Referenced Resources

Here are the resources mentioned in the interview:

People

• Usain Bolt - Guest, professional athlete and world-record holder.
• Justin Gatlin - Professional sprinter and one of Bolt’s biggest competitors.
• Michael Johnson - Former professional sprinter and world-record holder.
• Muhammad Ali - Professional boxer and legendary athlete.
• Carl Lewis - Professional sprinter and Olympic medalist.
• Roger Federer - Professional tennis player, quoted regarding athletic retirement.
• Glenn Mills - Usain Bolt’s coach.
• Dame Kelly Holmes - Former professional athlete who appeared on the podcast.
• Jim Law - Sports psychologist.
• Maurice Smith - Usain Bolt’s former roommate.
• Möller-Wolfart - A doctor based in Germany who assisted Bolt with his scoliosis.
• Nesta Carter - Professional sprinter whose positive drug test resulted in the loss of a medal.
• Johan Blake - Professional sprinter and member of Bolt’s dream 4x100 relay team.
• Ricky Simms - Usain Bolt’s agent.
• Ben - Behind-the-camera crew member for the podcast.

Organizations

• IFS - Hosting organization of the event “IFS Unleashed”.
• UNICEF - Organization for which Bolt played in a charity football match.
• Manchester United - Football club referred to as “United” that Bolt supports.
• BBC - Broadcasting organization that covered Bolt’s career.

Documents

• High Performance - The title of the podcast and the brand series.

Tools & Technologies

• Huel - Sponsor of the podcast; products mentioned include ready-to-drink shakes, daily vitamins, nutrition bars, and savoury pots.
• Heights (Biotic by Heights) - Sponsor and producer of a gut health/probiotic supplement.

Events

• IFS Unleashed - The conference event where the interview took place.
• Paris Olympics - The 2024 Olympic Games mentioned in the context of recent sports events.
• World Juniors - Athletic competition where Bolt won at age 15.
• Osaka World Championship (2007) - Competition where Bolt took second place, serving as a “wake-up call.”
• Beijing Olympics (2008) - Bolt’s breakout Olympic Games.
• Athens Olympics (2004) - Bolt’s first Olympic experience where he failed to pass the first round.
• London Olympics (2012) - Olympic games where Bolt competed as an established champion.
• Rio Olympics (2016) - Bolt’s final Olympic Games.