Indian Coach Programme The GSK HPL is collaborating with Indian sports academies and schools to support adolescent health and performance by providing the latest science, research and education across a broad range of health and performance areas.
Coach Fact Sheet: Understanding Movement Part 1 The human movement system comprises the anatomic structures and physiologic functions that interact to move the body or its component parts (5). Movement involves the co-ordination of muscles, joints, connective tissues and bones, otherwise known as the musculoskeletal system. Posted 27/05/2016 Adolescents, the brain and decision making Many of tomorrow’s stars are adolescents in training today. Adolescence begins with puberty – easy enough to identify - and continues until a person is a fully functioning adult in society (Spear, 2010). Posted 26/05/2016 Carbohydrate gel ingestion significantly improves the intermittent endurance capacity By Tessa Morris, Senior Scientist, GSK HPL Posted 25/02/2016 Nutritional considerations for the female adolescent athlete Nutrition plays a vital role to support general health and sports performance in the adolescent athlete. Posted 04/01/2016 The effects of dehydration and inadequate carbohydrate intake on cognitive performance in high intensity, intermittent sports The human brain is the body’s most complex organ, which controls and coordinates each and every aspect of the human body and behaviour. Posted 04/01/2016 Coach fact sheet: Eating for good health - the 7 basic principles Coaches should be aware of the 7 basic principles to help support athletes in consuming a healthy diet and implementing a positive approach to healthy eating. Posted 04/01/2016 Coach fact sheet: Understanding the brain and cognitive function “Cognitive function” is a term used to describe a variety of brain-related functions and processes that allow an individual to interact with their environment, process stimuli and generate the appropriate response. Posted 04/01/2016