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Sport Science Decoded: Research Made Simple From research to application in 5 minutes. Breaking down the latest sport science research without the overwhelm. Every episode takes a fascinating piece of sport science research and transforms it into clear, actionable insights in just 5 minutes. No more drowning in endless papers or struggling to find what's actually relevant to your work. Get the key insights, practical applications, and breakthrough discoveries from essential research without ...
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Welcome to Ship Happens! – the podcast where logistics, technology, and entrepreneurship come together, and problem-solving takes centre stage. Whether you're navigating the complexities of supply chains, optimising tech solutions, or building the next big startup, we've got you covered. Join your hosts, Selby and Hamish, as they dive into the world of logistics, business-building, and cutting-edge technology. With expert insights, engaging discussions, and a dash of humour, we explore how t ...
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Lullaby: The First Steps Podcast

Marie van Gend in association with Morgan Media

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Lullabies are far cooler and more important than you may realise. The most important thing is that they are sung by YOU. Think you can’t sing? Don’t know what to sing? Don’t know why it is important you DO sing? Then Lullaby: The First Steps is the podcast for you. Lullabies have been part of all human cultures for centuries, and babies want to hear YOUR voice, not a recording. Babies don’t care if can’t sing in tune. Your voice is familiar and that is enough. Lullaby: The First Steps will g ...
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What happens when talent evaluation prioritizes performance over injury history? The data exposes a critical gap between draft success and career survival. In this episode we look at new research tracking 1,071 AFL Draft Combine participants which reveals a shocking paradox: players with ACL reconstruction history get drafted at the same rate as un…
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Elite athletes generate explosive power differently than strong recreational lifters. Swedish researchers tested 30 international track and field throwers and discovered the exact force development timeline that separates elite performance from gym strength. This study reveals when rate of force development peaks, when maximum strength training bec…
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New research reveals the hidden muscle activation sequence behind elite karate punching technique. Scientists used electromyography (EMG) to map the complete kinetic chain of a top-ranked Japanese karate master's reverse punch (Gyaku Tsuki). This groundbreaking study represents the first objective biomechanical analysis of karate technique using ad…
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Resistance training vs stretching for mental health: which exercise actually improves mood and reduces anxiety? New research reveals surprising differences between weightlifting and mobility work for immediate psychological benefits. Scientists tested the same people doing both strength training and stretching sessions - the results challenge every…
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Velocity-based training has revolutionized strength and conditioning, but new research reveals a critical flaw in 1RM prediction accuracy that's been putting athletes at risk for years. In this episode of Sport Science Decoded, we break down groundbreaking research on gender differences in minimal velocity threshold (MVT) for back squat 1RM predict…
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What happens when rugby players experience concussion symptoms but never report them? This episode examines the largest study ever conducted on community rugby concussion patterns, revealing shocking rates of hidden brain injuries among grassroots players. We explore why players with previous concussions become the most dangerous risk group, the cr…
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New research studying elite handball players discovered a breakthrough method for predicting delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS) using heart rate variability monitoring during exercise. This groundbreaking study reveals how specific heart rhythm patterns around a critical 120 BPM threshold can forecast muscle damage before pain develops. Learn how…
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Why do same-weight boxers hit with vastly different punch power? New boxing research reveals it's not muscle bulk or training experience - it's the physical characteristics most coaches completely ignore when developing fighters. We break down groundbreaking combat sports science from Portuguese researchers who analyzed 69 amateur boxers using scie…
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Why do players miss crucial penalty kicks late in matches? New research reveals it's not just nerves or pressure - it's the invisible impact of mental fatigue systematically destroying shooting accuracy by up to 36%. We break down groundbreaking research from Chinese sport scientists who tested college soccer players before and after inducing menta…
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This week, we’re doing something a little different! Selby & Hamish take us on a journey through the history of mapping—from the earliest clay tablets in Babylon to the interactive, real-time maps we rely on today. Maps have long been essential for exploration and navigation, evolving from ancient tools to complex digital systems in our pockets. Bu…
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In this episode, Selby & Hamish dive deep into the crucial concept of capacity in logistics. They explore key questions faced by industry professionals: How do you measure your capacity, maximise it, and maintain service quality? And how do you strike the perfect balance between service delivery and maintenance to avoid disruptions? Through data-dr…
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This week, Selby & Hamish dive into the fascinating yet frustrating world of railway maintenance on infrastructure dating back to the Victorian era. While these railways are rich in history, they present modern-day logistical nightmares when it comes to maintenance. In this episode, we explore the monumental challenges of keeping services running s…
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In this episode, Selby & Hamish delve into the intricate world of automotive supply chains, uncovering the complex journey a car’s components take before they hit the road. From sourcing the right parts at the right quality to managing the delicate balance of just-in-time manufacturing, the process involves countless steps—and even more potential p…
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In this episode of Ship Happens, hosts Selby & Hamish dive into the world of data interpretation, revealing how numbers and stats can tell different stories depending on who’s presenting them. From infamous ad campaigns claiming ‘more doctors smoke Camels’ to the ways graphs and charts can manipulate our perspective, we explore how data isn’t alway…
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In this episode of Ship Happens, Selby delves into his experience working with medical tech devices, where the stakes are high, and compliance requirements are non-negotiable. He and Hamish unpack some of the most memorable compliance horror stories from the field, offering valuable insights and a few laughs along the way. From unexpected roadblock…
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In this episode of Ship Happens, Selby & Hamish dive deep into the world of spreadsheets – the tool we love to hate. We discuss our personal experiences with spreadsheets, from saving the day to causing chaos, and share the ups and downs of relying on these digital grids. Then, we move on to some real-life stories, including the jaw-dropping tale o…
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Welcome to the debut episode of Ship Happens! Join your hosts, Selby and Hamish, as they explore the reasons behind train delays, share fascinating stories that shaped the history of our rail systems, and break down the most notable events in the world of logistics this week. Tune in for a fun and insightful episode packed with industry knowledge a…
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Ep 6: The Valley Below. This beautiful and moving song is the result of a community project run by sisters Oneewa and Shara. They consulted with twelve women who had experienced post natal depression or anxiety and created The Valley Below as an expression of their shared experience and are minder that you are not alone. A warning that this could b…
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Ep2: Thula baba, thula sana. A traditional zulu lullaby from South Africa. It is sung by a mother to her child as they wait for their father/husband to return from work. He has been away for a long time and they wish him a safe journey home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Marie van Gend in association with Morgan Media
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Ep1: Dalmatian Cradle Song. The arranger, Hugh Roberton, heard a woman singing this beautiful melody when he was on the Dalmatian Coast in the 1930’s. The lyrics were written by P.A. Grand and tell the tale of a woman singing to her child while hoping for the safe return of her husband who is out at sea. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info…
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Continuing our diversification towards becoming a podcast run by photographers rather than a photography podcast, Hamish and I caught up with Bellamy Hunt of JCH about his recent SIBO diagnosis (it's not a made-up acronym) and how it's affecting his life.Hamish finds five minutes to talk about photography before getting distracted and I talk about …
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Recorded on April 6th, Hamish and I managed to fill an hour and a half with reflections on episode 10, how we're dealing with the coronavirus on a personal level, and what we're doing with our respective websites during the current global madness.Thanks to Negative Positives / C-41 Studio / Sunny 16 for the use of their respective intro music.…
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