Podcast appearances and mentions of damian harper

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I'm delighted to speak with UEFA football coach and lecturer, James Barraclough this week. James has worked as a football coach for over 20 years. He has coached extensively in academies and holds both the UEFA B and FA Advanced Youth Awards. James has an MSc in Sport Psychology and has consulted with athletes and teams from grassroots up to world champions. He is currently undertaking a Professional Doctorate in Elite Performance examining psychosocial skills in academy football.  James teaches Sports Coaching and Sport Science at UCEN Manchester. He is also a sport performance consultant supporting a number of mixed martial artists, athletes and football teams. In this episode James and I discuss a paper he led along with Prof David Grecic and Dr Damian Harper which looked at academy managers' experiences of how psychosocial skills and characteristics are identified and developed in youth academy soccer players.

Vor drei Jahren war Mathias bereits bei uns im Podcast zu Gast. Nämlich in Folge 47. Damals nur ohne Dr. Titel. Welcome back, Dr. Mathias Kolodziej, Head of Sport Science 1st Team, BVB!  Wir sprechen in Episode 107 über:  -Das Thema seiner Doktorarbeit (“Identifizierung verletzungs relevanter Risikofaktoren anhand von komplexen, biomechanischen Messverfahren”)-Die Football Athletic Conference, die wir gemeinsam im September im Signal Iduna Park veranstalten. In diesem Rahmen sprechen wir über die Themen und Vorträge der Konferenz: Martin Buchheit zum Thema „Individualized Football Player Development through comprehensive screening and testing“ Damian Harper, Human Braking Performance: „Developing the qualities needed to decelerate and brake rapidly“ Sam Wilson, Arsenal FC als Gast im Fireside Chat und Expert Panel Nick Grantham, Newcastle United: „Day to Day adaption on S&C Programming in an dynamic environment like the premier league“ Prof. Dr. Dr. Philipp Zimmer, TU Dortmund: Biomarker and Epigenetik und zu guter letzt Alex und Mathias mit dem Titel „Evidence-Based Knowledge vs Practice-based Evidence“ > Hier findest du weitere Infos zur Konferenz: https://www.eins-a-coaching.at/de/p/Football-Athletic-Conference  -Darüber hinaus geht es um die aktuellen Trends im Athletiktraining in der Praxis als auch in der Wissenschaft  -Wie sich das in den Vorträgen auf der Konferenz widerspiegeln wird  -Sein Blick auf die Branche aktuell: Was sind die vorherrschenden Themen, was sind die Herausforderungen?   -Was die Sportwissenschaft im Profifußball macht und warum der Profi-Fußball die Sportwissenschaft braucht  -Die Herausforderung, neueste wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse in den Trainingsalltag zu überführen: Wie die Übersetzungsleistung stattfindet  -Wo technologisch für sie im Trainerstab die Reise hingeht und was das Zielbild in fünf Jahren ist  Mehr Infos über Mathias' Doktorarbeit findet ihr hier: https://eldorado.tu-dortmund.de/handle/2003/42006  Wenn euch der Podcast gefällt, schaut auch gerne auf unserer Website www.feebeyer.com vorbei.

This episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast sees Rob speaking to Damian Harper, Mark Jamison and Ted Rath. This episode was recorded in the summer of 2021 as a Live roundtable. But it was that good that we had to release it as a podcast.  Anyone who is interested in deceleration will know the name Damian Harper. And its Damian who kicks off this chat with a detailed dive into what the research says about the importance of deceleration. Mark then gives us his thoughts on how we test it based on some of Damian's work. This area is super interesting as its been so under utilised but with advances in technology it can be a relatively simple process. To conclude part 1, Ted gives us his thoughts on what qualities are needed to enhance deceleration ability and the need for developing eccentric strength. Part 2 is all about gym based and on-field based interventions to improve deceleration ability. Ted takes the gym based interventions whereas Damian and Mark attack the on-field interventions. They answer the crucial questions, "how can we coach our athletes into more effective deceleration positions?" If you're interested in learning more about the growing area of deceleration, check out this episode. Main talking points -  What does the research say about the importance of training deceleration? Testing deceleration ability in the field The acceleration-deceleration ability (ADA) test What physical qualities are needed to decelerate effectively on the field/court Developing eccentric strength to improve deceleration ability Gym based interventions to improve deceleration ability On-field interventions to improve technical deceleration ability

The debate about the transfer of change of direction and agility training is a bit like the debate about general and specific training. Specificity is a critical factor, but not all general training is the same. And specific training can also be counterproductive if you don't understand what you're training for. On this weeks GAINcast, Bill Knowles joins us to discuss how he sees the spectrum of agility training and how a purposeful approach can improve performance all along the spectrum. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: https://www.hmmrmedia.com/2022/12/gaincast-episode-257-rethinking-agility-with-bill-knowles/ Further reading The following links were referenced in the podcast or provide some additional reading material on the topic: The GAINcast is sponsored by GAIN. Prior GAIN attendees can renew their membership to get continued access to the GAIN library and this year's talks. If you haven't been to GAIN before, sign up for the GAIN Master Class series for access to 24 in-depth lectures on a variety of athletic development topics. We're also brought to you by HMMR Media. Join HMMR Media to get access to a vast library of online training resources, video, articles, podcasts, and more. You can also learn more about Knowles Athletic on their website, Twitter (@BillKnowles_KA) and on their Instagram (@knowlesathletic). Bill Knowles was a guest on Episode 124, as well as GAINcast 49. You can get a look at him coaching in action in GAIN Video 16: Philadelphia Union Warmup (with Bill Knowles). For more resources on agility and change of direction training, check out our theme overview here. This includes a great article about the importance of sport-specific stimulus in training agility by Warren Young, an interview with Frans Bosch, our agility fundamentals video lesson, and much more. We referenced the research of Damian Harper in regards to deceleration. You can find his articles and more on ResearchGate.

This week on the Pacey Performance Podcast, Rob is speaking to Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Florida Atlantic University (FAU), Joey Guarascio. Joey has previously held positions at Colorado State, and Ole Miss before landing at FAU in 2020. Deceleration testing and training is getting more and more attention both in research and in practice, and rightly so. Joey has recently written about his thoughts on deceleration and its this topic Rob chats with him about in this episode. We kick our discussion on how he integrates some of Damian Harper's deceleration assessments into his larger battery of tests at FAU. Joey emphasises the need for specific deceleration assessment versus thinking that a change of direction test will tell us what we need to know. We then chat about building the qualities needed to improve deceleration ability, firstly in the weightroom and then out on the field. Joey explains how he uses eccentric training at various different levels to build the engine and then the drill he uses on the field to refine technique. If you're looking to include deceleration assessments into your testing battery or want an insight into what exercises translate to improved deceleration ability on the field, give this a listen. Main talking points -  Why deceleration so important How to test deceleration ability The qualities underpinning better deceleration performance On-field strategies to develop a player's deceleration performance Off-field strategies to develop a player's deceleration performance The use of eccentrics Sub-max eccentric exercise prescription Supra-max eccentric prescription How to maximise eccentric training strategies in team environments

Damian Harper featured on episode #359 of the Pacey Performance Podcast. This #bitesize episode takes a great clip from that episode where Damian discusses - Why team sport coaches should test and train deceleration The best deceleration tests to use How to improve deceleration with athletes Check out the full episode with Damian here - https://www.sportsmith.co/listen/deceleration-ability-testing-developing-underpinning-qualities-and-the-braking-strategy-framework/   This episode is supported by Rock Daisy, the only FREE AMS on the market. AMS Lite features reporting capabilities, questionnaires and forms, alerts and communication, data sharing, data visualisation and calendar views.

Damian Harper is our guest on this week's Pacey Performance Podcast, bringing with him a wealth of wide-ranging experience in coaching and strength and conditioning. Damian is currently working in the Institute of Coaching and Performance at UCLAN, supervising students on professional masters and doctorates in elite performance. He's also a member of UCLAN's newly developed football performance hub, developing the human braking research group following his PhD. Prior to his time with UCLAN, Damian lectured in exercise physiology at York St John University, coached at the Bobby Charlton Soccer School, and earned his master's degree while working with sports clubs in his local area. One of which was St. Albans Rugby Club, where he developed the 10/05 repeated jump test. This test, amongst other jump testing options, and deceleration testing and training, is what he discusses today. With a huge depth of academic and first-hand experience of strength and conditioning harking back to his days as a footballer, there are very few individuals better placed to give their insight into S&C. Listen to this week podcast below to learn more about how Damian builds effective deceleration and change of direction, without succumbing to injury. This week's topics: 10/5 repeat jumps and why Damian uses them over other options Why deceleration is so important Why it's important to ‘test the brakes' of an athlete How to find the sweet spot of the acceleration-deceleration ability (ADA) test The tech needed to run the ADA test – and other options available Exercises that can measure an athlete's ability to decelerate effectively How to improve deceleration performance The use of eccentric approaches during training Increasing intensity of decelerations during small-sided games Where to look and who to listen for on the subject of deceleration

In this episode Damian Harper and I discuss some of his PhD looking at ‘Determinants of Proficient Deceleration’. Damian is currently a Senior Lecturer in Exercise Physiology and Performance Conditioning at York St John University.

**Jake Mills** joined **Mick Coyle** for this week's **Mental Health Extra**, looking back on episode 103 of MHM featuring Damian Harper. Jake offered his thoughts on how severe physical trauma can lead to further mental trauma, and how Damian's interview highlighted that. Originally broadcast **February 27th 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@JakeMills1.** Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

After losing an entire leg to cancer as a teenager, **Damian Harper** is currently raising funds to the **Amputation Foundation**, and is planned to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro in October 2019.  In an extended and candid conversation, he opens up about his physical and mental struggles following the amputation, and how his recovery process enabled him to help others undergoing a similar ordeal. Donate to Damian's charity of choice, the Amputation Foundation, at: **bit.ly/Kili1458** See the full video interview on YouTube at: **youtube.com/watch?v=16xU17cYKsQ** Originally broadcast **February 19th 2019.** Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@DPoidMonopod**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

On this week's **Mental Health Monday**, Mick is joined by **Damian Harper**. After losing an entire leg to cancer as a teenager, Damian is currently raising funds to the **Amputation Foundation**, and is planned to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro in October 2019. In an extended and candid conversation, he opens up about his physical and mental struggles following the amputation, and how his recovery process enabled him to help others undergoing a similar ordeal.  Donate to Damian's charity of choice, the Amputation Foundation, at: **bit.ly/Kili1458** See the full video interview on YouTube at: **youtube.com/watch?v=16xU17cYKsQ** Originally broadcast as an extended interview **February 19th 2019**. Broadcast as part of _Mental Health Monday_ **February 25th 2019**.  Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@DPoidMonopod**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.