It’s anyone who’s striving. Anyone who’s felt the weight of potential and the sting of not yet living up to it. Anyone who believes in something better and is bold enough to chase it. The path to excellence isn’t linear. It’s filled with frustration and feedback. It asks you to hold your vision steady while working through your imperfections with care. And it reminds you, in subtle ways, that the breakthrough you're searching for isn’t just about your skill. It's about your willingness to keep showing up for the unseen work. Sometimes, you’re doing more right than you realize. Sometimes, what feels like a block is just the final test before the next level. So don’t bail. Keep refining. Keep believing. Keep making sense of the silence between the notes. That’s where the music starts. Refine. Believe. Return. The breakthrough is already listening.

Ollie Morgan

Swimming · 1 weeks ago

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