Sports Technology Podcast

Brock Laschwski talks about his work with the Canadian Sport Institute, specifically rowing and oar mechanics. 5 March 2014.

James Jones is a PhD student at Loughborough (at time of recording, currently Dr. Jones. We speak with James about rugby and tech for games and training. 16 September 2011.

Ash tells about RestWise, a product designed to assist athletes in deterring the appropriate training intensities.

Brooks Clemens works in the analytics and business side of adidas, and we talk about how technology is managed throughout the organization.

Becky Canvin started a blog community for analyzing sports-related articles, and we talk about the current article - chocolate milk! 11 February 2012.

Bob Roble created the "Sports Techie" online community, and has a finger on the pulse of the sports tech industry. 13 January 2012.

Brian Levenson gives us the psychology side of sports. He works with teams and individuals from kids to professionals.

Bryant has extensive experience in starting and growing sport technology-related companies. We talk about new trends in the industry.

Jodi Richardson did a PhD on skeletal muscle physiology, and uses her extensive background in sport science to explain some of the cool things going on in elite sport to the general public. 21 January 2012.

Gave researches and develops equipment for alternatively-abled athletes as a post-doctoral research associate at the Sports Tech Institute at Loughborough University. 30 December 2011.