Tim Parham - Head of Strength and Rehab

[GremioPower]

We've extended our searches from whoever is in the tearoom at Alberton to now include people who's numbers are already in Richo's phone

Progress

 

[Black 18]

I have bolt cutters, will travel

Somebody needs to!

 

[Chewy316]

Extremely well regarded. Wanted to return to Alberton after his Arsenal stint but Port couldn't fit him in their footy department budget given that occurred during 2020 (peak covid).

He has ambitions of running his own high performance department in time.

 

[Willsy10]

I like this, along with coaching the fitness program is where we need to start spending more money.

We need to find a program that allows us to reach September not completely cooked.


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[BrockBlitz]

Not a fan of a physio being in charge of performance.

I hope I'm wrong.

 

[Chrizzt]

Gunston or Leaver?

Gunston. They awarded him best young player, only for Gunston to immediately leave the club so the crows rescinded the award and gave it to someone else

 

[RussellEbertHandball]

Anyone know about him?

News - Physio leaving to Arsenal

Port Adelaide is losing another key member of its fitness program to English Premier League club Arsenal. https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/port-adelaide-physio-tim-parham-to-join-arsenal-in-epl/news-story/829845ca0929dba66d3b2cc681cb395f Well that's shit. Though good luck to him. I guess...

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[Launchpad McQuack]

Maybe this guy remembers where we keep the keys to the gym from when he was last here?

I don't think it's locked, just closed for cleaning from the loads Chadbro and Dixon leave.

 

[Honeyboy Wilson]

I'm very pleased with this.

 

[RossFC]

Announced by Chris Davies in the presser today.

 

[MilieWolf]

Yeah, Tim Parham’s got a pretty solid reputation. He’s been around in high-performance sports and rehab for a while – worked with Arsenal, GWS, and Crows, so he’s seen a range of athletes at different levels.

 

[MilieWolf]

Yeah, Tim Parham’s got a pretty solid reputation. He’s been around in high-performance sports and rehab for a while – worked with Arsenal, GWS, and Crows, so he’s seen a range of athletes at different levels.

I think that having someone like him at a rehab clinic or sports rehab center can bring a lot of experience in strength and recovery, which is usually a good sign they’re focusing on quality programs and proper recovery techniques.

 

[Doctor Feel]

2 posts a week apart and both in the parham thread. Is that you Tim?