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Chris Nowinski - Protecting Athletes from Head Injuries & Preventing CTE 27:28

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Chris Nowinski is a former football player at Harvard University and professional wrestler with WWE, World Wrestling Entertainment. After enduring a career-ending head injury, Chris has dedicated his professional life to serving patients and families affected by brain trauma, particularly Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, a progressive neurodegenerative disease that develops after repeated head injuries. Jay and Chris discuss the state of head injuries in American athletics, the difference between advocating for head safety at youth and professional levels, Chris’ newest research, and much more. Episode Chapters (00:00) Intro (00:50) changes in the culture around concussions in the past two decades (02:39) padded helmet technology (03:55) concussion reporting in the NFL (10:35) Chris’ career path and concussion history (14:52) connecting with activists who haven’t themselves suffered a traumatic brain injury (17:42) SHAAKE - a new sign to identify concussions (20:53) Unions can help players advocate for safety policies (23:10) final thoughts and goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/…

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The Sports Tech Research Podcast provides you with the latest insights coming from academic and non-academic experts working at universities, innovation centers, business schools, companies, startups, federations, etc. We mainly talk about research related expertise and centers, multi-disciplinary collaborations, licensing and spin-offs, validation research or implementation of technologies within sports & society. Tune in to learn from the most innovative academic and industry professionals and make sure to visit the Sports Tech Research Network website to discover more: http://www.strn.co

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Jo Shattuck - Kinesthetic Awareness Training 34:59

vor 1 year34:59

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In this episode, we are joined by a true pioneer in the world of sports and movement training, Jo Shattuck from PantherTec . Jo is knowledgeable in the brain-behavior relationship of motor learning and developed a ‘Kinesthetic Awareness Training’ system. Kristof and Jo talk about what the system is about, where and how it is used, and what’s next for both the motor learning field as PantherTec as a US startup company.…

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Ben Smith – Bringing elite data to elite athletes 35:58

vor 1 year35:58

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With a background at Chelsea Football Club and Loughborough University London, Ben now leads the international business development at Breakaway Data . A US company that puts ‘elite data in the hands of elite athletes’. Kristof and Ben talk about the benefits of putting the athlete at the center of digital product development, the importance of stakeholder management in implementing such tool(s) and the opportunities for applied research this creates. Athlete data ownership, privacy, and practical use. And of course: AI. That’s what this conversation is all about. Enjoy listening!…

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Jessica Zendler – Transitioning from academia to industry 43:11

vor 2 years43:11

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Jessica Zendler is a Sports & Fitness Tech and Biomechanics consultant at Rimkus , a worldwide leader in engineering and technical consulting. Jessica is leading the sports division of the company, after being an independent consultant, startup CTO and academic PhD researcher. She’s also part of the Special Interest Group behind the STRN's Quality Framework for Sports Technologies, which has been published earlier. Kristof & Jessica talked about the key differences between industry and academia when it comes to innovation. They also share some advice on how to transition from academia to industry, and the importance of having an open mindset when it comes to setting up collaborations. But it doesn’t end there. Just give it a listen!…

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Marcus Schmidt and Sebastian Wille – How to blend sports science with engineering to develop solutions? 33:27

vor 2 years33:27

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Marcus Schmidt is a researcher at TU Dortmund (Germany) with a special focus on the use of portable mobile sensors for biomechanical and training-scientific performance diagnostics as well as for preventive diagnostics in highly dynamic sports. This time, Kristof had a chat with him and his ‘Sensing Motion Science’ podcast partner Sebastian Wille who has his own consultancy firm which is acting as a development service provider. He and his team offer support in the development of embedded hardware and software solutions. With Marcus understanding the needs from the industry and Sebastian - coming from research but now being more active outside of academic environments – understanding the needs of scientists, the conversation went mainly into the direction of sharing some practical examples, tips & tricks (on e.g. on attracting funding) and a few ideas for future initiatives related to collaborative efforts in the sports science and engineering field.…

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Torstein Dalen Lorentsen - University-industry collaborations in sports & health at SINTEF Digital 35:38

vor 2 years35:38

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Torstein Dalen-Lorentsen is the Research Manager, Health and Performance Technology at SINTEF Digital in Oslo (Norway). Having a background in sports practice, science and technology R&D, he’s bringing very relevant insights to the table when it comes to the current and future state of our field. Kristof and Torstein talked about things as: The type of innovative solutions they are working on The challenges and opportunities in managing innovation processes The relationship between the sports, health and medical domains in general and prevention in particular We hope you enjoy this one!…

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Karl Etzel - Managing research across human performance, health and corporate wellness topics 25:55

vor 2 years25:55

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Karl Etzel is the VP of the Human Performance Lab at Exos (San Francisco, USA) which conducts research on products, programs, and services in the areas of human performance, health and fitness, and corporate wellness. Kristof & Karl discuss the role of the lab within the ecosystem, how to optimally manage it, and how it creates value for its clients, partners and the broader society. Also, find out Karl’s opinion about a gentleman called admiral Hyman G. Rickover ! After staying away for some time, we're 'back on air' with some new episodes of the Sports Tech Research Podcast. Kristof continues where he left it in 2022 and re-started recordings with some of the most inspiring people in the sports science, tech & innovation area.…

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Olli Tikkanen - Insights from the Physical Activity Researcher Podcast 41:42

vor 3 years41:42

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Olli Tikkanen is the host of the Physical Activity Researcher podcast , where he speaks to experts in physical activity, exercise, and health to find out about the latest research findings. Besides that, he is the co-founder of Fibion , which offers a physical activity analysis product targeted to health & fitness professionals. Olli is the 4th guest in our 2nd series of episodes, during which we interview other podcast hosts in the sports science, tech, and innovation area, in order to get their insights on the sports tech industry & the role of research and innovation within it. In this episode, Olli & Kristof first talk about which research is still missing. Then, Olli talks about the difficulties of creating a business, something that many researchers often underestimate. He continues to talk about the importance of having some start-up experience in order to have realistic expectations and he also stresses the importance of informal meetups. Next, Olli & Kristof talk about ways to combine research & industry to come up with the right solutions. Finally, the implementation and adoption side of tech are discussed as well. Olli makes clear how important it is to understand the customer well and to know how the technology will work precisely in the client’s daily work or life. Enjoy this episode! P.S.: We spoke with Olli Tikkanen before about Fibion, on our Sports Tech Research blog .…

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Fee Beyer - Key learnings from the Fee Beyer SportsTech Podcast 38:49

vor 3 years38:49

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Fee Beyer is hosting her own ' Fee Beyer SportTech Podcast ', in which she is interviewing a variety of (elite) sports professionals. So, she is/was the perfect (3rd) guest in our 2nd series of episodes, during which we interview other podcast hosts in the sports science, tech, and innovation area, in order to get their insights on the sports tech industry & the role of research and innovation within it. In this episode, Fee talks about her experience with scouting & validating technologies for professional sports clubs. Furthermore, she explains the crucial aspects of technologies in elite sports: accuracy & reliability, usability, and flexibility. Kristof & Fee also discuss how her podcast came into existence. Finally, they talk about the intersection of sports practitioners, academia, and companies with Fee’s idea of a Sports Tech Lab where these 3 stakeholders could come together and create more usable & effective technologies. Enjoy this episode!…

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Ed Gibbins - Lessons learned from the Rewire Fitness Podcast 32:40

vor 3 years32:40

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Ed Gibbins is the host of Rewire Fitness Podcast , linked to Rewire Fitness , the first-to-market neuro performance mobile platform for athletes. Ed is the second guest in our 2nd series of episodes, during which we interview other podcast hosts in the sports science, tech, and innovation area, in order to get their insights on the sports tech industry & the role of research and innovation within it. In this episode, Ed talks about his insights from running the Rewire Fitness Podcast. Ed and Kristof also talk about neuro performance and methods of optimizing the mindset of athletes. The role of research and their collaborations with universities are also discussed. Finally, Ed talks about the interdisciplinary opportunities for Sports Tech & related Research, and reflects on the role STRN can play within this 'window of opportunity'. As mentioned during the episode, you can find the free trial of Rewire Fitness here & the episode with Timothy O’Donnell , World Champion Triathlete, here . Enjoy the episode!…

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Benjamin Penkert - Insights from The SportsTech Allstars Podcast (SportsTechX) 37:35

vor 3 years37:35

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Benjamin Penkert is well known as the host of The SportsTech Allstars Podcast, linked to SportsTechX , the market intelligence company for professionals & investors in sports, which he is running with his co-founder Rohn Malhotra. Benjamin is the first guest in our 2nd series of episodes, during which we interview other podcast hosts in the sports science, tech, and innovation area, in order to get their insights on the sports tech industry & the role of research and innovation within it. In this episode, Benjamin talks about his insights from running SportsTechX and their amazing podcast over the past 4 years. Benjamin and Kristof also talk about the role of research in the different segments of sports tech. Different methods and key criteria for translating research to market are discussed as well. Finally, Benjamin talks about the largest opportunities for Sports Tech & related Research as he is seeing these, and reflects on the role STRN can play within this field. Enjoy the episode!…

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Steven Verstockt - Developing multimodal analytics methodologies for sports 22:42

vor 4 years22:42

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Steven Verstockt is a Professor at Ghent University , where he is leading a multimodal analytics research group. Steven talks about the kind of methodologies they develop in the lab, relevant for cycling. Next, collaborations with other groups within the university and with external companies are being discussed. Finally, Steven explains how generic building blocks are created from their methodologies, and which critical hurdles they need to overcome with these types of projects. Enjoy this episode!…

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Johann Windt - Creating long-term value with different stakeholders through Data Science 41:30

vor 4 years41:30

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Johann Windt is the Head of Data Science at the Vancouver Whitecaps Football Club , a Canadian professional soccer team playing in the Major League Soccer (MLS) . First, Johann talks about his background in sports, his academic involvement, and his transition to sports practice. Then, Johann & Kristof talk about how Data Science fits in the organizational structure at Vancouver Whitecaps and how decisions are supported by the Data Science department. The partnerships with other organizations, universities, and departments are also discussed in depth. Enjoy this episode!…

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Ismael Fernández Cuevas - Infrared thermography in sports science, health, and research 28:01

vor 4 years28:01

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Ismael Fernández Cuevas is the Co-Founder of ThermoHuman , an infrared thermography and thermal analytics company for injury prevention in sports science, medicine and physiotherapy. First of all, Ismael’s internationally-oriented background and PhD. in Sports Science are discussed. Then, Ismael talks about the research of infrared thermography and what it can be used for - ThermoHuman focuses on prevention, performance, and prediction. Finally, the link with universities, research, SME's and corporates are made as well. We hope you enjoy the episode!…

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Timothy Brownstone - Using infrared technology in sportswear to enhance performance and recovery 32:56

vor 4 years32:56

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Timothy Brownstone is the CEO and Founder of Kymira , an innovative smart textile company. They work within the Medical, Sport, Military, and Space verticals to enhance performance or injury recovery. In this podcast, Timothy talks about his background and the use of infrared technology to stimulate cell growth. The technology behind Kymira and several use cases are also discussed in depth. Finally, Timothy & Kristof talk about the intersection of the sports, health, and the medical domains and how an interdisciplinary approach plays a key role in innovation. Enjoy the conversation!…

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Tom Ruth & Miska Kuusisto - Tracking in sports, core technologies and (ice) hockey applications 48:10

vor 4 years48:10

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In Episode 26, we welcome two guests: Tom Ruth , Vice President Americas at Quuppa , and Miska Kuusisto , Sales & Marketing Executive at Wisehockey . Quuppa has extensive experience in tracking technology, specialized in radiofrequency technologies. Tom is responsible for the business in the Americas and has had previous experience at Nokia and Broadsoft. Wisehockey creates solutions for hockey specifically. They build on core technologies, model games & provide analytics on top of it. In this episode, we discuss core tracking technologies for sports, with the Quuppa-Wisehockey partnership as an example. We also talked about data collection & analytics, especially how to automate the whole flow. Finally, we explored the link with research. We hope you enjoy this three-way conversation!…

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