212: Force Plates To Monitor Fatigue

Why Female Physiology Still Needs Greater Attention in Sport with Dr Candice Macmillan This week on the Science for Sport Podcast, host Richard Graves welcomes Dr Candice Macmillan, Assistant Director of Sports Performance at Marquette University, for an important and often under ...  Show more

This week on the Science for Sport podcast, Richard Graves is joined by Emily Jacobson, Assistant Director of Sports Performance at Marquette University. Emily has spent the past decade building and refining a sports science model within a relatively small department, working pri ...  Show more

"You don't have to go that hard every day in training with the high intensity sessions. You're building the cake, but racing is eating the cake. You have to balance that. If you eat the cake too much, then you're going to be in trouble…" - Stephen Seiler PhD

<span style="font-weight: 400;">Andy Galpin, PhD has been an assistant professor at California State University Fullerton for more than a decade. He formerly won a Division 3 national football championship while earning his exercise science degree at Linfield College. He then ...

Interested in accessing movement fluidity, optimal performance, and nervous system synergy in your own training or your athletes' training?  Both high achievers AND coaches can learn a lot from Andy O'Brien, a strength and health performance coach of over 25 years who has work ...

<span style="font-weight: 400;">This week I decided to take you along on my conversation with my friend and fellow podcaster, Jon Levitt. Jon is a sub-3 marathoner and a Senior Sales Executive at InsideTracker. He also hosts the popu ...