To shoe or not to shoe? – Running and Technology
More Than a Pair of Shoes: Running and Technology Here’s a good clip from an interview Dr Andrew Franklyn-Miller did on RTE’s Morning Edition. I especially like what he says […]
Science needs to be mainstream; but not THAT mainstream!!!
The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research is a good portal for the S&C coach. However, I keep reading articles in it that make me question its scientific rigour. I’ve […]
Science is not a certainty
It’s common for “science” to be discredited in public arguments based on us “scientists” not being able to deliver an exact answer. The thing is, uncertainty is a big part […]
Making a good educational video
Designing an educational video is not easy. It presents a new learning environment that many of us are not familiar with. So what makes a good educational video? I’ve recently […]
Replicating the human body
Science and technology never fail to amaze me and put me in a state of awe. There are many amazing stories out there, but these are just a few that […]
Why are East Africans so dominant?
East Africans have been dominant in the middle and long distance running for what seems like an eternity. Many hypotheses have been floating around, with little (conclusive) evidence to support […]
Bringing Hollywood to the Lecture Theatre
At the start of 2012, I began filming my first year biomechanics lectures. I didn’t really have a specific purpose for this. Instead, there were a few “loose” reasons: – […]
