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Saturday, 12 November 2011

Writing...

I have been feeling fairly inspired of late - resulting in the blogs here and more creativity in my everyday work. Along with this, I have started writing an article, "Applying Sport Science to College Soccer" that we will aim to submit for publication in the Strength and Conditioning Journal early in the new year.


It will be a 2 or 3 part peice and will be aimed at strength and conditioning coaches, soccer coaches, sports medicine staff, and administrators working in NCAA and NAIA soccer. If you work in college soccer and have something you really wish to see covered in the article, please let me know. I want it to be "big picture" by design and would really appreciate any feedback here.
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  1. Sounds like a great piece. Looking forward to seeing it!

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  2. Quality work Howard. Look forward to reading the articles in SCJ.

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