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Talking Complexity in Sport Performance
They say: you don’t know what you don’t know. But, if we at least know this to be true, then we have a real chance to learn and evolve in our thinking. Read more
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Building Your First Training Data Dashboard in Excel
Quick and simple steps you can take today to start building your first training dashboard. Read more
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Sports Science Practices for Every Level of Sport
While Sports Science practices may look different between the professional and amateur ranks, there are, however, underlying principles that allow any coach to think and work like a sports scientist. Read more
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Simplifying the “Sport Science” Process
Sport science is way more involved than I am about to portray it today, however, that does not mean that non-sport scientists — whether they be strength coaches, trainers, or sport coaches — can’t take some principles from the realm of sport science to apply to their own athletes, teams, and systems. Read more
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Sport Science: Data Collection or Data Acquisition? What is the Differnce?
Call the process what you would like publicly, what matters most is how you frame it in your own mind, as this will be what guides your processes and the interactions you have with your players. Read more
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Taking the Fear Out of Data Collection in Sport: Part I – Quantifying the Game
Yes, getting GREAT at data collection, maintenance, analysis, and monitoring can certainly be challenging. However, collecting meaningful information to answer your sport-related questions isn’t about being great – it is about being CONSISTENT. And, to be consistent we have to understand the value that collecting data can bring to our knowledge of the game, and… Read more
Ryan J. Faer 