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Blogging on Peer Reviewed Research in Sport and Exercise - 0 views

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    Practitioners in sport and exercise that aren't tied to a University don't have ready access to the latest databases and journals. When someone blogs on a subject that relates peer-reviewed research to the practical world of sport or exercise, it is very helpful. It gives someone like me a reference to explore.
Rob Robson

Federer and Nadal Can See the Difference - 0 views

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    How do tennis professionals like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal manage not only to see, but estimate the speed and movement of the ball, before deciding how to play their shot? Are they born with the visuomotor systems to meet the "interceptive timing task requirements" of their sport, or can they be trained?
Rob Robson

Sales & Marketing - a Basic Introduction - 0 views

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    This is a basic introduction to sales and marketing relevant to sport, fitness and exercise which will focus on practitioners and consultants and those running small businesses with limited knowledge
Rob Robson

Your body shape and what it means for weight loss - 0 views

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    The areas where you store your body fat show the influence of the subtle hormonal balance within the body. This fact can be used to predict which foods will more likely cause weight gain and diminish your health.
Rob Robson

How much food should eat in a meal? - 0 views

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    Metabolic typing looks at how your body is functioning to determine what foods are healthy for you and what are not. This can vary greatly from person to person and this is the basis of why metabolic typing is so powerful and effective. Metabolic typing is based on more than just what food to eat but also how much of it your body needs. This element is equally important for a metabolic typing programme to work.
Rob Robson

Simple Sports Drink Recipe - 0 views

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    This is a very simple, cheap alternative recipe to make your own sports drink and avoid paying over the odds for branded drinks.
Rob Robson

Rugby fitness training: A scientific approach - 0 views

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    Rugby union was traditionally played by amateurs who trained like amateurs. Since the advent of professionalism which has trickled down throughout the sport it is now common to see rugby players training in their own time. But the new found enthusiasm for fitness may not paralleled by their knowledge about how to train.
Rob Robson

Is Olympic Sponsorship Worth the Money? - 0 views

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    Multinationals and Chinese corporations have paid a total of $850 million to be official 'sponsors of the Beijing and Turin Olympic Games. One of the primary aims is to gain a foothold among China's huge middle class. But research by the China Marketing Research Group, suggests that on the measures of brand awareness, brand loyalty and sales, Olympic sponsorship may not be justified.
Rob Robson

Latest Beijing Olympics News | iStadia.com - 0 views

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    Find out the latest syndicated news from The Beijing Olympics. Follow the US, Australian and British Team news, and get general news as it unfolds in the build up and the Games themselves.
Rob Robson

Zara Phillips out of the Beijing Olympics - 0 views

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    Zara Phillips (, MBE is the second child and only daughter of HRH The Princess Anne, Princess Royal and her first husband, Captain Mark Phillips), or more accurately her horse Toytown, has been withdrawn from the Beijing Olympics due to injury.
Rob Robson

Chocolate Milk - the New Sports Drink? - 0 views

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    Common sports drinks supply carbohydrates, as well as fluids and electrolytes lost through sweat. However, more recent research suggests that adding protein to the mix may further hasten recovery, and that chocolate milk has an optimal ratio of carbohydrates to protein to help refuel tired muscles.
Rob Robson

Can you be too mentally tough? If so, what can you do about it? - 0 views

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    Encouragement in the media and sporting contexts to show mental toughness, hanging in there, show grit, dogged determination...is common. But is this always a good thing? Is there a flip-side to this emphasis of rising to all challenges, quitting being for wimps...?
Rob Robson

Aerobic training - How hard do I need to go for results? - 0 views

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    The most fundamental key to aerobic activities is getting out of breath. It is essential you examine your exercise to see if it is achieving this. In my experience I have met many people who do hours of swimming but never get even slightly out of breath, or play hours of tennis but say to me they cannot lose weight.
Rob Robson

The role of strapping and taping - 0 views

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    Strapping and taping techniques are some of the most important and most visible skills a physiotherapist, sports therapist or athletic trainer working with sports men and women can have.
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Helping an athlete adjust to their injury - 0 views

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    Anyone working in sports therapy will be well aware of how common it is for athletes to injure themselves. Sports therapists also understand that the severity of physical injury is not the only factor determining recovery. Some athletes adjust well to having an injury, whereas others don't. What makes the difference is how the athlete psychologically interprets and processes the fact of the injury.
Rob Robson

Active stretching - A great tool for injury prevention and staying flexible - 0 views

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    Active stretching refers to a type of flexibility aimed at increasing the functional movement of the muscles. It relates to the distance you can actively move your limbs and stretch your muscles during a movement. It is different from traditional stretching (static stretching) because you are not holding the postures for any duration nor using any external object for support but your own muscle strength.
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4 tips and tricks to create match-winning confidence - 0 views

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    Confidence is a universal concept in modern sport, and a key factor in determining Here are some techniques and philosophies to help boost and raise confidence in the domain of sport.
Rob Robson

10 Great Goal-Setting Tips - 0 views

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    Less than 3% of people write down their goals. We are statistically more likely to spend time organising exactly what we want from the supermarket instead of working out what we want from life. Crazy but true. The chances are that you commit most of your working day to helping your boss to achieve their goals, instead of spending time working on your own. One way to enhance the quality of your life is to learn how to apply an effective goal-setting program. These tips will help you on your way to doing this.
Rob Robson

A holistic approach to weight loss - 1 views

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    We all talk of losing weight but please note it is fat you are trying to lose. If you are just monitoring yourself on the scales it is very easy to become disheartened with minimal changes even though you are getting results because the inches are shrinking! The only way to try and lose 'weight' is using an approach that covers all bases of your health and produces long lasting results.
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10 most common mistakes in the gym - Part 2 - 0 views

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    Following on from part one last week I am going to introduce to you some smaller but equally common failings in the gym.If you are a regular gym member have a look to see if you are guilty of these common errors.
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