| Title |
Year Commenced |
Organisation name |
| Surfing Economics: understanding the value of surfing to Australian economy and society
Surfing is among the top-five nature-based activities in Australia, and the second most practiced water-based sport, only after swimming. Current participation is 3.3% of the adult population, up from 2.1% in 2018. Surfing has been found to attract faster economic...
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2023 |
Australian National University |
| A qualitative thematic analysis of elite athletes’ experience of persisting symptoms in chronic low back pain
This qualitative study aims to describe the lived experience of elite Australian athletes who develop persisting LBP symptoms (> three months).
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2023 |
LaTrobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre (LASEM) |
| Understanding parental psychological abuse in youth sport
The aim of this project is to understand the perceptions and psychosocial impact of parental psychological abuse in youth sport and identify the thematic construction, maintenance, and perpetuation of psychological abuse in youth sport. This project will specifically extend my...
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2023 |
Flinders University |
| Framework for the national sports injury data collection asset
A foundation for data development includes a framework to recommend best practice to collect useful data and help navigate data collection and use processes. The framework will provide a uniform reference for best practices for data collection, governance, consent, privacy,...
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2023 |
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare |
| Engaging Outsiders in Sport: Co-Creating Inclusive Legacies for the 2032 Games
This project aims to address inequities in sport participation for girls, women and non-binary people in Queensland. With planning underway for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games, this project aims to influence and guide equitable and inclusive sport participation...
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2023 |
Griffith University |
| Analysis of training load for junior endurance cyclists
This project will gather training data from junior endurance cyclists. The data will be analysed to ascertain periodised training volume and intensity; and compared with results in national competition to identify training characteristics of successful junior endurance cyclists.
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2023 |
University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise |
| The Value of You Can Be What You Can See Report
To quantify the opportunity of investing into the visibility of women’s elite sport, the Victorian Government’s Office for Women in Sport and Recreation (OWSR) commissioned a study delivered by Gemba in 2023. This analysis forms part of the Change Our...
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2023 |
Office for Women in Sport and Recreation |
| Shaping attitudes: Exposure to women coaches and officials influences children and parent perceptions
The aims of this project were to investigate: 1. Existing attitudes: towards women as coaches and officials 2. Factors influencing attitudes: towards women as coaches and officials 3. Differences in attitudes: towards women as coaches and officials between children and...
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2023 |
Victoria University |
| An Ecological Analysis of Return to Sport Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury (ACL) of the Knee
The purpose of this research is help identify key risk predictors for poor outcomes following ACL injury of the knee. These outcomes are defined as an inability to return to the participant’s pre-injury level of activity, and/or further injury to...
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2023 |
Pitch Ready |
| Performance, profiling and tapering in elite female swimmers
Research will address the interpretability and practical application of sports science support particularly automated analyses of training load data. The project would be cross-disciplinary in nature including the areas of sports performance, physiology, performance analysis, coaching science, athlete health, and...
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2023 |
University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise |
