This episode features Dr. Brian Thompson from Springfield College. Tune in to hear his thoughts on the importance of athlete monitoring and compliance, mentoring graduate assistants and interns, nutrition, and the importance of leadership skills.

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In this episode, Ethan Owens offers his advice on educating coaches on data visualization. How can coaches draw conclusions from charts and graphs and implement them into game and practice strategies?

In this episode, Ethan Owens details the benefits of weight lifting derivatives. How can you customize them to your sport? How do they decrease the likelihood of injury? Give it a listen to find out!

In this episode of the Applied Sports Science Minute, former NHL Strength and Conditioning Doug McKenney addresses one of the most important factors in sports performance: Hydration. How should we measure hydration? Which tools can be used by coaches? How much does hydration affect injuries? How should we teach athletes about the importance of hydration? Doug answers all these questions and more!

In this episode, CoachMePlus co-founder, Kevin Dawidowicz catches up with Devan McConnell, Head of Hockey Performance at UMass Lowell, and talks about the realities of being a coach with multiple teams and working with different groups, his routine, and more.

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CoachMePlus Co-Founder Kevin Dawidowicz digs deeper into questionnaires, breaking down how we can normalize data for individuals. This is the mathy portion of questionnaire analysis, but fear not, Kevin explains how the numbers apply to each athlete.

What are wellness questionnaires? Kevin Dawidowicz discusses what teams can learn from questionnaires and how they can apply the findings to the field. What are athletes asked? What does each question mean to team planning and strategy?

In episode 5, Kevin Dawidowicz catches up with a highly influential voice in the sports science world Director of Innovation for InsideTracker Carl Valle. Kevin and Carl tough on a multitude of topics - even going "rapid fire" at one point - but the overlying theme is doing exactly what the name of the podcast says: Applying Sports Science. ​

Former NHL Strength and Conditioning coach Doug McKenny takes you inside the locker room and front office to detail the best ways teams should change their culture as it pertains to sports science and technology. How can coaches educate their players on wearable technology? What is the value of creating a culture where technology is prevalent?

Ethan Owens addresses some common mistakes that teams can make with managing data and offers easy solutions. Why should data always have the same identifier? How can you best bring together data from heart rate monitors and GPS tracking devices? Ethan has your solutions.