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Exercise Science Group
The ESG is a collaborative group with research interests focusing on the role physical activity and exercise plays in maintaining and enhancing human performance and health. Members within the group have a broad range of research interests, including the monitoring and enhancement of sport performance, maximising human energy metabolism and injury prevention and rehabilitation.
Associate Professor Carl Paton
Leader: Associate Professor Carl Paton
Carl is an exercise physiologist with an interest in endurance performance enhancement through the use of high intensity training and legal ergogenic methods. Carl’s particular research interests include:
The use of blood occlusion during exercise to enhance fitness and health
The effects of novel training strategies to enhance sporting performance
The effects of dietary manipulation on health and sport performance
Dr Patrick Lander
Patrick is an exercise physiologist with an interest in pacing and fatigue. He teaches on the Bachelor of Recreation and Sport and co-ordinates the Masterate Research courses on the EIT Master of Health Science and Master of Nursing programmes. His current research interests include pacing in open water swimming
Lee-Anne Taylor
Lee-Anne is a physiotherapist with an interest in injury prevention particularly serious knee injuries. Her research interests include:
Neuromuscular warm up protocols
Netball specific Preseason programmes for athletic performance and injury prevention