Jamie Highton

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Jamie Highton

Jamie Highton

@JHighton

Professor of Applied Sports Physiology, University of Chester

Katılım Haziran 2011
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Craig Twist
Craig Twist@craig_twist·
Latest paper (open access) with @JHighton that might be of interest to those practitioners using off-feet conditioning with team sport athletes - Physiological, perceptual and neuromuscular responses to 15 vs. 30 s cycling HIIT @LJMUSportSci link.springer.com/article/10.100…
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Ella Johnson
Ella Johnson@EllaJ__·
My first publication is now live, presenting research from the Rugby League Men’s and Women’s World Cup. The study examines physical and perceptual characteristics across different roles, stages and competitions. Supported by the best co-authors. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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George Evans
George Evans@George_evans7·
🚨Possibly the last chance to get involved in this exciting study looking into fatigue resistance (durability/resilience)🚨 Want to know your physiology? ⬇️ Next bout of data collection starts in April! Register your interest here: forms.office.com/e/p6rCTgtm4c
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Jamie Highton@JHighton·
We're in the final stages of data collection for our study on amino acid absorption after resistance exercise with insect protein ingestion. We just need a few more participants, so if you're interested in taking part please get in touch! Feel free to share! @Sam_Moss15
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Stephen Patterson
Stephen Patterson@stephen_patt·
"Off feet" training can improve running performance for team sports? Off feet training like sprint cycling, offers team sport athletes a way to boost performance without the impact of running. A survey by @JHighton suggests 90% of practitioners use "off-feet" training. But does the training confer performance benefits to on field performance? There are several studies with mixed findings. Take home: In some cases, there is evidence of improved intermittent running performance and sprint performance following "off feet" training BUT NOT ALWAYS. However much more work is required on the type of training, resistances used and the number of sprints, lengths, frequencies etc. Full texts: Chan et al. (2018) ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… Jones et al. (2015) journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… @DrPSRGoods et al. (2016) ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
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Stephen Patterson@stephen_patt·
"Off Feet Training". Is anyone aware of any training studies or case studies investigating if "Off Feet Training" has transferred to improved on-field/running conditioning or sprint performance? I am aware of one ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… but does anyone know of any others? If not what are people seeing in practice? Be interested to hear people's thoughts and what you are using it for?
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