AISTS Sport Medicine Podcasts
A podcast by Discover the world of sports management through our MAS class
69 Episodes
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Is Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) actual science or relief from belief?
Published: 11/3/2017 -
No Pain, No Gain? A Focus on Myths of Muscle Soreness And Exercise
Published: 10/6/2017 -
What is the best way to recover after exercise through proper nutrition and sleep?
Published: 9/11/2017 -
Was the hype around Zika and the Olympics warranted?
Published: 8/4/2017 -
Can One be Addicted to Exercise?
Published: 7/7/2017 -
What Impact Will A Gluten Free Diet Have On Your Physical Performance?
Published: 6/9/2017 -
What is Unexplained Underperformance Syndrome in Endurance Athletes?
Published: 5/3/2017 -
Does my morning coffee make me faster?
Published: 4/7/2017 -
How do psychological factors influence top athlete’s injuries?
Published: 3/3/2017 -
Is Swimming in Cold Water Good or Bad for your Health?
Published: 2/6/2017 -
Diabetes and Physical Activity
Published: 12/2/2016 -
Cryotherapy - the next big thing for athlete recovery?
Published: 10/31/2016 -
Dry Needling
Published: 9/26/2016 -
The Impact of Social Media on Athletes' Well Being
Published: 8/26/2016 -
Picture this: The power of visualisation for athletes
Published: 7/29/2016 -
Yoga for Athletes
Published: 6/23/2016 -
Debating the 10,000 hour rule
Published: 5/27/2016 -
Fats and carbohydrates: Friend or Foe of Athletes?
Published: 4/28/2016 -
Sleep for Athletes: Impact on Performance & Recovery
Published: 3/18/2016 -
Luminotherapy: An alternative treatment for recovery
Published: 2/26/2016
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).