Science for Sport Podcast 172: How To Optimise In-Tournament Recovery For Maximal Performance
In episode 172 Joao Francisco Almeida, Physiotherapish at Al Riyadh FC, joins us.
Specifically Joao will be looking at:
- Importance of in-tournament recovery
- Evidence based advice to optimise recovery
- Case study: How he implemented this at the recent European Games
About Joao:
"Sports physiotherapist and S&C Coach, specialized in rehabilitation, return to play, injury prevention and sports performance. Rehab Coach at Al Riyadh (Saudi Arabia Premier League), CEO of Clube Saúde (Private Practice) at Ginásio Clube Português, and Head Physiotherapist of the Portuguese Gymnastics Federation. Currently in the Medical Team of Olympic Committee of Portugal, and teaching at Escola Superior de Saúde do Alcoitão. Had been working in several areas and sports, in different institutions, like Sporting Clube de Portugal, Clube Futebol Os Belenenses, GIGA e Rugby Clube Técnico.
My strongest interests are in human performance, leadership and strategy, combined with exercise, physiology and movement."
Social Media:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jo%C3%A3o-francisco-almeida/
Twitter: @jfranciscoalmei
Instagram: @jfranciscoalmeida
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