Strategies for Inclusion – Free physical education webinar
Join authors Lauren Lieberman and Cathy Houston-Wilson for a free webinar detailing strategies for inclusion in physical education (PE).
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Human Kinetics webinars are free, in-depth learning resources that cover a broad range of topics including (but not limited to) sport and exercise science, fitness and health, sport medicine, strength and conditioning, sport business and physical and health education. Watch now.
Should we re-frame how we think about physical activity and sedentary behaviour measurement?
The measurement of physical activity and sedentary behaviour is fundamental to health-related research policy and practice. However, there are well-known challenges to these measurements.
Human Kinetics and BASES Webinars – Everything you need to know
This page has been designed to keep everyone up to date with the latest news regarding Human Kinetics and BASES webinars.
The National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine (NCSEM) – Delivering an Olympic legacy
This webinar included information about the role of the National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine (NCSEM).
Weightlifting exercises and their derivatives, appropriate application across mesocycles – A webinar
Explore the use of the weightlifting exercises and their derivatives across mesocycles to enhance the force-velocity profile and performance of athletes.
Injury mechanisms in sport impacts, an integrated approach to analysis — A webinar
This free webinar will help you understand the injury mechanisms which are key to improving injury prevention strategies.
Leadership lessons from Olympic serial winning coaches — A webinar
Expert coach Sergio Lara-Bercial interviewed 17 of the worlds top gold medal winning coaches to find out their secrets. This webinar reveals the results.
Free webinar – Investigating and Preventing Sport-Related Ankle Sprain Injury
Ankle sprain is common in sports and therefore it is worth investigating and preventing. The webinar will first cover a series of biomechanics studies on ankle inversion sprain mechanism. This involved a forensic motion analysis on video footages of real injury incidents. The second part will present a wearable anti-sprain system to prevent the injury