FIFTIETH EPISODE SPECIAL!!
Antony and I were thrilled to talk to Clare Minahan, PhD Scientist and champion for women in sport.
Clare Minahan is an Associate Professor at Griffith University, Queensland Australia, and has led the Griffith Sports Science group since 2002. Clare’s interests are in the advancement of human performance with a key focus on the determinants of performance in female athletes. She has documented unique responses to exercise in female athletes including muscle damage, thermoregulation and immune function. Clare is a founding member of the Australian Institute of Sport’s Female Performance and Health Initiative.
Some of the topics we cover in this episode include:
If you would like to get in touch with Clare, you can best contact her on twitter @clareMINAHAN or via the Griffin University website c.minahan@griffith.edu.au
017 - Antony Lo and Lindsay Vaughn - Lifting Belts
016 - Grainne Donnelly and Emma Brockwell - Post Partum Return to Running Guidelines
015 - Antony Lo - Lifting Weights and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
014 - Amy Eicher's SIJ Pain Story
013 – What is important to your doctor and trainer? With Dr Amal Hassan and Elizabeth Davies
012 - Molly Galbraith - Feeling fragile, uncomfortable, and lack confidence in your post baby body?
011 - Robin Kerr - Why is there still so much back pain?
010 - Jessica Drummond - Why Do New Mothers Feel So Tired
009 - Grainne Donnelly - Is Diastasis A Disaster?
008 - Ante Natal Exercise - Overview Discussion
007 - A Day For Women By Women - Mish Wright
006 - Coaching Pre and Post Natal Women - Molly Galbraith
005 - Intraabdominal and Intrathoracic Pressure And How It Affects You - Susan Clinton
004 - Thoughts From A Physical Therapist and CrossFit Coach For Female Athletes - Dr April Wheeler
003 - Diastasis - Diane Lee
002 - Diastasis Overview with Antony Lo and Marika Hart
001 - Welcome To The Women's Health Podcast!
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