We are delighted to have been chosen by the University of Lincoln Students’ Union as their School of the Month for February! Some of the highlights of the month were as follows: The School held a very successful Careers in Sport LIVE employability event – one of only five...
On July 4th and 5th, the School hosted its first development camp for the National Ice Skating Association. More than 80 figure skaters – representing NISA’s Regional 1, Regional 2, Talent Potential and AASE programmes – came from as far away as Aberdeen to take part in sports science workshops...
We are delighted to be partnering with Careers in Sport to host a National Sports Roadshow at the University of Lincoln on Thursday 12th February 2015. The Roadshows provide an opportunity for students, employers and sports organisations to meet and interact. There are only six venues across the country for...
New research from the School of Sport & Exercise Science’s Mental Toughness Research Group has shed light on elite golfers’ experiences when competing. Christian Swann and Lee Crust led a team that used a novel, inductive approach to analyse the data from interviews with ten European Tour golfers. Contrary to previously-reported...
The School are very proud of three students who gave research presentations at the recent 2014 UK Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference. Emma Hall and Lee Corry, who have both just completed their BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science degrees, presented research posters based upon their dissertation projects. Emma’s work, co-authored...
The School’s students and staff have been busy over the last year supporting a number of very diverse paddlesport initiatives. Foremost amongst these has been the regular physiological and strength testing of elite junior kayakers from GB Canoeing’s Central Region. Members of the National Talent and Super Regional squads have...
Making a 3D video of sports competitors to help them analyse and improve their game is something usually reserved for the Premier League or Olympic athletes. But now, thanks to the University of Lincoln and onlincolnshire, there is a chance for sports clubs and coaches to access such cutting-edge technology, with...