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The Performance Health Podcast episode discusses testing hardware and software with co-host Sean Hayes. They emphasize the importance of using specific hardware in testing and how it affects profiling athletes. They also highlight the need to provide clear information to coaches and athletes. The episode covers various topics including research, learning experiences, and recommended resources. Access to the full video and transcripts is available for members on the PH curriculum website. What is good, everybody? My name is Tim Caron, and this is the Performance Health Podcast. Today, we're going to be talking about testing hardware and software with our co-host, Sean Hayes. Sean had brought a lot of really interesting notes on the practical way to think about using certain hardware within your testing and how that should shape and form your overall profiling of your athletes, as well as how to give the best information to the people making decisions and the people that need to understand why those decisions are being made, i.e. your coaches and athletes. This is a really deep episode, and we went to a lot of areas from research, certain books, a lot of different talking points from practical learning experiences. This is going to be a good one. I hope you guys really enjoy this. If you guys aren't a member, you can get access to all of these web shows at an earlier rate than people listening to just the podcast, as well as you can see the entire video, minus all of the other introductory, transitional stuff. And you can get access to the transcripts, which I think a lot of the notes. So I'll dial in a specific research article when Sean brings up certain points. And then we have all those suggested resources and material through the curriculum and other books to dive into after you're done with the web show, all by being a member at the PH curriculum at phpodcast.com. So I highly suggest you become a member ASAP. So stop, pause, go sign up for a membership, get access to all this great information and content on phpodcast.com. Thanks guys, let's get into it.
