Jonty Rhodes
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Category:
Speaker
Location:
Sweden
Preferred Language:
English
Tags:
Cricket,Professional sports coach,Professional sportsman
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Guest speaker and legendary cricketer Jonty Rhodes, born on July 27, 1969, in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, is widely regarded as one of cricket's greatest fielders. His exceptional agility and innovative techniques revolutionized fielding standards worldwide.
Rhodes debuted for the South African national team in 1992, following the country's return to international cricket post-apartheid. Over his 11-year international career, he played in 52 Test matches and 245 One Day Internationals (ODIs). Known for his dynamic batting and exceptional fielding, Rhodes amassed over 8,000 runs across both formats. His iconic run-out of Pakistan's Inzamam-ul-Haq during the 1999 World Cup remains one of cricket's most memorable moments.
After retiring in 2003 due to a hand injury sustained during the World Cup, Rhodes transitioned to coaching and commentary. He served as the fielding coach for the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL) from 2009 to 2017, significantly enhancing the team's fielding standards. In 2020, he became the national coach of Sweden's cricket team, aiming to elevate the sport's profile in the region. He also held the position of assistant coach for the Punjab Kings in the IPL.
In 2023, Rhodes joined the Lucknow Super Giants as their fielding coach, contributing to the team's strategic development. He continues to be a sought-after motivational speaker, sharing his experiences and insights at various events. In 2024, Rhodes and his family relocated to Goa, India, embracing the local culture and lifestyle. He expressed a desire to give back to the community that has welcomed them so warmly.
Beyond cricket, Rhodes has a passion for motorbikes and surfing, often sharing glimpses of his adventures on social media. His commitment to fitness and active living continues to inspire fans and aspiring athletes worldwide.
Jonty Rhodes' journey from a cricketing legend to a global ambassador for the sport exemplifies dedication, innovation, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Don't miss the chance to hear Jonty share his insights on teamwork, adaptability, and the mindset needed to achieve greatness. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a professional seeking inspiration, Jonty's story will leave you motivated and ready to tackle any challenge.
Rhodes debuted for the South African national team in 1992, following the country's return to international cricket post-apartheid. Over his 11-year international career, he played in 52 Test matches and 245 One Day Internationals (ODIs). Known for his dynamic batting and exceptional fielding, Rhodes amassed over 8,000 runs across both formats. His iconic run-out of Pakistan's Inzamam-ul-Haq during the 1999 World Cup remains one of cricket's most memorable moments.
After retiring in 2003 due to a hand injury sustained during the World Cup, Rhodes transitioned to coaching and commentary. He served as the fielding coach for the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL) from 2009 to 2017, significantly enhancing the team's fielding standards. In 2020, he became the national coach of Sweden's cricket team, aiming to elevate the sport's profile in the region. He also held the position of assistant coach for the Punjab Kings in the IPL.
In 2023, Rhodes joined the Lucknow Super Giants as their fielding coach, contributing to the team's strategic development. He continues to be a sought-after motivational speaker, sharing his experiences and insights at various events. In 2024, Rhodes and his family relocated to Goa, India, embracing the local culture and lifestyle. He expressed a desire to give back to the community that has welcomed them so warmly.
Beyond cricket, Rhodes has a passion for motorbikes and surfing, often sharing glimpses of his adventures on social media. His commitment to fitness and active living continues to inspire fans and aspiring athletes worldwide.
Jonty Rhodes' journey from a cricketing legend to a global ambassador for the sport exemplifies dedication, innovation, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Don't miss the chance to hear Jonty share his insights on teamwork, adaptability, and the mindset needed to achieve greatness. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a professional seeking inspiration, Jonty's story will leave you motivated and ready to tackle any challenge.
Guest speaker and legendary cricketer Jonty Rhodes, born on July 27, 1969, in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, is widely regarded as one of cricket's greatest fielders. His exceptional agility and innovative techniques revolutionized fielding standards worldwide.
Rhodes debuted for the South African national team in 1992, following the country's return to international cricket post-apartheid. Over his 11-year international career, he played in 52 Test matches and 245
Rhodes debuted for the South African national team in 1992, following the country's return to international cricket post-apartheid. Over his 11-year international career, he played in 52 Test matches and 245
Synopsis:
PRESENTATIONS by Jonty Rhodes
"Unlock the Secrets of Excellence with Jonty Rhodes!"
FREEDOM TO FAIL
PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
1 RUN CAN BE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE
A FIRESIDE CHAT ABOUT HIS INCREDIBLE JOURNEY
Known as the greatest fielder of all time. Jonty revolutionized the art of fielding with his unmatched agility, precision, and dedication. From his legendary diving run-out of Inzamam-ul-Haq during the 1992 World Cup to his record-breaking 100 ODI catches, Jonty has left an indelible mark on the sport.
But Jonty's achievements go beyond cricket, he embodies versatility, resilience and hard work. Rhodes worked harder than anyone else in a team of hard workers, frequently delaying the team bus at the end of practice for one more round of reflex catches hit from ten metres or less. His journey from overcoming technical challenges in batting to averaging 50 in Test cricket showcases his relentless pursuit of improvement.
Some insights and take home value from Jonty's presentations:
THE FULL JONTY
In addition to using slides, Jonty touches on some of the valuable principles he has used and learnt to apply thorughout his career as one of the world's best cricketers. Some points he touches on are:
- being the Captain of your own area of expertise
- freedom to fail is vital if you are going to succeed
- change is something to get excited about
- it's not practice that makes perfect, it's 'perfect practice' that makes perfect
- synergy
- enjoying the success of those around you
- happy teams are winning teams
- pushing the boundaries
- your legacy
"Unlock the Secrets of Excellence with Jonty Rhodes!"
FREEDOM TO FAIL
PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
1 RUN CAN BE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE
A FIRESIDE CHAT ABOUT HIS INCREDIBLE JOURNEY
Known as the greatest fielder of all time. Jonty revolutionized the art of fielding with his unmatched agility, precision, and dedication. From his legendary diving run-out of Inzamam-ul-Haq during the 1992 World Cup to his record-breaking 100 ODI catches, Jonty has left an indelible mark on the sport.
But Jonty's achievements go beyond cricket, he embodies versatility, resilience and hard work. Rhodes worked harder than anyone else in a team of hard workers, frequently delaying the team bus at the end of practice for one more round of reflex catches hit from ten metres or less. His journey from overcoming technical challenges in batting to averaging 50 in Test cricket showcases his relentless pursuit of improvement.
Some insights and take home value from Jonty's presentations:
- Team Culture.
- Servant Leadership
- Innovation/ Change
- Perfect practice makes perfect
- Freedome to fail is vital if you are going to succeed (psychological safety)
- Agility in decision making - give people ownership
- Honesty in a team is not just to the people standing left or right of you. but most importantly, to the face looking back at you in the mirror
- Good communication is essential as it allows players to know their role and do their job - however, ACTIVE listening is a vital communication skill
- Allow players to contribute towards "shared goals".
- Continuous learning journey. for everyone in the team. Keep seeking feedback
- Focus on process, not the outcome. Win or loss, both are just "experi-ences' * and we learn equally from both
THE FULL JONTY
In addition to using slides, Jonty touches on some of the valuable principles he has used and learnt to apply thorughout his career as one of the world's best cricketers. Some points he touches on are:
- being the Captain of your own area of expertise
- freedom to fail is vital if you are going to succeed
- change is something to get excited about
- it's not practice that makes perfect, it's 'perfect practice' that makes perfect
- synergy
- enjoying the success of those around you
- happy teams are winning teams
- pushing the boundaries
- your legacy
PRESENTATIONS by Jonty Rhodes
"Unlock the Secrets of Excellence with Jonty Rhodes!"
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"Unlock the Secrets of Excellence with Jonty Rhodes!"
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