This post shares more details of my new online course, in collaboration with Sport Horizon, the Fundamentals of Load Monitoring.

This post explains the characteristics of complex systems and their importance within sports science.

This article describes the calculation of the Smallest Worthwhile Change using sports science data and illustrates its application with the Action Apps athlete data management system.

This PhD Pinboard article by Jonathon Lever explores training load monitoring in youth basketball and how it integrates with coaching and youth development goals.

In Part 3 of our deceleration demands series, we explore how we monitor decelerations.

This PhD Pinboard article by Steph Lazarczuk explores the impact of training on hamstring muscle-tendon unit geometry.

This article in our deceleration mini-series explores the options and challenges of testing deceleration capacity.

In this post, I demonstrate the latest updates to AI research platform, SciSpace, including Zotero integration, library search, report writing, and notebooks.

This article explores deceleration as a movement demand and the implications for performance and injury risk in team sport athletes.

This PhD Pinboard article by Jimmy Caroupapoullé explores his research into continuous load monitoring with wearable technology and smart devices.

This PhD Pinboard article by Filippo Picinini explores on-field rehabilitation, workload monitoring, and return-to-play outcomes in ACL-reconstructed football players.

This post discusses my new video looking ahead to 2026 and the key trends sports science practitioners will face.

This post shares five strategies sports science and medicine practitioners can apply to accessing research.

This post continues to explore Training Adaptation Predictability Problem (TAPP) and how we can influence the cognitive and emotional dimensions of adaptation through an intentional approach to communication and the training environment.