Producing world-class performance requires numerous factors to align at a given point in time. Performance support teams for athletes and teams are now larger than ever, however, harnessing all of this knowledge and applying it to the athlete effectively is the key to success.
Harnessing the performance support team’s knowledge is not always an easy task but when it happens the results speak for themselves. Dr Kevin Currell will share his principles, experiences and reflections from over 10 years at the English Institute of Sport (EIS) and discuss the challenges that need to be overcome to make this happen.
Date: Wednesday 26th September 2018
Time: 15.00 BST
Learning outcomes
This webinar will give you a unique insight of the interdisciplinary workings of support teams behind the world’s best athletes.
Presenter profile
Dr Currell joined the EIS in 2006. He has a Masters Degree from Sheffield Hallam University, a PhD from the University of Birmingham, the IOC Diploma in Sports Nutrition and is a registered nutritionist. He was appointed Head of Performance Nutrition in February 2013, overseeing a team working across more than 20 sports throughout the Rio Olympic/Paralympic cycle, before becoming Director of Science and Technical Development in January 2017. Given his time spent in various roles at the EIS and his leadership positions, he is uniquely situated to give us his insights into effective working practice in elite sport.
Future and previous BASES webinars
This webinar is in association with The British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (BASES).
For more information on our upcoming and previous webinars with BASES (all of which are available for playback on our website) check out Human Kinetics and BASES Webinars – Everything you need to know.