Charlie Osborne on his way to a 7th place finish at his first adult Sport Climbing Nationals. Image courtesy of Jennie Jariel.
Research > Syntheses
In Brief: A synthesis of a topic combines evidence and ideas in order to create a broader understanding of a subject than the individual research could provide alone.
Project Movement Science (MoveSci): Movement Science Frameworks and Practical Application
Periodization of Skill Training (POST) for Movement Specialist Coaches
Using OPTIMAL Theory to Integrate Motivation and Movement
The Adaptive Toolbox for Decision-making – a collaboration with Dr. Patrick Matros
Building Functional Variation using the “Wrong way” approach
Creating a Coaching Communication Loop for Feedback Goals
Exploiting a Perception and Action Framework to Win the Dominion River Rock Competition
Developing Climbing Talent from Youth through Adult
Information for Parents, Coaches, Youth Program Managers, and National Federations
Developing Climber Mobility
Research, Case Studies, and a Framework for Improving Climbing Mobility
Climbing Risk Factors
Risk Factors and Practical Implications for Training