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Season 2, Episode 15
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Is sports science keeping pace with the evolving demands of modern football? With Darren Burgess in the UK, Jason Weber flies solo to explore how sports science must continuously adapt to the game's changing nature. This episode bridges conversations from the EPL, AFL, and NFL, offering a comprehensive look at how different seasons and leagues impact gameplay and injury rates.
Jason also shares his latest research on analyzing opposition work rates in the AFL, emphasizing the importance of understanding patterns and preparing effectively for upcoming seasons (check out the paper https://www.mdpi.com/2673-2688/5/2/38). Reflecting on the tactical shifts in rugby union and football, this episode underscores the critical role of sports science in modern sports. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that provides valuable insights into how teams can better navigate the complex dynamics of their sports environments.
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Chapters
1. Season 2, Episode 15 (00:00:00)
2. Breaking Lines - Is there an injury Crisis? (00:01:00)
3. Has the Game changed? (00:02:24)
4. Have I got all the answers? (00:07:00)
5. Training Monotony (00:09:35)
6. Are our players robust enough? (00:12:09)
7. Are we monitoring the right things? (00:15:56)
8. Pars stress fractures - Too much too soon for kids? (00:19:52)
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