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Colin Robertson

11PUBLICATIONS
22CO-AUTHORS
Exercise physiologyBiomechanicsTeacher and student wellbeing
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|Apr 28, 2025
Investigating effects of moderate hyperthermia at two phases of the circadian cycle for core temperature (heat gain and peak), on quadriceps maximal voluntary contraction force.

Ben J Edwards, Kevin P Gibbins, Chris J Morgan

|May 09, 2024
Circadian variation in muscle force output in males using isokinetic, isometric dynamometry: can we observe this in multi-joint movements using the muscleLab force-velocity encoder and are they similar in peak and magnitude?

Colin M Robertson, Samuel A Pullinger, William R Robinson

|Apr 24, 2023
Effects of treatment dosage of whole-body cryotherapy upon post-match recovery of endocrine and biochemical markers in elite rugby league players: An experimental study.

Adam S Naylor, Ben J Edwards, Colin M Robertson

|Jan 30, 2023
Are rugby league players involved in more tackles than normal, prior to an injury sustained during a tackle event?

Mike Hopkinson, Gareth Nicholson, Gordon Rennie

|Jan 25, 2022
The sensitivity of countermovement jump, creatine kinase and urine osmolality to 90-min of competitive match-play in elite English Championship football players 48-h post-match.

Catherine E Beattie, Jack T Fahey, Samuel A Pullinger

|Jun 16, 2021
Coaches, parents, or peers: Who has the greatest influence on sports participants' life skills development?

Gareth J Mossman, Colin Robertson, Brian Williamson

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