For students, clinicians, health professionals, sports scientists, coaches or anyone with an interest in sports injury, exercise, training and rehabilitation.
About Us
- Bolton Sports Staff
- University of Bolton, Lancashire, United Kingdom
- We are lecturers and practicing professionals in Sports Science and Rehabilitation. Our undergraduate BSc/BA (Hons) Sports programmes are dynamic vocational degrees delivered with the physically active in mind, whether that is within the local community, the recreational or professional athlete. Our experience and expertise in professional sport and private industry allows the sports student to gain first hand and current knowledge in the field of sports medicine, exercise and training. We maintain strong links in industry, which provides our students opportunities for excellent work experience placements. Community events also allow students to voluntarily offer their skills to assist the competitor, which further strengthens the role and credibility that our sports students play within the health and exercise medicine spectrum. Our in-house Sports & Spinal Injuries Clinic and Athlete Development Centre also provide our means of actual practice and teaching where we welcome anyone wishing to have their injury managed, or fitness tested, advised and monitored to the highest standards using recent and researched methods to access our facility in Bolton One.
Thursday, 23 May 2013
More Football Player Testing
Today, players from Wigan Athletic youth team and Bury FC visited the Athlete Development Centre in Bolton One for fitness testing, isokinetics and movement analysis.
Friday, 17 May 2013
Bolton News article on Sport at Univeristy of Bolton
Today, a reporter from Bolton news visited the Sport Rehabilitation and Sport Science staff teams in Bolton One to gain an insight on the rapid developments emerging from the Sport staff and students at Bolton. Article soon to be published....more to follow.
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Ads crosses Scotland in a canoe!
Over this weekend, Sport Rehabilitation staff member Adam Naylor joined five others from Parkin Fabrics www.parkinfabrics.co.uk based in Oldham in a battle against the elements in canoeing the Great Glen Trail across Scotland from Fort William in the west to Inverness in the East. This was all in aid of the Calvert Trust, a charity in the Lake District who set up outdoor activities for disabled adults and children....for whom we raided over £2000, so all for a good cause! Feel free to donate to the cause at http://www.justgiving.com/parkinfabrics2013 Paddling the Caledonian canal, crossing Loch Lochy and battling the 6 foot swells on Loch Ness, we completed the 60 mile trip in 2 days and 2 hours, carrying all our food and camping equipment. All good fun! Well done to all!
Sunday, 12 May 2013
Charity cycle ride support
The Sanctuary of Healing based in Blackburn have held their annual charity cycle ride in the Lancashire hills today. Andy Schofield and year 1 Sport Rehabilitation student Lurdes Corlett provided the post event massage to ease the aches and pains from the gruelling hilly circuit.
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Oldham Athletic FC end of season testing
Lee Johnson and Jon Guy from Oldham Athletic FC brought their first team squad to the Athlete Development Centre in Bolton One for their end of season testing covering VO2 max and body composition measures. We look forward to having them back in the pre-season to help set their focus for the season ahead.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Bury FC end of season testing
Tom Walsh and Ben Futcher of Bury FC brought their first team squad to the Athlete Development Centre in Bolton One to have several physiological markers tested before their off season period. Then later in June we will see them again for the start of pre-season where we can re-test and the staff can set their training schedules for the early season.
Sunday, 21 April 2013
Bolton 10k race
Today was the annual Bolton 10k race, with our sport rehabilitation students providing the sports massage both pre and post race, all donations going to cancer research UK. Even staff and students got involved in the race and all putting in impressive performances!
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