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Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's about setting audacious goals in life and in business.
http://www.qubit.com
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'.
Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil.
http://ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/index_122203.htm
- published: 01 Mar 2012
- views: 1690
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 210
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 147
'BBC World News extreme heat 15/01/2014'
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Greg Whyte
Greg Whyte (born 1958) is a writer from Stratford, New Zealand. He is the author of Fatal Traps for Helicopter Pilots and So, You Want To Be A Helicopter Pilot.
Whyte joined the New Zealand Police in 1978, attaining the rank of Sergeant before leaving in 1990. He gained commercial aeroplane and helicopter pilot licenses in the 1980s, and logged over 1000 hours of flight. The loss of a number of friends to helicopter accidents inspired him to write.
In August 2003 Fatal Traps for Helicopter Pilots was published by Reed Publishing New Zealand.
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Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'. Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil. http://ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/index_122203.htm -
2:18Sky Sports News - Greg Whyte & the Brownlee brothers with BMW
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5:22BBC: The One Show - Cardiac Risk with Professor Greg Whyte - 19th April 2012
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4:54Prof Greg Whyte discussing high temperatures at Australian Open 2014
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0:43Interim Testing with Greg Whyte
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Whyte, Greg Filmography
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Professor Greg Whyte OBE | Bright Sparks London | May 2015
Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's about setting audacious goals in life and in business. http://www.qubit.com
published: 27 May 2015 -
Greg Whyte How to Beat Pain 1)
published: 07 May 2013 -
Prof Greg Whyte Showreel
published: 07 May 2013 -
Greg Whyte Professorial Inaugural Lecture 2012
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'. Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil. http://ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/index_122203.htm
published: 01 Mar 2012 -
Sky Sports News - Greg Whyte & the Brownlee brothers with BMW
published: 03 Nov 2011 -
BBC: The One Show - Cardiac Risk with Professor Greg Whyte - 19th April 2012
published: 11 May 2012 -
Greg Whyte's Advanced Exercise Routine
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
published: 11 Oct 2016 -
Greg Whyte's Beginner's Exercise Routine
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
published: 11 Oct 2016 -
Prof Greg Whyte discussing high temperatures at Australian Open 2014
'BBC World News extreme heat 15/01/2014' All Rights and Credit material go to: BBC no copyright infringement is intended
published: 17 Jan 2014 -
Professor Greg Whyte OBE | Bright Sparks London | May 2015
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- Duration: 42:48
- Updated: 27 May 2015
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Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's...
Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's about setting audacious goals in life and in business.
http://www.qubit.com
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Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's about setting audacious goals in life and in business.
http://www.qubit.com
- published: 27 May 2015
- views: 573
Greg Whyte How to Beat Pain 1)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:01
- Updated: 07 May 2013
- views: 803
- published: 07 May 2013
- views: 803
Prof Greg Whyte Showreel
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 07 May 2013
- views: 657
- published: 07 May 2013
- views: 657
Greg Whyte Professorial Inaugural Lecture 2012
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- Duration: 75:07
- Updated: 01 Mar 2012
- views: 1690
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'.
Profes...
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'.
Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil.
http://ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/index_122203.htm
wn.com/Greg Whyte Professorial Inaugural Lecture 2012
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'.
Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil.
http://ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/index_122203.htm
- published: 01 Mar 2012
- views: 1690
Sky Sports News - Greg Whyte & the Brownlee brothers with BMW
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 5057
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 5057
BBC: The One Show - Cardiac Risk with Professor Greg Whyte - 19th April 2012
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:22
- Updated: 11 May 2012
- views: 1054
- published: 11 May 2012
- views: 1054
Greg Whyte's Advanced Exercise Routine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 210
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
wn.com/Greg Whyte's Advanced Exercise Routine
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 210
Greg Whyte's Beginner's Exercise Routine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 147
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
wn.com/Greg Whyte's Beginner's Exercise Routine
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 147
Prof Greg Whyte discussing high temperatures at Australian Open 2014
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:54
- Updated: 17 Jan 2014
- views: 384
'BBC World News extreme heat 15/01/2014'
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BBC
no copyright infringement is intended
'BBC World News extreme heat 15/01/2014'
All Rights and Credit material go to:
BBC
no copyright infringement is intended
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'BBC World News extreme heat 15/01/2014'
All Rights and Credit material go to:
BBC
no copyright infringement is intended
- published: 17 Jan 2014
- views: 384
Interim Testing with Greg Whyte
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- Duration: 0:43
- Updated: 25 Oct 2012
- views: 681
Another tough session on the rowing machine in the lab. Results improved from my initial testing so progress is definitely being made! Also, put on 4kg...only a...
Another tough session on the rowing machine in the lab. Results improved from my initial testing so progress is definitely being made! Also, put on 4kg...only another 10kg to go!
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Physical activity and the Outdoors Market: Interview with Greg Whyte
Greg Whyte is an Olympian in modern pentathlon, European and World Championship medallist. He is an expert in the field of sports and exercise science. During the summit he talks about the evolving connection between health services and outdoors industry: outdoor is free, is everywhere and it is very much about health! No excuse to being inactive. Interview - Jessica Ceotto Shooting & Editing Video - Andrea Monticelli
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Virgin London Marathon 2011 Prof Greg Whyte
Annie Emmerson interviews Profesor Greg Whyte at the Virgin London Marathon 2011
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Sporting Success - Tackling diabetes through physical activity (World Diabetes Day 2013)
In this exclusive video, Greg Whyte, Olympian and celebrity sports scientist, interviews Gary Mabbutt, former international footballer who has type 1 diabetes. Gary tells Greg about successfully managing his condition to achieve success in sports and about the importance of physical exercise for tackling diabetes. To mark World Diabetes Day on 14th November, Greg and Gary have made this video with The International Sweeteners Association. The video serves to educate those on the prevention of diabetes. It looks at the importance of physical activity and the role of low calorie sweeteners in the diet of people with, or at risk of diabetes.
published: 14 Nov 2013 -
Low Calorie Sweeteners - Good For All Bodies
Prof Greg Whyte OBE, former Olympian explains how people can adapt weight by using low calorie sweeteners -- and he says this is not just for obese people but also for high performing athletes. For diabetics, low calorie sweeteners bring immeasurable quality of life benefits.
published: 16 Apr 2014
Physical activity and the Outdoors Market: Interview with Greg Whyte
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- Duration: 1:55
- Updated: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 128
Greg Whyte is an Olympian in modern pentathlon, European and World Championship medallist. He is an expert in the field of sports and exercise science. During t...
Greg Whyte is an Olympian in modern pentathlon, European and World Championship medallist. He is an expert in the field of sports and exercise science. During the summit he talks about the evolving connection between health services and outdoors industry: outdoor is free, is everywhere and it is very much about health! No excuse to being inactive.
Interview - Jessica Ceotto
Shooting & Editing Video - Andrea Monticelli
wn.com/Physical Activity And The Outdoors Market Interview With Greg Whyte
Greg Whyte is an Olympian in modern pentathlon, European and World Championship medallist. He is an expert in the field of sports and exercise science. During the summit he talks about the evolving connection between health services and outdoors industry: outdoor is free, is everywhere and it is very much about health! No excuse to being inactive.
Interview - Jessica Ceotto
Shooting & Editing Video - Andrea Monticelli
- published: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 128
Virgin London Marathon 2011 Prof Greg Whyte
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- Duration: 11:47
- Updated: 18 Apr 2011
- views: 611
Annie Emmerson interviews Profesor Greg Whyte at the Virgin London Marathon 2011
- published: 18 Apr 2011
- views: 611
Sporting Success - Tackling diabetes through physical activity (World Diabetes Day 2013)
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- Duration: 4:55
- Updated: 14 Nov 2013
- views: 416415
In this exclusive video, Greg Whyte, Olympian and celebrity sports scientist, interviews Gary Mabbutt, former international footballer who has type 1 diabetes. ...
In this exclusive video, Greg Whyte, Olympian and celebrity sports scientist, interviews Gary Mabbutt, former international footballer who has type 1 diabetes. Gary tells Greg about successfully managing his condition to achieve success in sports and about the importance of physical exercise for tackling diabetes.
To mark World Diabetes Day on 14th November, Greg and Gary have made this video with The International Sweeteners Association. The video serves to educate those on the prevention of diabetes. It looks at the importance of physical activity and the role of low calorie sweeteners in the diet of people with, or at risk of diabetes.
wn.com/Sporting Success Tackling Diabetes Through Physical Activity (World Diabetes Day 2013)
In this exclusive video, Greg Whyte, Olympian and celebrity sports scientist, interviews Gary Mabbutt, former international footballer who has type 1 diabetes. Gary tells Greg about successfully managing his condition to achieve success in sports and about the importance of physical exercise for tackling diabetes.
To mark World Diabetes Day on 14th November, Greg and Gary have made this video with The International Sweeteners Association. The video serves to educate those on the prevention of diabetes. It looks at the importance of physical activity and the role of low calorie sweeteners in the diet of people with, or at risk of diabetes.
- published: 14 Nov 2013
- views: 416415
Low Calorie Sweeteners - Good For All Bodies
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 415
Prof Greg Whyte OBE, former Olympian explains how people can adapt weight by using low calorie sweeteners -- and he says this is not just for obese people but a...
Prof Greg Whyte OBE, former Olympian explains how people can adapt weight by using low calorie sweeteners -- and he says this is not just for obese people but also for high performing athletes. For diabetics, low calorie sweeteners bring immeasurable quality of life benefits.
wn.com/Low Calorie Sweeteners Good For All Bodies
Prof Greg Whyte OBE, former Olympian explains how people can adapt weight by using low calorie sweeteners -- and he says this is not just for obese people but also for high performing athletes. For diabetics, low calorie sweeteners bring immeasurable quality of life benefits.
- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 415
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Greg Whyte
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Prof Greg Whyte Showreel
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Professor Greg Whyte: Tell us about yourself
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Greg Whyte How to Beat Pain 1)
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Greg Whyte How to Beat Pain 2)
published: 07 May 2013 -
Greg Whyte's Beginner's Exercise Routine
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
published: 11 Oct 2016 -
Greg Whyte's Advanced Exercise Routine
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
published: 11 Oct 2016 -
Greg Whyte's Intermediate Exercise Routine
Time to step up your workout and embrace the great outdoors with this intermediate level routine by Professor Greg Whyte which can be completed any place, anytime.
published: 11 Oct 2016 -
Greg Whyte Sky Sports News - Brownlee Brothers with BMW
published: 07 May 2013 -
Prof. Greg Whyte explains how knowing your heart rate helps with training
Fitness expert Prof Greg Whyte explains how you can train smarter when you #knowyourheart
published: 12 Aug 2015
Greg Whyte
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- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 09 Aug 2010
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- published: 09 Aug 2010
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Prof Greg Whyte Showreel
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- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 07 May 2013
- views: 643
- published: 07 May 2013
- views: 643
Professor Greg Whyte: Tell us about yourself
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:05
- Updated: 22 Apr 2015
- views: 52
- published: 22 Apr 2015
- views: 52
Greg Whyte How to Beat Pain 1)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:01
- Updated: 07 May 2013
- views: 789
- published: 07 May 2013
- views: 789
Greg Whyte How to Beat Pain 2)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:19
- Updated: 07 May 2013
- views: 382
- published: 07 May 2013
- views: 382
Greg Whyte's Beginner's Exercise Routine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 115
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
wn.com/Greg Whyte's Beginner's Exercise Routine
Struggling to motivate yourself to exercise? Here's Professor Greg Whyte's beginner's guide to conquering your first outdoor workout.
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 115
Greg Whyte's Advanced Exercise Routine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 185
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
wn.com/Greg Whyte's Advanced Exercise Routine
No fees, no queues, no time restrictions. Take advantage of your local environment and test yourself with Professor Greg Whyte's advanced workout routine.
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 185
Greg Whyte's Intermediate Exercise Routine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 110
Time to step up your workout and embrace the great outdoors with this intermediate level routine by Professor Greg Whyte which can be completed any place, anyti...
Time to step up your workout and embrace the great outdoors with this intermediate level routine by Professor Greg Whyte which can be completed any place, anytime.
wn.com/Greg Whyte's Intermediate Exercise Routine
Time to step up your workout and embrace the great outdoors with this intermediate level routine by Professor Greg Whyte which can be completed any place, anytime.
- published: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 110
Greg Whyte Sky Sports News - Brownlee Brothers with BMW
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 07 May 2013
- views: 65
- published: 07 May 2013
- views: 65
Prof. Greg Whyte explains how knowing your heart rate helps with training
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:27
- Updated: 12 Aug 2015
- views: 410
Fitness expert Prof Greg Whyte explains how you can train smarter when you #knowyourheart
- published: 12 Aug 2015
- views: 410
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Professor Greg Whyte OBE | Bright Sparks London | May 2015
Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's about setting audacious goals in life and in business. http://www.qubit.com
published: 27 May 2015 -
Greg Whyte Professorial Inaugural Lecture 2012
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'. Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil. http://ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/index_122203.htm
published: 01 Mar 2012 -
SSM Conference 2015 1.6 - Altitude: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Professor Greg Whyte explains the positive and negative impact of training at altitude on subsequent athletic development and performance. This is an area of growing research and the extant literature is presented to demonstrate the good, bad and ugly aspects of altitude training. This discussion includes an investigation into the underlying physiological processes of the adaptations, whilst making reference to endurance performance. The discussion covers how to prepare for altitude training, what the optimum level of altitude is to encourage positive training effects, how to properly monitor athlete and the importance of this. Information is also provided about how to simulate altitude training to gain the same positive effects. Speaker Biogra...
published: 15 Jun 2015 -
SSM Conference 2015 2.3 - 150 Years of Rowing Faster
150 Years of Rowing Faster: What Are the Sources of More and More Speed? Professor Stephen Seiler discusses how rowing has a 150 yr. + competitive history and that examining results from historic races like Oxford-Cambridge (est. 1829) and the world championships (est. 1893) reveals a linear increase in boat speed by 2-3% per decade. Boat velocity increases if propulsive power is increased and/or power losses are reduced. Over time, the propulsive power capacity of elite rowers has increased. Part of this increase is a result of recruiting athletes from a population that has become taller (1-3 cm per decade) and heavier. Speaker Biography Professor Stephen Seiler (PhD FACSM earned his doctoral degree from the University of Texas, Austin, but has lived and worked in Norway for nearly ...
published: 15 Jun 2015 -
SSM Conference 2015 1.7 - Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health
Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health Professor Sanjay Sharma shares the fact that the cardiovascular benefits of exercise are established and individuals exercising regularly reduce their risk of adverse events from coronary artery disease by 50% and gain at least 3 additional years of life. When one considers the burgeoning epidemic of childhood obesity and its complications, exercise may be regarded as the most clinically and cost effective prescription dispensed by healthcare professionals. Speaker Biography Professor Sanjay Sharma BSc - Hons, MD, FRCP - UK, FESC, is Professor of inherited cardiac disease and sports cardiology St George's University of London. His interests include cardiovascular adaptation in athletes, sudden cardiac death in the young and heart muscle disea...
published: 15 Jun 2015 -
SSM Conference 2015 1.1 - Injury Prevention & Performance
Injury Prevention and Performance – are they mutually exclusive? What does science tell us? Professor Alison McGregor shares the background to the academic journey into elite rowing performance at Imperial College, which has been evolving over the past 10-15 years. Its starting point was however, in injury prevention rather than performance enhancement, although this is clearly linked to performance. The major injury that drove this initial work was low back pain (LBP) and current research papers still noting that LBP accounts for 32% of reported injuries in elite rowers (Wilson et al 2010). Speaker Biography Professor Alison McGregor, Human Performance Group, Surgery & Cancer, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London is a trained physiotherapist with an MSc in Biomedical Engineerin...
published: 15 Jun 2015 -
NEW MELBOURNE BOUNCE MUSIC #1 2016
Tracklist Down Below!! Subscribe for more weekly mixes!! - Subscribe ► http://goo.gl/iOvH2F - Facebook ► https://goo.gl/KcBvbM - Twitter ► @ElectroFrenzy |TrackList| 0:00 | R3hab & Headhunterz - Won't Stop Rocking (Semih Kurt Bootleg) 2:09 | Vikstrom - Twerk 4:31 | Matty Loxton - Throne (Original Mix) 7:13 | Vikstrom - TILT [Melbourne Bounce Nation] 9:21 | UD & JOWN - Trigger (Original Mix) 12:02 | SL Complex - SIlence (Original Mix) 16:01 | Wikko - Starlight 19:32 | Brian Spiro & Vaxxe - Tauro ( Original Mix ) 21:58 | 20 Fingers feat. Roula - Lick It (Glowjack Remix) 24:42 | Toni Montana - October Sun (Original Mix) 26:52 | Dwaine Whyte Vs Greg House & Golden Fingers - Rave On (Original Mix) 30:07 | Dwaine Whyte vs Greg House & Golden Fingers - Hydro (Original Mix) 33:19 | Whitez & Ma...
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SSM Conference 2015 2.1 - Training in Extreme Hot & Cold
Training in Extreme Hot and Cold Professor Mike Tipton discusses how the impact of environmental temperature and humidity on performance has largely been ignored until recent times, despite the fact that the environmental threat can result in severe impairment of performance and even death. Professor Mike Tipton explains how as physical performance is impaired in both hot and cold environments, that the challenge in these environments is to try, through various interventions, to maintain as closely as possible, elite performance. The thermal threats include: thermal discomfort detrimentally influencing concentration, dehydration, heat syncope, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, cold-induced neuromuscular dysfunction, cold injury, drowning and hypothermia. Speaker Biography Professor Mike ...
published: 15 Jun 2015 -
SSM Conference 2015 2.2 - Rib Stress Fractures
Rib Stress Fractures Dr Anders Vinther explains how a Rib Stress Fracture (RSF) is a relatively frequent, severe and well documented overuse injury in elite rowers. The incidence of RSF has been estimated to be approximately 9 %, but prospective studies with rigorous injury surveillance of larger groups of rowers are needed to confirm this. The burden of RSFs lies primarily in the severity as most reported cases needed 6-8 weeks of rest, rehabilitation and gradual return to rowing before a full return was possible. Anecdotal reports of non-union of RSF emphasize the necessity of “playing it safe” regarding a timely, symptom dependent return to training and competition. Speaker Biography Dr Anders Vinther (RPT, PhD) whilst employed as the Danish National Rowing Team Physiotherapist (19...
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SSM Conference 2015 2.4 - Cardiac Case Study
Cardiac Case Study Professor Henning Bay Nielsen shares how rowing produces marked changes in oxygen uptake, pulmonary ventilation, cardiac output and lactate with extreme levels for blood acid-base status and pronounced concentration of catecholamines in blood that could affect coagulation. With development of potassiaemia arrhythmia may even be developed that most often may be of supraventricular origin but sudden cardiac death is reported in rowers. Structural myocardial adaptations to intense rowing training that demands the heart to work against high pressure during the stroke need to be considered. Rare cardiac diseases such as the Brugada syndrome and arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy may also provoke cardiac arrest during exercise. The latter is related to genetic ...
published: 15 Jun 2015
Professor Greg Whyte OBE | Bright Sparks London | May 2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:48
- Updated: 27 May 2015
- views: 555
Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's...
Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's about setting audacious goals in life and in business.
http://www.qubit.com
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Our key note speaker, Professor Greg Whyte, the brains behind so many sport relief challenges rounds up our Bright Sparks event by inspiring us to achieve. It's about setting audacious goals in life and in business.
http://www.qubit.com
- published: 27 May 2015
- views: 555
Greg Whyte Professorial Inaugural Lecture 2012
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- Duration: 1:15:07
- Updated: 01 Mar 2012
- views: 1688
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'.
Profes...
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'.
Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil.
http://ljmu.ac.uk/NewsUpdate/index_122203.htm
wn.com/Greg Whyte Professorial Inaugural Lecture 2012
Professor of Sport and Exercise Science, Greg Whyte, recently delivered his inaugural professorial lecture entitled 'Exercise vs Sport: Good vs Evil'.
Professor Whyte used the timeline of his research alongside his personal experience from elite sport, major challenges and the media to demonstrate that whilst exercise is good; sport may be inherently evil.
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- published: 01 Mar 2012
- views: 1688
SSM Conference 2015 1.6 - Altitude: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
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- Duration: 53:09
- Updated: 15 Jun 2015
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Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Professor Greg Whyte explains the positive and negative impact of training at altitude on subsequent athletic developm...
Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Professor Greg Whyte explains the positive and negative impact of training at altitude on subsequent athletic development and performance. This is an area of growing research and the extant literature is presented to demonstrate the good, bad and ugly aspects of altitude training.
This discussion includes an investigation into the underlying physiological processes of the adaptations, whilst making reference to endurance performance. The discussion covers how to prepare for altitude training, what the optimum level of altitude is to encourage positive training effects, how to properly monitor athlete and the importance of this. Information is also provided about how to simulate altitude training to gain the same positive effects.
Speaker Biography
Professor Greg Whyte (OBE, PhD, DSc, FACSM, FBASES) was awarded an OBE in 2014 for his services to Sport, Sport Science & Charity, and was voted as one of the Top 10 Science Communicators in the UK by the British Science Council. Professor Whyte is an Olympian in modern pentathlon, and is a European and World Championship medalist.
He is an expert in the field of sports and exercise science. Graduating from Brunel University, he furthered his studies with an MSc in human performance in the USA and completed his PhD at St. Georges Hospital Medical School, London. Professor Whyte is currently a Professor of Applied Sport and Exercise Science at Liverpool John Moores University and Director of Performance at the Centre for Health and Human Performance. Former roles include Director of Research for the British Olympic Association and Director of Science & Research for the English Institute of Sport.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
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wn.com/Ssm Conference 2015 1.6 Altitude The Good, The Bad The Ugly
Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Professor Greg Whyte explains the positive and negative impact of training at altitude on subsequent athletic development and performance. This is an area of growing research and the extant literature is presented to demonstrate the good, bad and ugly aspects of altitude training.
This discussion includes an investigation into the underlying physiological processes of the adaptations, whilst making reference to endurance performance. The discussion covers how to prepare for altitude training, what the optimum level of altitude is to encourage positive training effects, how to properly monitor athlete and the importance of this. Information is also provided about how to simulate altitude training to gain the same positive effects.
Speaker Biography
Professor Greg Whyte (OBE, PhD, DSc, FACSM, FBASES) was awarded an OBE in 2014 for his services to Sport, Sport Science & Charity, and was voted as one of the Top 10 Science Communicators in the UK by the British Science Council. Professor Whyte is an Olympian in modern pentathlon, and is a European and World Championship medalist.
He is an expert in the field of sports and exercise science. Graduating from Brunel University, he furthered his studies with an MSc in human performance in the USA and completed his PhD at St. Georges Hospital Medical School, London. Professor Whyte is currently a Professor of Applied Sport and Exercise Science at Liverpool John Moores University and Director of Performance at the Centre for Health and Human Performance. Former roles include Director of Research for the British Olympic Association and Director of Science & Research for the English Institute of Sport.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing news on Twitter: https://twitter.com/britishrowing
Like British Rowing on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/britishrowing
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For more information about British Rowing head to our website: https://www.britishrowing.org
- published: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 1809
SSM Conference 2015 2.3 - 150 Years of Rowing Faster
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- Duration: 1:12:40
- Updated: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 2866
150 Years of Rowing Faster: What Are the Sources of More and More Speed?
Professor Stephen Seiler discusses how rowing has a 150 yr. + competitive history and ...
150 Years of Rowing Faster: What Are the Sources of More and More Speed?
Professor Stephen Seiler discusses how rowing has a 150 yr. + competitive history and that examining results from historic races like Oxford-Cambridge (est. 1829) and the world championships (est. 1893) reveals a linear increase in boat speed by 2-3% per decade. Boat velocity increases if propulsive power is increased and/or power losses are reduced. Over time, the propulsive power capacity of elite rowers has increased. Part of this increase is a result of recruiting athletes from a population that has become taller (1-3 cm per decade) and heavier.
Speaker Biography
Professor Stephen Seiler (PhD FACSM earned his doctoral degree from the University of Texas, Austin, but has lived and worked in Norway for nearly 20 years as a university teacher and researcher. He is currently Professor in Sport Science and Dean of the Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences at the University of Agder in Kristiansand, Norway.
Professor Seiler also serves as senior research consultant to the Norwegian Olympic Federation. In 2013, he was elected to the Executive Board of the European College of Sport Science.
His work has influenced and catalysed international research around training intensity distribution and the “polarized training model”. He has published over 70 peer reviewed publications, and written over 100 popular science articles related to exercise physiology and the training process. Professor Seiler has given over 100 scientific lectures around the world and is also a founding editorial board member of the International Journal of Sport Physiology and Performance.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing news on Twitter: https://twitter.com/britishrowing
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wn.com/Ssm Conference 2015 2.3 150 Years Of Rowing Faster
150 Years of Rowing Faster: What Are the Sources of More and More Speed?
Professor Stephen Seiler discusses how rowing has a 150 yr. + competitive history and that examining results from historic races like Oxford-Cambridge (est. 1829) and the world championships (est. 1893) reveals a linear increase in boat speed by 2-3% per decade. Boat velocity increases if propulsive power is increased and/or power losses are reduced. Over time, the propulsive power capacity of elite rowers has increased. Part of this increase is a result of recruiting athletes from a population that has become taller (1-3 cm per decade) and heavier.
Speaker Biography
Professor Stephen Seiler (PhD FACSM earned his doctoral degree from the University of Texas, Austin, but has lived and worked in Norway for nearly 20 years as a university teacher and researcher. He is currently Professor in Sport Science and Dean of the Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences at the University of Agder in Kristiansand, Norway.
Professor Seiler also serves as senior research consultant to the Norwegian Olympic Federation. In 2013, he was elected to the Executive Board of the European College of Sport Science.
His work has influenced and catalysed international research around training intensity distribution and the “polarized training model”. He has published over 70 peer reviewed publications, and written over 100 popular science articles related to exercise physiology and the training process. Professor Seiler has given over 100 scientific lectures around the world and is also a founding editorial board member of the International Journal of Sport Physiology and Performance.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing news on Twitter: https://twitter.com/britishrowing
Like British Rowing on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/britishrowing
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For more information about British Rowing head to our website: https://www.britishrowing.org
- published: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 2866
SSM Conference 2015 1.7 - Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health
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- Duration: 57:37
- Updated: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 1739
Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health
Professor Sanjay Sharma shares the fact that the cardiovascular benefits of exercise are established and individual...
Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health
Professor Sanjay Sharma shares the fact that the cardiovascular benefits of exercise are established and individuals exercising regularly reduce their risk of adverse events from coronary artery disease by 50% and gain at least 3 additional years of life. When one considers the burgeoning epidemic of childhood obesity and its complications, exercise may be regarded as the most clinically and cost effective prescription dispensed by healthcare professionals.
Speaker Biography
Professor Sanjay Sharma BSc - Hons, MD, FRCP - UK, FESC, is Professor of inherited cardiac disease and sports cardiology St George's University of London. His interests include cardiovascular adaptation in athletes, sudden cardiac death in the young and heart muscle diseases for which he has an international reputation and published over 140 original articles in highly rated peer reviewed journals.
He is the current chairman of the ESC sports cardiology nucleus. Sanjay is Medical Director for The Virgin London Marathon, cardiology advisor for the English Institute of Sport, British Rugby Union and Lawn Tennis Association and the chairman for expert cardiology committee for the Football Association. He is also the cardiologist for CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) and leads the largest pre-participation screening programme for cardiac diseases in young athletes. Sanjay was the lead cardiologist for the 2012 London Olympics.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing news on Twitter: https://twitter.com/britishrowing
Like British Rowing on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing images on Instagram https://instagram.com/britishrowing/
For more information about British Rowing head to our website: https://www.britishrowing.org
wn.com/Ssm Conference 2015 1.7 Endurance Sport And Cardio Vascular Health
Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health
Professor Sanjay Sharma shares the fact that the cardiovascular benefits of exercise are established and individuals exercising regularly reduce their risk of adverse events from coronary artery disease by 50% and gain at least 3 additional years of life. When one considers the burgeoning epidemic of childhood obesity and its complications, exercise may be regarded as the most clinically and cost effective prescription dispensed by healthcare professionals.
Speaker Biography
Professor Sanjay Sharma BSc - Hons, MD, FRCP - UK, FESC, is Professor of inherited cardiac disease and sports cardiology St George's University of London. His interests include cardiovascular adaptation in athletes, sudden cardiac death in the young and heart muscle diseases for which he has an international reputation and published over 140 original articles in highly rated peer reviewed journals.
He is the current chairman of the ESC sports cardiology nucleus. Sanjay is Medical Director for The Virgin London Marathon, cardiology advisor for the English Institute of Sport, British Rugby Union and Lawn Tennis Association and the chairman for expert cardiology committee for the Football Association. He is also the cardiologist for CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) and leads the largest pre-participation screening programme for cardiac diseases in young athletes. Sanjay was the lead cardiologist for the 2012 London Olympics.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing news on Twitter: https://twitter.com/britishrowing
Like British Rowing on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing images on Instagram https://instagram.com/britishrowing/
For more information about British Rowing head to our website: https://www.britishrowing.org
- published: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 1739
SSM Conference 2015 1.1 - Injury Prevention & Performance
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- Duration: 53:10
- Updated: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 1071
Injury Prevention and Performance – are they mutually exclusive? What does science tell us?
Professor Alison McGregor shares the background to the academic jo...
Injury Prevention and Performance – are they mutually exclusive? What does science tell us?
Professor Alison McGregor shares the background to the academic journey into elite rowing performance at Imperial College, which has been evolving over the past 10-15 years. Its starting point was however, in injury prevention rather than performance enhancement, although this is clearly linked to performance. The major injury that drove this initial work was low back pain (LBP) and current research papers still noting that LBP accounts for 32% of reported injuries in elite rowers (Wilson et al 2010).
Speaker Biography
Professor Alison McGregor, Human Performance Group, Surgery & Cancer, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London is a trained physiotherapist with an MSc in Biomedical Engineering and a PhD in spinal mechanics and low back pain. For the past fifteen years she has researched low back problems by combining clinical experience gained as a physiotherapist, with a working knowledge of bioengineering science gained through her masters and PhD studies. This has permitted an integrated approach to the physiological mechanics of the musculoskeletal system, looking at the: mechanisms of injury; effects of injury on function; and management of injury. Part of Professor McGregor’s current research profile at Imperial College London is in rowing mechanics, performance and back pain, looking at this from the perspective of kinematics, muscle function and neurophysiology. More latterly this work has been applied to study osteoarthritis with a view to developing early interventions and preventative strategies.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
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Injury Prevention and Performance – are they mutually exclusive? What does science tell us?
Professor Alison McGregor shares the background to the academic journey into elite rowing performance at Imperial College, which has been evolving over the past 10-15 years. Its starting point was however, in injury prevention rather than performance enhancement, although this is clearly linked to performance. The major injury that drove this initial work was low back pain (LBP) and current research papers still noting that LBP accounts for 32% of reported injuries in elite rowers (Wilson et al 2010).
Speaker Biography
Professor Alison McGregor, Human Performance Group, Surgery & Cancer, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London is a trained physiotherapist with an MSc in Biomedical Engineering and a PhD in spinal mechanics and low back pain. For the past fifteen years she has researched low back problems by combining clinical experience gained as a physiotherapist, with a working knowledge of bioengineering science gained through her masters and PhD studies. This has permitted an integrated approach to the physiological mechanics of the musculoskeletal system, looking at the: mechanisms of injury; effects of injury on function; and management of injury. Part of Professor McGregor’s current research profile at Imperial College London is in rowing mechanics, performance and back pain, looking at this from the perspective of kinematics, muscle function and neurophysiology. More latterly this work has been applied to study osteoarthritis with a view to developing early interventions and preventative strategies.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
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- published: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 1071
NEW MELBOURNE BOUNCE MUSIC #1 2016
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- Duration: 1:19:24
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 1337
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0:00 | R3hab & Headhunterz - Won't Stop Rocking (Semih Kurt Bootleg)
2:09 | Vikstrom - Twerk
4:31 | Matty Loxton - Throne (Original Mix)
7:13 | Vikstrom - TILT [Melbourne Bounce Nation]
9:21 | UD & JOWN - Trigger (Original Mix)
12:02 | SL Complex - SIlence (Original Mix)
16:01 | Wikko - Starlight
19:32 | Brian Spiro & Vaxxe - Tauro ( Original Mix )
21:58 | 20 Fingers feat. Roula - Lick It (Glowjack Remix)
24:42 | Toni Montana - October Sun (Original Mix)
26:52 | Dwaine Whyte Vs Greg House & Golden Fingers - Rave On (Original Mix)
30:07 | Dwaine Whyte vs Greg House & Golden Fingers - Hydro (Original Mix)
33:19 | Whitez & Manueer - KHNUM (Original Mix)
35:45 | Decaville - Kraka (Original Mix)
38:05 | Dylan Smith & D3FAI - Flame (Original Mix)
40:43 | Nicky Z. - GO!
42:49 | Jack Brown - Hold On (Original Mix)
45:00 | Jonas Blue - Fast Car (Ben Delaney Bootleg)
48:08 | SL Complex - Feel (Original Mix)
51:28 | Tony Sinatra Ft. Nathan Brumley - Fireworks (Original Mix)
55:04 | Deorro - Yee (DENNY MORY BOOTLEG)
57:25 | Ralph Cowell & Substrackd - Dolly (Original Mix)
59:35 | SASH! vs Olly James - Ecuador (MountBlaq & Tegi Remix)
1:02:23 | Smoothies & Delayz - Clamor (Original Mix)
1:05:06 | Colleen DAgostino Ft. Deadmau5 - Stay (Will Sparks Edit)
1:08:30 | Dj Smoke - Da Krunk (Original Mix)
1:10:38 | Phenex - Axis (Original Mix)
1:13:56 | Major Lazer ft. Wild Belle - Be Together (Sidtrus Remix)
1:17:08 | Dirty Palm - Buzz (Original Mix)
Thank you for listening! Hope you enjoyed the Melbourne! ^_^
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|TrackList|
0:00 | R3hab & Headhunterz - Won't Stop Rocking (Semih Kurt Bootleg)
2:09 | Vikstrom - Twerk
4:31 | Matty Loxton - Throne (Original Mix)
7:13 | Vikstrom - TILT [Melbourne Bounce Nation]
9:21 | UD & JOWN - Trigger (Original Mix)
12:02 | SL Complex - SIlence (Original Mix)
16:01 | Wikko - Starlight
19:32 | Brian Spiro & Vaxxe - Tauro ( Original Mix )
21:58 | 20 Fingers feat. Roula - Lick It (Glowjack Remix)
24:42 | Toni Montana - October Sun (Original Mix)
26:52 | Dwaine Whyte Vs Greg House & Golden Fingers - Rave On (Original Mix)
30:07 | Dwaine Whyte vs Greg House & Golden Fingers - Hydro (Original Mix)
33:19 | Whitez & Manueer - KHNUM (Original Mix)
35:45 | Decaville - Kraka (Original Mix)
38:05 | Dylan Smith & D3FAI - Flame (Original Mix)
40:43 | Nicky Z. - GO!
42:49 | Jack Brown - Hold On (Original Mix)
45:00 | Jonas Blue - Fast Car (Ben Delaney Bootleg)
48:08 | SL Complex - Feel (Original Mix)
51:28 | Tony Sinatra Ft. Nathan Brumley - Fireworks (Original Mix)
55:04 | Deorro - Yee (DENNY MORY BOOTLEG)
57:25 | Ralph Cowell & Substrackd - Dolly (Original Mix)
59:35 | SASH! vs Olly James - Ecuador (MountBlaq & Tegi Remix)
1:02:23 | Smoothies & Delayz - Clamor (Original Mix)
1:05:06 | Colleen DAgostino Ft. Deadmau5 - Stay (Will Sparks Edit)
1:08:30 | Dj Smoke - Da Krunk (Original Mix)
1:10:38 | Phenex - Axis (Original Mix)
1:13:56 | Major Lazer ft. Wild Belle - Be Together (Sidtrus Remix)
1:17:08 | Dirty Palm - Buzz (Original Mix)
Thank you for listening! Hope you enjoyed the Melbourne! ^_^
No copyright intended, all for promotional use only, if you chose to discard this video please contact bull3tluk3@gmail.com
- published: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 1337
SSM Conference 2015 2.1 - Training in Extreme Hot & Cold
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- Duration: 41:52
- Updated: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 753
Training in Extreme Hot and Cold
Professor Mike Tipton discusses how the impact of environmental temperature and humidity on performance has largely been igno...
Training in Extreme Hot and Cold
Professor Mike Tipton discusses how the impact of environmental temperature and humidity on performance has largely been ignored until recent times, despite the fact that the environmental threat can result in severe impairment of performance and even death.
Professor Mike Tipton explains how as physical performance is impaired in both hot and cold environments, that the challenge in these environments is to try, through various interventions, to maintain as closely as possible, elite performance. The thermal threats include: thermal discomfort detrimentally influencing concentration, dehydration, heat syncope, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, cold-induced neuromuscular dysfunction, cold injury, drowning and hypothermia.
Speaker Biography
Professor Mike Tipton educated at the Universities of Keele and London and now Professor of Human & Applied Physiology at the University of Portsmouth’s Extreme Environments Laboratory. He has spent over 30 years researching and advising the military, industry and elite sports people in the areas of thermoregulation, environmental and occupational physiology and survival in the sea.
Professor Tipton has published over 450 scientific papers, reports, chapters and books in these areas. In 2004 Prof Tipton was made an Honorary Life Member of the International Association for Safety & Survival Training in recognition of his work in sea survival and chaired UK Sport’s Research Advisory Group. He currently sits on the English Institute of Sports’ Technical Advisory Group, chairs the Energy Institute’s Health Technical Committee, is a Trustee of Surf Lifesaving GB and is Senior Editor of the journal “Extreme Physiology and Medicine”. Professor Tipton is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
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Training in Extreme Hot and Cold
Professor Mike Tipton discusses how the impact of environmental temperature and humidity on performance has largely been ignored until recent times, despite the fact that the environmental threat can result in severe impairment of performance and even death.
Professor Mike Tipton explains how as physical performance is impaired in both hot and cold environments, that the challenge in these environments is to try, through various interventions, to maintain as closely as possible, elite performance. The thermal threats include: thermal discomfort detrimentally influencing concentration, dehydration, heat syncope, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, cold-induced neuromuscular dysfunction, cold injury, drowning and hypothermia.
Speaker Biography
Professor Mike Tipton educated at the Universities of Keele and London and now Professor of Human & Applied Physiology at the University of Portsmouth’s Extreme Environments Laboratory. He has spent over 30 years researching and advising the military, industry and elite sports people in the areas of thermoregulation, environmental and occupational physiology and survival in the sea.
Professor Tipton has published over 450 scientific papers, reports, chapters and books in these areas. In 2004 Prof Tipton was made an Honorary Life Member of the International Association for Safety & Survival Training in recognition of his work in sea survival and chaired UK Sport’s Research Advisory Group. He currently sits on the English Institute of Sports’ Technical Advisory Group, chairs the Energy Institute’s Health Technical Committee, is a Trustee of Surf Lifesaving GB and is Senior Editor of the journal “Extreme Physiology and Medicine”. Professor Tipton is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
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- published: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 753
SSM Conference 2015 2.2 - Rib Stress Fractures
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- Duration: 52:52
- Updated: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 639
Rib Stress Fractures
Dr Anders Vinther explains how a Rib Stress Fracture (RSF) is a relatively frequent, severe and well documented overuse injury in elite ro...
Rib Stress Fractures
Dr Anders Vinther explains how a Rib Stress Fracture (RSF) is a relatively frequent, severe and well documented overuse injury in elite rowers. The incidence of RSF has been estimated to be approximately 9 %, but prospective studies with rigorous injury surveillance of larger groups of rowers are needed to confirm this.
The burden of RSFs lies primarily in the severity as most reported cases needed 6-8 weeks of rest, rehabilitation and gradual return to rowing before a full return was possible. Anecdotal reports of non-union of RSF emphasize the necessity of “playing it safe” regarding a timely, symptom dependent return to training and competition.
Speaker Biography
Dr Anders Vinther (RPT, PhD) whilst employed as the Danish National Rowing Team Physiotherapist (1999-2002) took on the role of Research Physiotherapist at Herley University Hospital in 2000, where he continues to work. Since then he has taught on the School of Physiotherapy in Copenhagen’s Sports Medicine course and the Masters’ Sports Science programme at Lund University. Dr Vinther was appointed by the Danish Society of Sports Physiotherapy’s Clinical Evidence Review Board as an author, supervisor and board member in 2011.
His research has focussed specifically on rib stress fractures in elite rowers with this area as the focus of his Physiotherapy research assignment (EMG analysis of thoracic muscles in ergometer rowing), MSc (EMG and 2D video analysis) and PhD (Rib stress fractures in elite rowers) theses.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing news on Twitter: https://twitter.com/britishrowing
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Rib Stress Fractures
Dr Anders Vinther explains how a Rib Stress Fracture (RSF) is a relatively frequent, severe and well documented overuse injury in elite rowers. The incidence of RSF has been estimated to be approximately 9 %, but prospective studies with rigorous injury surveillance of larger groups of rowers are needed to confirm this.
The burden of RSFs lies primarily in the severity as most reported cases needed 6-8 weeks of rest, rehabilitation and gradual return to rowing before a full return was possible. Anecdotal reports of non-union of RSF emphasize the necessity of “playing it safe” regarding a timely, symptom dependent return to training and competition.
Speaker Biography
Dr Anders Vinther (RPT, PhD) whilst employed as the Danish National Rowing Team Physiotherapist (1999-2002) took on the role of Research Physiotherapist at Herley University Hospital in 2000, where he continues to work. Since then he has taught on the School of Physiotherapy in Copenhagen’s Sports Medicine course and the Masters’ Sports Science programme at Lund University. Dr Vinther was appointed by the Danish Society of Sports Physiotherapy’s Clinical Evidence Review Board as an author, supervisor and board member in 2011.
His research has focussed specifically on rib stress fractures in elite rowers with this area as the focus of his Physiotherapy research assignment (EMG analysis of thoracic muscles in ergometer rowing), MSc (EMG and 2D video analysis) and PhD (Rib stress fractures in elite rowers) theses.
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/britishrowing
Follow British Rowing news on Twitter: https://twitter.com/britishrowing
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- published: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 639
SSM Conference 2015 2.4 - Cardiac Case Study
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- Duration: 37:53
- Updated: 15 Jun 2015
- views: 478
Cardiac Case Study
Professor Henning Bay Nielsen shares how rowing produces marked changes in oxygen uptake, pulmonary ventilation, cardiac output and lactate ...
Cardiac Case Study
Professor Henning Bay Nielsen shares how rowing produces marked changes in oxygen uptake, pulmonary ventilation, cardiac output and lactate with extreme levels for blood acid-base status and pronounced concentration of catecholamines in blood that could affect coagulation. With development of potassiaemia arrhythmia may even be developed that most often may be of supraventricular origin but sudden cardiac death is reported in rowers.
Structural myocardial adaptations to intense rowing training that demands the heart to work against high pressure during the stroke need to be considered. Rare cardiac diseases such as the Brugada syndrome and arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy may also provoke cardiac arrest during exercise. The latter is related to genetic disorders but myocarditis could be involved and following rowing the immune system is suppressed.
Speaker Biography
Professor Henning Bay Nielsen (DMSci, Dr med.), followed up a successful rowing career (representing Denmark at four World Rowing Championships and winning a silver medal in 1990), by completed his medical training at the University of Copenhagen, specialising in Internal Medicine. He now works as a specialist in Anesthesiology at Rigshospitalet’s Department of Anesthesia.
Professor Nielsen has extensive research experience with a long list of over 100 published articles to his name. He is an associate clinical Professor in Anesthesiology at the University of Copenhagen, Anti-Doping co-ordinator for the Danish Rowing Federation, member of the FISA (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d'Aviron: World Rowing Federation) Medical Commission, Chairman of the Danish Rowing Federation and Chairman of the board for Danish Rowing’s High Performance Centre
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
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Cardiac Case Study
Professor Henning Bay Nielsen shares how rowing produces marked changes in oxygen uptake, pulmonary ventilation, cardiac output and lactate with extreme levels for blood acid-base status and pronounced concentration of catecholamines in blood that could affect coagulation. With development of potassiaemia arrhythmia may even be developed that most often may be of supraventricular origin but sudden cardiac death is reported in rowers.
Structural myocardial adaptations to intense rowing training that demands the heart to work against high pressure during the stroke need to be considered. Rare cardiac diseases such as the Brugada syndrome and arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy may also provoke cardiac arrest during exercise. The latter is related to genetic disorders but myocarditis could be involved and following rowing the immune system is suppressed.
Speaker Biography
Professor Henning Bay Nielsen (DMSci, Dr med.), followed up a successful rowing career (representing Denmark at four World Rowing Championships and winning a silver medal in 1990), by completed his medical training at the University of Copenhagen, specialising in Internal Medicine. He now works as a specialist in Anesthesiology at Rigshospitalet’s Department of Anesthesia.
Professor Nielsen has extensive research experience with a long list of over 100 published articles to his name. He is an associate clinical Professor in Anesthesiology at the University of Copenhagen, Anti-Doping co-ordinator for the Danish Rowing Federation, member of the FISA (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d'Aviron: World Rowing Federation) Medical Commission, Chairman of the Danish Rowing Federation and Chairman of the board for Danish Rowing’s High Performance Centre
Improving Performance Naturally: Sports Science & Medicine Conference for the World’s Leading Sports Scientists and Medical Practitioners in Rowing
The Sports Science & Medicine Conference was held for the first time at the SAS UK & Ireland company headquarters in Marlow. The conference had delegates attend from a variety of Sports Science and Medical disciplines, who travelled from within the UK and around the world – all attracted by an exciting programme which boasts an impressive list of speakers from the leading edge of research and practice. The event was supported by UK Sport and FISA and proved to be a great success.
The conference proceedings will be published online on the BMC Sport Science, Medicine & Rehabilitation website, check here for updates: http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcsportsscimedrehabil
Explore our video playlist to look at other talks from our esteemed speakers, see below for the schedule:
Day 1:
• SSM Conference 2015 1.0: Welcome (Jean-Christophe Rolland) – intro by Rosie Mayglothling http://bit.ly/1Fiputj
• SSM Conference 2015 1.1: Injury Prevention and Performance – Are They Mutually Exclusive? What Science Tells Us (Prof. Alison McGregor) – intro by Prof. Jo Hannafin http://bit.ly/1HJ8hPW
• SSM Conference 2015 1.2: Protecting the Clean Athlete, Protecting Health (Dr Richard Budgett OBE) – intro by Prof. Greg Whyte http://bit.ly/1C8eHSp
• SSM Conference 2015 1.3: Current Issues within FISA and the Medicine and Science World (Dr Alain Lacoste) – intro by Dr Tomislav Smoljanovic http://bit.ly/1JPwxld
• SSM Conference 2015 1.6: Altitude: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Prof. Greg Whyte) – intro by Gianni Postiglione http://bit.ly/1MVKGLT
• SSM Conference 2015 1.7: Endurance Sport and Cardio Vascular Health (Prof. Sanjay Sharma) – intro by Prof. Jürgen Steinacker http://bit.ly/1GnB22k
Day 2:
• SSM Conference 2015 2.1: Training in Extreme Hot and Cold (Prof. Mike Tipton) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1GGBUk8
• SSM Conference 2015 2.2: Rib Stress Fractures (Dr Anders Vinther) – intro by Dr Fiona Wilson http://bit.ly/1IEOjV4
• SSM Conference 2015 2.3: What We Know Makes the Boat Go Faster from 150 Years of Research (Prof. Stephen Seiler) – intro by Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen http://bit.ly/1GnB2zs
• SSM Conference 2015 2.4: Cardiac Case Study (Prof. Henning Bay Nielsen) – intro by Dr Ann Redgrave http://bit.ly/1L9WQ5S
• SSM Conference 2015 2.5: Analytics – What’s It All About? (Dr Laurie Miles) http://bit.ly/1LarSYd
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Physical activity and the Outdoors Market: Interview with Greg Whyte
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Crack City, David Bowie
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Crack City, Tin Machine
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Crack Teeth, Evangelista
Crack City
Oh come all you children
Don't grab that scabby hand
It belongs to Mr. Sniff and tell
It belongs to the candyman
Don't whore your little bodies
To the worms of paradise
Like Everest it's fatal
Its peaks are cold as ice
They're riding on the subways
They're riding on the streets
They'll ride you down to the gutters
They'll ride you off your feet
CHORUS
Gonna hit Crack City (Hit Crack City)
Piss on the icon monsters
Whose guitars bequeath you pain
They'll face you down to their level
With their addictions and their fast lanes
Corrupt with shaky visions
And crack and coke and alcohol
They're just a bunch of assholes
With buttholes for their brains
You can't keep on riding
The pain you know so well
They'll ride you down to the gutter
They'll ride you down to hell
CHORUS
And you the master dealer
May death be on your brow
May razors slash your mainline
I'm calling you out right now
May all your vilest nightmares
Consume your shrunken head
May the ho-ho-hounds of paranoia
Dance upon your stinking bed
Don't look at me you fuckhead
This nation's turning blue
Its stink it fouls the highways
Its filth it sticks like glue
CHORUS
They'll bury you in velvet
And place you underground
The hatred of yourself
And the sufferings that conspire
To take your little body and throw it to the fools
And the hounds that rip your flesh
Only your mind can take you out of this
Only your mind or death
I'm riding on the subway
The subway down to hell
I've finished with this journey
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‘Beware Of The Deep State’ Warns Ron Paul To President-Elect Donald Trump
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingThese days no one in the government talks about the Deep State since they say it’s a case of extreme national security. No one that is, except for Ron Paul ... Accordingly, the purpose of these terrorist attacks is to not only create confusion and chaos, but to ensure individual liberties are sacrificed for national securities ... Dallas Darling (darling@wn.com) ... “Ron Paul ... ....
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Art experts in Australia have found a rare paper banknote from the Ming Dynasty of Imperial China hidden inside an antique wooden sculpture that was being prepared for auction, CBS News reports.The Chinese characters on the crumpled banknote show that it was issued in the third year of the reign of Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty — or 1371 in the Western calendar....
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More than 2,000 military veterans announced their plans to form a human shield to protect protesters of a pipeline project in the construction phase in North Dakota on Wednesday, according to Al Jazeera. Veterans Stand for Standing Rock is led by former US Marine Michael A Wood Jr. that will help the demonstrators at camps located on US Army Corps of Engineers land ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Trump says Somali refugee who carried out attack at Ohio State 'should not have been in our country'
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After ISIS claimed credit for an attack at Ohio State University, President-elect Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday that the attacker "should not have been in our country." ... Eleven people were sent to the hospital with injuries ... ....
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New Federal Smoking Ban for All Public Housing Developments in US
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Smoking will officially be prohibited in public housing developments across the United States after a new rule was announced Wednesday by the Obama administration, according to CBS News ... The new rule prohibits lit tobacco products in all living units and indoor common areas, and all outdoor areas within 25 feet of offices and gives 18 months for the agencies to implement the ban ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
Rams' left tackle Greg Robinson focused on getting better
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THOUSAND OAKS >> The Rams are counting on a "rebooted" Greg Robinson. Version 2.0, perhaps, of the struggling left tackle. To all this talk of renewal, Robinson basically shrugged. "I'm doing fine," Robinson said after Wednesday's practice at Cal Lutheran. "All I can do is just get better.". Robinson spoke for the first time since the Rams surprisingly put him on the inactive list for last Sunday's loss to New Orleans ... ....
Rams' Greg Robinson feels bad about being benched against the Saints
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More than 50 family members and friends came to watch Louisiana native Greg Robinson play for the Rams in last week’s game against the New Orleans Saints. The No. 2 pick in the 2014 draft had started 35 straight games at left tackle, and he had been looking forward to the reunion and a chance to ... ....
Rams' Greg Robinson looks forward to return after being benched against the Saints
Edit The Los Angeles Times 01 Dec 2016Rams’ left tackle Greg Robinson focused on getting better
Edit LA Daily News 01 Dec 2016
THOUSAND OAKS >> The Rams are counting on a “rebooted” Greg Robinson. Version 2.0, perhaps, of the struggling left tackle. To all this talk of renewal, Robinson basically shrugged. “I’m doing fine,” Robinson said after Wednesday’s practice at Cal Lutheran. “All I can do is just get better.” ... Robinson, a former No ... But it was good to see my family.” ... “He understands....
New York & Company's (NWY) CEO Greg Scott on Q3 2016 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
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Greg Scott - Chief Executive Officer ... And now, I would like to turn the call over to Greg Scott, CEO. Greg Scott ... Thanks Greg ... Greg Scott ... Greg Scott ... Greg Scott ... Greg Scott ... And we also mentioned that and Greg had mentioned in his remarks that Black Friday and Cyber Monday were at an all-time high, so we continue to have great strength there from that channel ... Greg Scott ... Greg Scott ... Greg Scott ... Greg Scott ... Greg Scott....
Siemens' £310m Hull plant will take windfarm technology to new level
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Greg Clark welcomes 700-job factory, the first to produce 75m-long blades for a new generation of offshore windfarms. @adamvaughan_uk ... Greg Clark, the energy secretary, is due to attend the opening of the £310m facility, which he said was the sort of project he wanted as part of the UK’s industrial strategy. The UK leads the world on offshore wind power, but other European countries such as Germany are catching up ... ....
Practice Report 11/30: Benefiting from Break, Robinson Expected Back at LT (St Louis Rams)
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(Source. St Louis Rams). Last Sunday's game against New Orleans was different for Greg Robinson ... As Fisher termed it, Robinson just needed the time off ... 'Guys, sometimes in their career, need a break,' Fisher said Monday ... 'I think in communication with Greg, and just the guys that were on the sideline just talking about Greg's energy, and what he was on the sideline, and how he handled the situation, I think spoke volumes ... 'I'm doing fine....
Can Penn State jump into the top four of the College Football Playoffs with a ...
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... Indianapolis, so in the video above, PennLive's Greg Pickel and Bob Flounders weigh in with their thoughts....
Rams LT Robinson eager to return from team-enforced break
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Greg Robinson's mother and grandmother were among more than 50 of his friends and family members in the Superdome stands last weekend to watch the Louisiana native's homecoming with the Los Angeles Rams ... ....
Martin Shkreli: Australian boys recreate life-saving drug
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Dr Alice Williamson, a University of Sydney research chemist, supported the boys' project through online platform Open Source Malaria ... Reporting by the BBC's Greg Dunlop. ....
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