Episode 180: In this episode of our Sports Science Insights Podcast, powered by Inform Performance, host Steve Barrett speaks to Aman Singh Shergill, Head of Innovation and Performance Scientist for a Premier League & Champions League club. With a background in both applied and academic sport science, Aman is also completing his PhD at the University of Chester, making him a leading expert in technology-driven performance solutions.

Topics Discussed:

Aman’s journey into sport science and innovation
The evolution of sport science and its impact on elite performance
The role of technology in modern sport science practice
Are we using too much technology? – Finding the right balance
The 4 Pillars of implementation for effective tech use in sport
The future of technology in sports – Where are we headed?

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Where you can find Aman:

•⁠ LinkedIn

•⁠ ResearchGate

•⁠ X

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Sports Science Insights: Aman Singh Shergill - Tech in Sport: The What, Why and How to Select What's Appropriate

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Sports Science Insights: Aman Singh Shergill - Tech in Sport: The What, Why and How to Select What's Appropriate