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It's always a huge achievement when a student publishes their MSc dissertation in a peer reviewed research journal. This is a celebration of the @StMarys_SandC students who have published their research in the last 2 years. 😃👏👨‍🎓🏋️‍♀️ @YourStMarys @SMUDocCollege
Paul Wood

Lighter and heavier initial loads yield similar gains in strength when employing a progressive wave loading scheme

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@RussellJolley @ConditioningCtr @Jonnie_Mechanic
Peak Power Output in the Bench Pull Is Maximized After Four Weeks of Specific Power Training

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@Emily_Cushion @Jonnie_Mechanic

Relative Intensity Influences the Degree of Correspondence of Jump Squats and Push Jerks to Countermovement Jumps

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Robert Fox @stephen_patt @MarkWaldron13

The relationship between heart rate recovery and temporary fatigue of kinematic and energetic indices among soccer players

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@DazVeness @stephen_patt @MarkWaldron13 @Owen_Jeffries

The effects of mental fatigue on cricket-relevant performance among elite players

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@mattytparr @ThePricep

Effect of a gluteal activation warm-up on explosive exercise performance

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@MaikeCzasche @Jonnie_Mechanic

Effects of an 8-week strength training intervention on tibiofemoral joint loading during landing: a cohort study

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@hattersley4 @stephen_patt @rich_blagrove @StevenTrangmar

Impact of Fixture Congestion on Indices of Performance & Recovery in Youth Soccer Players

sportperfsci.com/impact-of-fixt… via @SportPerfSciR
Jonpaul Nevin @stephen_patt @rich_blagrove @MarkWaldron13

Efficacy of an 8-Week Concurrent Strength and Endurance Training program on Hand Cycling Performance

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@Loners77 @stephen_patt @ThePricep

The Effect of Fatigue on Phase Specific Countermovement Jump Asymmetries in ACL‐R and Non‐injured Rugby Union Players

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…
@ConditioningCo5 @stephen_patt @MarkWaldron13 @paulread1010 @LouisHowe_SandC

Effects of Small-Sided Game Variation on Changes in Hamstring Strength
@missndm @rich_blagrove @Jonnie_Mechanic

Speed Demands of Women's Rugby Sevens Match Play

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I’ve seen quite a few “how to be a good coach” lists recently. They all seem a bit complicated and specific to me, so I thought I would put together my own.
How to be a better coach:
1. Coach
2. Think about coaching
3. Gather lots of information from a wide range of sources.
NB That you can, and probably should, involve other people in 1, 2 and 3.
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#OnPrecisionInTheUseOfMechanicalTerms

There is a lot of overlap between everyday language and technical mechanical terminology. This can lead to a lot of confusion when talking about movement.
It is very common for coaches to use language incorrectly when talking about mechanics. For instance, I talked about the misuse of the term "power" in a separate thread.
To be clear, in this thread I am not criticising coaches for this. In many cases it is to a large part harmless - yes from a strict mechanical perspective the wrong word is being used, but coaches and athletes have a mutual understanding of what they mean.
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#OnMagnitudeBasedInference

I don’t know enough about statistics to decide if the approach is appropriate or not...

And neither do you.
But that is OK.
In order to make a judgment on this you need a deep understanding of statistics and the philosophy of science.
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Here's the thing. If you--a computer scientist who has published exclusively on #compsci education--want to make some claims about how "the science of sex differences" is discussed on university and college campuses, you actually have to consider relevant #research. 1/ #citation
Let's have a look at who you're citing and upon what recognized peer-reviewed scholarship your discussion relies.
1. James Damore
2. Your own previous Quillette article "Why Women Don't Code"
3. Steven Pinker's *The Blank Slate*
4. A Gad Saad's talk
5. A Heterodox Academy blog 2/
6. A Steven Pinker interview
7. A Claire Lehmann Quillette article
8. A research article (Aha! Finally!) whose only claim to fame is . . . wait for it . . . wait for it . . . NOT MAKING IT THROUGH PEER REVIEW
9. That Larry Summers speech

That's it. 3/
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So. I did read it, even though it is obviously a partisan rant on Medium by a trans person with a background in arthropod biology, being used by someone without any science training as evidence that "sex is a spectrum"
And I looked up all the references because if there is evidence that "sex is a spectrum", I would, with my biology training, be very interested to learn about that.
I found that it did indeed contain citations as promised.

1/ A Nature journal news feature “The idea of two sexes is simplistic. Biologists now think there is a wider spectrum than that.” This is an article by a journalist, not a peer reviewed research paper.
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The word "Politics" is a dirty term in our times.

Even Words derived from Politics (Eg: "politicize", "politicking") carry a negative connotation

There is a tendency to view "Politics" very pejoratively, and to think that the world would be better off without it.
But this was not always the case. Aristotle was one of the first to use the term extensively. The word "Politics" was popularized by his book bearing the same name (authored 4th c BCE)

He famously said that Man is a Political animal. And there was nothing pejorative about it.
Politics in essence boils down to difference in beliefs about moral right and wrong, and how societies ought to function.

There can be no "Politics" in a totalitarian society (be it in a Communist state, or in a theocratic state) where there is little room for moral diversity
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Tired of fighting the #antivaxxers on Twitter? Need some help in responding to their unsubstantiated claims and nonsense? Feel free to use this thread, or add your own comments. Be warned: it contains some crazy shit. And cursing. #wildride #VaccinesWork
I’ve asked several #antivaxxers for 1 peer-reviewed research study that supports their claim that vaccines cause autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Most never respond but some @ me a list of "studies" they claim make this link. For fun I started to read…
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For convenience I have numbered the tweets to correspond to the number listed in the link. Feel free to keep score as we go through these papers!
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On the Punya Thithi of Srinivasa Ramanujan today, I take a look not at his life per se, but more on his mathematical works. Something that has always interested me as a maths lover, and this guy reached heights in mathematics sans any formal training.
Ramanujan had no formal training in mathematics, he was more or less self taught, yet he made significant contributions to number theory, infinite series, continued fractions. Cracked math problems that were considered unsolvable till then, and researched in maths on his own.
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