Author: Dan Peterson
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The 10,000 Hour Misunderstanding – Focus on Quality Not Quantity in Practice
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In Search of the Playmaker’s Advantage
This is the first of a three-part book excerpt from The Playmaker’s Advantage, available wherever books are sold. By Daniel Peterson and Leonard Zaichkowsky, Ph.D. How hard could it be? I was an adult, a dad no less, with a reasonable understanding of the game…
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Tracking The Next Generation of World Cup Soccer Players
In June, when the world’s best men’s soccer teams kickoff World Cup 2018, we will be painfully reminded that Team USA will not be among them for the first time in over 30 years. After their shock elimination defeat to Trinidad and Tobago back in…
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Do Girls Deal with More Overuse Injuries Than Boys?
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Can a Blood Test Diagnose a Concussion?
It’s official: Concussions can be tricky to diagnose during a game. There are obvious cases where players show classic symptoms of disorientation, dizziness and loss of memory. But there are also borderline incidents where players respond well to quick examination, even when they’ve suffered serious head injuries….
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The Search for the Vanishing Fat Cells
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For Long-Term Health Benefits, The Tortoise Beats The Hare
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Why You Might Not Want to Text and Treadmill
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Why is Weight Management Harder Today Than it Was 30 Years Ago?
The well-known formula for how to lose weight seems like simple math: calories in minus calories out. Yet anyone who has struggled with weight loss knows that there must be something missing. Despite reducing food intake and picking up the duration and intensity of workouts, it…
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Is There Such a Thing as Too Much Hydration?
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