Eddie Bradley

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Name:

Eddie Bradley

Email address:

Eddie.Bradley@sunderland.ac.uk

Department:

Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellbeing (5NSP)

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

Bradley, Eddie, Roberts, Jennifer and Archer, David (2024) Determining female-specific high-intensity activity GPS thresholds in women's rugby union: Use of current use of male-derived absolute speed thresholds underestimates true levels. European Journal of Sport Science. p. 211. ISSN 1746-1391
Bradley, Eddie, Chandler, Charlotte and Smith, Mark (2024) Entrustable professional activities for competency development in the sport and exercise sciences. BASES The Sport and Exercise Scientist Magazine, 79. pp. 30-33.
White, Mark, Bradley, Eddie, Hudson, Jo, Powell, Sarah, Runswick, Oli and Smith, Andy (2023) BASES Position Stand on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Assessment. Working Paper. BASES.
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

My Most Viewed

	Item title
1	Match demands in elite women’s English Premiership rugby union	407	123
2	Quantification of movement characteristics in women’s English Premier elite domestic rugby union	402	121
3	Use of a marking rubric and self-assessment to provide feedforward to level 5 undergraduate Sport students: student perceptions, performance and marking efficiency	353	364
4	Offering physical activity advice to people with serious mental illness: The beliefs of mental health professionals	318	328
5	Effect of the PreBind engagement process on scrum timing and stability in the 2013 to 2016 Six Nations	265	236
6	A comparison of a tucked back somersault between novice and experienced acrobatic gymnasts: an inertial measurement approach	223	125
7	Determining high intensity activity in women’s rugby union: Use of current use of male derived absolute speed thresholds underestimates true levels	188	190
8	The role of limb preference during the tackle in women’s rugby union: Effect on success rate, quality and impact level	187	111
9	Initial data from the EIS survey presented by associate Prof A Currie and the EIS Expert Mental Health Panel	185	263
10	Student perceptions on the use of a marking rubric to provide feed forward to level 5 Sport students	177	0

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