This section will keep you up-to-date with all the latest news from the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences.
Professor Chris Cushion, from the University’s School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, has been involved in the development of a new national training programme, that will ensure all serving police officers have the skills needed to manage high-pressure situations effectively and safely.
The Biosciences Lab, maintained by Eleanor Braithwaite in the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, has been awarded the respected LEAF (Laboratory Efficiency Assessment Framework) Silver Award, recognising outstanding commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
Classification is a major element in Para sport, but what does it actually mean?
Scientists from ߲Ƶ have been able to investigate the phenomenal power of former World’s Strongest Man winner and deadlift champion, Eddie Hall.
Over the last several months, ߲Ƶ research has been taking place to support World Wheelchair Rugby’s (WWR) commitment and strategy to increasing female participation in the sport.
With the Paralympic Games just a few days away, Professor Vicky Tolfrey has discussed how ߲Ƶ research has positively impacted wheelchair tennis performance.
A partnership, involving ߲Ƶ, has helped outline the potential roadmap to making a UK Capital of Sport a reality.
With athletes set to compete in the marathon events in Paris this weekend, who better to speak to than one of Britain’s greatest long-distance runners, Paula Radcliffe MBE?
The University is delighted to announce it has retained its Outstanding rating from Ofsted for its Initial Teacher Training provision.
Adam Peaty’s recent performance at the GB trials will “bolster his confidence and belief” to achieve three gold medals in consecutive games, according to ߲Ƶ’s Professor David Fletcher.
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