Run Like You Stole Something The Science Behind the Score Line

1 Sensory skill in sport: There s more to it than meets the eye 2 Mind over matter: Inside the head of an athlete 3 Nature vs nurture: Are athletes born or made? 4 On the edge: Sports in extreme environments 5 It s a dangerous game: Injuries in sport 6 Don t believe all you hear: Myths and controversies in sport

Damian Farrow (Author) : These lads have really impressive day jobs and more letters after their names than you can poke a stick at. Damian is the Skills Acquisition Specialist at the Australian Institute of Sport. He has a Ph.D from UQ and an MA (Science) from DU. Justin is the Exercise Physiologist at the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne. His MA (Science) is from QU in Canada, and his Ph.D will be from VUT. They have a weekly column in Saturday's Age, and the real stuff happens every Saturday on 3RRR-FM at 10 a.m. where their sports science show, Run Like You Stole Something, has a cult following. Justin Kemp (Author) :

1 Sensory skill in sport: There s more to it than meets the eye 2 Mind over matter: Inside the head of an athlete 3 Nature vs nurture: Are athletes born or made?4 On the edge: Sports in extreme environments5 It s a dangerous game: Injuries in sport6 Don t believe all you hear: Myths and controversies in sport