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In order to meet the increasing demands of the 24/7 economy, many people now work shifts. Research shows that shift workers have poorer health outcomes than non-shift workers and have a 40% increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
After watching this webinar you will be able to demonstrate how the respiratory system impairs locomotor oxygen transport during strenuous exercise by compromising limb blood flow and failing to ensure arterial oxygenation.
Supporting athletes to be faster, higher or stronger is a complicated problem with multiple hypotheses for each performance question. Biomechanical and performance data can be used to help athletes and coaches navigate these problems using an evidence-based approach.
Head of Performance at Sports Ireland Dr Sharon Madigan discusses the benefits of the FODMAP diet in this webinar.
On the day we’ll be joined by fantastic keynote speaker Tony Strudwick (author of Soccer Science) and another fantastic guest soon to be announced. We’ll have poster presentations in our Research Lounge and a variety of workshops available to choose from. Sessions will focus on one of three sub-themes: Innovative coaching practice Coach experience and well-being Contemporary learning solutions There will be time to network before and after the event, and a choice of 'time for you' sessions will be offered in the afternoon to extend the well-being theme to all delegates. Human Kinetics will have a stand at this event, selling key coaching titles.
The most common goal for athletes and their coaches is to improve performance but can you be sure your intervention actually achieved its intended goal? This free webinar will show you how to apply Bayesian methods to determine if you have produced faster, stronger, better athletes. Webinar title: Faster, higher stronger? Determining the effectiveness of sports performance interventions using Bayesian methods? Presenter: Dr Tony Myers Date: 13th March 2019 Time: 15.00 GMT Read more
Dr Martin Buchheit author of Science and Application of High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) will be presenting and talking about all things high intensity.
