THE AISTS SPORT MEDICINE PODCASTS RETURN FOR 2018
Sport medicine is one integral scientific disciplines of the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies programme and is led by Dr Boris Gojanovic. It brings participants up to speed with the current challenges in maintaining a healthy and performing human athletic body.
As part of the module within the medicine discipline, students work together in small groups to prepare a short presentation around a particular case study, summarising relevant medical information. Their task is to present this as an informative podcast at the end of the module. Each month we publish the top student presentations to help you stay informed and upon date issues within the sport medicine world. The AISTS Sport Medicine podcast series was created by the AISTS Head of Sport Medicine, Dr Boris Gojanovic (@DrSportSante) and are entirely scripted, recorded and produced by participants of the AISTS MAS in Sport Administration programme.
This year’s first AISTS Sport Medicine Podcast looks at the topic of “Can new technologies in MotoGP prevent riders from clavicle injuries” presented by Valentina Poggi and Tim Cetinich, class of 2017. Did you know that the maximum speed of a MotoGP motorbike is 361 km/h, 100 km/h more than the speed of an aeroplane that is taking-off. On average there are over 100 accidents a season with nearly every single rider injuring their clavicle to one extent or another, making it one of the most common injuries. Valentina and Tim present the facts and most recent findings for this common injury and look at how technology can help to decrease the incidence of it. Find out more here.
To learn more about the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology, visit www.aists.org/MASinSportAdministration
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