Craig Scott Duncan

Craig Scott Duncan is a Senior Lecturer in Exercise Science at the School of Behavioural and Health Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences. His research examines athlete workload management, injury prevention, and physiological responses in elite sports.

Duncan's publications focus on monitoring training loads using GPS technology, fatigue management during tournament play, and injury risk factors among adolescent athletes. His work bridges sports science with practical applications for athlete performance optimization.

Recent studies analyze micro-cycle management in football, transition challenges between club and national teams, and technological applications for injury prevention. Research demonstrates consistent attention to workload-volume relationships in athletic performance.