
James de Lacey
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Former S&C Romania Rugby, Austin MLR, Kiwi Ferns | Science for Sport Research Reviewer | GAINer 🇳🇿
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Every study reviewed in March's Performance Digest. Click below to read it. academy.scienceforsport.com/categories/the… Cody Roberts James de Lacey Dr James Morehen Thomas Green


The studies reviewed by our team in the April Performance Digest. Click the link below to read the full issue. academy.scienceforsport.com/categories/the… Cody Roberts James de Lacey Dr James Morehen Thomas Green


Should variations in maximum velocity influence training? James de Lacey James raises some great points in the Practical Takeaways and his Comments. These may make you consider changing numerous things in your practice about speed thresholds, jump monitoring, and jump


Many of us have the seen the duration of residual training effect of biomotor abilities, initially developed by Vladimir Issurin But, what about the retention and decay of more specific qualities such as RFD, RSI and braking phase? James de Lacey reviews a recent study in




