Search Results - Track Coach

Putnam, D. “…My interest in the subject began in my college years when I watched mesmerized as three events unfolded of the television screen - the on-field collapse of NFL wide receiver Chuck Hughes at Tiger Stadium in 1971, the kidnapping and murder of 11 Israeli athletes and coaches at the Munich Olymics in 1972 and the breakdown of Ruffian on the track at Belmont Park during her match race with Foolish Pleasure in 1975. …”

International Paralympic Committee “…Boccia 11. Canoe 12. Cycling (Track and Road) 13. Equestrian 14. Football 5-a-side 15. …”

Kernan, J. N., McGill, K. “…Track Coach…”

Edwards, T., Douglas, J., Davies, E., Lewis, V. “…Each rider rode their own horse in their usual tack and were given individual feedback by a UKCC L2 coach. Participants performed a 15 minute warm up), they were instructed to perform sitting trot once around the perimeter of a 25 x 35m arena on both reins, recorded in the sagittal plane by a 60 Hz Sony SR37 camcorder (used for kinematic analysis) and an iPad (used for visual feedback), 12m from the track 1.5m from the ground. …”

Ronan, E., Douglas, J., Lewis, V. “…Each rider rode their own horse in their usual tack and were given individual feedback by a UKCC L2 coach. Participants performed a 15 minute warm up), they were instructed to perform sitting trot once around the perimeter of a 25 x 35m arena on both reins, recorded in the sagittal plane by a 60 Hz Sony SR37 camcorder (used for kinematic analysis) and an iPad (used for visual feedback), 12m from the track 1.5m from the ground. …”

University of Poitiers “…Knudson1338 Development of a real-time biofeedback tool for martial arts coaching practice, G. Shan. 1342 A fencing kinematic analysis based on coach's criteria, S. …”

“…Funding will be considered for research and development in the following areas: biomechanics; injury prevention; motor learning/control; physiology; psychology; talent identification methods; optimal methods for training and competing; training instructional programs for coaches and athletes. USOC Member Organizations have individual needs for research. …”