Unbelievable chat yesterday with friends/mentors Stuart McMillan & Matt Jordan, PhD: “What Matters.”

What a great way to spread fantastic info to a larger audience. Thanks gents! Look for this interview in the next month 1/2 on the The High Performance Hockey Podcast! #OneDayBetter 🎙️ 💥 👊🏻

Excited to be presenting next week with ⁦Alli Gokeler⁩ at the Motor Learning Institute on the importance of rapid force and plyometric function after ACL injury. Still spots available for April 16 motorlearninginstitute.com/portal/webinar…

Good share - simple things done well vs complicated stuff that ends up torching the quality.

5 questions, as relates to asymmetry:

1⃣ how much asymmetry is there?
2⃣ what is an 'acceptable' level of asymmetry?
3⃣ what information do we need to make this determination?
4⃣ what is the source of the asymmetry?
5⃣ how do we go about affecting it?

ALTIS Motion-IQ

Excited to share that we are growing our department of applied sports science at the Houston Texans.

This is a full-time position and will serve an integral role within the department. Please reach out with any questions.

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Beyond thankful for the opportunity to attend IOC WORLD CONFERENCE this past week & present my PhD research on the menstrual cycle.

Inspiring to be surrounded by brilliant people who share a ❤️ for sport & commitment to athlete health…and in such a beautiful place #MonacoConference2024

In the '90s, Matt Jordan, PhD & I started classifying athletes by their ‘movement biases’. This early work in identifying whether athletes were pull- or push-dominant [& later, single- or double-leg preferred] opened new insights into their injury patterns & training needs

MOTOR PREFERENCES — a potential game changer in sports performance.

def’n: an athlete’s most-natural, most-effective way of executing a task, shaped by their unique capacities & abilities. Think of it as the essence of personalized performance.

🧵 thread to come ...

This is a super interesting post. The blind spot for return to play is still on the field court or track as far as I’m concerned. Flight time and ground contact time out of the lab and in the real world so to speak is where it’s at. Also interesting to see the how in the how fast

Really great opportunity for any aspiring graduate students. I would have jumped on this 20 years ago 👇👇👇

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In the 100th episode of The Training Science Podcast, ᴍᴀʀᴛɪɴ ʙᴜᴄʜʜᴇɪᴛ and Paul Laursen discuss:

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In the latest 'behind the scenes' look into our Cayman Training Camp, I talk about the 1st month, the biggest mistake I made, and what we are doing going forward

Let me know what you'd like us to cover in future episodes ... Episode 7 dropping later today
youtube.com/watch?v=Qy8emS…

Brilliant Sophia Nimphius talk at FIFA Medical Network conference on ACL injuries in women's⚽️

-Related to loading hx: microtraumas & adaptations over lifetime
-Boys & girls both start S&C~13 y.o., but girls mature earlier & miss out on accumulated volume. Then, cram to 'catch up' @ pro level

Probably the strength capacity I’m most interested in these days

Last week we announced that the LTAD Network UK Conference is coming back this summer 🙌

📆 1-2 June 2024
📍 Hartpury University

Here’s a quick insight on what the structure and content of a session can look like 👇

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🔴 A few slides from my presentation for the ESSA Sports Science membership this morning, discussing metric selection from jump testing and how / why this might change when context differs.

🔴 If any other organisations are interested in a presentation on this, please do reach out…