Principal Academic Staff Member @csshp_wintec | PhD environmental phys | @basesuk CSci | Polo player | Former Runner | Surtout Faites Simple
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Our latest paper from @csshp_wintec documenting GI symptoms in elite and recreational equestrians in training and competition
Calling all #equestrians and those in #horse industries. We're keen to understand beliefs about supplement form, and their effectiveness. Short survey link here - wintec.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
We're hoping to build upon this work, translate current best practice and see if these belief effects persist when we're working between species of if equine enthusiasts have a whole different take
Participants are required to be over 16, and involved in the equestrian industry in some way 🐴🏇 if this sounds like a bit of you, please check out the link below
wintec.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
Great to chat to Lukas for @derspiegel on all things menthol, and how it might improve performance in the Bundesliga and elsewhere - spiegel.de/fitness/japanisch…
Role of the nasal cavity as a perception site of environmental humidity via a menthol-sensitive cold reception mechanism sciencedirect.com/science/ar… - looks a really interesting read this one
Here’s a bit about what we’ve been up to with NZTR jockeys and their new elite programme, with jumps jockeys new to the licensing fitness ‘stable’ too. wintec.ac.nz/about-wintec/ne…
Resharing this for some start of the week reading. For those interested in #GIsymptoms in sport, or you're an equestrian yourself...
Our latest paper from @csshp_wintec documenting GI symptoms in elite and recreational equestrians in training and competition
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Our latest paper from @csshp_wintec documenting GI symptoms in elite and recreational equestrians in training and competition
Future research ideas:
- a larger sample size, and or specific focus on male equestrians (95% female participant pool)
- Para-athletes
- Jockeys (repeated weight making)
- Do dietary change, probiotic use or sports psychology intervention improve GI symptoms in equestrians
Finally, links again
Researchgate - researchgate.net/publication…
Publisher - rasayely-journals.com/index.…
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