SELECTED RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

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(Note: I previously published under my maiden surname, Crewe)

FAST BOWLING MECHANICS AND LUMBAR INJURY

A series of studies that assessed lumbar radiological abnormalities in adolescent fast bowlers, developed and implemented an inverse dynamics model to quantify lumbar load during fast bowling, and investigated physical and biomechanical risk factors for low back injury.

LUMBAR LOAD IN ADOLESCENT FAST BOWLERS: A PROSPECTIVE INJURY STUDY

Bayne, H., Elliott, B., Campbell, A., Alderson, J. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2016; 19: 117-22.

LUMBO-PELVIC BIOMECHANICS AND QUADRATUS LUMBORUM ASYMMETRY IN CRICKET FAST BOWLERS

Crewe, H., Campbell, A., Elliott, B., Alderson, J. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise, 2013; 45(4): 778-83

LUMBO-PELVIC LOADING DURING FAST BOWLING IN ADOLESCENT CRICKETERS: THE INFLUENCE OF BOWLING SPEED AND TECHNIQUE.

Crewe, H., Campbell, A., Elliott, B., Alderson, J. Journal of Sports Sciences, 2013; 31(10): 1082-90

KINETIC SENSITIVITY OF A NEW LUMBO-PELVIC MODEL TO VARIATION IN SEGMENT PARAMETER INPUT.

Crewe, H., Campbell, A., Elliott, B., Alderson, J. Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 2013; 29(3): 354-9.

THE LUMBAR SPINE OF THE YOUNG CRICKET FAST BOWLER: AN MRI STUDY.

Crewe, H., Elliott, B., Couanis, G., Campbell, A., Alderson, J. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2012; 15(3): 190-194

SPRINT ACCELERATION PERFORMANCE

The integration of research and applied biomechanics work with sprinters and team sport athletes, using field-based methods of force-velocity-power analysis and inertial sensor-derived kinematic measures.

WEARABLE RESISTANCE SPRINT RUNNING IS SUPERIOR TO TRAINING WITH NO LOAD FOR RETAINING PERFORMANCE IN PRE-SEASON TRAINING FOR RUGBY ATHLETES.

Feser., E., Bayne, H., Loubser, I., Bezodis, N., Cronin, J. European Journal of Sport Science, 2020. Doi: 10.1080/17461391.2020.1802516