Podcast appearances and mentions of lorena martin

In this episode of Pro Mindset ® Podcast, host Craig Doman sits down with Dr. Lorena Martin, a professor and sports analytics consultant, to discuss the evolving role of data in athlete performance. They explore key performance indicators for quarterbacks, how analytics can predict injuries, and why context is essential in data interpretation. Beyond numbers, they dive into the psychological aspects of sports, including emotional regulation, decision-making under pressure, and mental resilience.Episode Takeaways:● Sleep quality directly affects performance and reaction time.● Simplicity in training or learning can lead to better performance outcomes.● Building consensus is crucial for implementing changes in team environments.Lorena also sheds light on common blind spots in NFL performance management, the challenges of adapting training for aging athletes, and the importance of balancing advanced analytics with traditional coaching methods. She shares her journey from former elite tennis player to a leader in sports analytics, highlighting key lessons in perseverance, collaboration, and innovation. This episode offers valuable insights for athletes, coaches, and sports professionals looking to optimize performance both physically and mentally.#ProMindset #Podcast #Mindset #SportsPerformance #Analytics #KeyPerformanceIndicators #Pressure #EmotionalRegulation #InjuryPrediction #Recovery #LorenaMartin #AthletePsychology #NFL #TrainingCamp #AthletePerformance #SportsAnalytics #InjuryPrevention #Coaching #AthletePsychology #TrainingIntensity #AgingAthletes #SportsScience #CraigDomann #LorenaMartin

Conocemos cómo Lezama, la cantera del Athletic de Bilbao, ha integrado la tecnología para mejorar el rendimiento deportivo de sus jugadores y jugadoras. Su director Sergio Navarro nos desgrana qué tipos de datos se recogen y cómo se procesan. ¿Hasta qué punto puede incidir la tecnología en los entrenamientos y competiciones deportivas? Charlamos sobre ello y sobre su aplicación en el fichaje de jugadores con el director de innovación de deportes del Instituto de Biomecánica de Valencia, Juan Carlos González y la experta en analítica deportiva y ex directora de análisis de rendimiento deportivo de Los Angeles Lakers, Lorena Martin. Además, conocemos qué es WIMU, uno de los dispositivos portátiles líder en la monitorización deportiva, con Isabel Pérez, fundadora RealTrack System, la empresa que lo creó y que fue adquirida por la multinacional Hudl. Suscríbete a nuestro newsletter y podrás escuchar los nuevos episodios en primicia y conocer contenido extra relacionado

This episode contains discussions of topics such as sexual assault, domestic abuse, and violence. In this episode we take a look at the redemption narrative. Jake and Patrick analyze why we as a sports-viewing public love a comeback, but that it’s currently being applied to athletes who are genuinely terrible people as a means to allow them to somehow redeem themselves for their awful past. We also provide an update to the Dr. Lorena Martin and the investigation surrounding her and the Mariners that recently came to a close.

After a long hiatus, we back baby! John is busy with other things this week so Kate is joined by staff writer Matthew Roberson to go over all the news...and boy, is there a lot of news. 0 - 13:00: After wasting as much time as possible talking about gyms, Kate and Matthew dive right into the major news of the Mariners’ off-season: Dr. Lorena Martin’s accusations of racism and sexism against the Mariners. Kate explores her feelings of betrayal and sadness regarding the situation, Matthew points out that no one will come out of this situation looking good, and both come down firmly on the side that the proper amount of racism to be in order to keep one’s job is “none.” 13:00 - 20:00: New stadium naming rights for the pending T-Mobile Park. Matthew pre-emptively cancels all “bad Servais” jokes and offers to workshop new ones, and converts Kate to accepting an all-magenta park might not be so bad. 20:00 - 44:00: Trades-a-palooza. Kate examines the wisdom of trading one of the best defensive catchers in baseball for...not a catcher, and Matthew runs down the available free agent catchers, and discusses the weird roommate situation the Mariners seem to have with the Rays. Moving to the Paxton trade, Matthew bemoans Justus Sheffield as the first Mariner who will be younger than him, while appreciating the proprietary #AssFat hashtag. 44:00 - 1:00: Trade rumors time! Kate and Matthew rebrand the Mariners’ “fire sale” as a “smoke sale” or a “heat-induced bazaar” and spend some time roasting the Mets trade scenario that’s been making the rounds on Twitter. Kate talks about a possible landing spot for Canó, and Matthew brings up some of the Cardinals trade rumors. 1:00 - end: Questions!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mariners have had an eventful two weeks. They traded Mike Zunino to the Rays, were accused of racist behavior by recently fired high performance director Lorena Martin and then traded James Paxton to the Yankees. Times beat writer Ryan Divish and columnist Larry Stone breakdown all that's happened.

On our second episode of All Sports Are Bad we react to the deeply disturbing news regarding the Mariners and Dr. Lorena Martin, diving further into baseball's problematic culture and its fans who aggressively support said problematic culture. On a lighter note, we also talk about the NBA! Specifically the Nuggets and Bucks!

Dr. Lorena Martin's accounts of sexism and racism inside the Seattle Mariners front office (2:03), some early offseason trades (14:11), Rookie of the Year (29:22), and Joe Mauer sailing off into the sunset (46:22). Hosts: Michael Baumann, Ben Lindbergh, Zach Kram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Lorena Martin’s accounts of sexism and racism inside the Seattle Mariners front office (2:03), some early offseason trades (14:11), Rookie of the Year (29:22), and Joe Mauer sailing off into the sunset (46:22). Hosts: Michael Baumann, Ben Lindbergh, Zach Kram

On the fourth hour of the Chuck and Buck show, The guys continue to talk all about the Lorena Martin story regarding the Mariners and give honest thoughts on the situation.

On the first hour of the Chuck and Buck show, The guys talk all about the big story regarding the Mariners and the firing on Lorena Martin.

Times beat writer Ryan Divish compiled the audio from the interviews at the Mariners annual pre-spring luncheon at Safeco Field. General manager Jerry Dipoto, manager Scott Servais, director of player development Andy McKay, director of high performance Lorena Martin and new Mariners Dee Gordon and Ryon Healy are featured.