Our research in sports and exercise biomechanics complements our efforts in rehabilitation and assistive technology. This clinical biomechanics research is instrumental in advancing our comprehension of how physical activity impacts the human body. By focussing on the intricate mechanics of movement, we’ve gained invaluable insights for optimizing performance and injury prevention. We’ve equipped healthcare professionals with evidence-based tools to assess, diagnose, and effectively treat musculoskeletal conditions, leading to improved patient outcomes. Additionally, our ongoing work is focused on tailoring exercise programs for the elderly, addressing specific biomechanical challenges and ensuring safe and effective engagement in physical activities. In summary, clinical biomechanics stands as a cornerstone in promoting a healthy, active lifestyle across all age groups and abilities.
Current Projects

Elderly Movement Literacy Assessment Tool (EMLAT)

Optimizing Cycling & Running Performance Through Personalised Footwear
