@RICH_AgilityLab This paper found hip extensor absolute volume explained 47% of variance in elite sprint performance. Not sure on the mechanism, but does this suggest hypertrophy style training may be more important than we think for explosive actions?
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🇪🇬 Egypt ➡️ England 🏴
One of the most decorated squash players of all time, Mohamed ElShorbagy, has switched his allegiance from Egypt to England.
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Elon Musk told the United Nations he would give them $6 billion to end world hunger if they showed him a detailed plan of how they would use the money. They called his bluff and gave him their plan— and then they never got the money. Now he’s buying Twitter for $45 billion.
@HowellsDan The thought process remains the same. But the number of appropriate methods will decrease as you add more logistical constraints. Add too many constraints and you will eventually sacrifice the quality of outcome.
When comparing periodization or progression models, it is helpful to consider the underlying physiology that leads to adaptations occurring. In this way, we can assess which periodization or progression model is best for a given purpose.
📈 Coll seemed to try out a new game-plan against Farag in the British Open Final:
Targeting Farag's forehand ✅🧵
A tactic he announced from the very first shot of the match, when he elected to serve (unusually) from the Left
@ValhallaPerform Why would a development athlete not experience central fatigue?
I've certainly seen fatigue, but always assumed it would be due to a mix of peripheral and central factors.
How would you differentiate between central and peripheral fatigue?
Should Transgender Athletes Be Allowed To Compete?
Some of the main tenets of the debate.
A unbiased discussion of some of the many factors in this complex issue.
A thread...
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The Lia Thomas result last night is pretty straightforward - confirmation of hypothesis. Based on the physiology, it was predictable that a male athlete with sufficient base level athleticism would suppress T, retain enough physiological advantage & thus performance, to win (1/_
@bmarcello13 It could improve the capacity of the athlete to tolerate high volumes of skills training. If they have a higher ceiling of force production they may be able to do more practice without injury or technical breakdown due to fatigue.
Thanks to @kt_d10 for sharing her insight last night - really great session talking about the struggles of managing performance around covid isolation constraints when touching down in NZ ahead of a test series!