vis.org.au

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Country Australia
IP Address 43.241.54.236

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Victorian Inst**ute of Sport

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Text / Code Ratio 16.66 %

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1	Supportıng vıctorıa's elıte athletes (3)
2	Tokyo 2020
3	A proud hıstory of success (2)
4	A proud history of success

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1	Remembering the 1992 olympics through hockey legend jay stacy
2	The tale of two sisters who play hockey and study physiotherapy together
3	Doing it the hard way: the story of brian mcnicholl
4	Our first games
5	Vıs is proudly sponsored by

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LINK ANALYSIS

Total Link Count: 61

Internal Link Count : 49

No	Text	Type
1	-	image
2	Home	text
3	About Us	text
4	VIS Charter	text
5	Scholars***p Programs	text
6	Structure	text
7	Careers	text
8	Contact	text
9	Athletes & Sports	text
10	Athletes	text
11	Sports	text
12	Our Champions	text
13	Athlete Services	text
14	Medical	text
15	Nutrition	text
16	Performance Lifestyle	text
17	Psychology	text
18	Physical Preparation	text
19	Soft Tissue Therapy	text
20	Sport Science	text
21	Community & Events	text
22	Facility Tours	text
23	Speakers	text
24	Schools	text
25	Advancement Series	text
26	Events	text
27	News & Media	text
28	News	text
29	Sports Express	text
30	Publications	text
31	Tokyo 2020	text
32	Partners	text
33	Mack Horton	text
34	Together for Tokyo	text
35	Catherine Freeman	text
36	Dylan Alcott	text
37	Steve Moneghetti	text
38	Kate Moloney	text
39	Alisa Camplin	text
40	Previous	text
41	Next	text
42	Remembering the 1992 Olympics through Hockey legend Jay Stacy July 31st, 2020 Our final chapter of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics will be a reflection with Hockey legend Jay Stacy, one of the best players Australia has ever produced.	image
43	The tale of two sisters who play hockey and study physiotherapy together July 30th, 2020 Aisling and Ciara Utri share more similarities than your average pair of sisters – the two are pursuing their hockey career together whilst both attending La Trobe University with the help of the La Trobe Elite Athlete Program (LEAP). La Trobe Sport Media and Communications intern, Tricia-Marie Mifsud, chats to the duo about their sporting journey.	image
44	Doing it the hard way: The story of Brian McNicholl July 29th, 2020 Most athletes are only able to represent their country at the Paralympic or Olympic Games once. This is unless you are weightlifter Brian McNicholl who was able to win five medals across six Paralympic Games. On top of his game for over two decades.	image
45	Our First Games July 28th, 2020 1992 - This was the year of our first Olympic and Paralympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.	image
46	See all our partners	text
47	Disclaimer	text
48	Privacy	text
49	Terms of Use	text