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The BASES Expert Statement on Athletic Recovery Strategies Prof Glyn Howatson FBASES, Dr Jonathan Leeder and Dr Ken Van Someren FBASES ISSN 1754-3452 Issue 48, Summer 2016 The BASES Expert Statement on Athletic Recovery Strategies Prof Glyn Howatson FBASES, Dr Jonathan Leeder and Dr Ken van Someren FBASES ISSN 1754-3452 BASES Conference 2016 · East Midlands Conference Centre · 29-30 November The Sport and Exercise Scientist n Issue 48 n www.basesconference.co.uk Summer 2016 n www.bases.org.uk 1 Delivering Best in Class Products that Perform direct Products that perform World class brands brought to you by HaB Direct HaB International Ltd is ISO9001:2008 accredited Exclusive distributor of innovative, market leading, sports performance, Unrivalled after sales service and support medical and fitness products from around the world. EKF Diagnostics are the market leading point-of-care testing devices. 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TM Harpenden 2 www.habdirect.co.uk +44 (0)The 1926 Sport and 816100 Exercise Scientist n [email protected] Issue 48 n Summer 2016 n www.bases.org.uk Contents On the cover 17 BASES Conference 2016 Regulars Programme and updates 6 The BASES Expert Statement on 4 News and Diary dates Athletic Recovery Strategies 20 Applied Practitioner Award Consolidation of the evidence-base to An Interview with Dr Kevin Currell 5 Letters provide recommendations based on 22 Caveat author: avoid opaque open 14 Reviews literature and applied practice access journals! Book reviews Prof Glyn Howatson FBASES, Dr Jonathan The dangers posed by predatory journals Leeder and Dr Ken van Someren FBASES and advice on how to check whether a 31 Final word Also inside publisher is trustworthy Dr Chris Harwood FBASES Jonathan Manley 8 IKD1D: a novel tool for building a muscle strength profile using 24 The effects of prior post-activation isokinetic dynamometry potentiation on 4 km cycling time “Observations from athletic An forward-looking perspective of trial performance environments suggest an isokinetic dynamometry A study on post-activation potentiation Associate Prof Jos Vanrenterghem, and cycling performance extensive use of recovery Prof Bill Baltzopoulos FBASES and Alan Chorley strategies without a clear need Dr Mark A. Robinson or rationale. When working 26 Is bariatric surgery a serious 10 What is knowledge? solution to the diabesity epidemic? with athletes, it is crucial to An introduction to the branch of A perspective on the role of exercise understand whether insufficient philosophy called epistemology science after surgical weight loss recovery is causing a reduction Dr Andy Kirkland Matthew Haines, Dr Chinnodorai in the capacity to train or Rajeswaran, Mohan Ramasamy and 12 Exercise interventions in children compete. With sufficient time, Debbie Hastings and adolescents, and the in most cases, the body will importance of looking beyond 28 Careers and culture in sport and recover without the need for traditional CVD risk factors the military additional interventions.” A call for researchers to look ‘beyond’ Why reflecting on careers and the traditional CVD risk factors typically cultures matters Prof Glyn Howatson FBASES, reported in the paediatric literature Nicholas Harrison and Prof Andy Smith Dr Jonathan Leeder and Dr Bert Bond, Prof Craig Williams FBASES MBE, FBASES Dr Ken van Someren FBASES, p6 and Dr Alan Barker The Sport and Exercise Scientist Disclaimer The Sport and Exercise Scientist is published quarterly for The statements and opinions contained in the articles are solely the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences. The those of the individual contributors and are not necessarily those of publication is free to BASES members. BASES is a nonprofit BASES. 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