
A/Prof Justin Keogh
@drstrength4life
Associate Dean Research, Sport scientist: resistance training & skill acq 4 older adults cancer survivors & athletes BJJ blue belt & proud dad of 2 active girls
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Almost 10 years after the death of Phil Hughes, cricket is still grappling with the best way to keep players safe, at all levels. Via Annette Greenhow PhD and A/Prof Justin Keogh #cricket #concussion #health theconversation.com/cricket-balls-…

Cricket balls can concuss and even kill batters – at all levels, helmet use must be taken seriously theconversation.com/cricket-balls-… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Thanks to Annette Greenhow for the invitation to contribute to this article and to Niall Seewang for your assistance with the editing

What are plyometric exercises? How all that hopping and jumping builds strength, speed and power theconversation.com/what-are-plyom… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Thanks Mandy Hagstrom for co-writing


Callisthenics exercises offer some of the cardio benefits of a run, and some of the muscular benefits of a lifting session. But there are limitations, too. A/Prof Justin Keogh Mandy Hagstrom Bond University UNSW theconversation.com/what-is-callis…

Monday's Super Bowl will feature Australian Jordan Mailata, a former rugby league junior. How did he become such a brilliant NFL player? A/Prof Justin Keogh Bond University La Trobe University theconversation.com/the-transforma…

The transformation of Jordan Mailata: from rugby league in Sydney to a second NFL Super Bowl theconversation.com/the-transforma… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Thanks Alex Roberts for co-authoring

Tiger Woods and Serena Williams were sporting prodigies but children shouldn’t train like them theconversation.com/tiger-woods-an… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand thanks for co-authoring Carl Woods

Why early specialisation in junior sports isn't the best path forward, via A/Prof Justin Keogh and Carl Woods theconversation.com/tiger-woods-an…



Happy to contribute to this study expertly led by Prof Robin Daly, David Scott and team: Daly RM, Scott D, Kiss N, Tieland M, Baguley B, Fyfe JJ. Knowledge, awareness, behaviours, beliefs, attitudes, and perceptions of older Australians regarding muscle health and sarcopenia: A



Great read on maria fiatarone groundbreaking research
