- Lecturer in Exercise and Sports Science, University of Newcastle
Robert completed his undergraduate degree in Human Movement at the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS). Due to his passion for exercise and sport science, Robert then completed his Honours and PhD at UTS. Including the University of Newcastle, Robert has taught at UTS and the University of Sydney, and regularly lectures for the NSW Department of Sport and Recreation.
His research involved the analysis of the biomechanics of sprint acceleration in field sport athletes, and the effects of different speed, strength and power training methodologies. Robert's current research interests has continued in this area. The projects he is working on at the moment include analysing the effects of speed, agility, and quickness training, as well as developing sport-specific tests of speed, change-of-direction speed, and reactive agility.
Experience
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–presentLecturer in Exercise and Sport Science, University of Newcastle
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–presentStrength and Conditoning Coach, Gridiron Australia Future Stars
Education
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2008University of Technology, Sydney, PhD in Human Movement Studies
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2008University of Newcastle, Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching
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2002University of Technology, Sydney, BA (Honours) in Human Movement Studies
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2002University of Technology, Sydney, BA in Human Movement Studies
Research Areas
- Biomechanics (110601)
- Human Movement And Sports Science (1106)
- Human Movement And Sports Science Not Elsewhere Classified (110699)
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- Research supervision
- Location: Ourimbah, Australia
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