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In This Episode, You Will Learn: The utility of Catapult technology within various environments and demographics. Everything you need to know about external player load. Anchors points and heuristics for return to play clearance. The data behind decision making processes during a regular season.   Resources + Links:   Check out Anthony's Masterclass -  The High Performance Hockey Masterclass   Follow Anthony on Instagram | @anthonydonskov Follow Anthony on Twitter | Anthony Donskov, PhD Subscribe to our YouTube Channel | The HPH Podcast with Anthony Donskov   Follow HPH Podcast on Instagram | @hph_podcast Follow HPH Podcast on Twitter | @TheHPH_Podcast   Learn more on our Website | https://www.donskovsc.com/   Check out Anthony's Books Physical Preparations for Ice Hockey: Biological Principles and Practical Solutions The Gain, Go, and Grow Manual: Programming for High Performance Hockey Players   Show Notes: Let's break down all things external load! Today, we're joined by Patrick Love, Adam Douglas, Stephane Gervais, and Kevin Ricks for a roundtable to discuss the use of Catapult technology. Our conversation will dive into the utility Catapult provides for the various environments in which they work. We'll explore how it relates to different demographics, data tracking for key decision making, anchor points for return to play clearance, and even more. As we go, we'll uncover how this technology works and its true significance to team sports around the globe. If you've ever questioned how Catapult technology performs in the realm of hockey, look no further than this episode for your answers. Drop into the roundtable for an insightful look into the technology that drives the high performance sphere to new levels!   Meet the Guests: Patrick Love is an Applied Sports Scientist at Catapult Sports. He currently supports 20 NHL, 16 AHL, and 16 NCAA Ice Hockey teams that use Catapult's wearable technology. Prior to working at Catapult, the Plano, Texas, native was the S&C Coach OKC Barons ('14-'15), Bakersfield Condors ('15-'19), and Assistant S&C Coach with the Edmonton Oilers (‘19-‘21).   Adam Douglas is the Sports Science and Performance Director for the Montreal Canadiens.  Prior to joining the Canadiens, Adam Douglas served as the Manager, Sports Performance for Hockey Canada for over 10 years, working with both the Men's and Women's High Performance Teams.  Alongside his work with Hockey Canada, Douglas also served as an Applied Sport Scientist with the Catapult Sports. He has a PhD from York University where he investigated the applied use of wearable technology in elite female ice hockey.   Stephane Gervais is the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Montreal Canadiens' AHL farm team the Laval Rocket. Originally from Windsor, ON, he played 4 years of Varsity hockey at the University of British Columbia, before embarking on his pro hockey career in Europe, playing 10 professional seasons while simultaneously serving as the Pro/U20 team's S&C coach before retiring from playing in 2017 and moving into that role full time. Later working with the French Ice Hockey Federation as the Strength and Conditioning Coordinator and Team France U20 National team.   Kevin Ricks is an Associate Athletic Trainer at Notre Dame, working with the Irish Hockey team and Men's Tennis team while assisting with football. Ricks also has worked with the Irish men's and women's fencing team, men's and women's track and field, women's swimming and diving, women's soccer and women's rowing teams in his time at Notre Dame. Ricks first came to Notre Dame in 2001. 0:00:00 Join the Catapult roundtable alongside featured guests Patrick Love, Adam Douglas, Stephane Gervais, and Kevin Ricks to learn all things external load! 0:01:30 What does Catapult technology do? 0:03:20 What does the GPS technology measure and what is its significance in team sports? 0:08:05 Player load volume intensity measurements. 0:11:45 What intensity metrics do you track? 0:13:20 What asymmetry profiles do you look at? 0:14:40 What problem were you trying to solve by bringing in the technology? 0:20:25 How does information & decision making drive planning in a regular season? 0:27:55 What was the amount of data for a seven day average? 0:29:40 Train like a high performing athlete with The Gain, Go, and Grow Manual! 0:30:30 How does the American hockey league level differ? 0:34:05 What are the anchor points for return to play metrics? 0:37:20 How does volume, intensity, and asymmetry change during the return to play process? 0:40:35 What are your rules & heuristics for clearing an athlete? 0:42:20 How do you slowly progress player load? 0:48:15 What are the aha moments you had from this technology? 0:50:50 What perspective did Catapult give to coaches and athletes? 0:55:15 What did this data teach you during playoffs? 0:57:35 How can you protect your players? 1:00:05 What do you include in your reports and why? 1:08:20 What technology is coming out next?  

The Vision by Patrick Love in the original key.

The Vision by Patrick Love in the original key.

The Vision by Patrick Love in the original key.

From the boys' choir in the lower school to the men's chorus in the upper school, informal performances at faculty dinners to songs at the annual Maryland Day Gala, singing echoes throughout the whole of The Heights experience. This week, we sit down with Mr. Patrick Love, music teacher at The Heights since 2004, to discuss not only when and where we sing at The Heights but why we love to sing so much. As you'll hear, singing—broadly understood—is at the heart of our school's mission. Cantare amantis est, St. Augustine tells us: singing belongs to the one who loves. And as Arthur Clutton-Brock wrote, “education ought to teach us how to be in love always and what to be in love with.” In educating our boys to become men fully alive, then, we are ultimately helping them to love, to find their voice, and to fall in love with One who sings them into existence. Chapters 3:40 Where does singing happen at The Heights? 4:30 A musical history of The Heights 8:00 Where does singing happen amongst the faculty? 12:27 What motivates us to sing? Why do we sing? 13:45 Only the lover sings 15:30 From The Magician's Nephew 18:40 Singing: the real deal 21:00 Love, education, and singing at the crossroads 22:23 Fr. Luigi Giussani and the CL Songbook 23:30 Singing in the home 25:28 John Senior 29:45 Cal Newport on technology fasts 31:10 On iTunes 32:46 Singing in the homeroom: teaching as singing 39:00 Singing and silence Also on The Forum Leisure and Acedia: R.J. Snell on Contemplative Homes in a Frenetic Age with R.J. Snell Digital Minimalism: Creating a Philosophy of Personal Technology Use with Cal Newport What Is the Difference between Free Time and Leisure? by Joe Bissex Fall Poems We Love to Memorize by Tom Cox Additional Resources Only the Lover Sings: Art and Contemplation by Josef Pieper In Tune with the World: A Theory of Festivity by Josef Pieper The Risk of Education: Discovering Our Ultimate Destiny by Fr. Luigi Giussani The Restoration of Christian Culture by John Senior Education at the Crossroads by Jacques Maritain The Magician's Nephew by C.S. Lewis

Hi guys! On this Freedom Friday we will cover the topic of Hannah's Prayer "GOD'S GOT YOU!" This episode will be a available via blog post and can be found at (jesusgirlent.wordpress.com)Twitter:https://twitter.com/BossLadySR01?s=09. Clubhouse:https://www.clubhouse.com/@jesusgirl1. Instagram Business Page: JESUSgirl_llc. Instagram Personal: BossLadySR81. TIKTOK:BOSSLADYSR Facebook: Shaniqua Robinson. CashApp: $JESUSgirlllc. JESUSgirl Attire Merch: https://jesusgirl-attire.myshopify.com/. My First Official Book: How I Got Over: Volume 1: Before The Call https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09GXD5YNM/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_YRAD7X435GB89Q9RAWVT Melanin Beauty Inc.: www.mymelaninbeautyinc.com. (50% off Sale). "MOMS 'R' US" Clubhouse link: Mondays at 7:00p.m. CST: https://www.clubhouse.com/join/jesusgirlent/Ultimate/xqB4bAOp. . Song(s): Summer Walker-Ciara's Prayer/ Write the vision- Patrick Love and the A L Jinwright Mass Choir/ Donnie Mcclurkin- Didn't You Know/ Ricky Dillard and New G- Amazing --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Do you desire a goal for your life? Ask God for His creative ideas. Music by Patrick Love and Choir. (No rights are owned)Correction: Habakkuk 2:1

River and Terran head over to the Wellness Tree in Spokane WA. They sit down with Dr. Patrick Love and talk about the health benefits of Acai berries and they try out an Acai bowl. You can also try them at Wellness Tree Juice Bar! This episode is brought to you by Fresh Pressed Olive Oil. To try Fresh Pressed Olive Oil, for just $1 a bottle, head over to GetFresh.com! 

Toni was born with many natural gifts and abilities, it seems she is more spiritually sensitive than most normal people. Not into methods, structures, or labels. She says, "I am what I am, given many beautiful gifts that were not taught to me, but only received from The Spirit of God." She had two Near Death Experiences when she was a child. Her natural abilities really started when she was born, but the gifts were enhanced even more after the two near-death experiences. She became very sensitive; Her Intuitive Seer gift, and Intuitive "just knowing" readings, the natural energy Healing gifts doubled too! By channeling the Golden Rainbow Divine Light, these Energies are the direct result of Toni's passage to a beautiful Universe Crystal Portal Vortex and then returning to herself back on Earth.  Patrick Love Motivational Speaker Certified Mind Body Spirit Wellness Practitioner  Trans-Personal Hypnotherapist Certified Life Coach  EFT and other NLP techniques Nutrition and Diet Advisor Reiki Practitioner  De- Possession Therapy Toe Reading Uses the Shofar for Vibrational Healing Sessions Patrick's favorite quote, "If there's a will, there's a way."

This story comes from Patrick Love, who paints pictures and writes. His humor has been published by Praxis Magazine and Sediments Literary-Arts Journal. His website,www.ploveart.com, is in slow development. Tell him how much you like his story here: http://bit.ly/2fiwZAy FunnyInFiveHundred.com promotes original submissions of humorous short stories, all under 500 words. To stay up-to-date, receive the latest humor fiction, writing tips, and more, sign up for our newsletter at FunnyInFiveHundred.com/Subscribe. To submit your own story, head to FunnyInFiveHundred.com/Submit. To support the site, check out our first novel at FunnyInFiveHundred.com/Novel, "Sebastian Needs A Real Job." It’s a funny book about an irate goofball trying to find his first real job. One reviewer called it a "millennial’s reinterpretation of the offbeat comedy 'A Confederacy of Dunces,'” which I think summarizes the intent nicely. It’s only $2.99 on Amazon, and it’s free on Kindle Unlimited. Finally, I’d love your feedback about the podcast. Head to FunnyInFiveHundred.com/POD to take a quick 3-question survey.

We have the pleasure of welcoming back Dr. Patrick Love to the podcast this week! He speaks with Dustin about hiring and recruiting in student affairs; what works, what doesn't, and what we can do to make it work better for everyone.   Many thanks to Patrick for taking time out to return to the show!   Find the full show notes here.

This episode of HeightsCast continues last episode's interview with Jackson Scholars' head, Dr. Matthew Mehan, on the Liberal Arts. We use the term almost daily, but what does it mean? And what does it mean for us? Also, we hear two of Gerard Manley Hopkins' poems, one recited and explained by lower school teacher Mr. Tom Longano, and another sung as an arrangement composed by music teacher Mr. Patrick Love. 

Mr. Tom Steenson speaks to us about living Advent well, and Mr. Patrick Love dives deep into the music department's selections for this year's Christmas Concert. Tune in to learn what parents and educators can do to better live and hear the true spirit of the season!

Episode 105: Dialogue, Critique, and Privilege (Right click and save as to download, or find us on iTunes or Stitcher). For Episode 105, we welcomed three friends of the show in to talk about some difficult topics. We were joined by Dr. Cody Reimer (congrats on the new position!), PhD student Patrick Love (who's been on […]

Episode 93: We've Got Nothing But Time: On Finding Time to Play Games for Fun and Research (“Save As” to download or head over to iTunes to subscribe) The episode where we talk about finding time to play games as gamers, researchers, and parents. We are joined this week by guest and NYMG community member, Patrick Love.

This week's guest is the always insightful Tony Doody! Tony talked with Dustin about his workshop, Unconventional Leadership, that he has presented nationally for the past three years alongside Patrick Love (check out his podcast episode too!). Tony also shares some of the insights that inspired the presentation and where he sees it going in the years to come. Many thanks to Tony for taking time out for the show! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1vxC6yZ

We welcome Patrick Love, Vice President for Student Affairs at New York Institute of Technology, to the podcast this week to talk about strategic planning. Patrick talked to Tom about leadership in general and how we must look to the future to plan what we do rather than solely on the past. There were some great readings recommended which you can find in the show notes. We appreciate Patrick taking time out for us and we know you'll find something great to take action on in this episode! Find the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/1DPHj3X