Thanks so much for this unreal surf specific trauma first-aid kit and bleed kit. 🤙
Gives me a lot of confidence knowing we have the right gear.
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@nsw_dpi
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“In 26% (n = 49) of all the analytical anti-doping rule violation cases in the period 2003-2020 (n = 192), the athlete claimed that a dietary supplement was the source of the prohibited substance causing an adverse analytical finding.” https://t.co/KZRqn1ROy5
With only three weeks to go until kick off for round two of our 'Supporting the Female Athlete' course, have you got your rego sorted yet?
Enrol now - https://t.co/3zhQhKQp2J
Thanks #ESSA22 for the privilege to present at #RTP22 and to @ShonaHalson for chairing the session. Thanks also to the other panel members @rossapinder and @jo_parsonage for your presentations.
Colin Kearns is a prospect that we expect to hear much more from in upcoming years.
He is a 6-foot-7 forward that can play inside and out.
@JL_Hemingway STORY:
https://t.co/b5CBaINEqO
Why Was the Decision in Shelby Houlihan’s Doping Case So Unsatisfying? The use of a Code vs Story vs Technical account provides a fascinating insight into how we interpret different versions of the same situation. https://t.co/Wxtq7lCdkU
It's here!
My new book on skill acquisition -- "How We Learn to Move: A Revolution in the Way We Coach & Practice Sports Skills" https://t.co/APrI5iTRSO
Available for order now.
"a modest increase in daily energy intake (330 ± 65 kcal/day; 18 ± 4%) is sufficient to induce menstrual recovery in exercising women with Oligo/Amen."
https://t.co/TraS26e185
Amid growing concern that the accumulation of head impacts during athlete's careers could lead to issues associated with long-term brain health, we've released details of our Impact Classification Validation Study. https://t.co/e9Utt3vku9
Latest Article: Finding the Signal in the Noise—Interday Reliability and Seasonal Sensitivity of 84 Countermovement Jump Variables in Professional Basketball Players
https://t.co/B7oQXnaYST
@NSCA
Sustainable progress in a nutshell:
-Show up most days.
-Have a solid plan but be willing adjust.
-Think consistency over intensity.
-Surround yourself wisely.
-Put in the appropriate amount of work.
-Pay close attention.
-Rest when you are tired.
-Repeat.
“MVT and PPO are strong predictors of W′, it is likely that muscle size and strength, as opposed to fiber type and neural factors, contribute meaningfully to W′”