23rd June 2023
Launching the future of Spinal Cord Injury exercise guidelines
Persons with Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) experience numerous barriers to engage in regular physical activity. As…
12th June 2023
Sport can help to reduce youth offending but the evidence…
Football and other sports are often used as a sport-based intervention – a tool for promoting…
7th June 2023
Does exercise affect how our brains respond to food cues?
A single bout of exercise increased reactivity to food cues in parts of the brain associated…
17th May 2023
Helping science come to life at the Summer Science Exhibition…
Researchers from Loughborough University and Nottingham University, as well as health professionals from the Nottingham University…
12th May 2023
The 3Rs of encouraging children’s healthy eating
In this episode of the “Experts in Sport” podcast, host Martin Foster sits down with Senior…
4th May 2023
Loughborough lecturer shares three tips to encourage children to eat…
As part of the University’s Children and Young People campaign, Dr Clare Holley, a Loughborough Senior…
18th April 2023
The importance of sport for children with disabilities – and…
One of the reasons children with disabilities are less active than their non-disabled peers is a…
4th April 2023
Social class and early life sport experiences can enhance university…
New research has found that young people who have more experience of organised sport during childhood…
30th March 2023
Overcoming fussy eating
As part of Loughborough University’s Children and Young People campaign, two researchers share their expertise and knowledge…
28th March 2023
Unhealthy exercise attitudes and behaviours in young people linked to…
Young people’s exercise attitudes and habits are influenced by parents, peers and fitness tracker goals as…