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JOSEPH SHAW

BSc | MSc | PhD

About Me Research

Hi. I'm Joe.

I've been working in elite sport for almost 10 years, answering high performance questions, and developing data driven solutions to performance problems. Along the way I've earned bachelors and masters degrees from Loughborough University, a PhD from St Mary's University, Twickenham, and worked with some of the best practitioners in the world.

Performance

Research

Data Science

Research

  • All
  • Ballet
  • Sport
  • Other

Adding confidence to our injury burden estimates: is bootstrapping the solution?

BJSM

Jumping demands during classical ballet class

SJMSS

The art of load management: optimising training to mitigate injury risk in professional ballet

BJSM

The Development and Validation of an Open-Source Accelerometery Algorithm for Measuring Jump Height and Frequency in Ballet

JSS

Data at the Ballet

Significance

Reliability of Ankle Mechanics During Jump Landings in Turned-Out and Parallel Foot Positions in Professional Ballet Dancers

J. Biomech

Epidemiological Characteristics of Foot and Ankle Injuries in 2 Professional Ballet Companies: A 3-Season Cohort Study of 588 Medical Attention Injuries and 255 Time-Loss Injuries

Orthop J Sports Med.

The Relationship of Lower-Body, Multijoint, Isometric and Dynamic Neuromuscular Assessment Variables With Snatch, and Clean and Jerk Performance in Competitive Weightlifters: A Meta-Analysis

Strength and Conditioning Journal

Reliability, variability, and minimal detectable change of bilateral and unilateral lower extremity isometric force tests

JSES

Rehearsal and Performance Volume in Professional Ballet: A Five-Season Cohort Study

JDMS

The activity demands and physiological responses observed in professional ballet: A systematic review

JSES

Dance Exposure, Individual Characteristics, and Injury Risk over Five Seasons in a Professional Ballet Company

MSSE

Injury epidemiology in professional ballet: a five-season prospective study of 1596 medical attention injuries and 543 time-loss injuries

BJSM

Jumping in Ballet: A Systematic Review of Kinetic and Kinematic Parameters

Med Probl Perform Art

The Validity of the Session Rating of Perceived Exertion Method for Measuring Internal Training Load in Professional Classical Ballet Dancers

Frontiers in Physiology

Data Visualisation

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