Enjoyed writing the final word for our winter issue of TSES @basesuk
On getting inspired, transforming experience into learning, taking time to reflect, finding the balance with data…. and Batman🦇
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Come join us in lovely Durham!
We're looking for top candidates for a new Assistant Prof position here in @DUSportExSci.
Please pass the word to all who may be interested.
I'm happy to offer unofficial info. just give me a holler.
https://t.co/3winggkWWL
Think you should slow down as you get older? Think again! New research by @DrKarenHind from @DUSportExSci shows that hitting 10,000 steps a day & avoiding long periods of sedentary time will increase bone strength
#bonehealth https://t.co/tlwuw7dAmx
🚨 New Paper 🚨 Later maturing 🇦🇺 ⚽️ players cover more higher-intensity (HSR [5.4%] & VHSR [6.9]) running in U15 matches, irrespective of playing position
https://t.co/wFy8RJ0IvY
Jessica Bradshaw @DUSportExSci presents her dissertation findings on knowledge and perceptions about exercising with osteoporosis from n=226 @BASES2019#BASESStuConf2019@RoyalOsteoSoc
Jacob Shotton @DUSportExSci 3rd y student presenting his 6 wk trial findings on usual resistance training v plyometric training on performance outcomes in university American Football @BASES2019#BASESStuConf2019 @TeamDurham
Thomas Goodbourn @DUSportExSci UG student presenting dissertation findings on painkiller use in rugby players- esp ⬆️ pre game use reported in elite rugby @BASES2019#BASESStuConf2019
Are you a student? Still have at least a year to go on your degree? Fancy joining us this summer?
Well you've come to the right place.
We've got a series of summer internships on offer in a variety of departments - take your pic and apply here 👇
https://t.co/vM9QYKSwrN
So excited and honoured to have been awarded this prize. Thank you to everyone who has made this possible! Can’t wait to present at the @divhealthpsych conference later this year!
I'm very excited to announce that I'll be joining @DUSportExSci @durham_uni. I officially start in June.
It is a fantastic opportunity for me to work at a fine university & help develop a top physiology & nutrition research programme there.
I used to think working myself into the ground is the only way to get promotions in the academic world. I’ve now got to a stage where, if it is the only way, I’d much rather not have any promotions and do my current job to the best of my ability. Life is much more than any job.