I was sitting having dinner in North America in October last year with a large group of industry professionals, all accomplished in their own right. One of them was talking about the conference he had presented at during 2016 and I asked the question ‘What was one of the key things that stood out to […]
How the 2016 USA Presidential elections will affect you – no matter where in the world you live There are few key things that I feel many may be missing the point on about the current 2016 USA Presidential elections. Firstly there is too much focus on the messenger and not the message. Secondly there […]
Is That Really Knowing? I often hear and read comments about how a person ‘know’ the works of others. This is often based on a person reading a few (typically free) internet articles writing by the person, or even meeting them. You don’t have to look to far for examples of this, however here is […]
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As a student of sports training and competition I took up the opportunity to watch the exercise selection from the waiting room at the physical therapists. I was surprised at the amount of quad exercises used over the weeks of my observing. Later as I lay on a table in the therapy clinic I listened […]
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The first game of the season showed promise with the team winning the first half easily, and then holding on for the second half to win the game. By the second game this pattern of decline in dominance as the game went on became worse, and the team lost the second half. I had fears […]
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I was stretching beside the oval whilst debriefing my son following his high school rugby game and I looked. Three teenage boys from the opposition school were standing nearby, and two of them were in knee braces. I have been saying for decades now that the rate of injuries to athletes is unacceptable and unnecessary. […]
Time, Money & Happiness for the Physical Preparation Coach
/by Ian KingI was sitting having dinner in North America in October last year with a large group of industry professionals, all accomplished in their own right. One of them was talking about the conference he had presented at during 2016 and I asked the question ‘What was one of the key things that stood out to […]
Trump or Clinton?
/by Ian KingHow the 2016 USA Presidential elections will affect you – no matter where in the world you live There are few key things that I feel many may be missing the point on about the current 2016 USA Presidential elections. Firstly there is too much focus on the messenger and not the message. Secondly there […]
Knowing But Not Doing
/by Ian KingIs That Really Knowing? I often hear and read comments about how a person ‘know’ the works of others. This is often based on a person reading a few (typically free) internet articles writing by the person, or even meeting them. You don’t have to look to far for examples of this, however here is […]
Knee injuries – How can you hope to solve the problem using the stimulus that caused the problem?
/by Ian KingAs a student of sports training and competition I took up the opportunity to watch the exercise selection from the waiting room at the physical therapists. I was surprised at the amount of quad exercises used over the weeks of my observing. Later as I lay on a table in the therapy clinic I listened […]
Throwing the players under the bus – a strategy for failing as a coach
/by Ian KingThe first game of the season showed promise with the team winning the first half easily, and then holding on for the second half to win the game. By the second game this pattern of decline in dominance as the game went on became worse, and the team lost the second half. I had fears […]
Stop injuring the athletes – ACL reconstructions
/by Ian KingI was stretching beside the oval whilst debriefing my son following his high school rugby game and I looked. Three teenage boys from the opposition school were standing nearby, and two of them were in knee braces. I have been saying for decades now that the rate of injuries to athletes is unacceptable and unnecessary. […]