Looking forward to seeing this in print. Thanks Swimming Australia for the grant and Queensland Academy of Sport for the help with recruitment

A novel approach to identify evidence-practice gaps. Here, we aimed to identify shoulder injury 'risk factors' in competitive swimmers using the literature and expert opinion. Another cracking PhD study Alec McKenzie British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…

The real question is what should we follow? a) low-certainty evidence, OR b) expert opinion? i.e., is maximal strength an important shoulder injury risk factor or not?

#Paris2024 is officially Australia's most successful Olympic Games in history 💚💛 Nina Kennedy's pole vault gold makes it 18 for Australia, eclipsing 17 at Athens 2004 and Tokyo 2020. #AllezAUS

What do you think? Currently piloting before we roll it out

I think everyone involved should have to read this, students included

Are you a coach or practitioner working in women’s football? Please consider completing our brief survey exploring #ACL injury prevention practices. www151.griffith.edu.au/redcap/surveys…

Please like/re-share🙏🏽 Attention🚨Performance Teams - Sport Scientists, Physiotherapist, S&Cs, Sport Coaches etc worldwide🌎 Pls take 10mins to fill out this research survey on monitoring strategies you use for sport (for my PhD student, Davide Mondin) redcap.canberra.edu.au/surveys/?s=RT8…

Watch live as Falcon 9 launches the Polaris’s Polaris Dawn crew on a multi-day mission orbiting Earth x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Linear Regression clearly explained 👇🏻

Help shape the future of injury prevention for women's football by completing this 5-10 min survey: redcap.link/1fw6jg7e Reposts appreciated.

Major academic publishers are getting sued for unlawfully appropriating billions of dollars. Prof. Lucina Qazi Uddin, a neuroscientist at UCLA, has sued these six academic publishers Elsevier, Wolters Kluwer, Wiley, Taylor & Francis, Sage, and Springer Nature. The lawsuit

🪶NEW PUBLICATION Ricky Dann PhD🪶 A principled approach to skill acquisition in competitive surfing: Embracing representative learning design🏄 Do we need training environments that reflect the dynamic nature of surfing? journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

We invite researchers and practitioners to participate in a live Delphi study on the most effective TID and TDE practices in sports. If you are interested, please message or email me ([email protected]). See below for more info. Job Fransen Dr Dylan Poulus William McCalman

Gold Coast researchers are fast tracking injury recovery in a first of its kind study. Helping elite swimmers avoid shoulder injuries - with the findings now targeting everyday ailments. Makenna Baily #9News

📢New article alert!📢 Have a look at this impressive scoping review by louise et al on how to develop causal DAGs within health psychology research, including valuable guidance and recommendations on creating DAGs! Read the full article here: doi.org/njzz

🚨 Identifying evidence-practice gaps for shoulder injury risk factors in competitive swimmers 🏊‍♂️ Uniting literature and expert opinion 📄 🗣 Find out more 👉 bit.ly/47I2z16 Alec McKenzie, Andrea Hams, Jonathon Headrick, Alex Donaldson, Joseph Coyne, PhD, @duhigs 👏

And we’re away! What a start to the SMA ACSEP Conference! Flattered with the turn out to our shoulder symposium. Grateful for the opportunity to share our work, pose future directions and showcase some cool tech in the space💪

Ranking gluteal exercises based on EMG amplitudes provides very different interpretation than rankings based on muscle forces! Excellent talk from Tyler Collings.

For the first time, we’ve shown that long-term Nordic Hamstring Exercises lead to sarcomerogenesis in humans, increasing fascicle length. This research sheds light on how eccentric training adaptations could reduce hamstring injury risk youtube.com/watch?v=TtTcld…