Podcast appearances and mentions of alex calder

Alex Calder is a professor at the Faculty of Arts, English and Drama, New Zealand of Auckland University. He also edited the book, Gallipoli to the Somme, written by Alexander Aitken.Aitken began to write about his experiences in 1917 as a wounded out-patient in Dunedin Hospital. Every few years, when the war trauma caught up with him, he revisited the manuscript, which was eventually published as Gallipoli to the Somme in 1963.Join Damien Grant as he interviews professor Alex Calder about the life and times of Alexander Aitken, the book, Gallipoli to the Somme, and why he put his time into reviving it. For more information, or to get in touch, visit the Different Matters Website.

Alex Calder is the Head of Sports Science with Houston Dynamo, competing in the Major League Soccer (MLS). He is an accredited Level 3-Elite Coach with the Australian Strength and Conditioning Association (ASCA), as well as holding accreditations through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa). Having worked in a variety of sports, he has coached at different levels of competition worldwide for the past decade. He has published several articles in relation to physical preparation and analysis. QUOTES “I've found my niche in helping to transition players form the treatment table to the field” “Using a pain threshold approach is just as effective, if not more effective in certain parameters, when returning players to sport” “I'd be more concerned if a player's absolute outputs are low compared to what their asymmetries are doing” “I have to be careful of what is coming in a week with RTP because the last thing I want to do is clear a player on one day and then pull them out the next day” SHOWNOTES 1) Alex's backstory from collegiate soccer player to becoming Head of Sport Science at an MLS club 2) Return to play and the controlled chaos continuum 3) The differences in rehabilitation/medical staffing structures across different countries 4) Hamstring rehab and using the pain threshold approach 5) The influence of Askling hamstring protocols (diver, glider and extender) 6) The use of technology and markers to help determine if players are ready to return to sport 7) Asymmetry and its relevance in rehabilitation and return to sport 8) A typical week for an athlete returning to sport at Houston Dynamo and matching the theme of the team 9) Gym and running markers for returning to play along with positional considerations 10) Tips for S&C coaches wanting to work overseas PEOPLE MENTIONED Matt Taberner Jack Hickey Carl Askling

On this episode I interviewed Alex Calder who is the Head of Sports Science with the Houston Dynamo in the MLS   This episode touched on sports science, but the main topic was hamstrings.   Topics discussed… Alex's definition of sports science How he utilizes sports science in a practical way What metrics/data is he collecting in relation to the hamstring to determine readiness or robustness Ways he is looking to improve these metrics in the gym and on the field How he monitors hamstrings through the season How he incorporates sprints and higher velocities NordBord usage in hamstring testing readiness Nordics, when and where he uses them Asymmetry important or not? End stage hamstring rehab   You can follow/connect/contact Alex below…   Instagram: @calder_05 Twitter: @calder_05    You can contact/follow me below…   Instagram: @coachpatrickwood Twitter: @coachpattywood Website: www.patrick-wood.com   If you have enjoyed the show and could take the time to leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, it would be much appreciated as it will help the show reach a greater audience and help others learn as well.  

Episode #151 of The Coaches Network Podcast.The guest for this episode is Alex Calder. Alex is currently the head of Sport Science for the MLS side Houston Dynamo Football Club. Alex joins CoachYas to discuss his take on sports science and how grassroots coaches can tweak their delivery to maximise impact in the physical corner. Enjoy!The Coaches Network is proud to formally reveal our very first Patreon membership. This membership consists of monthly donations with a price worth as much as a cup of coffee! Only £3.50 per month! What benefits will there be you say? If you sign up for this membership, you will have early access to The Coaches Network's official upcoming episodes. Sign up for our monthly donations with the following link:https://www.patreon.com/thecoachesnetworkSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-coaches-network-podcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Alex Calder, Head of Sports Science for the Houston Dynamo Major League Soccer (MLS) team, talks to the NSCA Coaching and Sport Science Program Manager, Eric McMahon, about sports science data driving better decisions on and off the field. Topics under discussion include the importance of traditional strength training for soccer players, as well as, the variety of strength and conditioning opportunities there are to gain experience from at the high school, college, private, and professional level of sports. Find Alex on Twitter: @calder_05 or Instagram: @calder_05 | Find Eric on Instagram: @ericmcmahoncscs or Twitter: @ericmcmahoncscsShow NotesShow Notes Coming Soon!

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Do you ever wonder what it's like to be a teacher right now and how teachers cope with the ongoing demands of being a teacher, then this episode is a must listen. On this episode, I talk with a  middle school teacher about his journey, his thoughts on improving the education system, the ups and downs of being a teacher.  We also dive into to what it takes to keep going and stay motivated as a teacher during challenging times. This episode will definitely leave you feeling enlightened, heard and empowered.  You can check out Alex Calderon's Instagram: 1stgenteacherlens or email 1stgenteacherlens@gmail.comReady to master your craft? Get the:  Ultimate Guide to Mastering your Craft as a TeacherStay connected to Teachers ImpactKeep up here: WebsiteLet's Talk here:    Email | Twitter |  Instagram 

Alex Calder is the Head of Sports Science at Houston Dynamo’s Sports Performance team. Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, the then 17-year-old Alex received a scholarship in North Dakota. There, Alex competed for a Division II college, where he also learned about the ins and outs of sports management before returning home after two […] The post Alex Calder on Developing a Bulletproof Soccer Player appeared first on Robertson Training Systems.

In this episode, we get to meet Alex Calder, passionate horse rider, photographer and brains behind the incredible images on here fast-growing Instagram account @betweentwoears We talk everything from Adventures, to eventing, to raising kids, horses, how her husband isn't called Ben, how she got recognised by Instagram and her horse riding safari adventure in Zimbabwe.... and much much more.

Alejandro nos invita a todos a ser futuristas y a no dejar de perseguir nuestros sueños.   En este episodio hablamos sobre el proceso de Planeación de la Estrategia con Alejandro Calderón para dibujar nuestro futuro.   Alejandro es egresado de la licenciatura de Contabilidad y Finanzas por el Tec de Monterrey, tiene una Maestría en Administración de Empresas  por South Bank University en Londres Inglaterra. Ha colaborado en empresas internacionales como Hershey y  actualmente es Director de Estrategia de Nike México y también es socio fundador de firmas de diseño de empresas del futuro como Oliv8 y Tealent.   Es un aprendedor infinito y le fascina el mundo del futuro, diseñarlo y crearlo.   “music by audionautix.com”.

White shirt, blue jeans, black boots, and plenty of beige — fashion basics are anything but boring. Often the glue that holds an outfit together, wardrobe basics can be anything that you always reach for to complete an ensemble — good quality, timeless pieces that never go out of style. Our guest this week is a woman who utilises the power of basics in her signature style — Alex Calder, digital strategist and content creator with a history of working at the heart of Irish design.

Hola nietada, Hoy contamos con la presencia de José Luis Bonilla (Ethelberto, monje y guerrero) y Alex Calderón para hablar del griego más famoso de la Historia, de su imperio, su muerte, su legado y de una guerra que hace que Juego de Tronos parezca un Juego de Niños. Las Guerra de los Diádocos y el juego que lo representa; Successors. Un programa lleno de Alejandros que creemos que os llenará de hype por otro juego viejuno y difícil de encontrar. http://jugandoconlosabuelos.blogspot.com/2018/10/successors.html Si creéis que lo merecemos, podéis apoyarnos en el botoncito azul de iVoox. Muchas gracias por escucharnos.

Hola nietada, Hoy contamos con la presencia de José Luis Bonilla (Ethelberto, monje y guerrero) y Alex Calderón para hablar del griego más famoso de la Historia, de su imperio, su muerte, su legado y de una guerra que hace que Juego de Tronos parezca un Juego de Niños. Las Guerra de los Diádocos y el juego que lo representa; Successors. Un programa lleno de Alejandros que creemos que os llenará de hype por otro juego viejuno y difícil de encontrar. http://jugandoconlosabuelos.blogspot.com/2018/10/successors.html Si creéis que lo merecemos, podéis apoyarnos en el botoncito azul de iVoox. Muchas gracias por escucharnos.

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Alex Calder, social media specialist and creator of Between Two Ears, talks to us about safaris, storytelling and how to be sound on social media! We talk about common mistakes brands make, what metrics really matter and how to stand out in the infinite scroll. GDTT is now on Instagram! Come follow us @godothething_podcast as we put into practice the advice in this week's podcast.   Key takeaways  [4:15] Social media is now more important than traditional advertising [4:25] The things to think about as a brand on social media: What's your story, message, tone, and who are you talking to.  [5:05] We scroll 300 ft on our social media feeds every day, up from 8 ft a year ago. How to stop people scrolling to see your content is hard.  [8:00] The most common mistakes companies and brands make: Using the personal pronoun in brand communications, it's very unprofessional Typos - good grammar and perfect spelling are a must Knowing your tone and who you are gives you the parameters to work within [10:00] To have a good Instagram account you need to curate your posts and post beautiful images on your grid. Instagram stories is where you put things like photos of trade shoes. Stories can have massive reach. [12:00] Alex's advice on how to make your Instagram account better: Look at competitors that are doing it well Personal projects can benefit from having an angle or theme Employ a professional photographer to make content if you need to Do filter your images and use the same filters all the time for visual consistency [14:40] On what metrics should you be measuring, it's not about followers but about engagement. [16:10] Micro-influencers often have more engagement than bigger accounts and advertisers often prefer them. [17.55] Alex's top tips: Have a story, know your messages, know your tone of voice and who your brand is. Micro-blogging on Instagram works well using long captions. Nurture and create a community. Respond to meaningful comments. Respond to problems, if someone goes public with a problem bring them off the public space and use direct message, email or phone to resolve it.  The more you post the better the algorithms will treat your content. Post once a day or every second day for Facebook and Instagram, Twitter you can do a bit more. Be judicious, don’t just throw anything up. Most of all, be sound!! Be a nice person online.   Links to things mentioned in this episode Alex on Instagram Alex on Twitter  Between Two Ears on Instagram Between Two Ears on Facebook VSCO cam Go Do The Thing on Instagram

Best of the Rest vol 3! CITY SLANG presents The best goofs, gaffes, and oddball interview bits that hit the cutting room floor, presented to you in their full unnecessary glory! This episode includes: Alex Calder discussing cult SNES game Earthbound BBQT encounter Tinder music critics Casper Skulls talk about their harrowing worst show Lonely Parade on being childhood friends Dunes take the brutal X-Files quiz Hooded Fang deal with music critic kids Needles//Pins on getting a karaoke party started with Shania Twain Tough Age discuss their appearance on the sexy Archie show Plus we play these tunes: Alex Calder - Strange Dreams - Strange Dreams BBQT - Demo - High Wasted (Live) Casper Skulls - Lips & Skull - Devotion The Lonely Parade - No Shade - Window Dunes - Bedtime - I'm so… Hooded Fang - Dynasty House - Queen of Agusan Needles//Pins - Good Night, Tomorrow - Good Night

Topics: Treefort, Inherent Vice, SXSW, Surf, Savannah, GA, CA, Thee Oh Sees, Alex Calder, Mac DeMarco, Buffalo, Usher, D'Angelo, Kanye, Drake, What Moon Things, Lost Lake, Sean Pritchard

42 Minutes: Triathalon - Lo-Tide - 03.11.15 Week number Two of our Treefort Showcase continues with the running of a 42 minute Triathlon. Well, that's actually 42 Minutes with Triathalon, the Georgia surf band with tons of soul. Topics include: Treefort Music Fest, Inherent Vice, SXSW, Surf, Savannah, GA, CA, Thee Oh Sees, Alex Calder, Mac DeMarco, Buffalo, Usher, D'Angelo, Kanye, Drake, What Moon Things, Lost Lake, Sean Pritchard. Intro songs: "High Tide" & "Brain Dead" by Triathalon - available at Broken Circles: http://brokencircles.limitedrun.com/products/534158-triathalon-lo-tide Closing song: "Usher Surfing" by Triathalon - available at Broken Circles: http://brokencircles.limitedrun.com/products/534158-triathalon-lo-tide Help: Sean Pritchard Beat AML: http://www.gofundme.com/mghsww Purchase: Treefort Tickets at http://treefortmusicfest.com/tickets http://treefortmusicfest.com/lineup/106

Emmanuel and Travis talk to Chris Mason of Dirt Cult records about punks in Los Cruces, New Mexico. Chris reveals how his mom feels about the new Misfits (it's not good). We play tracks from Chris' band Low Culture, plus The Sediment Club, Alex Calder, Fuzz, Open Channels, Chloroform, Rational Animals, Hank Wood and the Hammerheads, Total Crush, and a Valley Boys song that might BLOW TRAVIS' MIND. Originally aired Jan 21, 2013

At long-last, Alex Calder joins us to play his songs and talk about music!

Patrick Kobernus and Alex Calder drop by to talk about music and play some Slyway tunes.