Alistair McBurnie 1st Team Sports Science Analyst, Manchester United F.C. Latest from Alistair McBurnie Faster and Fitter: Developing a Soccer Player’s High-Intensity Movement Profile A Framework for Developing Multi-Directional Speed in the Adolescent Soccer Player: Part Two A Framework for Developing Multi-Directional Speed in the Adolescent Soccer Player: Part One The Deceleration ‘Vaccine’ in Team Sports Multi-Directional Speed in Team Sports Welcome to Science of Multi-Directional Speed Chris Thomas Strength & Conditioning Coach and Performance Support Lead Track & Field, Aspire Academy. Latest from Chris Thomas Assessing Inter-limb Asymmetries: Should We Bother? The Importance of Strength Qualities for Change of Direction Damian Harper Lecturer in Coaching and Performance, UCLan and Founder of Human Braking Performance. Latest from Damian Harper Deceleration: The Most Mechanically Demanding Task in Multi-Directional Sports? Horizontal Deceleration Ability: A Critical, but often Overlooked Quality for Speed Performance and Injury-Risk Reduction in Multi-Directional Sports Paul Jones Lecturer in Biomechanics/Strength & Conditioning, University of Salford. Latest from Paul Jones Assessing Change of Direction Qualities in the Field Biomechanically Informed Training Strategies for Injury Risk Mitigation for Change of Direction Creating Technical Frameworks to Aid the Coaching of Agility Actions Tom Dos'Santos Lecturer in Strength & Conditioning/Sports Biomechanics, Manchester Metropolitan University. Latest from Tom Dos'Santos Developing Neuromuscular Power for Athletic Performance: Part 2 – Training Strategies andProgramming Solutions Developing Neuromuscular Power for Athletic Performance: Part 1 – Physiological and Biomechanical Theories Programming Resistance Training to Improve Sports Performance and Injury Resilience The Importance and Principles of Resistance Training Optimising Cutting Attacking Agility Actions: Technique Guidelines Are You Missing a Step When Coaching Change of Directions? The Importance of the Penultimate Foot Contact for Performance and Injury Risk Mitigation
