by Victorian Institute of Sport | Apr 8, 2021 | All
Written by Dr Frank Pyke (VIS ED 1990 2006) for VIS Pinnacle Newsletter in 2004. Great results for VIS Olympians Victorian Institute of Sport athletes made an outstanding contribution to the medal tally at the Athens Olympic Games in August. Of the 70 VIS...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Apr 8, 2021 | All
One of those experts is lead performance analyst Jamie Bahnisch, who works closely with the Melbourne Vixens as well as the Victorian Institute of Sport hockey programs. For just over five years, Bahnisch has been delivering performance analysis and sports science...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Apr 6, 2021 | All
As we get through another week in isolation, its a great reminder to continue focussing on the Can. It is easy to focus on all the restrictions that have been placed on us and to complain that I cant do anything. However, this all or nothing...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Apr 4, 2021 | All
The Oarsome Foursome showed the world that you can never write off champions at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. Through the highs and lows of Australian rowing, the Oarsome Foursome proved that champions will always find a way to succeed. The Oarsome Foursome...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Apr 2, 2021 | All
It took a sport called Murderball for VIS athlete Shae Graham to overcome one of her biggest fears. Sport was a big part of my identity when I was a kid, says Shae, who remembers the joyful feeling of sprinting in athletics meets on Cathy Freeman Oval in Mackay,...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Mar 31, 2021 | All
Easter means different things to different people. For many its a religious celebration, for some a chance for a bit of down time and for others its an opportunity to spend time with family and friends. Like many other holidays on our calendar, we often...
