Tag Archives: MSc Applied Sport Science

MSc in Applied Sport Science

Posted on May 25, 2010 by Mark Reeves

I recently recieved the news that I have passed my MSc in Applied Sports Sciences. With so many coaches out there, what does this mean for any clients that I work with? Well, during my masters I studied Sport Psychology, … Continue reading →

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School Work

Posted on January 29, 2009 by Mark Reeves

View from my Campus Despite being a little old for little school, I am a rather ageing student at that big school most people call university. To say that I came here by mistake is a little of an understatement, … Continue reading →

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Anti-Doping article

Posted on January 20, 2009 by Mark Reeves

I have just written an overview of doping issues in light of recent activity in Ireland, including a historical perspective, and overview of what’s legal and banned, as well as a few relevant links over on my life in the … Continue reading →

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