Guy Gregory Haff
Professor of Strength and Conditioning
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Guy Gregory Haff is a Professor of Strength and Conditioning at Edith Cowan University in Australia. His research primarily focuses on performance assessment in strength training and recovery methodologies, as well as physiological responses in athletes during various conditioning contexts. Recent articles highlight his work on factors influencing performance in CrossFit® athletes, youth weightlifting, and the effects of recovery techniques on athletic performance.
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Patrick Cormier
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Tomás T. Freitas
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Michael Keiner
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Janet Taylor
Professor of Human Neurophysiology
Edith Cowan University
Nicholas West
Senior Lecturer
Griffith University Griffith Health
Shona Halson
Associate Professor
Australian Catholic University - Brisbane Campus
MARCO DUCA
Assistant Professor
East Tennessee State University
Christopher Joyce
Senior Lecturer
The University of Notre Dame Australia
Anthony Blazevich
Professor of Biomechanics
Edith Cowan University
Ashley Cripps
The University of Notre Dame Australia
Alfred Nimmerichter
Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt
Paul Jones
University of Salford
Nicholas Ripley
University of Salford
Jason Lake
Professor of Strength and Conditioning Biomechanics
University of Chichester
Kristina Kendall
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Edith Cowan University
Daniel Gahreman
Charles Darwin University
Paul Comfort
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Harry Banyard
Lecturer of Exercise & Sports Science
Swinburne University of Technology
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