Category Archives: sportEX updates
sportEX has a new Android baby (sportEX news)
Weighing in at eeek, a couple of thousand pounds, we’ve very excited to announce the birth of the sportEX Android app. At the moment you can only access content if you have a subscription with us, you can’t purchase a … Continue reading
sportEX updates (sportEX news)
There are a handful, so I’ll stick them all in one post. 1. HAVING PROBLEMS ON OUR WEBSITE? NOW YOU CAN DO A SCREEN RECORDING AND SHOW US WHAT’S HAPPENING To access this, use the Contact Us button on our … Continue reading
Musings from our latest work experience student!
In the face of much persuasive evidence for the value of work experience, I began to search for a company with which to procure some of my own. Lacking the parameters of relevance that a defined career direction would have imposed on … Continue reading
Coming up in the Jan 2012 issues…get your free sample copy
sportEX medicine contains the following articles: Medial tibial stress syndrome – a case study Medial tibial stress syndrome – rehab advice leaflet for patients Clinical reasoning and it’s role in rehabilitation Muscle injury and rehabilitation – an update on the … Continue reading
sportEX journals and the environment
I know printing isn’t considered the most environmentally-friendly business around which is why we chose our printers, Cambrian Printers Ltd. very carefully. They are arguably one of the most environmentally-conscious printers in the UK if not in Europe. They were … Continue reading
Massive revamp of ePALs (& 50% of this weekend only)
We have just spent the last month completely revamping our ePALs product and it’s looking stunning even if I say so myself! If you want to check it out for yourself, there’s a free version that we’ve nicknamed ePALs Lite, … Continue reading
sportEX health archives now available free
Earlier this year we very sadly had to call time on our physical activity health promotion journal, sportEX health. As many of you know, we struggled to ever cover our costs on the magazine and we kept going believing that … Continue reading