Jamie Tallent

Jamie Tallent is an Associate Lecturer within the College of Life and Natural Sciences, focusing on sports medicine and athletic performance analysis. Their research examines the physiological and cognitive impacts of cricket bowling workloads, particularly in elite fast bowlers. Key outputs include a 2017 study published in The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, which explores training versus match-day cognitive function changes.

Research interests center on optimizing athlete performance through biomechanical and physiological evaluation, with a specific emphasis on cricket-specific demands. Outputs have garnered 138 total views and 111 downloads, reflecting engagement in sports science communities.

No academic awards, grants, or student advising roles are explicitly detailed in available records. Affiliations remain confined to the College of Life and Natural Sciences without further institutional details provided.