Got a chance to update my university profile webpage ( https://t.co/uq3V2kebJc) so I picked 12 of my papers over my career showing my work along ankle sprain mechanism and prevention. For those who are interested, here you go… (thread)

Excited to share our new paper in Bone & Joint Research @BoneJointRes. Deeply grateful to all authors @JitMangwani, Feng Wei, Qipeng Song, Samuel Ling @drsling, Daniel Fong @dtpfong, Simin Li. 👉Link: https://t.co/1KZmMRGSjf

The 44th @ISBSOFFICIAL Conference will be held at Loughborough University, 27-31 July 2026. • inspiring keynote lectures • applied sessions with leading practitioners • week-long social programme • abstracts published in @sportsbiomechj See isbs2026[dot]com for details.

Prof Mark King holding up the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports flag after the handover ceremony last night. ISBS 2026 will hosted in #Loughborough July 27th-31st 2026. https://t.co/3VMxTO8oAA

𝐈𝐒𝐁𝐒 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 - 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐧𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫! (27th-31st July 2026, Loughborough, UK) Keep an eye out for details being released over the coming weeks and months during the build-up to the 2025 conference in Qatar. @ISBSOFFICIAL @isbs_conference @lborosportsbiom

Further more, I am delighted to meet my old friend, Dr Yosuke Shima, who has coauthored with me in our first ankle sprain biomechanics case report published in AJSM in 2009 ( https://t.co/pQU5sajtzi). He is now a team doctor of the J-League in Japan. We haven’t met for 15+ years!

Presented my work/ideas on using sports biomechanics for ankle sprain prehabilitation in football, in #AFCMedicalConference2025 in Kuala Lumpur organised by @theafcdotcom. Come to @LboroSSEHS next year for @ISBSOFFICIAL meeting to know more about what sports biomechanics can do!

A look back at Day Two of #AFCMedicalConference2025 as expert insights and meaningful discussions took centre stage! 💬

We’re proud to announce we’ve been crowned best in the world for sports-related subjects for the 9th year running by @TopUnis! ⭐️💜 Find out more: https://t.co/u2OStK3vgZ

Toe-out landing reduces anterior talofibular ligament strain while maintains calcaneofibular ligament strain in people with chronic ankle instability https://t.co/CLDsZNFkv8

We have a lot of accepted papers so we are speeding up. In the past 11 years, we published 10 in each issue. In the latest volume, we published 40 each in issue 10 and 11, and 100 in issue 12. We hope to work towards immediate publication with article number. @sportsbiomechj

Will be very sorry to miss this year. get your ticket #ISOK25 ⁦@footballmed⁩ ⁦@IsokineticMed⁩

We welcome 2 new Associate Editors Rodrigo Rico Bini and @FaranaRoman, & 10 new Editorial Board Members @SimonAugustus04, @NickBusuttil3, Roy Cheung, @HoonKimATC, Silvio Lorenzetti, @biomechstu, @jorgestrela, Yu Song, @yunqi_tang, @jasper_verheul for 2025-2027! @sportsbiomechj

A few days left - please make an application if you are interested to serve as Associate Editors or Editorial Board Member of the Sports Biomechanics Journal @sportsbiomechj

We know we have a lot of accepted articles published online but not yet assigned to an issue so we are speeding up. The latest issue is now 4 times thicker than usual! @sportsbiomechj

Happy being listed top 1.5% most cited researchers in Orthopedics category by Elsevier for the 3rd consecutive year. Full details: https://t.co/MPzkSYdFCb

Different strategies for landing from different heights among people with chronic ankle instability

The Sports Biomechanics Journal @sportsbiomechj is recruiting Associate Editors, and Editorial Board Members for the term 2025-2027. Please apply by 31 Oct 2024 via this link:

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And this is our Loughborough @LboroSSEHS team of academics, alumni, current and future students! 6 more were not in the photo so we totally had 25 people!