Research Methods Tutorials for Sport and Exercise Science
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Research Methods Tutorials for Sport and Exercise Science
As part of a previous Sport and Exercise Science venture of mine, I made a series of Youtube Research Methods Tutorials for Sport and Exercise Science. It is a reasonably comprehensive resource on Research Methods for Sports Science students and Sports Science professionals. As such, in the hope that it can continue to help many people, I have decided to place all the videos together in one location. So, below you can hopefully find what you need to navigate your way through the world of Research Methods for Sport and Exercise Science.
I have also created additional resource pages on different topics that are useful to Sport and Exercise Science students and graduates. Here are the links to these resource pages:
SPSS Tutorials Page
Sport and Exercise Science Careers Page
Strength Training Concepts Page
Resource Page on Measuring Muscle Mass
Tutorial Page on Measuring Aerobic Capacity
Measuring Blood Lactate Resource Page
The Measuring of Work Economy Resource Page
Measuring Glycolytic Capacity Resource Page
Resource Page on Measuring ATP-CP Capacity
Research Methods Tutorials - Types of Study
Types of Study - Nomothetic Vs Ideographic
Types of Single Subject Study
Research Methods Tutorials - Basic Graphs
How do researchers decide on a sample size
What does each part of a study tell us
Inferential Statistics Vs Descriptive Statistics
What does a Box Plot Show Us?
Research Methods Tutorials - What does a Scatterplot tell us?
What does p < 0.05 mean?
Research Methods Tutorials - Counterbalanced Study Design
Blinded Randomised Controlled Trials
What is Pearson's Correlation
Measures of Central Tendancy
What are 95% Confidence Intervals
Research Methods Tutorials - What is a Meta Analysis?
Research Methods Tutorials - What is Publication Bias?
Systematic Review Vs Narrative Review?
What is Linear Regression?
Foxwood Personal Training
These research methods tutorials were created during a previous venture of mine It is unlikely that I will be creating more of these in the future, as my focus is now firmly on Foxwood Personal Training. With that being said, if you have found them useful I would still love to hear from you. If you wish to get in touch, there are a couple of ways in which you can do so.
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As just mentioned, my current focus is entirely on Foxwood Personal Training.
Foxwood Personal Training has three primary service offerings:
The York Personal Training service and the York Sports Massage service both take place out of Egerton’s Garage Gym. The online running coaching service is delivered remotely. This means, for running coaching, you can be based anywhere in the world. There are two main requirements for you to receive running coaching from Tim. Firstly, you must have an internet connection. We use TrainingPeaks software to deliver our running coaching. So without access to an internet connection, this isn’t going to work. Secondly, you must have serious ambition. I am looking to coach individuals who prioritise their running. If that is not you, then fair enough. However, it will mean that unfortunately, I am not the coach for you.
Coaching for Ambitious Runners
Of course, there is absolutely nothing wrong with not making running your number one priority in life. For most runners, it is inevitable that work and family committments must come first. The great news for you is that most running coaches specialise in helping busy people juggle their running alongside other commitments. However, my own background is more towards the elite end of the sport. That’s where I feel I can offer most value. As such, I am only looking to coach runners who are in a position where they can prioritise their running above all else. That’s not to say they don’t have others interests and obligations. Of course they do. That still needs to taken into consideration. But for the most part, running will take precedence.
So, having said my piece, if it still sounds like I am the coach for you, please get in touch!
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