Category: Applied Sports Science Newsletter

Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for September 5, 2015   US Open – Roger Federer’s not-so-secret weapon ESPN, Tennis, Greg Garber from September 01, 2015 Tennis players, even as they advance into their 30s, like to talk about getting better. At the age of 34, Roger Federer — at least […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for September 4, 2015   Just a Kid from Chino | The Players’ Tribune The Players' Tribune, Diana Taurasi from September 02, 2015 That’s the duality of the American immigrant experience in a nutshell, I think: the insider’s feeling of opportunity but the outsider’s understanding […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for September 3, 2015   ‘Til It’s Gone | The Players’ Tribune The Players' Tribune, Bryce Salvador from September 02, 2015 … the NHLPA’s Dr. John Rizos was able to get me an appointment with Dr. James Kelly, a military doctor who only sees civilian […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for September 2, 2015   Exclusive: Lincecum talks about injuries that may end Giants career – San Jose Mercury News San Jose Mercury News from August 30, 2015 Tim Lincecum encountered another setback with his hip and back discomfort, forcing him to acknowledge the possibility […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for September 1, 2015   How to get quality sleep like a professional athlete – The Globe and Mail The Globe and Mail from August 31, 2015 One of the truisms of being a professional athlete is the constant travel. East Coast. West Coast. Late-night […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for August 31, 2015   With regular routine, O’Hara hitting stride in NWSL Equalizer Soccer from August 28, 2015 … Few Americans have improved more from the start of the World Cup to now than O’Hara. She registered three goals and two assists in six […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for August 29, 2015   Defining Djokovic tennis.com from August 24, 2015 … Djokovic has long been the rubber-band man of tennis. With him, the term is appropriate both for physical and psychological reasons. During a rally, he can stretch and flex and contort his […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for August 28, 2015   Thiago Alcantara on return to fitness and action at Bayern – YouTube YouTube, popularbbcnews from August 20, 2015 Bayern midfielder Thiago Alcantara has taken to Facebook to give fans a peak … He was out of action for a year […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for August 27, 2015   The Meaning of Serena Williams – The New York Times The New York Times Magazine from August 25, 2015 There is no more exuberant winner than Serena Williams. She leaps into the air, she laughs, she grins, she pumps her […]

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Applied Sports Science news articles, blog posts and research papers for August 26, 2015   Sebastian Giovinco, MLS’s classiest act: ‘I’m playing better than I was in Europe’ | Football | The Guardian The Guardian, Howard Megdal from August 25, 2015 … Giovinco’s stellar performances might be down to a change in regime: he’s now […]

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