🚨 New publication in Strength and Conditioning Journal Key points: - A sport science framework that I hope others find valuable - Importance of interdisciplinary approach, particularly due the ind. sport environment - Reflections on examples of potentially common issues journals.lww.com/nsca-scj/fullt…

🚨🚨Come and join us as our Head of Discipline - Exercise and Sports Science (Level D/E)🚨🚨 // Closes Friday 22nd September 2023 at 11.59pm AEDT 👇 livehire.com/careers/univer…

Title: Head of Discipline, Exercise and Sports Science 📍Place: ⁦University of Newcastle⁩ 🇦🇺 💰Salary: $152,252 to $196,124 pa + 17% superannuation. 📅Deadline: 22/9/23 ℹ For more details👇 livehire.com/careers/univer…

Extremely grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this special issue

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The secret to getting rid of tight hip flexors for hockey players is not stretching, rolling or massages These will help short-term But they aren't the solution To fix the problem, we need to understand the cause ⬇️

Lassi Laakso and Josh Secomb's recent research offers insights on the link between lower-body strength, power, and skating sprint performance in professional and junior elite ice hockey athletes. Read more about their findings in our latest research summary. bit.ly/3TB24j0

Title: Head of Discipline Exercise and Sports Science 📍Place: ⁦University of Newcastle⁩ 🇦🇺 💰Salary: $214,167 pa + 17% superannuation 📅Deadline: 26/4/24 ℹ For more details👇 livehire.com/careers/univer…

Loved the opportunity to work with and learn from Matt Kelly on this paper over a number of years, and grateful that it has been accepted 🏒

I always enjoy talking about hockey biomechanics, hip and groin injuries in hockey players with Josh Secomb, only this time we wrote it all down and published it Check it out ⬇️ ijspt.scholasticahq.com/article/116580…

📣The Sound of Synergy📣 📖Our editorial now in British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/… 🎯Heightened diagnostic accuracy 💰Reduced costs ✅ Improved patient accessibility

Final article from my Master’s work with is live in the International Journal of Sports Physiology & Performance. doi.org/10.1123/ijspp.…

Very excited to head over to #NSCACon24 next month to present on research strategies in sport to enhance performance. Keen to catch up with old friends and make new ones, especially those with an interest in 🏒 and hip and groin injuries

So great to meet Anthony and discuss some topics related to sports science and hockey. Really extended my thinking and an awesome guy!

Episode #69 of the The High Performance Hockey Podcast is live with Josh Secomb. 🎙️ 💥 👊🏻 #TheHighPerformanceHockeyPodcast

Episode # 69 is now available 🎙💥on the The High Performance Hockey Podcast with Josh Secomb 🧠#thehighperformancehockeypodcast #OneDayBetter #HockeyPerformance

🚨 New publication w/ Heidi Compton (Thornton) & Doug Davidson "Relationships between sprint skating performance and insole plantar forces in national-level hockey athletes" sciencedirect.com/science/articl… - Faster 25m sprint related to less WA imp., more ankle dorsi ROM, rapid SSC ecc. phase

Lerebours et. al (2016) identified that ~70% of elite 🏒 athletes fit criteria for cam morphology. These players are reported to also display significantly less hip IR/ER and flexion, which may cause compensatory movement patterns during skating/shooting etc. - Matt Kelly, Josh Secomb