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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. Read more Register now
The Fitness Training Show, organised by the team who run BodyPower Expo, the largest indoor consumer fitness event in the world
The Frankfurter Buchmesse is the world's largest trade fair for books, based both on the number of publishing companies represented. Human Kinetics attend every year. Contact NickD@hkeurope.com to arrange a meeting.
The 7th International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress (ISPAH) is being held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in the heart of Westminster from 15-17 October 2018. This is a huge global event which travels the world and this year we are lucky enough to have it on our shores, here in the UK. The event is co-hosted by Public Health England and Sport England. Human Kinetics publishes the official journal for this event - Journal of Physical Activity and Health.
Personal training is a highly competitive, but potentially a lucrative career if approached in the right way. Technical skills and knowledge in training, nutrition and behaviour change are of course vital for getting clients results, but getting those clients in the first place and generating more income are often the biggest challenges facing PTs. Read more Register now
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.
