Decoding the physiological signatures in EMG signals: free webinar
This free webinar will explore the physiological signatures in EMG signals. Advertisements
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Does running in heat and humidity affect athletic performance?
Running in heat and humidity is tough. Here’s how (and why) it affects your performance, how you can compensate and what to do about heat-related illnesses.
Respiratory influences on oxygen transport, fatigue and exercise performance – Free webinar
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.
Respiratory influences on oxygen transport, fatigue and exercise performance – Free webinar
We are delighted to be joined by Dr Lee Romer for this free webinar titled – Respiratory influences on oxygen transport, fatigue and exercise performance. In partnership with the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (BASES).
How and why you should get fit and stay fit
What is the best way to get fit and stay fit? Our new book, Clinical Exercise Physiology 4th Edition shares key insights on how to develop a lifelong pattern of regular, safe and effective physical activity from the unique perspective of a Clinical Exercise Physiologist.
Factors that influence exercise metabolism
Several important aspects affect metabolism, including variations in skeletal muscle fibres and metabolic adaptations to aerobic and resistance training.
Discover the latest in dance medicine and science with IADMS
We’re pleased to announce this year we will be supported the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science Regional Meeting in Ipswich. The event is taking place at Jerwood Dance House, Ipswich on Friday 26th May 2017.
Kenyan long distance runners, why do they win marathons?
Kenyan long distance runners and those from Ethiopia have won the London Marathon 8 years in a row now but why? We examine the reasons for their dominance.