Dr Taylor will be giving a keynote presentation entitled “Physical activity education for life” This presentation considers the research evidence and educational philosophy supporting long-term investment in the widest possible range of inclusive and engaging physical activities for children and adolescents in their education. The potential for early investment for Read more…
Dr Taylor gave an oral presentation entitled “Physical activity for children with ADHD” Youngpeople managing symptoms of attention deficit disorders, including ADHD and ADD are lesslikely to engage in the recommended amount of moderate to vigorous physical activity thantheir neurotypical peers. To help them maintain participation and enjoy physical activities Read more…
Dr Taylor gave an oral presentation entitled: Body-Related Factors and Anxiety Predict Exercise Dependence and Eating Disorders in University Students: A Path Analysis on behalf of the research team Peiying Yang, Qian Yu, Fabian Herold, Jing Sun, Attila Szabo, Jinming Li, Alyx Taylor, and Liye Zou. Dr Taylor was pleased to be able to welcome co-author Prof Attila Szabo to the stage to share some of his expertise on exercise addiction.
Dr Taylor chaired the session on Sport Performance (live-streaming on 23 February 2022).
Athletes and their support teams are highly motivated to achieve optimal conditions for training and especially for their performance in competition. This session provides current advances in all areas of sport performance presented by an international panel of experts in their field.
Comparing menopausal symptoms, anxiety and depression between active and inactive menopausal women.
Lois Horsley, Phill Heritage, Jo Thurston and Alyx Taylor.
Breathing exercises in the treatment of chronic low back pain to reduce pain perception and stress response: a theoretical model
Edoardo Elisei, Patrick McKeown and Alyx Taylor
Exploring exercise adherence in phase III cardiovascular rehabilitation post myocardial infarction.
Harvey Mormen and Alyx Taylor