Dominic Langdon

Dominic Langdon is a Senior Lecturer in Sport Rehabilitation and Injury at the University of Northampton, Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology. He joined the university in September 2019 and specializes in neuromusculoskeletal injury assessment, manual therapy, and rehabilitative programming.

• Education: BSc (Hons) in Sports Therapy (2011), MSc in Strength and Conditioning, PgCert in Higher Education

His research focuses on Blood Flow Restriction Training, Postural sway, and Musculoskeletal Conditions in sports rehabilitation. Recent publications explore cryotherapy applications, caffeine ergogenics, and sex-specific physiological responses.

Cryotherapy research highlights thermal resistance variations between genders, while caffeine studies analyze its impact on motor timing and strength in aging populations. Collaborations span institutions like Coventry University and cross-disciplinary teams.

• Scientific Award: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Teaching modules include Neuromusculoskeletal Anatomy, Manual Therapy, and Dissertation Supervision. Prior to academia, he worked in professional football and clinical rehabilitation settings.