🚨Newly launched🚨
Centre of Excellence for Women in Sport

I’m beyond excited & privileged to lead, alongside Richard Burden, this partnership between Manchester Met Institute of Sport & UK Sports Institute putting girls and women at the heart of everything we do

Read more here: mmu.ac.uk/news-and-event…

Really good to see this new article in print🗞️Loved working with the very talented Erin Griffiths 🎓 Thank you for reviewing TJBarry Consulting
#TechnologyNews #SciComm Sportlight Technology Ltd 📹
Hodder Magazines

Couldn’t be more pleased for the department! From helping me get long term placements with Burnley FC, Manchester United FC and Nottingham Forest WFC, to providing endless support and unbelievable teaching; the staff couldn’t be more deserving!

- Time, expertise (well trained researchers), participation (by elite female athletes) + funding are needed to produce high-quality research
- Injuries are multi factorial so there will be more than one cause
- ACL injuries in female athletes are a research priority Manchester Met Institute of Sport

I am happy to share with anyone interested my masters thesis on prevention of ACL injuries in the female athlete

We are 3-6 times more likely than males to suffer from ACL injury, please see below thread for just some of the reason why

First external guest lecture ✅ loved talking about my research and all things sports tech/injury risk - thanks to Sally and the students for getting so involved 😁

Loved being involved as a GTA with all of the lab sessions for MED123 this term 😁

Our first year students are in the lab this afternoon conducting VO2 Max tests as part of their Physiology module, led by Dr Tim Barry with support from MRes student, Erin.

#MED123 #VO2max #physiology

Really enjoyed this one! Thanks for letting me get involved Sarah Powell 🤩

Loved leading a taste of Lancaster University Sports & Exercise Science Lancaster Medical School for a very #engaged + #motivated group from @QES_SixthForm. Amazing effort by a former national cyclist to achieve 59mls.kg.min 🚴🏻🫁 with Erin Griffiths

Loved getting involved with this! A real full-circle moment! Thanks for letting me help out Sarah Powell

So small alongside 2 amazing Lancaster University Sports & Exercise Science graduates 🎓Erin Griffiths and Poppy Cruise 😂 loved meeting lots of wonderful students at the lab tours for our last open day! 👩🏻‍🎓

Loving this video of our wonderful students talking about Lancaster University Sports & Exercise Science Lancaster Medical School Lancaster University Faculty of Health & Medicine 100% unscripted 100% student-led Amazing work Ben Booth
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So proud that we've been ranked 1st for Overall Satisfaction in the #NSS2022
A testament to a great team,engaged students,innovative modules & our commitment to keeping small cohorts. Well done Lancaster University Sports & Exercise Science team🤩
Thank you students ☺️ xxx
#PerformancePerfected

It’s not just about the white shorts. But understanding that our periods can be debilitating and managing them with the right support is essential. telegraph.co.uk/football/2022/…

Supporting 3ed year SaES students in #MED340 Communication and Public Engagement Health Innovation Campus, Lancaster University. It was an honor meeting them all and getting fantastic knowledge from them.The level of creativity was indescribable😍.GO SaES students Lancaster University Sports & Exercise Science 🤩👏🏻💪🏻 ‘PicsPostedWithConsent’

A lovely, sunny Offer Holder Event today! It was great to meet all our visitors and we hope you enjoyed your day.
Thanks to Nathan, Emily, Emily, Abi, Erin Griffiths and Poppy Cruise , our fantastic student ambassadors, for sharing your experiences of life @lancasteruni.

Our Year 3 Lancaster University Sports & Exercise Science Science Communication event is well underway in Health Innovation One. We're here until 2 pm so come and see us and chat, play, try, discuss and find out more!

Lancaster University Faculty of Health & Medicine Lancaster Medical School @LancasterUni

Fantastic day at MHIP with Lancaster University Sports & Exercise Science final year sport scientists. Learning how to put theory into practice with Paralympian gold medalist Helen Scott and former BMX world champion Quillan Isodore.

When an athlete hits the ground, current data tells us the ACL will tear within the first 60 milliseconds.

That’s why I’ve completely reframed my thinking of ACL injury as a sensorimotor integration issue, not a strength/biomechanical issue.

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