Mr. David Dixon

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  David Dixon
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  Biography of David Dixon
  
  David entered into the area of Sport and Exercise Psychology from an football and exercise background. Prior to this David's' career he followed two paths; several years were spent working in the fitness industry as a personal trainer where he held Advanced Instructor (Level 3) status with the Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs).
  
  David also managed a clinical exercise programme where is oversaw the running and development of exercise programmes for those suffering from cardiovascular, pulmonary or metabolic conditions. David has also spent many years working in Football especially in an officiating capacity.
  
  David has found this process invaluable and feels it has given him an advantage over many other sport psychologists in this field as it provides him with a depth of understanding for using a variety of techniques across a broad range of disciplines to help people achieve a higher level of performance.
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  David is undergoing supervised experience as a Sport and Exercise scientist (psychology - scientific support) with the British Association of Sport & Exercise Sciences (BASES).
  
  Sport Psychology Experience:
  
  David has worked in a variety of sports, across a range of sporting levels. He specialises in the field of sport teams and sport professionals. James has worked in Football with referees up to semi professional levels, Club Cricket, International and Club Korfball, International Masters Athletics and regional athletics. David also regularly works with referees at all level as a multi discipline sport scientist at all level to both improve performance and quality of life.
  
  David is a part time Lecturer in Sport & Exercise Science at the University of East London. David lectures on a variety of subjects across Sport and Exercise Science programme including Psychology, Fitness Assessment, Research Methods and Exercise for those with Chronic Health Condition.
  
  David currently works in football, training and developing referees from grassroots right up to semi professional levels. David is accredited by the games governing body to instruct, and assess on their behalf.
  
  David has previously worked on committees of both the BASES and the Football Association where he took an active role in developing sports and exercise science as a discipline
  
  Personal: David has been a qualified referee for 27 years and currently referees and assesses on the FA National Futsal League. When David is not engaged in Football, he enjoys playing golf.

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  David Dixondavid@peakfitnessgroup.co.uk
  
  David has a BSc (Hons) in Sport and Exercise Science and is currently continuing his academic studies at University of Chichester where he is studying an MSc.He is also undergoing training as a Sport and Exercise Psychologist through Human Performance Consulting and the BASES Supervised Experience Programme.His clients have included British National and International Korfball Teams, Soccer referees and using Motivational Techniques in Exercise settings.
  
  David is a Clinical Exercise Specialist and is currently manager of an Exercise Referral Scheme.This allows him to use his qualifications in BACR Phase IV Cardiac Rehab, GP Referral and Chronic Low Back Pain.He has worked with people with the following chronic conditions: - Obesity, Hypertension, Osteoporosis, Arthritis, Asthma and Back Pain.David also works with people in the following high risk categories Cardiac Rehabilitation and Pulmonary Rehabilitation for COPD sufferers.
  
  David is also a keen golfer and is a qualified CHEK Golf Biomechanist and has worked in the past with the Football Association and Referee Association as a Referee Fitness Trainer and has written fitness articles for their national magazines, the London Football Association Referee's Magazine and Web Site.
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  David Dixon

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  David Dixon

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  by David Dixon , Saturday March 19, 2005 at 11:19 PM
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  The protest was organized by the Action Center For Justice and the coordinator David Dixon hosted the event.After welcoming the crowd he read a statement from Iraq Veterans Against The War issued for the second anniversary protests.
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  David Dixon announced the formation of a Charlotte chapter of No Draft, No Way!He also spoke about counter-recruiting, conscientious objection, the impending threat of a draft and the March 31 anti-draft protests.

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  David Dixon, Coordinator
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  David Dixon, Coordinator

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  Mr David Dixon Student Representative david@ddixon90.freeserve.co.uk
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  Mr David Dixon Division of Physical Activity for Health david@ddixon90.freeserve.co.uk

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  Essex County Football Association referee development officer David Dixon has unveiled a chain of sessions with respected men in black to ease referees back into the new season once their holidays are over.

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  David Dixon, Charlotte Coordinator

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  David Dixon, Coordinator

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  We saw the 1,500 markers, crosses, and Stars of David, which symbolized the U.S. men and women lost in Iraq.
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  The protest was organized by the Action Center For Justice and the coordinator David Dixon hosted the event.After welcoming the crowd he read a statement from Iraq Veterans Against the War issued for the second anniversary protests.
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  David Dixon announced the formation of a Charlotte chapter of No Draft, No Way!He also spoke about counter recruiting, conscientious objection, the impending threat of a draft and the March 31 anti-draft protests.

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