Daniel J Glassbrook

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Recombinant Human

Resistance Training

Top Venues

European journal of sport science

Journal of sports sciences

Sports medicine - open

Military medicine

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Publications

Daniel J Glassbrook, Chris A Dorman, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle, Jarrod A Wade, Joel Thomas Fuller
A kinetic analysis of four high velocity, horizontally focused step-up variations for acceleration training. European journal of sport science 24 (8) (2024)
Daniel J Glassbrook, Chris A Dorman, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle, Jarrod A Wade, Joel Thomas Fuller
A kinetic analysis of four high velocity, horizontally focused step-up variations for acceleration training. European journal of sport science (2024)
Daniel J Glassbrook, Chris A Dorman, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle, Jarrod A Wade, Joel Thomas Fuller
A kinetic analysis of four high velocity, horizontally focused step-up variations for acceleration training. European journal of sport science 24 (8) (2024)
Daniel J Glassbrook, Chris A Dorman, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle, Jarrod A Wade, Joel Thomas Fuller
A kinetic analysis of four high velocity, horizontally focused step-up variations for acceleration training. European journal of sport science 24 (8) (2024)
Daniel J Glassbrook, Joel Thomas Fuller, Jacqueline A Alderson, Jodie Anne Wills, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle
Changes in acceleration load as measured by inertial measurement units manifest in the upper body after an extended running task. Journal of sports sciences 40 (13) (2022)
Jodie Anne Wills, David John Saxby, Daniel J Glassbrook, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle
Sex-Specific Physical Performance Adaptive Responses Are Elicited After 10 Weeks of Load Carriage Conditioning. Military medicine (2021)
Daniel J Glassbrook, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle, Jacqueline A Alderson, Joel Thomas Fuller
The Demands of Professional Rugby League Match-Play: a Meta-analysis. Sports medicine - open 5 (1) (2019)
Daniel J Glassbrook, Joel Thomas Fuller, Jacqueline A Alderson, Tim Leo Atherton Doyle
Foot accelerations are larger than tibia accelerations during sprinting when measured with inertial measurement units. Journal of sports sciences 38 (3) (2019)