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A Systems Approach to Sport Injury

Injuries are an inevitable element of sport, and for most athletes, will present at some point or another. Injuries arise in many forms, and as I covered in a previous article overall injury rates do ... ...more

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Analyzing Injury Rates In Sport- What Does the Data Actually Say?

Injury rates across all sports have shown a concerning trend since 2000. While there are many factors that go into this, performance coaches ...more

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Principles of Performance Series Part 3: Professional Development

For better and for worse, the internet has changed the landscape of how we live our day-to-day lives more dramatically than anything we’ve ever really seen. While this applies to virtually any profess... ...more

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Principles of Human Performance Series (Part 1- Training Fundamentals)

Change is an interesting dynamic of life. While a necessary, and yes, an inevitable component of our world, change can be imposing and uncomfortable to navigate. There is assumed risk with everything,... ...more

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3 Tips for Training After 40

I haven’t quite reached the hill myself yet, however hitting 30 somewhat recently has shifted my perspective on my training from “how hard can we go today” to “I wonder how long I can do this shit for... ...more

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Training Considerations for Knee Pain

While the knee is a relatively simple joint, paradoxically, it can be a difficult joint to navigate in training- especially when pain or injury are present. The knee, a modified hinge joint, is a sagi... ...more

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A Systems Approach to Sport Injury

Injuries are an inevitable element of sport, and for most athletes, will present at some point or another. Injuries arise in many forms, and as I covered in a previous article overall injury rates do ... ...more

For Athletes ,human performance

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Analyzing Injury Rates In Sport- What Does the Data Actually Say?

Injury rates across all sports have shown a concerning trend since 2000. While there are many factors that go into this, performance coaches ...more

For Athletes ,human performance

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Principles of Performance Series Part 3: Professional Development

For better and for worse, the internet has changed the landscape of how we live our day-to-day lives more dramatically than anything we’ve ever really seen. While this applies to virtually any profess... ...more

For Athletes ,human performance

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Principles of Human Performance Series (Part 1- Training Fundamentals)

Change is an interesting dynamic of life. While a necessary, and yes, an inevitable component of our world, change can be imposing and uncomfortable to navigate. There is assumed risk with everything,... ...more

For Athletes ,human performance

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3 Tips for Training After 40

I haven’t quite reached the hill myself yet, however hitting 30 somewhat recently has shifted my perspective on my training from “how hard can we go today” to “I wonder how long I can do this shit for... ...more

For Athletes ,human performance

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Training Considerations for Knee Pain

While the knee is a relatively simple joint, paradoxically, it can be a difficult joint to navigate in training- especially when pain or injury are present. The knee, a modified hinge joint, is a sagi... ...more

For Athletes ,Restorative Strength Training &human performance

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