Lecturer & Researcher South East Technological University. PhD in Physiology, Liverpool John Moores University

Joined April 2010
Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
CASES is delighted to announce its Professor Tom Reilly Doctoral Dissertation award winner is Dr Christopher Nulty of Liverpool John Moores University @ChrisNulty22 Congratulations on the achievement Chris! 🥳 To read more about this award, click here: bit.ly/4bxvXeg
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
🏆IJSNEM PAPER OF THE YEAR 2025🏆 - 🥇Collagen Supplementation Augments Strength Training-Induced Gains in Tendon Size and Rate of Force Development in Elite Female Master Field Hockey Athletes. Congratulations @ChrisNulty22 & @RMErskine 🥳
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
🚨@IJSNEMJournal 'Paper of the Year 2025'! Please vote: Collagen Supplementation Augments Strength Training-Induced Gains in Tendon Size and Rate of Force Development in Elite Female Master Field Hockey Athletes: forms.gle/iggsSegdyk3MrLg67 @LJMUSportSci @SETU_CWScience @TheISEH
Great news! Our paper, 'Collagen Supplementation Augments Strength Training-Induced Gains in Tendon Size & RFD in Elite Female Master Field Hockey Athletes' has been shortlisted by @IJSNEMJournal Editors for Paper of the Year 2025! Access the paper here🔗journals.humankinetics.com/v…
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
Please consider voting for our study, 'Collagen Supplementation Augments Strength Training-Induced Gains in Tendon Size & RFD in Elite Female Master Field Hockey Athletes', to become Paper of the Year 2025! @LJMUSportSci @SETU_CWScience @TheISEH Vote: forms.gle/ZaHVDQ7uP8SaD8Y6A
🚨🏆PAPER OF THE YEAR 2025🏆🚨 It’s back!… 6 papers shortlisted, 1 winner. You decide 🫵🏼 Read the shortlist (👇🏽) then cast your vote here forms.gle/iggsSegdyk3MrLg67🗳️ Voting closes 31st December 2025. Winner of $500 to be announced in the new year….. #watchthisspace
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
Featuring in our November issue is this paper by Nulty & Erskine (2025) investigating collagen supplementation on strength training-induced gains and rate of force development in hockey players 🏑 Want to read more? Check out the full paper here 🔗 doi.org/10.1123/ijsnem.2025-…
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
From groundbreaking research to inspiring talks, today at #ECSS2024 has been a whirlwind of insights and connections! #WeAreSportScience
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
Fantastic talk by @ChrisNulty22 from @LJMUSportSci presenting some of his #PhD #research on the effects of resistance training and collagen supplementation in female Master athletes @E_C_S_S #ECSS2024 👏🏻
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
Another brilliant presentation, this time from @2_Joonsung_Lee from @LJMUSportSci @E_C_S_S on the dose-response effect of resistance exercise combined with hydrolysed collagen ingestion on collagen turnover in young resistance-trained men 👏🏻
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
🚨 Fully-funded MPhil studentship @LJMUSportSci, investigating injury risk factors in female footballers. Great opportunity to conduct high quality research with elite footballers in UK, Spain & Germany. Deadline 23/12/22. Start date 01/02/23. Please RT!🙏 findaphd.com/phds/project/in…
Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
Exercise fatigue comes from 1) low fuel or 2) excessive waste. People love blaming 1 ('ran out of gas'), but in almost every case it's actually 2. Fatigue management is really waste management. Quickly explained here:
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This is my favourite #MedEd video. It always blows peoples mind 🤯 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 #MedTwitter #FOAMed
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there is a lot of mis-information about menstrual cycles & performance-lets stick with evidence. New meta-analysis (n=51 studies) on menstrual cycle status/phase and performance outcomes - too variable for strong outcomes = individualize! OPEN ACCESS! link.springer.com/article/10…
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
The sweet taste of success: Fructose for recovery in multi-stage races. bit.ly/2m06pji @Gonzalez_JT
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Christopher Nulty, PhD retweeted
With @IAAFDoha2019 one week a away, I figured it might be interesting to look at why there might be hamstring pulls in the men's 200 and 400m sprints. Just a simple demonstration as to why increases in tendon stiffness (for the same muscle strength) cause muscle pulls/ruptures.
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