Christopher Thomas

Lecturer in Strength and Conditioning

University of South Wales

United Kingdom

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Christopher Thomas is a Lecturer in Strength and Conditioning at the University of South Wales. His research focuses on biomechanics, particularly in relation to change of direction mechanics, injury risk, and performance optimization in athletes. Recent publications explore gender differences in knee joint mechanics, the impact of training interventions on force production, and interlimb asymmetries in soccer players.

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University of Salford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Male and female soccer players exhibit different knee joint mechanics during pre-planned change of direction

Countermovement Jump Force–Time Curve Analysis between Strength-Matched Male and Female Soccer Players

Attacking Agility Actions: Match Play Contextual Applications with Coaching and Technique Guidelines

Between-Limb Differences During 180° Turns in Female Soccer Players: Application of Statistical Parametric Mapping

Biomechanical Effects of a 6-Week Change of Direction Speed and Technique Modification Intervention: Implications for Change of Direction Side step Performance

Changes in Early and Maximal Isometric Force Production in Response to Moderate- and High-Load Strength and Power Training

Change of Direction Speed and Technique Modification Training Improves 180° Turning Performance, Kinetics, and Kinematics

Assessing Interlimb Asymmetries: Are We Heading in the Right Direction?

Biomechanical Determinants of Performance and Injury Risk During Cutting: A Performance-Injury Conflict?

Biomechanical effects of a 6-week change-of-direction technique modification intervention on anterior cruciate ligament injury risk

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Thomas Dos'Santos

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