The Sport and Exercise Scientist

Issue 23 Spring 2010 

• Applied Sport Science
• Health and Exercise Update
• Olympic and Paralympic Diaries

Issue 22 December 2009

• 2009 BASES Annual Conference Highlights
• The revised BASES Accreditation and SE schemes explained
• How to imptove the public's health-related behaviours

 Issue 21 September 2009

• Endurance Performance: Three perspectives
• Get your sandshoes on !
• Profiling the elite student athlete 
• Self-love: Understanding the narcissistic sport performer
• Reflections of a novice sport - science lecturer

Issue 20 June 2009

• Highlights from Hull
• Performance enhancement as a bad start and a dead end
• Helping to alleviate the fatigue experienced after breast cancer with exercise
• What being a BASES member means
• A student's perspective
• Final year undergraduates - what next? to MRES or not to MRES?

Issue 19 March 2009

• Research:RAE and Funding Successes
• Paralympic Reports
• Are You Sitting Comfortably? Then I will stand up to begin
• Discussion and Debates
• Red Nose Climb where science meets celebrities

Issue 18 December 2008

• Olympic Reports
• The Student Athlete
• "Comments from Members" Click here for survey

Issue 17 September 2008

• Question and Answer Session
• Comments from members
• Exercise and Multiple Sclerosis
• Views from the Chair

Issue 16 June 2008

• Performance Science & Innovation in Olympic and Paralympic Sport
• Why "Participants" rather than "Subjects"?
• 10-Page Strictly for Students Special
• 2008 BASES Annual Conference

Issue 15 March 2008

• Exercise and Sleep
• Physical Inactivity: A Real Issue in Mental Illness
• America's Cup Yacht Racing
• Conference Updates

Issue 14 December 2007

• Annual Conference Highlights
• BASES High Performance Sport Accreditation: One Year On
• BASES International Travel Grant Winners

Issue 13 September 2007

• Applied Papers from the Annual Conference
• Patients with Chronic Heart Failure
• Strictly for Students
• Handcycling

Issue 12 June 2007

• Strictly for Students
• Prevention of Cardivascular Disease
• Highlights from the BASES Annual Student Conference
• Making the Weight: But How Much Is Lost?

Issue 11 March 2007

• Providing Gold Medal Biomechanical Support at World Swimming Championships
• Opportunities for Sport and Exercise Scientists in Ghana
• Conference Updates
• Qualification and Training Routes to becoming a practising Sport and Exercise Psychologist

Issue 10 Dec 2006

• BASES Workshop Reviews
• Case Studies from Applied Physiology
• Debates from the Annual Conference
• BASES High performance Sport Accreditation Launched

Issue 9 Sept 2006

• Walking Towards Health and Wellbeing
• The Rise of Applied Sport Science Research in Australia
• What's It Like Out There? Making The Terra Incognita More Firma
• Saturday Night with Whyte! Sport and Exercise Science in the Media

Issue 8 June 2006

• Ethics-Ethics-Ethics
• Experiential Learning in Sport
• Annual Conference Programme
• Highlights from the Student Conference

Issue 7 March 2006

• Who is your Client?-The Athlete? The Coach? The Performance Director?
• The Commonwealth Games
• Comrades Ultra-Marathon Heart Study
• BASES Welfare Policy

Issue 6 December 2005

• Inaugural Divisional Chairs Set Out Their Stalls
• Interview with Mary Nevill
• English Cricket: A Phoenix from the Ashes?
• Preparing Students for the Real World

• What makes a good sport and exercise science conference
• Work experience placements
• Sample size in research
• Physical activity and type 2 diabetes

• Choosing Activity: A physical activity action plan
• Community-Based Exercise Programmes
• Research in the Applied Setting
• Motivational Interviewing
• Coaching Interest Group Special

Issue 3 March 2005

• Carbohydrate: Fuelling physical activity
• Using motivational interviewing
• How to make research methods exciting
• Evaluating your practice
• Student special

Issue 2 Dec 2004

• Obesity: A growing problem
• Understanding muscle growth
• Reflective practices
• Dr John Buckley interviewed
• BASES reponses to UK Sport's plans

• UK Sport's vision for sports science
• Present and future BASES Chairs share views
• E-learning in sport and exercise science
• Prof Craig Sharp interviewed
• CMO report