How can we move science from discovery to real-world tools that improve health, performance, and longevity for women? Our experts want to explore this topic with you at #SXSW. Vote for our proposed session by 8/23: The Missing Half of Sports Research.
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Editorial by Burden et al!
🩸 We need to measure, not to guess!
🩸 Raise the quality, practical implications, application and integrity of future studies investigating the effect of menstrual cycle phases on a given outcome!
Find the full-text: https://t.co/H0SsgZyYlB
#WeAreBOSEM
#UnderTheSpotlight
Pound for pound, @annaahalll might be one of the best athletes on Earth right now.
Also, imagine the 2:00, 800m athletes you know throwing shot, javelin, or doing high jump at the same level. Obviously she trains for this and that’s a huge factor, but that context gives some directional insight.
Pump to have this huge field-based athlete methods and logistics review published with amazing co-authors. Includes elements of ethics, planning, checklists and protocols. OPEN ACCESS: https://t.co/U1KFaf8gi1
⚠️ IMPORTANT PLEASE READ ⚠️
🔎 How to spot a predatory or pseudo-journal 🔗 https://t.co/rV0Qqvqw8N
Unofficial sources posing as 'THE British Journal of Sports Medicine' are reaching out to our community. Be alert and do not engage with these messages
#StayInformed #BJSMCommunity
If you are truly interested in developing women’s sport through research then this one is for you. Thanks to an all star cast for articulating the importance of taking a high quality approach to produce findings we have confidence in. https://t.co/s5uDYhFc2k
Menstrual cycle symptoms was recently ranked as one of the most impactful topics by female athletes (https://t.co/Z35Ft7vbtB)
We are looking for female athletes to participate in a series of studies on menstrual cycle symptoms.
More info&sign up here: https://t.co/y2ShbKXl8O
One More Time For The People In The Back 🧵
1) There is insufficient high-quality evidence to confirm or refute universal menstrual cycle phase based responses in [sports]women
This is more than a lack of consensus amongst the scientific community, this is a lack of credible data
🌍 ALTIS is now in 14 languages!
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🇫🇷 French
🇩🇪 German
🇬🇷 Greek
🇮🇳 Hindi
🇮🇹 Italian
🇯🇵 Japanese
🇰🇷 Korean
🇵🇱 Polish
🇵🇹 Portuguese
🇧🇷 Brazilian Portuguese
🇪🇸 Spanish
🇹🇭 Thai
https://t.co/oGZ6TkBpVI 🚀
Everyone has asked for change and things to be different for years
That change now exists
But the majority will just stick with tradition, convienience and a program which likely has a poor return on investment
It will be those who step outside their comfort zone and look outside the box that will prosper
Please share with those who need it 🙏🙌
If you are a coach or practitioner currently working with female athletes, please consider completing our online survey related to supportive practices around the menstrual cycle! 👇🏻👇🏻
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We would appreciate all RT’s and shares 😁
So you're a new track and field fan because of the Paris Olympics and want to keep up with the sport?
Welcome! There's lots to be excited about!
Here are a few quick tips on how to stay and keep up with the sport post-Games...
1. Follow @CITIUSMAG 🧑💻
Shameless plug. Our mission actually is: Make it easier (and way more fun) to be a track fan. We're constantly hitting you with news, analysis, commentary and more on the latest in the sport + who/when/where to watch the top stars in action throughout the year. We do it via our social media channels, newsletters, podcasts, YouTube videos + more.
2. Follow your new favorite athletes 📲
Whether it's @itsgabbyt, Julien Alfred, @cole_hocker, Letsile Tebogo, @QuincyHall400, Faith Kipyegon, or Yaroslava Mahuchikh, their Instagram pages tend to be the best place to learn where they're competing next, how training is going and how else to support them.
3. Where will the athletes compete next? 🏃
Many athletes will run in some of the Diamond League meets scheduled over the next month. For example, we'll see Cole Hocker vs. Jakob Ingebrigtsen in Lausanne next week over 1500m again. In addition to Olympic rematches, expect some time trials to capitalize upon their peak fitness to break world records.
Upcoming meets: Lausanne 🇨🇭 (Aug. 22); Silesia 🇵🇱 (Aug. 25th); Rome 🇮🇹 (Aug. 30th); Zurich 🇨🇭 (Sept. 5); Brussels 🇧🇪 (Sept. 13-14)
If you hold onto that Peacock subscription, you can watch these meets on there through the rest of this year.
4. Mark your calendars 🗓️be joining
There are plenty of track championships ahead. 2025 will feature the World Indoor Championships in Nanjing (March 21-23) 🇨🇳 & the World Championships in Tokyo 🇯🇵 (Sept. 13-21). 2026 debuts the World Ultimate Championships in Budapest 🇭🇺 (Sept. 11-13). The 2027 World Championships will be in Beijing 🇨🇳 (Dates TBD).
🔜 Next year, some of the top stars will join @GrandSlamTrack – a professional league by @MJGold aimed at having the best track athletes compete against one another at least four times per year. 2025 will be its inaugural season. The league will have 96 athletes competing in the short sprints (100m/200m), short hurdles (100h or 110h/100m), long sprints (200m/400m), long hurdles (400mh), short distance (800m/1500m) and long distance (3000m/5000m) categories. The winner of each category will be awarded $100,000 at each Slam. Broadcast details have yet to be announced. Two meets will be held in the U.S. and two will be international.
Reddit co-founder @alexisohanian will be hosting a new women-only track event called @athlos NYC on Sept. 26 in New York City. 36 athletes, including Gabby Thomas and Faith Kipyegon, have committed to the event for a chance to earn $60,000 for the win in the 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1500m. Megan Thee Stallion is set to perform at the meet.
5. 📺 Go back and watch old races
There are tons of races on YouTube including on the NBC Sports YouTube channel. Educate yourself on some of the backstories of the athletes with documentaries like SPRINT from @BoxToBoxFilms. Some athletes do a fantastic job sharing their respective behind-the-scenes on their own channels like @LylesNoah, @tar___ruh, @RCrouserThrows, @mrgnmcdnld, @JakeSWightman, etc.
6. 🗣️ TELL YOUR FRIENDS.
This really is the best sport out there and we all want to share in that excitement with many more people.
(If you're a track and field fan getting peppered with questions on how to stay hooked on the sport after the Olympics, feel free to share this advice!)
#Paris2024 #Olympics #Athletics
Tspine mobility is the foundation for shoulder stability. Key priorities:
•Bend, rotate, reciprocate
•Instruct breathing pattern to coordinate with movement
•Carry things, particularly overhead
•Load your movements, especially for bigger athletes
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Do @jwhitfie and I think LCHF enhances endurance performance? We love the nuance & complexity of sport. Meta-analyses smash data into a heap. We've built a dashboard that notes the scenarios & limits of a study - see it all here!
https://t.co/yOHgzBpqPO https://t.co/sdyQWiL1IT
🚨Newly launched🚨
Centre of Excellence for Women in Sport
I’m beyond excited & privileged to lead, alongside @rich_burden, this partnership between @McrInstSport & @UKSportsInst putting girls and women at the heart of everything we do
Read more here: https://t.co/IKlR9FRHjN
It’s no mean feat to capture full body 3D motion of pole vaulting! Happy to see good quality data being collected by James Baker for his PhD research, embedded in the @InsideWAIS pole vault program.
Finally able to share all the FAB work we’ve been doing with The FA! Step 1: collect essential insight from players & workforce in WSL&WC; 2: develop ambitious recommendations; 3: create mandated CPD for WSL&WC; 4: deliver Female athletes health leads programme for all pro clubs