Is anybody able to share this with me? The usual hub of science doesn’t have it yet.

My view for the last month, putting big hours in (60+ per week) with ambulance crews to expand my 1st aid skills outside of the orthopaedic injuries I see every day in my normal work. 1 day old to 100 years, accidents, illness, mental health emergencies it’s been an adventure

Last weekend I was the immediate care team lead at the 7s Challenger Series tournament in Munich. It was my first time as team leader and my first time using the Hawkeye system for video analysis of injuries. It was a great experience and I hope I get to do it again soon.

This is a really good read in the topic from a photography perspective: londonfreelance.org/feesguid…

I’ve posted a couple of times about getting paid for freelance work in the sporting world and often draw comparisons to designers and photographers. Here another video on the topic which really made me think about upping my contract game. youtu.be/jVkLVRt6c1U?si=nPWd…

Not a lot of snow in the Black Forest this winter so no ski patrol and I’m back pitch-side with rugby a lot earlier than usual. Last weekend I was with the German men’s team against Georgia, next weekend my club’s women against Köln. 1/2

I’m away with a team prepping for a tough match on the weekend and this is what my schedule looks like. It’s often the case with invitational teams that there’s lots to do but no time to do it. As a friend in F1 said, “we don’t do high performance, it’s all about surviving”.

Kids risk long term injury if they train? That’s a new one for me. I’m sure @consultantPT has other ideas.

Lots of reading to do later

Multiple lenses looking at a muscle injury. But do you approach it with (unconscious) bias?