Wendy Glover

@grok @thedudeman217 @Goat18Saban @Bitcoin_Teddy @grok what education and how much do Anesthesiologist Assistants make in Canada

The average total cost for a 2-year Anesthesiologist Assistant master's program in the US ranges from $90,000 to $150,000, varying by school and in-state/out-of-state status. Examples: Indiana University (7 semesters) ~$96k in-state, $120k out-of-state; Emory ~$124k; Kansas City University ~$147k. This includes tuition; add fees/books.

Anyone going to school for anything other than medicine is a fucking idiot. $290k/yr Bachelors plus 2yrs

@Joe_Eisenmann Sportpreneurs plan what they think is best for adolescents? And it’s accepted. Does anyone ask teens what is impt in addition to sport? Rites of passage are you removing for them? Formals? Proms? Assemblies? Ask teachers who specialize in adolescent social & emotional devpt?

Forget IMG .... the new, emerging U.S. sports academy model: private facility ("academy") + online/homeschool Discuss. Thoughts. What have you seen?

Another paper from our work on ID systems in performance sport. Open access so help yourselves. Thanks to Helen and Alan. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

I've spent over a decade coaching elite performers in professional sports, Olympic sports, and elite military units. The truly great ones recognize their mentality as a competitive edge. Here are the 3 mindsets that separate the best from the rest:

@ThePerformanc16 Absolutely not a sport scientist. What I think is that there’s a difference between 1) academics that research/publish as a career 2) academics that do/did research/publish & work within sport 3) people that use their research to better inform their practice within the sport.

@DevelopAthletes your saying your a sport scientist? do you have research I could read? I am always looking to learn.

@ThePerformanc16 Sport scientist…

@DevelopAthletes application of sport science is sport performance. Again, I believe the term Sport Science should be reserved for those doing actual research. Applying principals of research to me is sport performance and not sport science.

@ThePerformanc16 As well as working with & writing programs & curriculum for various Jr leagues, NHL teams, & Agencies. A little niche. Academics I work with are quite supportive that their research is being used to better inform practices as they are not the ones working with athletes & orgs.

@DevelopAthletes sounds interesting but I think we all just need to stop with the sport science in sport. Unless we are in an academic setting and doing research with athletes to be published it's not sport science, but rather sport performance.

Max and Ty are Calder Cup Champions! #ProBroncos

So happy for my son Ty, his teammates, and the whole organization! What a fantastic way to end the season! Winning league Championships is no easy task and it takes way “more” than people realize.

Yay, Ty and team!! What a season!! A fantastic experience to be a part of. Winning League (in this case the AHL) Championships takes much “more” than people realize.

Extremely proud of this team, staff, and entire organization including billets, families, and more. There’s many moving parts to have a championship year. In the 4 years I’ve been with them there’s been a gradual build up to this moment. 👏🏻

The @LondonKnights are #MemorialCup #Champs @OHLHockey @CHLHockey

So happy my son got to play for him. @JeffLoVecchio … maybe you can meet Ty at the alumni golf this year… loved WM’s hockey program 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

The first team to win three straight Wayne Gretzky Trophies.

Super excited to have received an advanced copy of Professor Malina new edition of 'Growth, Maturation, Physical Activity and Sport. Some great new and updated content. Recommended reading for anyone studying or working with young athletes 👏🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

Beyond thrilled for WM.

Or in 🇨🇦 either.

New study on Dutch academies: Career patterns within men’s and women’s soccer talent systems: the typical pathway to the top is atypical tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

@ThePerformanc16 Agreed. Genuine late bloomers… that a lot of factors played into it. Being a late bloomer guarantees planning an atypical path to “maybe” develop to a D1 to pro. A typical goal of many late bloomers in AAA. Not easy to articulate in a short post.

@DevelopAthletes while I think that is awesome that 3 boys from the same team have signed NHL contracts, lets' not start inferring anything from it, It may just have been a great cohort in that age group and nothing more.