Senior Lecturer in Applied Sport and Exercise Science @LJMUSportSci
Chester
Joined February 2013
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Fantastic discussion on the applications of biomechanics with our Chancellor @NishaKatona MBE at @LJMUSportSci as we celebrate 50 years of SES #sportsci50 – at Liverpool, England
Great to have this published in BJSM
⚠️ Distal-to-proximal progression of apophyseal injuries with age in male youth academy footballers ⚽️
A two-season prospective cohort study of 16,024 player-seasons 📄
#OpenAccess ➡️ bit.ly/4nlv3nP
🚨New in @BJSM_BMJ 🚨
Apophyseal injuries in male youth academy footballers ⚽️
Distal to proximal progression of injury location with age
Twice the no. of days lost with hip/groin apophyseal injuries compared with ankle/foot
@LJMUSportSci
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New Publication 📣
Effect of EIMD on Lower Limb Side Cut Biomechanics and Task Achievement in Male and Female Team Sport Athletes.
Great to have my final PhD study published. Thanks to @craig_twist @JHighton & Grace Smith
@LJMUSportSci
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🌟 New Publication 🌟
📊 Novel and task specific isokinetic strength metrics explained small but significant variances in sagittal and frontal plane landing kinematics and asymmetry
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I’ll be doing a free public talk on Saturday 5th July at Chester’s Town Hall. All are welcome! Tickets can be booked here: festivalofideas.chester.ac.u…
@uochester #ChesterIdeas
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We’re delighted to see @craig_twist featured in Walking Rugby: The Power of Play, a brilliant video highlighting the physical, mental and social benefits of walking rugby 🏉
The documentary showcases research led by LJMU in collaboration with @WarringtonRLFC, offering new insight into the health impact of the sport.
🎥 Watch the full video : youtube.com/watch?v=Nj-eZ5LA…
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Viva complete ✅
Pleased to share that I’ve successfully defended my Professional Doctorate thesis from Liverpool John Moores University
It’s been a hugely rewarding eight years, filled with both challenges and learning.
Excited to present at #ECSS2025 on the distal-to-proximal progression of growth-related injuries (apophysitis), in male youth academy footballers ⚽️
🔍16,024 player-seasons analysed
🔍Injury insights for practitioners working in academy football
@LJMUSportSci – at Chester, England
Join us in #Rimini, #Italy, for the 30th ECSS Annual Congress (1–4 July 2025)!
Connect with global experts, explore cutting-edge research & shape the future of sport science. Don't miss this milestone event!
More info: buff.ly/4b3YR3I
#WeAreSportScience #ECSS2025
Managed this overhang today 💪🏻 Great to see some progress #Bouldering – at Ellesmere Port, England
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The ReFORM Synthesis of the International Olympic Committee Consensus Statement ⚡️
#NEW BJSM Blog 📄✅
How can we best manage ACL injuries in children?
This blog covers the prevention, Diagnosis and Management of paediatric ACL injuries 👉 bit.ly/3DKKncM
Really interesting discussion by Dr. Phil Graham-Smith on how we can bring biomechanics into the field to inform rehabilitation decisions
Last night, the @LJMUPerformance Sport team hosted a @VALDPerformance Practitioner Workshop at our Byrom Street Campus.
A big thank you to external speakers Dr. Phil Graham-Smith (inventor of ForceDecks), Martin Nugent, Matthew Donnelly, and Joe Phillips for their insightful presentations on performance, injury rehabilitation, biomechanics and more 💪📊⚽️
Chelsea Oxendale PhD retweeted
Last night, the @LJMUPerformance Sport team hosted a @VALDPerformance Practitioner Workshop at our Byrom Street Campus.
A big thank you to external speakers Dr. Phil Graham-Smith (inventor of ForceDecks), Martin Nugent, Matthew Donnelly, and Joe Phillips for their insightful presentations on performance, injury rehabilitation, biomechanics and more 💪📊⚽️
Chelsea Oxendale PhD retweeted
Our Chancellor @NishaKatona MBE visited @LJMUSportSci which is celebrating 50 years of excellence this year 🎉
She explored motion capture labs, heart monitoring, and even enjoyed Scouse from our nutrition students' community cookbook.
Read more ➡️ ljmu.ac.uk/about-us/news/art…
Last week, we discussed injury screening with @TheRoyalLancers at @LJMUSportSci and our L6 Biomechanics placement students conducted strength & asymmetry assessments on 60+ soldiers. Well done to the students for their professionalism - a fantastic hands-on experience #SES #LJMU – at Liverpool, England
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Brilliant talk on injury and injury risk factors in women rugby players by @ChelseaOxendale to @TheRFL women's coaches. Lots of take aways for improving coaching practice and generating good discussion amongst the group. @LJMUSportSci
🚨 New in press!
Our systematic review explores the effect of experimental neck pain on neuromuscular function and cervical kinematics 💉
👇Check it out here in the Journal of Pain
@helio_cabral @Deb_Falla @CprSpine @LJMUSportSci
jpain.org/article/S1526-5900… – at Liverpool, England
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Our @LJMUSportSci biomechanics sandbox series has started up again for the new academic year & today we heard from @ChelseaOxendale about her awesome journey in research to date - lots of exciting research to come too!
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Title: Research Assistant in Biomechanics (Markerless Motion Capture)
📍Place: @LJMU @LJMUSportSci 🏴
💰Salary: £26,038 - £30,505 pro rata per annum
📅Deadline: 6/10/24
ℹ For more details👇 jobs.ljmu.ac.uk/vacancy/rese…