Today is the eighth rebroadcast from the 2015 Huffines Discussion.   Up today in our series is Dr. Claude Bouchard, from the Pennington Biomedical Research Center.  Dr. Bouchard’s talk is called "Less Sitting or More Exercise or More Fitness" and discusses discusses the various benefits and drawbacks of approaching health in different ways.

Today is the ninth rebroadcast from the 2014 Huffines Discussion.   Up today in our series is Dr. John Chong, Medical Director of the Musicians' Clinics of Canada. Dr. Chong's talk is called "Tuning the Mind and Body of the Musician for Optimal health and Performance" and covers new technologies for monitoring musicians' bodies to help optimize movement and performances.

Today's talk is the eighth talk from the 2014 Huffines Discussion held Nov. 21, 2014.  Up today in our series is Dr. JP Bramhall, Director of Sports Medicine and Team Physician for Texas A&M Athletics. Dr. Bramhall's talk is called "Biologics in Orthopedics" and covers new technologies for sports medicine rehab, including platelet rich therapies.  Click here for Dr. Bramhall's bio.

Today's talk is the fifth talk from the 2014 Huffines Discussion held Nov. 21, 2014. This talk is by Mr. Randy Dick from Health and Safety Sports Consultants in Indianapolis, IN.  Mr. Dick's talk is "Athletes and the Arts: Get in Tune".

The Huffines Discussion is where great speakers and leaders in Sports Medicine talk about the future in a manner understandable to all. Today's talk is the third talk from the 2014 Huffines Discussion held Nov. 21, 2014. This talk is by Dr. Ann McKee Professor of Neurology and Pathology and Director of Neuropathology Care at Boston University, whose talk is titled "Sports and Military TBI: Pathways to Neurogeneration".

The Huffines Discussion is where great speakers and leaders in Sports Medicine talk about the future in a manner understandable to all. Today's talk is from Hall of Fame Coach Mark Johnson, whose talk is titled "Athletics as the Front Porch of the University: Why Athletics is Important to a University's Mission".

The Huffines Discussion is where great speakers and leaders in Sports Medicine talk about the future in a manner understandable to all. Today's talk is from Dr. Jon Wertheim, Senior Writer for Sports Illustrated, who talks about "Omission Bias in Professional Sport Officiating: Do Referees Really Swallow the Whistle At the End of the Game?".  Click here for Dr. Wertheim's bio.

The Huffines Discussion where great speakers and leaders in Sports Medicine talk about the future in a manner understandable to all. Today's talk is from Dr. Molly Bray, University of Alabama Birmingham, who talks about "Energy Balance: Timing is Everything".

President Loftin introduces the inaugural Huffines Discussion in 2011.  Check out the talks from the 2011 Huffines Discussion at HuffinesInstitute.org.  The Huffines Discussion is where leaders in sports medicine and human performance have the opportunity, in 15 minute talks, to describe the most recent and cutting-edge developments in sports medicine.