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Historic Performance Podcast #77 - Dr. Carlos Balsalobre
Category: Sports & Recreation
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Publish Date: 2016-12-02 12:44:52
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In the 77th episode of the Historic Performance Podcast, I interview Dr. Carlos Balsalobre. Dr. Balsalobre is a sport scientist at the European University of Madrid. 

Dr. Balsalobre's main interests are strength training and performance testing for elite athletes as well as sports technology. He has a PhD. and two MSc. in High Performance in Sports and has authored several scientific papers found in peer-review journals. 

He has worked with top-level basketball players, martial artists, fencers and sprinters. He is very passionate about the use of wearable technologies to measure human movement and as such has developed various iOS applications, such as PowerLift, Runmatic and MyJump.

In this episode, Dr. Balsalobre talks about the development of his iOS applications, the potential uses of the applications within high performance sport, and the validity and reliability studies conducted on all three iOS apps.

This episode is sponsored by SkinTech, the creators of the Apollo SS, the first patent pending padded weightlifting shirt.

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Overview of Podcast Episode

Here is a brief outline of what we covered in the show - 

  • Dr. Balsalobre's Background + Current Role
  • Catalyst for the development of My Jump
  • Possible Uses and Examples using My Jump
  • Information regarding PowerLift & Runmatic
  • Possible Uses and Examples using PowerLift and Runmatci
  • Recommendations for young S&C coaches
  • How to contact?

Connect with Dr. Balsalobre

Twitter: @cbalsalobre 

Website: http://www.carlos-balsalobre.com/

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