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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2024 · 57 MIN

Enhance athlete performance profiling through MRI with Bryan Heiderscheit, Fearghal Kerin & Emidio Pacecca

from Pacey Performance Podcast · host Robert Pacey

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, Rob is speaking to Bryan Heiderscheit, Fearghal Kerin and Emidio Pacecca. The topic of this conversation is all around MRI and its use in athlete performance profiling. MRI scans are usually thought of an expensive tool that is used when an athlete gets injured. But in this episode we break down those barriers and disciver how they can be used, through technology like Springbok Analytics, in other ways to improve performance and mitigate injury risk with healthy athletes. First we discuss MRI and what it actually is. Bryan gives us some great examples of where it can be used and why. Fearghal and Emidio then give us some amazing insights from the world of elite sport on how MRI scans are actually being used. But most importantly, they give us the real key information which is what we do with the information once we have it. If you're trying to reduce injury risk and optimise performance, check out this episode.

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