Manne Godhe

Manne Godhe is an Assistant Professor at GIH - Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences, affiliated with the Department of Physical Activity and Health, Section of Health Sciences. He holds an MSc in a relevant field and has been employed at GIH since February 2015. His academic expertise spans Exercise Science, Physiology, and Methodology, with research focusing on Physical Activity and Health, Performance and Training, and innovative test methodologies.

Education:

• MSc from GIH - Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences (2007-2012)

Research Interests:

Dr. Godhe investigates how physical activity influences health outcomes across lifespan, particularly in aging populations. His work emphasizes practical applications, such as developing reliable fitness tests and optimizing training programs for firefighters and older adults. Recent studies explore the efficacy of walking football for seniors and the role of pharmacological agents like salbutamol in endurance performance.

Collaborations:

He has contributed to Vinnova-funded projects to enhance interdisciplinary collaboration at GIH, fostering partnerships between academia, industry, and healthcare sectors.

Publications:

His research prioritizes translational outcomes, with recent articles addressing long-term fitness retention in older adults, firefighter performance testing, and reliability of wearable activity trackers. The studies reflect a balance between methodological rigor and real-world applicability.

Additional Information:

Outside academia, Godhe engages in outdoor activities and methodological advancements in testing protocols, reflecting his dual focus on science and practical application.