Shaun Galloway

Shaun Galloway is a Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology at the Faculty of Education, Health, and Wellbeing, University of Wolverhampton. With a PhD in psychophysiology from Semmelweis University, Budapest, he has 20+ years of international academic experience across 6 countries.

• Research Focus: Sport psychology interventions, block periodization training theory, dance medicine, aging populations, and dementia-related physical activity
• Teaching: Leads modules from foundational physiology to advanced applied sport psychology across Wolverhampton, APSSB Singapore, and Semmelweis University
• Publications: 14+ peer-reviewed works spanning injury prevention in dancers, vitamin D effects, emotional regulation in martial arts, and stretching methodologies

His work bridges academic research and practical application, with significant contributions to:

• Adolescent ballet injury prevention (11+ Dance program)
• Psychophysiological interventions for older adults
• Sport coaching pedagogy
• Vitamin D's role in athletic performance