Coaching Matters, my round up of articles & videos is proving more & more popular so I thought I would provide an RSS feed of the sites I visit most regularly for those who would like the most up to date posts as they happen.
The articles update on an hourly basis so bookmark the page & keep coming back. If I am missing any good blogs drop me an email or let me know on Twitter @SiNainby. Enjoy!
- The Task Dynamics of Angiogenesis
In the last two posts, I have laid out the proposal that endothelial cells seem to actively perceive their environments, and set out the details of the argument in favour of explicitly taking an ecological approach to understanding why they do what they do during angiogenesis. It's now time to ... read more6 days ago - An Exclusive Look into Usain Bolt’s World Record Warm-up
[mashshare] By Pierre-Jean Vazel If you sneak into the warm-up area before a major championship race, you’ll most likely see eight different routines used by the finalists. That’s always been my favorite part of the sport to watch, because while the few seconds of the sprint race are frustratingly ... read more6 days ago - An Exclusive Look into Usain Bolt’s World Warm-up[mashshare] By Pierre-Jean Vazel If you sneak into the warm-up area before a major championship race, you’ll most likely see eight different routines used by the finalists. That’s always been my favorite part of the sport to watch, because while the few seconds of the sprint race are frustratingly ... read more6 days ago
- Endothelial Cells are Intelligent, Perceiving-Acting AgentsIn my last post, I laid out a new project I'm working on about the perceptual life of cells. I spent the day at the Crick Institute recently to move the project forward, and this post is about developing the perception-action analysis in more detail. The goal in this post ... read more1 week ago
- Key Developmental Jump Exercises for Power and Athleticism
1 week ago - Why You Should Include High-Intensity Stressors in Your In-Season Training
[mashshare] By Robert Panariello Throughout my professional career, I have traveled across the country visiting, as well as consulting, with many professional and collegiate athletic teams and programs. During these occasions, I have witnessed and been asked to evaluate various off-season and in-season athletic team training sessions and planned ... read more1 week ago - Models based practice in physical education – blending models
"Hey mate, I am running a blending models in PE workshop, can you help out by delivering a practical: something on the Game Sense approach and blending in other pedagogical models?""No problems!" (A good bit of Australian slang there)That workshop was today. I took risk, extended myself by developing a ... read more1 week ago - Speed Training & Special Strength for Field Sports with Graeme Morris
[mashshare] Freelap Friday Five with Graeme Morris Graeme Morris is the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Western Suburbs Magpies Rugby League club. He designs, implements, and monitors all aspects of physical performance, including strength and power in the gym and speed, agility, and conditioning on the field. ... read more2 weeks ago - Transitioning Freshman Athletes to Your Strength Training Program
[mashshare] By Mark Hoover In today’s expanding world of high school sports performance, there are a multitude of tools at our fingertips that can really help our programs stand out. Some of them are technology-related: For instance, velocity-based training devices, online training websites, etc., are all things we can ... read more2 weeks ago - 10 Things Youth Clubs Must Do to Truly Practice ‘Player Development’
[mashshare] By Erica Suter Does your youth sports club preach player development and follow through with its promises? Or does your club toss “player development” around as an alluring phrase to hypnotize parents into joining your organization? If there is anything you should get from this article, it is ... read more2 weeks ago
