Liam Johnson
@liamgjohnson
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Researcher: Motor Control, Exercise Rehabilitation, Physical Activity Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury. Passionate about sport, books, my family and black lab
Ballarat, Victoria
Joined October 2010
RT @SarahKAshcroft: 📣 My final PhD study has just been published!.@liamgjohnson @SuzanneKuys @A_ThompsonButel . In a ‘healthy adult’ cohort….
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RT @memorylab1: Eight weeks of intense cardiovascular training do not increase brain derived neurotrophic factor levels in patients with s….
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RT @VJNeurology: This morning, @AmyBrodtmann presented findings from the PISCES-ZODIAC trial at #ESOC2025. Watch our exclusive interview w….
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RT @Sandy_REACHLab: 📣 New publication alert from the HIT Stroke team w/ P Boyne, D Reisman! Training parameters and adaptations that mediat….
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RT @CJCJournals: 🔎 Study reveals a significant sex difference in achieving maximal oxygen uptake (˙VO2max) in CAD patients—89.7% of males v….
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RT @kevinmoncion: A new preprint from our group demonstrates that self-reported physical activity may accurately identify individuals with….
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RT @msk_health: A new study led by Dr @AbbySHaynes delves into the experiences of people with moderate-to-severe traumatic brain injury, hi….
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RT @SarahKAshcroft: Really excited to publish the words of people with stroke and health professionals in Australia . TL;DR:.• People want….
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RT @MacstrokeCan: ✨ICYMI ✨ New Australian Physical Activity Clinical Practice Guidelines for people with moderate-severe TBI led by @Leanne….
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The @JPhysiother recently published an invited appraisal of our Australian Physical Activity Clinical Practice Guideline for people with moderate to severe TBI. Many thanks to @MacstrokeCan for the fair and insightful commentary @Leanne_Hassett
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RT @ACRMtweets: Now in Press in Archives: Psychosocial Responses to a Cardiovascular Exercise Randomized Controlled Trial: Does Intensity M….
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Another paper from @SarahKAshcroft PhD which has important implications for prescribing HIIT after stroke. High Intensity Interval Training POst-STroke (HIIT-POST): Perspectives of People Living With Stroke and Health Professionals
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Very pleased to share this tremendous qualitative piece describing the 'The long road back to physical activity' experienced by people with moderate-to-severe TBI. This work was led brilliantly by Abby Haynes @msk_health @Sydney_Uni .
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RT @memorylab1: Is HIIT more enjoyable and motivating than MICT for individuals Post-Stroke? Check our hot off the press new paper by @Lynd….
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RT @MacstrokeCan: 📢📢 Calling our #PT colleagues working in #stroke #rehab! .We’d love your input on our new toolkit for implementing #aerob….
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RT @memorylab1: We just got a @CIHR_IRSC Project Grant to conduct a RCT to study if exercise can prevent cognitive decline and reduce deme….
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RT @GavinWPhysio: Excited to announce our new Spasticity Assessment App. Please distribute via your networks.
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RT @ASPActivity: What is the role of #physicalactivity, particularly Cardiorespiratory fitness in preserving cognitive function in late adu….
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RT @JNPT: Minimal Clinically Important Difference of the 6-Minute Walk Test in People With Stroke
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Nice work @PazitLevinger As we chatted about last week, this is consistent with my experiences with my kids at the @cityofballarat fitness/exercise equipment.
Children are the largest group visiting local parks and are likely to use all areas, including fitness/exercise equipment intended for adults and older adults. See data in image. Source #children #play #exercise #parks
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