Podcast appearances and mentions of nick court

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, Nick Court, Johan Lahti, and Matthew Bourne discuss strategies for reducing hamstring injury risk in elite football players, emphasizing the importance of individualized training, eccentric conditioning, and movement mechanics. Despite advancements, hamstring injuries remain prevalent due to the increasing demands of high-speed running and eccentric contractions in sports. Eccentric training, particularly the Nordic hamstring exercise, has proven effective but remains underutilized due to compliance challenges and limited preseason time. Incorporating exercises like single-leg RDLs, hip extensions, and inertial training can further strengthen hamstrings and reduce injury risk. Proper sprint mechanics and balanced strength between the iliopsoas and hamstrings are critical. Faulty mechanics, such as excessive backward thigh movement, can increase strain on the hamstrings. A multifactorial approach, combining practical assessments, running kinematics, and targeted exercises, is essential for addressing individual risk factors and improving movement efficiency. Injury prevention also requires tailoring rehabilitation to each athlete's needs, using tools like handheld dynamometers and pulley systems to assess hamstring strength and endurance. Movement constraints, joint torque, and muscle-tendon junction adaptations should be considered in rehabilitation plans. Training programs must balance high-speed running exposure, eccentric conditioning, and varied running techniques to enhance stiffness and reduce fatigue-related risks. The podcast concludes that effective hamstring injury prevention relies on individualized strategies, incorporating both scientific evidence and practical tools, to address the unique demands and risks faced by elite athletes. These approaches ensure improved performance and reduced recurrence rates. Main talking points: Integrate eccentric conditioning Tailor injury prevention to individual athlete needs Focus on proper sprint mechanics to reduce strain Strengthen iliopsoas and hamstring balance for stability Use single-leg RDLs and hip extensions for strength Assess running mechanics to identify risk factors Incorporate varied running techniques to enhance movement Monitor high-speed running exposure in training programs Improve stiffness and control during fatigued states Use tools like dynamometers to assess hamstring strength Develop structured rehab plans with clear progression Address movement efficiency and biomechanics in prevention.  

Andy Goram sits down with Nick Court, founder and CEO of The People Experience Hub, to tackle a bold question: "Are we measuring employee engagement all wrong?" As organisations pour time and resources into engagement surveys and scores, Nick challenges the effectiveness of these traditional methods and suggests that we've been missing the mark. Andy and Nick dive deep into the flaws of current engagement measurement practices, exploring why chasing numbers might actually be detracting from what truly drives a thriving workplace. Nick introduces the PX3 model, a revolutionary approach that goes beyond surface-level metrics to uncover the real factors that influence employee experience and retention. ----more---- Key Takeaways Traditional employee engagement metrics are flawed.  It's more nuanced. Effective employee engagement measurement should know, "What makes an employee engaged here." The Px3 Think Feel Do model goes beyond a score and uncovers what needs focus and why Internal benchmarks are far more valuable than external comparisons. ----more---- Key Moments The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:10 - Is chasing employee engagement scores leading us astray? 00:06:11 - What does true employee engagement look like in your organisation? 00:09:07 - The dangers of focusing solely on engagement scores 00:14:04 - Why a singular engagement metric may be misleading 00:17:51 - Rethinking net promoter scores for employee engagement 00:23:14 - Introducing the Px3 model - a new approach to measuring employee experience 00:28:56 - Why outcomes matter more than engagement scores 00:35:18 - Predictive analytics are the future of employee engagement measurement 00:41:24 - The case for internal benchmarks over external comparisons 00:42:53 - How to create a culture where employees thrive ----more---- Join The Conversation Find Andy Goram on LinkedIn here Listen to the Podcast on YouTube here Follow the Podcast on Instagram here Follow the Podcast on Twitter here Follow the Podcast on Facebook here Check out the Bizjuicer website here Get a free consultation with Andy here Check out the Bizjuicer blog here Download the podcast here ----more---- Useful Links Follow Nick Court on LinkedIn here Follow the PxHub on LinkedIn here Find the PxHub website here ----more---- Full Episode Transcript Get the full transcript of the episode here

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, Rob is joined by Alan Murdoch, Jason Avedesian and Nick Court with topic being all about data driven rehab. This conversation takes a closer look at how integrating precise data collection and analysis into rehab processes can significantly improve outcomes for athletes. By focusing on early ACL rehabilitation strategies to combat swelling, infection, and pain, and blending medical insights with performance data, this episode reveals a path to more personalized and effective recovery. Learn about the nuanced steps necessary for transitioning athletes from injury back to peak performance, including the crucial distinctions between returning to running and fully engaging in competitive sports. The episode also highlights the role of technologies such as GPS, isokinetic dynomometry and the ForceFrame, in crafting preventative strategies that not only reduce the risk of future injuries but also contribute to the overall enhancement of athlete performance. This journey through the episode is an exploration of how combining technology, thorough data analysis, and a team-centered approach to rehab can create a more holistic and successful recovery process. It advocates for a balanced blend of science and practical application, aiming to equip athletes with the resilience and strength needed to not just return to their sport, but to excel beyond their previous capabilities. Join us as we delve into this thought-provoking discussion, offering insights and real-world applications for rehab professionals. Main talking point: Data-guided ACL rehab strategies focusing on swelling, infection, and pain prevention. Power variables and isometric testing to tailor rehab stages. Merging medical insights with performance data for comprehensive athlete care. Deciphering the critical phases from running to full sport participation. Harnessing GPS for targeted rehab and injury rate reduction. Debunking ACL rehab myths with real-world data application. Elevating rehab with a focus on eccentric muscular action and capacity improvement. Emphasizing rehab as a collective effort, integrating coaching insights and isometric training. Utilizing force plates, GPS, and innovative tools for progress tracking. The crucial blend of data, the coach's eye, and athlete feedback for success.    

In ROK Talk on Industrial Components Episode 22, Bill and Kate talk with Nick Court about different methods, strategies, and products to help you untangle any mess of wires inside an industrial control panel.

In this episode we talk with Nick Court, CEO of The People Experience Hub. Nick Court has a wealth of experience in the fields of people analytics, reward, HR systems, employee engagement, employee relations, employee experience, and employee benefits. In 2019, they became the CEO of The People Experience Hub, an organization that allows companies to track how their employees feel at each stage of the employee journey. From 2015 to 2019, they were the Founder of Cloud9 People, a multi-award winning professional people services consultancy. From 2017 to 2018, they were a Reward, HR systems and People Analytics Consultant at Travis Perkins plc, a People Analytics Consultant at Kier Group, a Reward and Analytics Consultant at Fuller, Smith & Turner, and an Advisory Board Member at Healthia. From 2016 to 2017, they were a Reward, Culture, Engagement and Analytics Consultant at Domino's Pizza UK & Ireland Ltd, an HR Systems and People Analytics Consultant at wagamama, a Reward and Data Consultant at Dr. Martens plc, and a Global Reward Consultant at Thomas Cook Group plc. We hope you enjoy it.

This week, Phillip and Brittany are talking with Merrisa and Nick Court of Merrisa Caroline Photography. We have been fortunate to have worked with Merrisa on a few weddings, she did our family photos lol and we have second shot for them. This is great long convo, hope you enjoy!! You have to check out their work at https://merrisacarolinephotography.mypixieset.com and her instagram @merrisacarolinephotography and @killingitent and @lastsightma. Dont forget their travel blog at https://youtube.com/c/IJustWanttoTravel or through her Instagram bio. Topics discussed: Origin Story Working As A Team Impacts Of Working And Living Together General Questions Links mentioned in this episode: Take your films to the next level with music from Musicbed. Sign up for a free account to listen to our custom playlist here: http://share.mscbd.fm/wvfbplaylist Get your first month free when you purchase an annual subscription by using my coupon code WVFB at check out Join our private Facebookgroup! https://www.facebook.com/groups/weddingvideographyforbeginners/ Freelance Colorist Master Class Link: https://courses.waqasqazi.com/freelance-colorist/aw6z5 Get a Free Month With Backblaze Cloud Backup! https://secure.backblaze.com/r/00x4zw $30 Off Your First Rental At Borrow Lenses: https://www.talkable.com/x/PCie9s Link to Our Gear: http://bit.ly/36gOwzd Youtube music licensed through MusicBed MB01IXAJVOGIWQO This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Join John, Nick Court and special guest Andrew Chelney of Chel Squared Podcast MP3. For the latest Boston Bruins News.

Psychotherapist Lily who specializes in Intimacy and Leadership joins Nick Court as they tackle the big Fear Based Life questions. 

Join Kelly and Nick Court in this episode of Futureproof as they talk people not employees, experience not engagement and what leaders need to be doing to shape the workforce of the future. One not to be missed. Nick is the Co-Founder and CEO of The People Experience Hub and Founder and CEO of Cloud9 People, he has been working with some of the UK's most well-known brands (Tesco, Domino's Pizza, Thomas Cook, Carlsberg and more) to develop great employee experience for over 25 years: helping companies improve productivity and performance by understanding people and how they experience the world of work. The PxHubTM is a customisable and flexible staff feedback platform which enables you to understand how your employees feel about the world of work from start to finish. Pulse surveys, staff opinion, wellbeing, employer brand, new starter and exit surveys all with real-time analytics and action planning functionality. Find out more about Nick at https://twitter.com/Scruffy_Nick and then https://twitter.com/ThePXHub or http://peopleexperiencehub.com/

Recorded live at the Lyric Hyperion Theatre, Mel talks fears with guests Steve Young, Eliza Rickman, Nick Court, Chris Farah, Daniel Van Kirk, and more but you have to listen to be surprised... Don’t miss an episode! Subscribe @ hyperurl.co/fbl Like what you hear? Check out Emotional Hangs @ hyperurl.co/emohangs Oh! Check out our survey @ smarturl.it/feralsurvey

Fear Based Life LIVE is a live stage show where Mel invites her friends to come by, explore everything dark, and try something on stage they've never done before. Featuring: Nick Court, Florence Hartigan, Andy Haynes, Daniel Van Kirk, Ben Bizuneh and Georgia Hardstark!

Mel finally sits down with her husband, actor and performer Nick Court, to chat about low self-esteem and atheism.

Welcome to the very first Fear Based Life live show filled with tears, smells, open letters, and a crazy moving interview from an audience member. Featuring: Al Jackson, Steve Agee, Navaris Darson, Lindsay Ames, Jen Kirkman and Nick Court