Fit To Perform: Alex Board - Red Bull Powertrains
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Welcome to the A Bit Of A Boost: Fit to Perform Series.
We all know that looking after ourselves is important, but when you're busy, under pressure and juggling competing priorities, it's not always easy to stay consistent.
Exercise and wellbeing can quickly become things we know we should do, rather than things we make time for.
But what if looking after yourself isn't a distraction from your professional performance, but one of the things that helps you perform at your best?
In this series, I'm talking to busy professionals who make exercise and looking after themselves a priority, despite the demands of their working lives.
These aren't professional athletes or fitness influencers. They're people with demanding careers, deadlines, meetings and responsibilities, who have found ways to make their health and fitness part of their lives without having to get everything perfect.
We'll explore what motivates them, how training affects the way they feel, think and perform, and what happens when life inevitably gets in the way.
We'll also get into the challenges of maintaining consistency, the habits and mindset strategies that help them stay on track, and how they get back into their routines after periods of disruption.
My hope is that these conversations will inspire you to think differently about your own health and fitness, and perhaps recognise that you don't need more time or a perfect routine. You just need to find an approach that works for you.
In this episode, I'm joined by Alex Board, production group control leader at Red Bull Powertrains.
In our conversation, we explore some of the pressures of operating inside F1, how consistent exercise has been a support system, finding the motivation for training even when you don't feel like it, and the need for a flexible approach to routines.
You can find out more about Alex or connect with him on LinkedIn.