Andy Galbraith attained his first degree in Sports Rehabilitation and Sports Science at St Mary's University in 2002. He then completed an MSc in Sport and Exercise Science at Roehampton University. Andy's PhD, which he completed at the University of Kent, investigated the physiology of endurance running performance.
Andy joined the University of East London in August 2015, having previously worked the University of Kent from 2005-2015. His main research interests are in endurance performance, primarily focusing on Critical Speed and the use of the distance-time relationship in endurance training and performance. Andy is a keen runner and provides physiological support to a range of athletes, predominately endurance runners, from a recreational level to international standard.
Experience
2015–present
Senior Lecturer, University of East London
2005–2015
Senior Technician & Lecturer, University of Kent
Education
2015
University of Kent, PhD
2009
Roehampton University, MSc Sport & Exercise Science
2002
St Marys University, BSc Sports Rehabilitation with Sports Science
Publications
2015
Modeling Intermittent Running from a Single-visit Field Test, International Journal of Sports Medicine
2014
A Single-Visit Field Test of Critical Speed, International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance
2014
A 1-Year Study of Endurance Runners: Training, Laboratory Tests, and Field Tests, International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance
2011
A Novel Field Test to Determine Critical Speed, Journal of Sports Medicine & Doping Studies
2009
Effect of the Rotor crank system on cycling performance, Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
2009
Familiarisation and reliability of sprint test indices during laboratory and field assessment, Journal of Sports Science and Medicine