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Melbourne Athletic Development hosts Lateral Think - The Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast, a health show with 131 episodes published.
In this episode of the Lateral Think Podcast, Nick Winkelman, head of athletic performance and science for the Irish Rugby Football Union, discusses his journey in coaching, the significance of queuing in athletic perfor
In this episode of the Lateral Think Podcast, Susan Lowell De Solórzano discusses her journey into the world of biotensegrity and Tai Chi. She shares her diverse background and how her experiences have shaped her underst
In this conversation, Shawn Myszka discusses his journey from traditional strength and conditioning coaching to becoming a skill acquisition specialist. He emphasizes the importance of ecological dynamics in understandin
In this episode of the Lateral Think podcast, Graham Scarr shares his journey from a naturalist to a retired osteopath and biologist. He discusses the evolution of his understanding of biomechanics, the limitations of tr
In this episode of the Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast, Dr. David Klyne, a pain scientist, discusses his journey through human movement sciences and physiotherapy, leading to his research on the biology of pain. H
Summary In this episode of the Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast, Dr. Felix Leung discusses his extensive research on sports-related concussions, focusing on the physiological impacts, assessment methods, and the ro
Summary In this episode of the Melbourne Athlete Development Podcast, host Jack interviews Natalie Brettler, a physical therapist and fascia manipulation teacher. Natalie shares her journey from being a gymnast to becomi
Summary In this episode of the Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast, Associate Professor Brent Edwards discusses his extensive research on bone health, particularly focusing on stress fractures and the underlying mecha
In this episode of the Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast, Lydia McCloskey, a national-level weightlifter and MAD physiotherapist, shares her unique journey from distance sports to weightlifting and how her backgroun
In this episode the MAD team are joined by Adrian Mott. Adrian recently finished his role with Cricket Victoria after 12 years as a High Performance Coach in roles ranging from Speed Coach, Strength and Conditioning Lead
Summary In this episode of the Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast, Sam Toll shares his experiences preparing for and running his first marathon at the Gold Coast Marathon. He discusses the challenges faced during tra
In this episode of the Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast, Avish Sharma discusses his journey as a physiologist in athletics, sharing insights from his experiences at the Olympic Games and World Championships. He del
Jack and John discuss a recent paper on hamstring injury rates in professional European football over the past 20 seasons. They explore the factors contributing to the increasing injury rates and question the effectivene
Dale Stevenson, former athlete and current Olympic Throws coach, discusses his transition from Olympic Shot Putter to rugby union and then to elite coaching. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the capacity and
Dr. Melinda Smith, a physiotherapist and lecturer at the University of Queensland, discusses her research on lower limb musculoskeletal function and health, with a particular focus on the foot and ankle. She explains tha
Associate Professor Michelle Smith discusses her background and journey from Canada to Australia. She specializes in sports physiotherapy and focuses on lower limb musculoskeletal injuries. The conversation explores the
Dr. Kathryn Mills, a physiotherapist and senior lecturer, discusses her research on joint pain and osteoarthritis. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the heterogeneity of these conditions and the need for ind
Dr. Caterina Fede discusses the importance of fascia and its increasing recognition in the field of research. Fascia, once considered a white envelope for muscles, is now being studied for its microscopic aspects and its
In this episode of the Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast John is joined by Brett Robinson, the director of Viking Athletics. They discuss athletic development, long-term planning, and the challenges of working with
Dr. Judd Kalkhoven discusses his research on understanding soft tissue injuries and developing a conceptual model for injury prevention. He emphasizes the importance of starting with a comprehensive theoretical framework
Nick Winkelman
head of athletic performance and science · Irish Rugby Football Union
1 appearance on this show
Shawn Myszka
sport movement specialist · Sportsmith
1 appearance on this show
Dr Melinda Smith
physiotherapist and lecturer · University of Queensland
1 appearance on this show
Michelle Smith
Senior Manager in LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) Brokerage Operations · Hellehoundz
1 appearance on this show
Brett Robinson
founder of the Church Communications Ecology Program at Notre Dame University · University of Notre Dame
1 appearance on this show
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Lateral Think - The Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast is hosted by Melbourne Athletic Development. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 131 episodes.
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