If you don't apply information you learn, you'll forget 75% of it after just six days.

Athlete hormonal (stress) response and associated team behaviour. Can measuring stress hormones explain how and why intrateam/interagent behaviours emerge? https://t.co/RAGj6nIQ85

#WithUsNotForUs 🙌 Celebrating the work of water carrier and ultimate hype man Sam Moorfoot on World Down Syndrome day.

My final PhD paper is now available at @RiSportsMed We present some novel sprinting data from prospectively injured athletes 🏃‍♂️ 📰 Free access below:

New link for the Head of Strength and Conditioning role at Perth Glory Football Club. https://t.co/mU9e3bVSXo

Hot off the press. “When coach education and development does not reflect the complexity of expert coaching practice it can become a process that constrains learning and maintains cultural status-quos.”

Sportspeople: Queensland Reds Head Physiotherapist - Queensland Rugby Union

(1) Set the highest standards for everyone; (2) put people front and center; (3) analyze mistakes continually—even when winning; (4) foster an open, no-blame culture; (5) trust superstars but maintain authority; and (6) relentlessly battle complacency

Diversity is smarter than homogeneity. New data on 6.6 million science papers in all 45 subfields of medicine: mixed-gender teams generate more novel and influential work than same-gender teams. Similarity breeds groupthink. Variety fuels deeper reflection and broader learning.

The more support team members you put around an athlete, the more noise it might create. For every person you add, lines of communication increase, increasing the chances of: ⬆️ Confusion ⬆️ Conflicting messages ⬆️ Distraction from performance

Employers shouldn't discourage side hustles—or hesitate to hire people who have them. Data: after engaging evenings on their side gigs, people perform better the next day in their full-time jobs. Side hustles aren’t a distraction. They’re a source of energy and empowerment.

New in nature reports by Haralabidis ⁦⁦@SteffiColyer⁩ ⁦@Aki_Salo⁩ et al. ”Modifications to the net knee moments lead to the greatest improvements in accelerative sprinting performance: a predictive simulation study” 🚨

Enough said…

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Drinking coffee in moderation (between 3-5 cups daily) has been shown to lower the risk of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, and several types of cancer

Rarely do things like this come up. Here is an awesome opportunity to work with the great @DamianMarshy

The main reason people reject science isn't political ideology. It's a lack of critical thinking. Data: across the political spectrum, more sophisticated thinkers were generally more accurate in evaluating evidence. Teaching reasoning skills is a key to depolarization.

Nursing is one of the most mentally, physically, and emotionally demanding jobs there is. Their work is invaluable and we must do more to recognise that both socially and financially. @acn_tweet @anmf_federal

Would you, and how much would you pay, for a newsletter that explains the basics how of neuroscience (and hormones) influences our behaviour in an easy to understand way?

I never thought finger length could be predictive of so much… https://t.co/bMU3oEiely