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Sport and performance cultures

Our sport and performance cultures theme builds upon much of the great work that is being completed in this area, while also providing an important platform for future research and consultancy opportunities

Sport England Secondary Teacher Training programme

SHP and colleagues in SIRG are evaluating Sport England's investment of £13.5m to improve student's experience of PE, school sport and physical activity

Neurological conditions - multiple sclerosis

Improving health outcomes for people with multiple sclerosis through exercise

Musculoskeletal health

We conduct research and consultancy projects around strength and resistance training, working with participants across the lifespan - from elite sports performers to frail older adults

Cardiovascular disease

Discover ground-breaking research into cardiovascular disease, conducted by SHU’s Physical Activity, Wellbeing and Public Health Research Group

SHU Wellness

Improving staff health and wellbeing at SHU through a theoretically underpinned staff wellbeing programme

NEWDAY-ABC

Discover our weight management intervention for estrogen positive breast cancer survivors, from SHU’s Physical Activity, Wellbeing and Public Health Research Group

AstraZeneca – OSPREY CR

Discover how SHU’s Physical Activity, Wellbeing and Public Health Research Group optimises prevention and quality of life following cardiac rehabilitation

Innovate UK business basics and SME productivity

Workplace wellbeing intervention to support productivity in small manufacturing businesses, investigating the feasibility of 1-hour and 30-minute lifestyle behaviour change interventions designed to improve employee health and productivity

GM Moving impact and process evaluation

Discover GM Moving, a system-wide collaborative approach to building active communities - from SHU’s Physical Activity, Wellbeing and Public Health Research Group

 

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