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Associate Professor, Exercise Science @griffith_uni

Gold Coast, Queensland
Joined November 2012
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Matt Bourne
4 years
Latest PhD paper from @TylerCollings3 showing pre-season field-based measures of lower limb strength and biomechanics are associated with future non-contact #ACL injury in n=322 elite female footballers. @aflwomens @WLeague @VALDPerformance @Griffith_Uni https://t.co/8Ief70oeKe
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Matt Bourne
5 months
I'm on Instagram as @bournetoperform. Install the app to follow photos and videos related to our group’s research.
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@ActivateGlutes
the strength report
7 months
Why 'functional training' is still ill-defined. Look up the history of the word 'upmost'. In 1979 this wasn't a word. It has become one (it gets a gig in most dictionaries) because muppets, who never read, mis-heard utmost and started their own word. 1/n
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@TonyBlazevich
Anthony Blazevich
8 months
Seen the new research in Nat Med showing environmental factors explain more variation in mortality risk than genetics (<2%)? Here’s an easy-to-read summary to share with patients, friends, and clients who need motivation to make lifestyle changes:
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Your lifestyle and environment are more important to your health than your genes - so you can take control of your health
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@ActivateGlutes
the strength report
8 months
Lots of advice to leave collars off when benching. It's ok with light weights, mostly ok with metal plates, especially thin ones but sometimes the BB falls across the face or neck when you fail. Sometimes the plates don't fall off...
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@PhysioNetwork
Physio Network
9 months
🦡 Can targeting specific muscles really help prevent ACL tears? πŸ€” While promising, it's no perfect solutionβ€”ACL injury prevention is complex! 🍿 Learn ACL injury risk and prevention in our new Masterclass with Dr. @MBourne5 and @TylerCollings3 πŸ”— https://t.co/E7XWgMINdh
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Physio Network
10 months
πŸ›‘ The best way to prevent these adaptations is to prevent an ACL tear in the first place! 🍿 Learn ACL injury risk and prevention in our new Masterclass with Dr. @MBourne5 and @TylerCollings3 πŸ’₯ Watch it now with a 7-day FREE trial: πŸ”— https://t.co/4aWIc4NY6E
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Physio Network
10 months
πŸ’₯ @MBourne5 and @TylerCollings3 team up to teach you all about ACL injury risk and prevention in their Mastering ACL Injury: From Incidence to Injury Prevention Masterclass. πŸ“šβš’οΈ Level up your ACL injury prevention game with a 7-day FREE trial: πŸ”— https://t.co/4aWIc4NY6E
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Physio Network
10 months
πŸ’‘ @MBourne5 and @TylerCollings3 Teach: Mastering ACL Injury: From Incidence to Injury Prevention ⁠⁠ ⏳ Coming soon to Masterclass!⁠ ⁠ 🀩 Did you know that we have 67+ Masterclasses in our library?⁠ ⁠⁠ πŸš€ Try Masterclass for FREE for 7 days: πŸ”— https://t.co/b4CNAnhThN
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Physio Network
10 months
πŸ“ˆ It's time to level up your game when it comes to hamstring strain rehab! πŸ’₯ Learn more in our 2-hour Masterclass on Hamstring Strain Injury with @MBourne5 πŸ’― Ready to get started? You can begin watch now with a 7-day FREE trial! ⁠ πŸ”— https://t.co/5ktEf7LPqS
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@ActivateGlutes
the strength report
11 months
We move in 'loops' & the loops aren't quite so easily understood (but they are also less misleading). The loop below is the sort of thing (very rough) that we get with a vertical jump. As you know, the loop involves a SSC which potentiates the concentric forces. But... 1/n
@ActivateGlutes
the strength report
11 months
@lahti_johan Hi Johan. Respectfully, I think the big issue is why do we think about this curve at all. We don't move along this curve (it should be depicted as non-continuous. eg a series of dots) and 2 often ppl ignore the fact that this is an artefact of isokinetic dynamometry. 1/n
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Eric Feigl-Ding
1 year
Holding back tears: β€œIt was a terrible night for women, for children, for the hundreds of thousands of hard working immigrants who make this country great, for health care, for our climate, for science, for journalism, for justice, for free speech, for poor people, for the middle
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Tyler Collings
1 year
New research on OpenCap validity and reliability compared to optical motion capture from @YuriLimaPT In this study, we focused on tasks relevant to injury & performance testing. Findings in the thread ⬇️ Full article link: https://t.co/B3n31HOtSc #markerless #mocap
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OpenCap is a web-based markerless motion capture platform that estimates 3D kinematics from videos recorded from at least two iOS devices. This study aimed to determine the concurrent validity and ...
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@AlmquistNicki
Nicki Win(gate)field Almquist
1 year
Fiber-type distribution is pre-determined and cannot be changed! That postulate sparked my interest in human physiology back in 2008. How could this be true if everything else in the body is so plastic and ever-changing? We, therefore, also assessed this in 111 training studies.
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Matt Bourne
1 year
Multiscale hamstring muscle adaptations following 9 weeks of eccentric training. Awesome work by Andrews et al. https://t.co/oWAkxD5k3z
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Matt Bourne
1 year
Great stuff from @YuriLimaPT
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Yuri Lima
1 year
Our work on the validity and reliability of the OpenCap markerless system during tasks relevant to ACL injury is now published! https://t.co/sbuoK5F59T
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Matt Bourne
1 year
Ranking gluteal exercises based on EMG amplitudes provides very different interpretation than rankings based on muscle forces! Excellent talk from @TylerCollings3.
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Matt Bourne
7 years
Nice visualisation of the hamstrings thanks to @messerd008. Note the variability in CSA of each muscle belly down the thigh. Perhaps why surface EMG of medial and lateral compartments gives such variable results?
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@jem_arnold
Jem Arnold
1 year
Modelled changes in VO2max over time with different training interventions. Log-linear response Haven't fully digested this entire behemoth meta yet (aggregating 353 studies & ~6000 participants!), but this might be my new favourite figure πŸ‘
@AlmquistNicki
Nicki Win(gate)field Almquist
1 year
What are the most important factors for improving mitochondrial content, capillarisation, and VO2max? That is the key question in our meta-regression including 425 training intervention studies and 5650 participants examining the effects of exercise training 🧡
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Matt Bourne
1 year
Legend
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Kent Koalas
1 year
My mother-in-law was just out walking her dog and sent me this… love the idea of the old boy wandering round the park showing his coffee pals what he got up to at the weekend like he is showing photos of his grandkids #AFLGrandFinal #AFL #BrisbaneLions
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Matt Bourne
1 year
Contrary to popular belief, hip- and knee-based hamstring exercises do not preferentially develop the proximal or distal regions of the hamstrings! Well done @StephLaz_
@StephLaz_
Steph Lazarczuk πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦
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🚨New open access publication alert!🚨 Hamstring Muscle-Tendon Geometric Adaptations to Resistance Training Using the Hip Extension and Nordic Hamstring Exercises Article available here: https://t.co/KjjxPtCYF0 A short summary 🧡 below πŸ‘‡πŸ»
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