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Does imaging involves the same brain circuits as doing?

Is imagining that tennis serve, golf swing, or swim stroke really exercising the same brain circuits as actual practice? To test this...

Should you go to grad school?

I have no idea. But if anything that you read here is a surprise, then neither do you. Whenever the economy is in turmoil, the number...

Is the limit on your performance hard-wired? The twin study on wheels hints at some intriguing hints

For a scientist and coach interested in the nuts and bolts of human performance, the opening stage one of this year’s Tour de France was...

The faculty pressure cooker is poised to self-destruct.

Universities manufacture their own troubles…. Our universities continue to accelerate the pace at which they churn out freshly minted...

The Tour de France is a mind game

The biggest gains in athletic performance are going to come from the brain and behavioral sciences, and here is why. Consider cycling....

Your brain is wired for procrastination....

Procrastination is a consequence of your healthy neurobiology. Understanding that fact just might change your life. Is 2023 the year that...

The one thing that I wish my students would always remember....

If there were just one thing that I wish students in my university courses would remember and carry with them into their lives, it is...

Is your wearable health tracker helping or hindering your readiness to perform?

The proliferation of wearables that provide feedback to users on their levels of recovery and readiness is fascinating to this brain...

The greatest accomplishment of my career was leaving it.

The greatest accomplishment of my 30-year career as an academic scientist? Choosing to leave early. In 1993, I completed my Ph.D. and...