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Measuring Sport - Faster, Higher or Stronger - But How Do You Know?

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Lecture
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  • Wednesday, 13 December 2006
  • 00:00
  • Duration: 36 mins
  • Publication date: 13 Dec 2006
  • Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, London, United Kingdom
  • Part of event The IET Wheatstone Lecture 2006

About the session

Sports engineering and technology is used in sport to improve performance, either for the casual user or for elite athletes, but how do you know that any technological improvement in sports equipment actually makes a difference? Or is it all hype? This lecture tells you how sport is analysed and measured and how the information is used to make predictions on future performance, using both popular and some of the UK's less recognised sports.

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    Steve Haake

    Sheffield Hallam University, Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences, Professor of Sports Engineering

    Steve Haake is Professor of Sports Engineering Research in the Centre of Sports & Exercise Science at Sheffield Hallam University. He was the founding Chairman of the International Sports Engineering Association, which is the main forum for those carrying out research and development in this field. He was also the founding editor of the journal Sports Engineering and organised both the first and second International Conferences on Sports Engineering in Sheffield in 1996 and 1998, which is now a biannual international series. He acts as a technical consultant for the International Tennis Federation and runs a research team of about a dozen, carrying out sports engineering research for some of the world's best known sports equipment manufacturers.
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