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  1. Hi Everyone

    Just thought I'd drop a very brief message to introduce myself

    I recently joined up with Ric Stern as an associate coach and hope to be helping out anyway I can, mainly on this part of the site, when questions arise. I qualified from Staffordshire University (England) in 2000 with a BSc. (1st class hons) Sport and Exercise Sciences before taking up a post with them in their Sports Science Support department. Since then I've conducted lab tests on athletes from all sports, feeding back the info in a way they can understand it and be able to use it to get better at what they do. I recently started lecturing there too. I'm a member of the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences and hold a Level 3 coaching qualification with the Association of British Cycle Coaches.

    Bye for now

    Andy

  2. Andy, welcome to the forum.

    Look forward to your input.

  3. Welcome aboard.

    As there are many questions in this forums, I'm sure you will surely have the occasions to bring your help.

    Stephane S.

  4. we shall see if you throw your hat in the ring and contradict, or agree with the staus quo.

    Andy/RST said:

    Hi Everyone

    Just thought I'd drop a very brief message to introduce myself

    I recently joined up with Ric Stern as an associate coach and hope to be helping out anyway I can, mainly on this part of the site, when questions arise. I qualified from Staffordshire University (England) in 2000 with a BSc. (1st class hons) Sport and Exercise Sciences before taking up a post with them in their Sports Science Support department. Since then I've conducted lab tests on athletes from all sports, feeding back the info in a way they can understand it and be able to use it to get better at what they do. I recently started lecturing there too. I'm a member of the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences and hold a Level 3 coaching qualification with the Association of British Cycle Coaches.

    Bye for now

    Andy

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