Jonny Fraser

Jonny Fraser is a Senior Lecturer in Sport and Physical Activity at Sheffield Hallam University, affiliated with the School of Sport and Physical Activity and the Health Research Institute. He teaches modules in Sport and Exercise Science, Physical Activity, and Strength and Conditioning Coaching. His academic background includes undergraduate and postgraduate degrees from Sheffield Hallam University (2007), followed by 14 years in the tennis industry as a coach and strength and conditioning specialist. He currently pursues a PhD investigating language use among sport science and coaching teams.

Research Interests: Fraser focuses on youth physical development, interdisciplinary collaboration in sport science and coaching, and strength and conditioning for tennis players. His work emphasizes practical applications of sport science principles in athletic development and team-based problem-solving.

Publications: His research spans aging and physical activity, tennis biomechanics, and training methodologies. Notable topics include gait analysis in older adults, kinematic synergies in tennis serves, and evidence-based training for junior athletes.

Awards: No specific awards or fellowships are listed in the provided text.

Teaching & Grants: Fraser contributes to BSc and MSc programs in Sport and Exercise Science. No grants or advising details are explicitly mentioned.

Labs/Teams: He is part of the Health Research Institute, focusing on interdisciplinary health and sport science initiatives.