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Mpc Page Bases Magazine The BASES Expert Statement on Issue 63, Spring 2020 the Use of Music for Movement among People with Parkinson’s Prof Costas I. Karageorghis FBASES, Dr Dawn Rose, Dr Lucy E. Annett, Dr Judith Bek, Dr Lindsay Bottoms, Dr Peter J. Lovatt, Dr Ellen Poliakoff, Dr Benjamin G. Schultz, Dr Caroline P. Whyatt, Dr William R. Young and Prof Yvonne N. Delevoye-Turrell ISSN 1754-3452 Photography by Tove Larsen BASES Student Conference 2020 Solent University, Southampton • Wednesday 15 - Thursday 16 April 2020 www.bases.org.uk Solutions for gait analysis and force/pressure measurement direct Products that perform High precision 3D force NEW measurement treadmill The new h/p/cosmos 3D gaitway treadmill measures ground reaction forces and torques in three directions and comes in three different deck sizes: 150/50cm, 170/65cm and 190/65cm, each optimised for a range of speeds. 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Retrofit zebris pressure distribution platforms into your existing h/p/cosmos treadmill HaB International Ltd is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 accredited Unrivalled after sales service and support www.habdirect.co.uk +44 (0) 1926 816100 [email protected] Contents Regulars On the cover 4 News 6 The BASES Expert Statement on 15 BASES Conference 2020 the Use of Music for Movement abstract guidelines 5 Diary dates and letters among People with Parkinson’s Produced on behalf of the British 18 Should endurance runners reduce 10 Reviews Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences their ground contact time and Book and podcast reviews by Prof Costas I. Karageorghis FBASES, stiffen their legs to minimise Dr Dawn Rose, Dr Lucy E. Annett, metabolic cost? 12 Saxton surmises Dr Judith Bek, Dr Lindsay Bottoms, A BASES Early Career Grant project Exer-size with PACE provokes Dr Peter J. Lovatt, Dr Ellen Poliakoff, Drs Izzy Moore and Kelly Ashford controversy Dr Benjamin G. Schultz, Prof John Saxton FBASES Dr Caroline P. Whyatt, Dr William R. Young 22 Future directions in processing and Prof Yvonne N. Delevoye-Turrell kinematic data during live events 20 Real world Recent advancements in the field Land's End to John o' Groats Cycle Also inside Drs Neil Cronin and Athanassios Bissas Challenge: An overview of the support provided and a qualitative 8 The BASES Sport and Exercise 24 The physiology of the sub 2-hour appraisal of its impact Psychology Accreditation Route marathon "no one is limited" Gavin Thomas, Dr Matthew Cook, Dr (SEPAR) Eliud Kipchoge’s 26.2 miles in 1:59:40 Ben Duncan, Joe Bevins and The launch of SEPAR Richard Taylor Dr Mark Corbett Profs Richard Thelwell FBASES and Zoe Knowles FBASES 26 Intermittent fasting - the other side 30 Long Story Short with of the story Dr Robert McCunn 11 Interview with the new BASES The pros and downsides How to work with a coach who Executive Director Ian Craig doesn’t want to engage? Ian Wilson Dr Robert McCunn 28 Exercise-based prehabilitation 13 Emergence of sport psychology workforce development for people 31 Final word within eSports living with cancer Dr Ailsa Niven FBASES Comments on eSports regarding The role of sport and exercise scientists sport psychology Dr Andrew Scott, Prof Anna Campbell and Drs Claire Rossato and Nataniel Boiangin Prof Sandy Jack 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 those the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences. The of the individual contributors and are not necessarily those of BASES. publication is free to BASES members. BASES is a nonprofit The appearance of advertisements in the publication is not a warranty, professional membership organisation “promoting excellence endorsement or approval of products or services. 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