| Title |
Year Commenced |
Organisation name |
| Athlete and sports health professional perspectives of ultra-processed sports foods
(1) To determine athletes' use of and attitudes toward ultra-processed sports foods
(2) To determine sports health professionals' attitudes toward and recommendations regarding ultra-processed sports foods
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2021 |
La Trobe University |
| The future of sport volunteering
The sport ecosystem is diverse with organisations from national, state and club sport and across all levels of government all with vested interests in sport volunteering. Together they drive greater participation, awareness and capability in sport. To consider this position,...
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2021 |
Australian Sports Commission |
| Elevating Coach Education: A Methodological Knowledge Translation Process for Addressing Low Energy Availability and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport
Endurance athletes such as swimmers are at high risk of low energy availability and the serious consequences of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport. Swim coaches are key stakeholders who can moderate these risks, however little research has been undertaken to...
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2021 |
Griffith University/ Swimming Australia |
| Sleep and Mental Health in Current and Former Athletes
This project is focused on investigating the prevalence and severity of sleep and mental health problems in current and former athletes. The project involves three studies: 1) large-scale survey screening for sleep and mental health issues in current and former...
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2021 |
Flinders University |
| Concussion and Brain Health Project
We are recruiting retired elite, NON-contact/collision sport athletes with NO history of concussions for a large brain health study. This is a world-leading study that has the potential to have a huge impact on future generations. This study is aiming...
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2021 |
Australian Institute of Sport |
| Individual variability of non-linear VO₂ responses during incremental exercise: Insight from VO₂ max, Electromyography, and VO₂ kinetics.
The classic research of Hill and Lupton (1923) revealed a linear increase in the steady and non-steady state rate of whole-body oxygen consumption (wbVO₂) while running on a grass track at exercise intensities ranging from low to exhausting. Since this...
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2021 |
Queensland University of Technology |
| More than a game. What do children and young people think about sport?
This report focuses on children and young people’s perceptions and experiences of organised sport in South Australia. Based on over 1,500 responses to an online survey in 2021, it complements the Commissioner's wider engagement with South Australian children and young...
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2021 |
Commissioner for Children and Young People, South Australia |
| Exercise epigenetics - supporting the respiratory health of elite Australian athletes
High-level training by elite athletes can impose substantial stresses on the immune system, increasing the risk of common respiratory illness, and impact negatively on training and competition performance. The AIS/ASC with its research partners the University of Canberra (UC), and...
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2021 |
University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise |
| Community Perceptions Monitor 2021
The Community Perceptions Monitor (CPM) is a monthly online survey of the general community about sport and physical activity in Australia. The CPM was first conducted in July 2019 (baseline research) and has since been conducted on a monthly basis...
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2021 |
Australian Sports Commission |
| What drives quality physical education?
To determine the effects of learning interventions aimed at optimising the quality of physical education (PE) on psychomotor, cognitive, affective and social learning outcomes in children and adolescents.
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2021 |
Macquarie University |
