by Jo Clubb | Feb 16, 2014 | Sports Research, Sports Science
Having recently crossed eleven time zones to travel between the UK and Australia it goes without saying that I suffered from jetlag. However, jetlag can be significantly reduced through behaviour and the use of natural cues. These can be used to assist travel for...
by Sports Discovery | Feb 13, 2014 | Sports Analytics, Sports Science, Sports Technology
First was GPS. Then calves blood extract. Now rugby league’s top innovator has taken another trailblazing step into high performance nirvana. JOSH MASSOUD writes in the Daily Telegraph revealing Bulldogs coach Des Hasler enjoyed an edge on his rivals last...
by Jonathan Bloomfield | Feb 11, 2014 | Sports Law, Sports News And Events, Sports Science
An interesting Sports Law case has emerged within Ireland over the past few weeks. Reported by Mark Tighe in last week’s Sunday Times, 24-times capped Irish Scrum-Half, Tomas O’Leary, is currently suing the IRFU after suffered a training ground accident whilst...
by Sports Discovery | Feb 11, 2014 | Sports Biology, Sports News And Events, Sports Recovery, Sports Science
The Canadian Press By Stephen Whyno Mike Babcock just wanted to keep his players awake. Dan Bylsma didn’t have his bearings. It was that kind of whirlwind experience for NHL players and coaches who flew to Sochi from Sunday into Monday and then got right on the...
by Jo Clubb | Feb 8, 2014 | Sports Development, Sports Research, Sports Science
I have been lucky enough to visit Australia to travel in 2012 and this month as part of the Masters in High Performance at ACU and have been fascinated in the differences within sport between the UK and Australia. Popularity It does not take a visit Down Under to...
