by Jo Clubb | Jul 2, 2020 | Sports Analytics, Sports Data, Sports Research, Sports Science
Data Visualisation & Buy-In Data visualisation (“data viz”) is an important skill for all sports scientists. If you cannot convey your message, the data will remain a puzzle of numbers and graphs, rather than transforming into information/telling a...
by Jo Clubb | Jun 1, 2020 | Sports Data, Sports Science
When was the last time you calculated an average? Or referred to an average? Or read a finding in a study presented as an average? As a Sport Scientist, this may be a frequent occurrence, perhaps even multiple times a day. If that is the case,...
by Sports Discovery | Jan 16, 2020 | Sports Medicine, Sports News And Events, Sports Recovery, Sports Research, Sports Science
This Notes From article is brought to you by Chris Cothern (@athleteplus1). Dr. Cothern is a physical therapist and founder of AthletePlus Physical Therapy clinics. He is also currently a full-time consultant to a Power 5 basketball team, implementing sports science...
by Sports Discovery | Jul 1, 2019 | Sports Data, Sports Injury, Sports News And Events, Sports Research, Sports Science, Sports Technology
After sharing his notes from the 2019 Carnegie Applied Rugby Research (CARR) Conference with Sports Discovery, Cédric Leduc returns with notes from French Rugby’s conference. The conference is broadcast in full on YouTube (in French). Julien Piscione, Head of...
by Sports Discovery | May 3, 2019 | Sports Data, Sports Injury, Sports Research, Sports Science
We are delighted to welcome Chris Bishop (@ChrisBishop_UK) to Sports Discovery for this guest post on calculating interlimb asymmetries. Chris is a Senior Lecturer at the London Sports Institute at Middlesex University, as well as the Programme Leader for the MSc in...
by Sports Discovery | Apr 22, 2019 | Sports Coaching, Sports Development, Sports Injury, Sports Medicine, Sports News And Events, Sports Recovery, Sports Research, Sports Safety, Sports Science, Sports Technology
This Notes From article is brought to you by Gemma Bridge and Cédric Leduc. Gemma is a PhD candidate at Leeds Beckett University, studying the role of the state and commerce in the healthy eating debate. She shares thoughts on her research on her blog; Musings of a...
