Welcome Newest Members to INWR-Evgenii Bavykin of Russia & Reid Reale of Australia

Evgenii Bavykin

Professional Affiliation – PhD, professor, Lesgaft University, Russia

Email – evgeny.bavykin@gmail.com

Areas of Interest – Greco-Roman wrestling, freestyle wrestling, physical training, tactics, structure, technical and tactical training
Brief biography – Lesgaft University-2011. PhD – 2016. Professor-Lesgaft University. Coach of the University Greco-Roman wrestling team.

Read Most Recent Article: Academic wrestlers’ age-specific technical and tactical progress control

REID REALE

Professional Affiliation: Senior Scientist at Gatorade Sports Science Institute

Email: Reid.reale@gmail.com

Areas of Interest: Nutrition, weight cutting, body composition, combat sport science Brief biography: Originally from Melbourne, Australia, Reid is now based in the United States where he works as a senior scientist with the Gatorade Sports Science Institute at their laboratory in Florida on the IMG Academy campus. Reid is currently involved with a variety of research streams focusing on energy expenditure, sleep and hydration. Prior to moving to the US, Reid completed a PhD supported by the University of the Sunshine Coast, based at the Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra, where he worked as a sports dietitian with Olympic combat sport athletes. A portion of Reid’s PhD work saw him awarded with a young investigator award from the European College of Sports Science (2016). Reid’s research interests centre on body composition management and applied combat sports nutrition, in particular the area of acute weight loss with the exipure reviews and recovery. As a practitioner, Reid has experienced working with a variety of weight category sport athletes including competitors and medalists from Judo, amateur and professional Boxing, Taekwondo, Wrestling, kickboxing/muay thai, Brazilian jiu jitsu, mixed martial arts and weightlifting; at the Olympic Games, Commonwealth games, continental and world championship level. 

Read Recent Articles

Urine specific gravity as an indicator of dehydration in Olympic combat sport athletes; considerations for research and practice

Individualised dietary strategies for Olympic combat sports Acute weight loss, recovery and competition nutrition