ROUNDTABLE WEBINAR EVENTS

The Collaborate Sports Interactive Webinars focuses on real-world learning, immersive discussion and collaboration.

Speakers will utilise the session to provide thought-provoking discussion and reflection as opposed to a lecture-style webinar. So, take a look at the sessions below and sign up to join us as part of your own personal development!

Topic: The Mentor Room

Collaborator: Dan Howells, Rob Anderson, Shaun McLaren and Andy McDonald

When: 12th April - 730pm BST

Ask Anything. Learn What Matters for you!

On April 12th, we’re bringing all our mentors together for a live, interactive session focused on one thing: Your questions.

This isn’t a webinar. There are no slides. No pre-planned presentations.

Instead, you’ll join breakout rooms led by our specialist mentors, where you can ask directly, discuss openly, and get real insight into the challenges you’re facing right now.

Choose Your Room. Go Deep. Get Clarity.

Room 1 with Rob Anderson discussing LTAD - For coaches working in youth and pathway systems. Where we can explore whatever you are curious about.

Example questions you may want to ask:

“What should I prioritise with this age group?”
“How do I adapt training around growth spurts?”
“Are we pushing performance too early?”

Room 2 with Dan Howells discussing S&C & Soft Skills - For coaches wanting to improve programme design and coaching effectiveness.

Example questions you may want to ask:

“Why aren’t my athletes improving as expected?”
“How do I get athletes to buy into what I’m doing?”
“Am I overcomplicating my programming?”

Room 3 with Shaun McLaren discussing Sports Science - For practitioners working with data, monitoring, and analysis.

Questions you may want to ask:

“What metrics actually matter?”
“How do I stop drowning in data?”
“How can I present data better to coaches?”

Room 4 with ndy McDonald discussing Rehabilitation - For physios, S&C coaches, and rehab practitioners.

Example questions:

“How do I progress rehab in “x” injury ?”
“What should I actually measure during ‘x’ rehab?”
“How do I individualise rehab properly?”

Real conversations around real problems

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Topic: Utilizing 1080 Motion to assess, profile, and prescribe speed, and COD training

Collaborator: Jesse Green - Director of Performance Science & Ola Eriksrud - 1080 Founder

When: 22nd April - 730pm BST

Jesse is the Director of Performance Science at 1080 Motion, with experience across the NHL, NBA, NCAA, and AFL. With his most recent experience with the Pittsburgh Penguins as Director of Performance and Sport Science, he led data-informed player management, strength & conditioning, and technology integration to optimise player performance and readiness. Prior to Pittsburgh he spent four seasons with the Sacramento Kings (NBA) in a similar role.

Ola is an associate professor at the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, a consultant with the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee, and co-founder of 1080 Motion, where he has led the development of motorized resistance technology for testing, training, and rehabilitation. His work spans sprint performance, change of direction, return-to-play, and injury management, and he has supported elite athletes and organizations worldwide, including the PGA, NHL, NFL, NBA, and EPL.

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Produce a rationale for using motorized resistance technology (could use some rewording...)
Understand how to profile change of direction (COD) and meaningful archetypes via analyzing strategy
Understand the outputs of force-velocity profiling (FVP) for analyzing sprint performance
Understand load-velocity profling (LVP) and Velocity Decrement (VDec) for prescription resisted sprint training

Be sure to join us for an open, exploratory discussion!