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Great work by @miguelsandro, @_InesCaetano and students providing testing and educational support at the GB Freestyle Kayaking Development Camp (organised by Performance Director, and Sport & Exercise Science graduate, Dennis Newton). @UoL_CSS facebook.com/100000836612376…
I'm truly grateful that I've recently received these two Hero Boxes.
Thank you to the colleagues who have made these nominations, whoever they may be 🤍
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Achilles rupture decision aid is out 📢
This will help people with Achilles tendon rupture choose between surgery vs non-surgical mx
Mixed-methods development led by a fantastic physio honours student Francis Jan. See here
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/6…
@msk_health
@wiserhealthcare
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A new Sports Therapy position has opened up within our department @LincolnSportEx .
Click the link
jobs.lincoln.ac.uk/vacancy.a…
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Two great fitness profiling days last week with @bballengland age group squads, thanks to all @unilincoln staff and students for assistance @LincolnSportEx @UoL_CSS
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Sunday = Funday
Another day of testing @bballengland with the @LincolnSportEx crew. 💪💪 – at Manchester, England
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Replying to @LincolnSportEx
@LincolnSportEx HPC technicians team last meal as 4 with the legend @KatieMarshall01 in our team. You will miss us. 🤣
And we will miss you. ❤️
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I had the chance to talk to my knee flare-up.
Surprisingly a nice guy full of great tips!
Everything is ready to welcome Staff & Students to the Sports Massage Clinic next week!
We believe the only kind of pressure you should feel on a Monday should come from a Sports Massage 😉
#UolSportsMassageClinic #SportsTherapy #MondayBlues
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Thank you to @KatieMarshall01 @_InesCaetano and @StillBrett for sharing their research journeys with the new cohorts of MSc Sports Therapy and MSc Sport Science students. Lots of new journeys launched, and we look forward to seeing where they lead! @LincolnSportEx
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A pain traffic light is a simple but effective way to provide guidance on staying active during injury. Surprisingly lots of patients identify such guidance as an unmet need!
Is it too early to turn on the Christmas lights? 🎄✨️
This is the 1 pictures that highlights the 2 main summer improvements to our offer within the HPC.
Testing our newly speed gate system @GetWithSwift in our renewed S&C lab @LincolnSportEx 👌.
@KatieMarshall01 & @_InesCaetano were amazed by my Accel performances 😜.
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What’s our brain doing during a rugby tackle? Fascinating insights from @GhajariMazdak @thedrakefdn #DrakeSHIRS
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Nice to have @A_J_Gorman back in the @LincolnSportEx biomechanics lab. Hopefully the data collected today using @MotionAnalysis will be useful for practical research in the fields of Biomechanics and S&C. Thanks to @_InesCaetano for her great performance in the picture. 💪
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Great work by @miguelsandro and team (@KatieMarshall01 @A_J_Gorman @_InesCaetano and David Johnson) in testing the GB Freestyle Kayaking team as part of our ongoing support. A fantastic effort from the athletes all day. 🚴🏃🏋️ #HappyCustomers #SportScienceInAction @UoL_CSS
I think to be contributing positively towards the athletic development of these athletes and consequently of this sport.
At least it makes me happy to think that I am.
#freestylekayak #athleticdevelopment #sportscience #sandc
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Another great day testing Teams GB and IRL Freestyle paddlers @ the HPC @LincolnSportEx . Thanks to all the athletes and staff involved. #techniciansthatdoresearch
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Why would you use weightlifting derivatives? Shouldn't we always do the full lifts?
@PaulComfort1975 details numerous ways we can increase strength and power using weightlifting derivatives in his 2017 @UKSCA conference presentation 👇🏽
uksca.org.uk/uksca-iq/articl…
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A great workshop yesterday - Leadership in Running with Andy Cook and Russel Kaye from England Athletics, who shared their knowledge about running mechanics. The group experienced what aerobic and anaerobic training feels like and learnt several drills to improve coordination.
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Another night at the office #uolhpc. 1RM testing validity study using @flexstronger


































