Danny Milton discusses the learning environment they are trying to create at Cardiff Met RFC (UWIC) through the use of TPE. Read more [...]

This post details some interesting conversations which emerged through social media around the performance analysis internship debate. Read more [...]

Guidelines for contributing your thoughts and ideas around the internship and professional placements discussion which emerged on Twitter. Read more [...]

This blog will be continually updated to include information on new and existing applications/software/technology, along with news on any potential developments. Read more [...]

Adam Cullinane (PA Officer at Cardiff Met Uni) discusses the equipment, software and techniques that are used within the performance analysis department and around the university. Read more [...]

Darrell Cobner shares his discussions with Mark Upton regarding current processes and possible future directions for performance analysis, coaching practice and products to compliment these. Read more [...]

Jason Lear discusses the need for further developing a professional body of Performance Analysis to enable all levels of analysts to learn, develop and share. Read more [...]

Mark Davies provides an Excel file which helps visualise medal success for Olympic host nations since 1984. Read more [...]

In this blog and associated video, Simon Barbour shows how using mac automation software like iKey can speed up your performance analysis workflows. Read more [...]

Filling the post Olympic hole in our lives is hard. Here, Josh Bryan discusses how PA can play it's part in Leaving a Legacy for an Inspired Generation. Read more [...]

Will Oldham describes his experiences with Performance Analysis and his placement with England Women's Lacrosse team. Read more [...]

Darrell Cobner follows on from the Hurdles analysis submitted by Mike Haines. Read more [...]

Jon Moore highlights a recent BBC News post showing some powerful performance analysis processes utilised by our 2012 athletes and their analysts. Read more [...]