How can sports scientists develop to stay ahead of the curve: The view of 6 experts

Within the lines of the Sport Science 3.0 paper, I am happy to share this new opinion piece written with my colleagues Duncan French, Sian Allen, Darren Burgess, Jack Nayler, Ian McKeown, and published in Sportsmith

Sport science is more than just the latest technologies. To get ahead and stay ahead, professionals must evolve their practice and continually refine their skillsets. Learn from six of the very best minds in the sport science game, as they provide you with a play-by-play of how to stay ahead of the curve, including the need to:

➡️ Construct and refine a strategic framework that aligns technologies with the specific needs of athletes and training programs.

➡️ Apply data intelligently within a context that addresses key questions about training effectiveness and athlete responses.

➡️ Develop skills in data analytics, visualization, and understanding the strengths and limitations of new technologies.

➡️ Effectively communicate, build relationships, and integrate diverse knowledge areas.

➡️ Embrace advancements in technology, AI, and data utilization, without overlooking foundational skills and theoretical knowledge.

➡️ Be fast to learn, query, and implement impactful practices within the performance environment, ensuring sport science continues to advance athlete performance in meaningful ways.