Eddie Bradley

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Name:

Eddie Bradley

Email address:

Eddie.Bradley@sunderland.ac.uk

Department:

Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellbeing (5NSH)

Homepage URL:

http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/research/researchstaff/facultyofappliedsciences/sportexsciencesd/dreddiebradley/

Biography

Expertise:

Musculoskeletal injury, Biomechanics occurring in rugby union

Job title:

Senior Lecturer in Biomechanics

Biography:

Dr Eddie Bradley is a Senior Lecturer in Biomechanics in the Department of Sport and Exercise. He is interested in biomechanics in rugby union, with a focus on scrum forces and improving safety, and the mechanics of musculoskeletal injury.

My Latest

Clark, Lee, Bradley, Eddie, Mackechnie-Guire, Russell, Taylor, Abbie and Ling, Jonathan (2022) Trunk kinematics of experienced riders and novice riders during rising trot on a riding simulator. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 119. ISSN 0737-0806
Bradley, Eddie, Board, Lisa, Archer, David and Morgans, Mikeala (2022) Evaluation of entrustable professional activities and competency assessment in sport and exercise sciences in higher education: Student perceptions of the impact on learning. Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism Education.. ISSN 1473-8376
Bradley, Eddie, Fayaz, Saeed, Farrish, Chris and Coulson, Morcombe (2022) Evaluation of physical health, mental wellbeing, and injury in a UK Police Firearms unit. Police Practice and Research. ISSN 1477-271X
Bradley, Eddie (2022) How to win a tug of war competition. In: ISBS Conference 2021, Melbourne.
Bradley, Eddie (2022) Assessment of a 100 m sprint performance. In: ISBS Conference 2021, Melbourne.

My Most Viewed

	Item title
1	Match demands in elite women’s English Premiership rugby union	372	117
2	Quantification of movement characteristics in women’s English Premier elite domestic rugby union	360	115
3	Use of a marking rubric and self-assessment to provide feedforward to level 5 undergraduate Sport students: student perceptions, performance and marking efficiency	297	287
4	Offering physical activity advice to people with serious mental illness: The beliefs of mental health professionals	291	296
5	Effect of the PreBind engagement process on scrum timing and stability in the 2013 to 2016 Six Nations	233	216
6	A comparison of a tucked back somersault between novice and experienced acrobatic gymnasts: an inertial measurement approach	187	102
7	Initial data from the EIS survey presented by associate Prof A Currie and the EIS Expert Mental Health Panel	163	236
8	The role of limb preference during the tackle in women’s rugby union: Effect on success rate, quality and impact level	162	104
9	Determining high intensity activity in women’s rugby union: Use of current use of male derived absolute speed thresholds underestimates true levels	155	179
10	Student perceptions on the use of a marking rubric to provide feed forward to level 5 Sport students	153	0

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