Matt Greig

Professor of Sport & Exercise Biomechanics / Associate Head of Dept. (Sports Therapy)

Edge Hill University

United Kingdom

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Professor Matt Greig is the Associate Head of the Department of Sports Therapy at Edge Hill University, located in the UK. His research primarily focuses on sport and exercise biomechanics, with recent publications examining joint function, rehabilitation approaches for injured soccer players, and the effects of menstrual cycle phases on strength metrics in female athletes. His work includes exploring performance enhancement in amateur boxing and investigating movement strategies in professional soccer players.

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Edge Hill University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Joint contributions to lower limb range of motion: A simple means of exploring joint function

An evidenced-informed approach to how injured professional soccer players can successfully return to running and begin grass-based rehabilitation

The influence of menstrual cycle phase on isokinetic knee flexor and extensor strength in female soccer players: a pilot study

Post-Activation Performance Enhancement of Punch Force and Neuromuscular Performance in Amateur Boxing: Toward a More Individualized and "Real-World" Approach

The mechanical response to hockey-specific running gait: implications for the objective monitoring of (p)rehabilitation

Test-retest reliability and sensitivity of senior elite amateur boxers maximal punch force, as quantified by a vertically mounted force plate

Acute physiological, endocrine, biochemical and performance responses associated with amateur boxing: A systematic review with meta-analysis

Exploring the issue of ‘functionality’ in isokinetic dynamometry

Tri-axial loading response to anti-gravity running highlights movement strategy compensations during knee injury rehabilitation of a professional soccer player

Isokinetic profiling of elite youth footballers: informing selection of a practicable and efficacious isokinetic screening test

The Gait Abnormality Index: A Summary Metric for Three-Dimensional Gait Analysis

A low-volume Nordic hamstring curl programme improves change of direction ability, despite no architectural, strength or speed adaptations in elite youth soccer players

Correction to: Upper-Body Post-activation Performance Enhancement for Athletic Performance: A Systematic Review with Meta-analysis and Recommendations for Future Research

Upper-Body Post-activation Performance Enhancement for Athletic Performance: A Systematic Review with Meta-analysis and Recommendations for Future Research

Rehabilitation and successful return to play of a 17-year old elite soccer player with juvenile osteochondritis dissecans trochlear groove lesion of the knee: A case report

The influence of isokinetic dynamometer configuration on eccentric hamstring strength metrics: implications for testing and training

Peak instantaneous PlayerLoad metrics highlight movement strategy deficits in professional male soccer players

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