AISTS Sport Medicine Podcasts
A podcast by Discover the world of sports management through our MAS class
69 Episodes
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Weight cutting in combat sports
Published: 06/12/2019 -
What is the Athlete Biological Passport?
Published: 08/10/2019 -
Is Beer Really A Good Recovery Drink?
Published: 02/08/2019 -
Can vegan athletes perform equally well?
Published: 01/07/2019 -
The science says you shouldn’t run a marathon: We say you should! Who is right?
Published: 05/06/2019 -
Do you really need to stretch before and after exercise?
Published: 01/05/2019 -
Do psychological factors contribute to athletes getting injured?
Published: 31/03/2019 -
Can Androgen Levels Define Femininity and Fair Play?
Published: 01/03/2019 -
Should Sharapova have known better?
Published: 01/02/2019 -
Effects of Repeated Head Trauma in the NFL
Published: 30/11/2018 -
Is More Protein Better?
Published: 26/10/2018 -
Should All Athletes Take Creatine?
Published: 03/10/2018 -
What is the safe algorithm for decision making in RTP?
Published: 31/08/2018 -
Olympians: Nature or Nurture. What makes an Olympian: genetics or the environment?
Published: 27/07/2018 -
Does Cupping Aide Athletic Performance?
Published: 29/06/2018 -
The Effects of Strength Training on Children
Published: 25/05/2018 -
Using Sleep as a Performance Enhancer
Published: 02/05/2018 -
Is Running Marathons Healthy For You?
Published: 29/03/2018 -
Using Banned Substances Legally - What are TUEs and why are they controversial?
Published: 23/02/2018 -
Can new technologies in MotoGP prevent riders from clavicle injuries?
Published: 27/01/2018
With the International Olympic Committee as one of our founding members, the AISTS provides post-graduate Sport Management education, applied research and an engaging platform of connections. Discover the world of sports management through our exclusive podcasts focusing on Sports Medicine, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. This podcast series was created by AISTS Head of Sports Medicine, Dr Boris Gojanavic (@DrSportSante) and are entirely scripted, recorded and produced by participants of the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology programme (MAS).