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Staff Profiles
Dr David James
Associate Dean (Research)
Email: djames@glos.ac.uk
Academic Profile David joined the University in 1997, having previously been at the University of Brighton. David currently leads research development in the Faculty and is a member of the Faculty Executive. David has been a member of the Faculty Executive for a number of years, having previously been appointed to the post of Head of Department of Sport and Exercise. David has led several large-scale curriculum developments at undergraduate and postgraduate level, and overseen the move of provision in the sport and exercise area to a new £25 million purpose-built Campus in Gloucester. David has a particular interest in physical activity and public health, and has undertaken consultancy, contract and research in this area over several years. Contracts with primary care have provided a basis for several research publications. David also has an interest in experimental work in sport and exercise, particularly in exercise physiology. David has published extensively in this area and has supervised a large number of research students to successful completion. Whilst David was an undergraduate student, he competed internationally in an Olympic sport, and later went on to manage a national junior team. David has also provided exercise physiology support, including support for a team prior to the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta. David is accredited for Research with the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences.
Qualifications
- BSc (Hons) - Sport Science
- PGCert — Research Methods
- PGCert — Higher Education
- PhD — Exercise Physiology
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Accreditation:
- Physiology Research (BASES)
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Membership of professional bodies:
- Higher Education Academy (HEA)
- British Association of Sport & Exercise Sciences (BASES)
- European College of Sport Sciences (E.C.S.S.)
Research
Research interests:
- Physical Activity Interventions in Public Health - Example
- Human Exercise Physiology - Example
- Cardiovascular & Respiratory Physiology - Example
- Acute Responses following a Single Exercise Bout - Example
- Aerobic Responses during High Intensity Exercise - Example
- Assessment of Human Power Output - Example
- Overtraining Syndrome & Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - Example
Research Degree Completions:
MSc by research (October 2008) Electromyographic analysis of muscle recruitment patterns during the Nordic Hamstring Exercise
MSc by research (May 2008) Heart Rate Variability: effect of exercise intensity on post-exercise response
PhD (April 2008) An investigation into the perception and measurement of success in the Healthwise exercise referral scheme
MSc by research (February 2008) Aerobic fitness as a determinant of the VO2 response to constant intensity, short duration, exhaustive exercise
MSc by research (July 2007) Torque ratio of hamstrings and quadriceps: influence of fatiguing exercise
MPhil (February 2007) A holistic evaluation of Somerset's physical activity referral scheme (Sheffield Hallam University)
PhD (June 2006) An investigation into socio-economic influences and area of residence in relation to referral, attendance and adherence in a county-wide physical activity referral scheme (Sheffield Hallam University)
MSc (May 2006) Oxygen uptake plateau and peak oxygen uptake for continuous versus discontinuous progressive treadmill tests
MSc (February 2005) A comparison of the oxygen uptake response between self-paced and square-wave exhaustive cycling
PhD (December 2003) Oxygen uptake during middle-distance running MSc by research (June 2003) The effect of starting protocol on peak power output during friction-loaded cycle ergometry
MPhil (June 2001) Overtraining in athletes: a multicontextual assessment
Research Degrees in Progress:
MSc by Research due to complete in January 2010 A mixed-methods evaluation of the Gloucestershire ArtLift initiative Research Student Profiles
PhD due to complete in August 2010 Sex differences in the functional hamstring to quadriceps ratio and neuromuscular performance Research Student Profiles
PhD due to complete in August 2010 Sport and physical activity participation and sedentarism: factors associated with the completion of compulsory education Research Student Profiles
PhD due to complete in October 2010 Development of specific anthropometric regression equations to estimate body composition of professional football players Research Student Profiles
PhD due to complete in October 2011 Acute cardiovascular responses following exercise: influence of exercise bout characteristics Research Student Profiles
PhD due to complete in January 2012 A mixed-methods evaluation of the SportsLeaders initiative Research Student Profiles PhD due to complete in January 2012 A mixed-methods evaluation of the Tewkesbury Healthy Town initiative Research Student Profiles
PhD due to complete in August 2012 Reduction of risk factors for type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in response to different modes and intensities of exercise Research Student Profiles
Publications
Books:
Williams, C. and James, D.V.B. and Wilson, C. (2008) Mathematics and Science for Exercise and Sport. London: Routledge More Info
Williams, C. and James, D.V.B. (2000) Science for Exercise and Sport. London: Routledge More Info
Chapters:
James, D.V.B., Sandals, L.E., Wood, D.M. Jones, A.M. (2006) Pulmonary Gas Exchange. E.M. Winter, A.M. Jones, R.C.R. Davison, P.D. Bromley, T. Mercer (Eds). Sport & Exercise Physiology Testing Guidelines: The British Association of Sport & Exercise Sciences Guide. London: Routledge More Info
Whyte, G.P. and James, D.V.B. (2006) Modern Pentathlon. E.M. Winter, A.M. Jones, R.C.R. Davison, P.D. Bromley, T. Mercer (Eds). Sport & Exercise Physiology Testing Guidelines: The British Association of Sport & Exercise Sciences Guide. London: Routledge Read Abstract
Academic Refereed Journals:
James, D.V.B., Reynolds, L.H., Maldonado-Martin, S. (2010) Influence of the duration of a treadmill walking bout on heart rate variability at rest in physically active women. J Physical Activity & Health 7 (1): 95-101 Read Article
Sauret, J., De Ste Croix, M.B.A., Deighan, M.A., James, D., Iga, J. (2009) Reproducibility of an isokinetic eccentric muscle endurance task. European Journal of Sports Science 9 (05): 311-319 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B., Mills, H., Crone, D., Johnston, L.H., Morris, C., Gidlow, C. (2009) Factors associated with physical activity referral completion and health outcomes J Sports Sci 27 (10): 1007-1017 Read Abstract
Crone, D., Johnston, L.H., Gidlow, C., Henley, C., James, D.V.B. (2008) Uptake and Participation in Physical Activity Referral Schemes in the UK: An Investigation of Patients Referred with Mental Health Problems Issues in Mental Health Nursing 29: 1088-1097 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B., Sandals, L.E., Wood, D.M., Draper, S., Maldonado-Martin, S. (2008) Influence of test duration on oxygen uptake during treadmill middle-distance running. Eur J Sports Sci 8 (4): 225-230 Read Abstract
Gidlow, C., Johnston, L.H., Crone, D., James, D.V.B. (2008) Methods of evaluation: issues and implications for Physical Activity Referral Schemes. American J Lifestyle Medicine 2 (1): 46-50 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B., Johnston, L.H., Crone, D., Sidford, A.H., Gidlow, C., Morris, C., Foster, C. (2008) Factors associated with physical activity uptake and participation. J Sports Sciences 26 (2): 217-224 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B., Sandals, L.E., Wood, D.M., Draper, S., Maldonado-Martin, S. (2007) VO2 attained during treadmill running: Influence of specialist (400 m or 800 m) event. Int J Sport Physiol & Performance 2: 128-136 Read Abstract
Gidlow, C., Johnston, L.H., Crone, D., Morris, C., Smith, A., Foster, C., James, D.V.B. (2007) Socio-demograhic patterning of referral, attendance and uptake in physical activity referral schemes. J Public Health doi: 10.1093/pubmed/fdm002 Read Abstract Read Abstract
Wright, R.L., Wood, D.M., James, D.V.B. (2007) Effect of starting cadence on sprint performance indices in friction-loaded cycle ergometry. Int J Sport Physiol & Performance 2: 22-33 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B., Wood, D.M., Maberly, T.C.B., De Ste Croix, M. (2007) ‘Optimised’ versus corrected peak power for friction-loaded cycle ergometry in men and women. J Sports Science 25 (8): 859-867 Read Article Read Abstract
Draper, S., Wood, D.M., Corbett, J., James, D.V.B., Potter, C. (2006) The effect of prior moderate and heavy intensity running on the O2 response to severe intensity running. Int J Sport Physiol & Performance 1 (4): 361-374 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B., Sandals, L.E., Wood, D.M., Draper, S. (2007) Relationship between maximal oxygen uptake on oxygen uptake attained during treadmill middle distance running. J Sports Science 25 (8): 851-858 Read Article Read Abstract
Gidlow, C., Johnston, L.H., Crone, D., Ellis, N.,James, D.V.B. (2006) A systematic review of evidence of the relationship between socio-economic position and physical activity. Health Education J 65: 338-367 Read Abstract
Sandals, L.E., Wood, D.M., Draper, S., James, D.V.B. (2005) Influence of pacing strategy on oxygen uptake response during treadmill 800 m running. International J. Sports Medicine 27: 37-42 Read Abstract
Gidlow, C., Johnston, L.H., Crone, D., James, D.V.B. (2005) Attendance of Exercise Referral Schemes in the UK: a systematic review. Health Education J 64 (2): 168-186 Read Abstract
Meehan, H.L., Bull, S.J., Wood, D.M., James, D.V.B. (2004) The overtraining syndrome: a multi-contextual assessment. The Sports Psychologist 18 154-171 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B. and Fleming, S. (2004) Agreement in student performance in assessment. Learning & Teaching in Higher Education 1 32-50
James, D.V.B., Barnes, A.J., Lopes, P., Wood, D.M. (2002) Heart rate variability: response following a single bout of interval training. International J. Sports Medicine 23 247-251 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B. and Doust, J.H. (2000) Time to exhaustion during severe intensity running: response following a single bout of interval training. European J. Applied Physiology 81 (3): 337-345 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B. and Doust, J.H. (1999) Oxygen uptake during high intensity running: response following a single bout of interval training. European J. Applied Physiology 79 (3): 237-243 Read Abstract
James, D.V.B. and Doust, J.H. (1998) Oxygen uptake during moderate intensity running: response following a single bout of interval training. European J. Applied Physiology 77 (6): 551-555 Read Abstract
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