Samuel Hills

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United Kingdom

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Samuel Hills is a Lecturer at Bournemouth University Faculty of Health and Social Sciences in the United Kingdom. His research interests encompass sports science, with a focus on the locomotor demands in rugby and soccer, as well as geospatial analyses of drowning events and residential mobility. Recent publications include studies on physiological responses during rugby and soccer match-play, providing insights into performance and recovery practices among athletes.

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Jon Radcliffe

Leeds Trinity University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Michael Tipton

University of Portsmouth

UNITED KINGDOM

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Martin Barwood

Reader in Physical Activity and Health

Leeds Trinity University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Malcolm Campbell

Professor of Health and Medical Geography, Director of Te Taiwhenua o te Hauora | The GeoHealth Laboratory

University of Canterbury

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Mark Russell

Reader in Performance Nutrition and Applied Exercise Physiology

Leeds Trinity University

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Matthew Hobbs

Associate Professor

University of Canterbury

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Mark Waldron

Senior Lecturer

Swansea University

UNITED KINGDOM

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David Shearer

Professor of Elite Performance Psychology

University of South Wales

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Assessing the locomotor demands of international men’s and women’s rugby sevens match-play according to passage of play

Investigating the spatial clustering of drowning events in the United Kingdom: A geospatial cross-sectional study

Towards a better understanding of residential mobility and the environments in which adults reside: A nationwide geospatial study from Aotearoa New Zealand

Assessing climatic, travel, and methodological influences on whole-match and worst-case scenario locomotor demands of international men’s rugby sevens match-play

The pre- and post-pitch-entry physical and technical responses of rugby league interchange players according to starting status

Profiling the Post-match Top-up Conditioning Practices of Professional Soccer Substitutes: An Analysis of Contextual Influences.

Quantifying the Peak Physical Match-Play Demands of Professional Soccer Substitutes Following Pitch-Entry: Assessing Contextual Influences.

Profiling the Post-match Recovery Response in Male Rugby: A Systematic Review.

Modifying the pre-pitch entry practices of professional soccer substitutes may contribute towards improved movement-related performance indicators on match-day: A case study.

The Reliability of Neuromuscular and Perceptual Measures Used to Profile Recovery, and the Time-Course of such Responses following Academy Rugby League Match-Play.

Body temperature and physical performance responses are not maintained at the time of pitch-entry when typical substitute-specific match-day practices are adopted before simulated soccer match-play.

Collaborators (8)

Jon Radcliffe

Michael Tipton

Martin Barwood

Malcolm Campbell

Mark Russell

Matthew Hobbs

Mark Waldron

David Shearer

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