Exercise may work as well as surgery for knee injuries
Recent research from the British Medical Journal has suggest that exercise could work just as well as surgery for knee injuries.
Month: July 2016
Perform at the highest level with the lowest risk of injury
More than a decade after his original work, Michael Boyle brings an update to New Functional Training for Sports.
Win a Strong & Sculpted eBook – competition closed
Calling all Twitter users!
To celebrate reaching 40,000 followers on Twitter, we’re giving you the chance to win an eBook version of one of our newest titles.
Human Kinetics authors feature in Top 100 Experts in Sport Science list
A recent list published by Science for Sport consisted of the Top 100 Experts in Sports Science. The list included 17 Human Kinetics authors with 30 books published between them.
Scotland launches new fund to boost the participation of women in sport
A new scheme in Scotland is being set to help increase women’s engagement in sport.
The £300,000 Sporting Equality Fund will try to close the gender gap that emerges in early adolescence.
Think, move and play with purpose
Running back is a position that many have played but very few have excelled in, Complete Running Back is the ultimate guide to help you succeed in the sport’s most important position.
ECSS 2016 competition winner announced
After our recent prize draw at ECSS 2016 in Vienna, we’re pleased to announce the winner of the competition is @laura_wilson1.
Free public lecture: Learn how to apply music in exercise and sport
We’re extremely excited to announce that Dr Costas Karageorghis will deliver a free public lecture based on the content of his new book, Applying Music in Exercise and Sport. The free event will take place in Beckenham, Kent on the evening of Wednesday 28 September. He will present theoretical principles and cutting-edge research related to music applications in the domain of exercise and sport.