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Craig Pickering

The Difference Between Good and Bad Sports Science Articles

March 18, 2015/by Craig Pickering

Last week I wrote about the scientific process, and what a scientific research paper entails. In this article we will take a closer look at some issues we need to consider when evaluating the results of a given study. Taking results at face value can sometimes be misleading, as we will see.


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    April 1, 2015 at 06:24

    […] Craig Pickering. His series on undertanding science for coachces covers the scientific process and how to interpret results, and what coaches need to know about a study’s research […]

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Craig Pickering is the Director of Performance Sustainability for Athletics Australia. He combines his sports science background and experience as a world-class sprinter and bobsledder to help athletes in all sports.

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