ROUNDTABLE WEBINAR EVENTS

The Collaborate Sports Interactive Webinars focuses on real-world learning, immersive discussion and collaboration.

Speakers will utilise the session to provide thought-provoking discussion and reflection as opposed to a lecture-style webinar. So, take a look at the sessions below and sign up to join us as part of your own personal development!

Topic: The Coaching Lab In Your Pocket

Collaborator: Sean McVeigh, Head of Operations at KinetikIQ and Performance Pathway Lead at Donegal GAA Hurling Academy.

When: 29th September 730pm BST / 230pm EST

Seán McVeigh has spent his career at the intersection of elite sport, performance technology and people. He currently leads operations at KinetikIQ and heads the Performance Pathway at Donegal GAA Hurling Academy.

As a county hurler for twenty years, he understands what high-performance culture feels like from the inside. His Master’s in High Performance Sport gave him a framework for understanding the science and systems behind it. Working in sports technology and collaborating with organisations across MLB, EPL, NFL and MLS has given him a deep understanding of how technology like motion capture is implemented in elite performance environments, and what it takes to make it stick across departments.

Seán is passionate about how performance organisations bridge the gap between the weight room and the medical room, how information flows, how departments communicate, and how the right structure unlocks the full value of the tools a team invests in. That's where he helps organisations and practitioners use KinetiIQ technology to streamline these processes and make effective performance decisions based on captured insights.

By showcasing the technology within KinetiIQ, Sean will help you to:

Understand what mobile motion capture is and where it fits — what markerless technology can and can't do, and how it bridges the rehab room and the training space.
See it applied through real case studies, not a product demo — from pre-injury screening, through rehab, to return-to-performance decision-making.
Learn how early screening data could help flag risk before it becomes an injury, using a real practitioner case study.
Understand how to track meaningful markers through a rehab pathway — range of motion, jump testing, and reactive strength — to guide progression and return-to-play calls.
Consider how technology can sharpen your coaching eye - linking cueing to movement outcomes

Be sure to join us for another open and exploratory discussion!

Check out the KinetikIQ website HERE to see the technology we will share within the session.

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Topic: Performance Planning for a Lacrosse World Cup

Collaborator: Josh Wall, Head of Strength & Conditioning - England Women's Lacrosse

When: 25th November - 730pm BST / 230pm EST

Josh Wall is Director of Performance and Athletic Wellbeing at Wycombe Abbey, where he leads the Performance Athlete Programme and integrates athletic development into the wider PE curriculum. He has spent 12 years in youth athletic development and 11 years in international lacrosse across Wales Men's, Italy Women's, and England Women's, including two European Championships and three World Championships.

In this interactive session, Josh will take us inside England's preparation for the Women's Lacrosse World Championships in Tokyo in July 2026, a tournament that brought plenty of challenges. Using the World Cup as a real-world case study, he'll walk through his thinking on how the team prepared, where the plan met reality, and how they adapted. It's a discussion, not a lecture, so bring your own questions and experiences.

By the end of the session, we will have explored:

Building a needs analysis that fits the context of the performance problem: We will compare the demands of the sport with the demands of a tournament, and understand how this can shift your physical priorities.
Heat preparation approaches: Hearing how Josh took on this challenge in a part-time, non-professional environment to best prepare players.
Overcoming travel fatigue and jet lag: Josh will share how he tackled getting a squad ready for long-haul travel and time-zone change before they arrived for competition.
Adaptability in the moment - can you prepare? Josh will draw on some unexpected challenges to discuss with those in attendance!

This one is all about performance planning in the real world - not much of what we discuss will feature in the textbooks! So join us to develop your performance problem-solving skills!