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Lyn Jehu is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education at the University of South Wales, actively contributing to research and education in sports coaching, martial arts pedagogy, and physical activity’s impact on mental health. Their work bridges academic theory and practical application in community and sports settings.
The research interests of Lyn Jehu focus on the intersection of martial arts, identity, and education. Key themes include the influence of militarism on karate, co-production in sports practice, and innovative teaching methods in martial arts. Their work critically examines traditional practices through modern educational and psychological lenses.
The recent publications demonstrate a strong trend toward understanding martial arts as a vehicle for lifelong wellbeing, cultural critique, and educational innovation. Themes span historical analysis, pedagogical theory, and community impact, particularly in football and martial arts outreach programs.
Lyn Jehu is involved in research projects examining the link between physical activity, mental health, and psychological well-being. They also supervise academic work and contribute to community initiatives such as Street Football Wales, emphasizing inclusion and sustainable practice frameworks.
Lyn Jehu is a member of the Wales Martial Arts Research Network and has served as a coach and educator in football development. Their professional background includes roles with the Football Association and FAW Coach Education, contributing to coach mentoring and foundation phase development.
