CV: Physiology Research Team
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K. Sharwood
Studied Human Movement Studies at Rhodes University followed by honors in
Exercise Science at the University of Cape Town. She is a registered
biokineticist and a senior PhD student at the Research Unit for Exercise Science
and Sports Medicine at the University of Cape Town. Her primary research
interest includes changes in muscle characteristics and physiology associated
with chronic endurance training, but also has interests in hydration status and
the associated medical consequences of ultra endurance exercise.
Publications |
Sharwood K, Lambert M, St Clair Gibson A and Noakes T.
Changes in Muscle Power and Neuromuscular Efficiency After a 40 minute
Downhill Run in Veteran Long Distance Runners. Clinical Journal of
Sports Medicine 10(2): 129-135, 2000 |
St Clair Gibson A, Lambert M, Collins M, Grobler L,
Sharwood K, Derman W and Noakes T. Chronic Exercise Activity and the
Fatigued Athlete Myopathic Syndrome (FAMS). International Sport Med
Journal, 1(3), 2000 |
Sharwood K, Lambert M, St Clair Gibson A and Noakes T.
Changes in Oxygen Consumption During and After a Downhill Run in
Masters Long Distance Runners. In review |
Sharwood K, Collins M, Goedecke J, Wilson G, Noakes T
and the ESSM Ironman Research team. Weight Changes, Sodium Levels and
Performance in the South African Ironman Triathlon. In review |
Speedy DB, Thompson JM, Rodgers I, Collins M, Sharwood K
and Noakes TD. Oral Salt Supplementation During Ultra-distance
Exercise. In review |
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LR. Keytel
She is a qualified nursing sister (BSc (Med)(Hons) Nursing) and is currently
completing her PhD at the Exercise Science and Sports Medicine research unit at
the University of Cape Town. Her thesis is centered on physical activity energy
expenditure measurement and she has been intimately involved in the MRC/UCT
metabolic chamber, 1 of 20 in the world. Her most recent work has been directed
at the development of energy expenditure equations.
Publications |
Lambert MI and Keytel L.R. Training habits of top
Runners in different age groups in a 56km race. South African Medical
Journal, August 2000, 27 – 32 |
Keytel L.R., Lambert M.I., Johnson J., Noakes T.D. and
Lambert E.V. Free living energy expenditure in post menopausal women
before and after exercise training. J. Sport Nutrition and Exercise
Metabolism, 2001, 11, 226-237 |
Keytel L.R and T.D. Noakes. Effects of a novel bicycle
saddle on symptoms and comfort in cyclists. South African Medical
Journal, 2001 (in press) |
Keytel L.R., Casper N. and Lambert E.V. Physical
activity recall on working days: validation using 24-hr heart rate
monitoring and heart rate-energy expenditure calibration. In review |
Keytel L.R., Goedecke J, Lambert M.I., Noakes T.D. and
Lambert E.V. Prediction of energy expenditure and substrate
utilisation from heart rate during sub maximal exercise. In review. |
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Professor M. Lambert
Is an associate
professor in the Research unit for Exercise Science and Sports Medicine and is
the director of the Discovery Health High Performance Center at the Sports
Science Institute of South Africa. Before completing a PhD at the University of
Cape Town, Mike obtained an honors degree from Rhodes University and an MSc from
the University of South Carolina in the USA. Mike has been appointed onto the
scientific advisory and editorial boards of a number of international scientific
journals as well as having advised the World Health Organization on drugs in
sport. Mike has supervised 34 honors projects since 1987, and is currently the
supervisor to 5 MSc students, 6 MPhil students and 3 PhD students. His areas of
interest include neuromuscular damage and fatigue.
Publications |
St Clair Gibson, A. Perold, J. Watermeyer, G.A., Latouf,
S.E, Hawley, J.A., Lambert, M.I., Noakes, T.D. Veteran athletes
exercise at higher heart rates than are achieved during standard
(stress) testing. South African Medical Journal. 90: 141 – 146, 2000 |
Sole, G. Lambert, M.I. and Juritz, J. The role of the
physiotherapy in sports medicine: perceptions of orthopaedic surgeons,
sports physicians, biokineticists and physiotherapists. South African
Journal of Physiotherapy. 56, 29 – 35, 2000. |
Mbambo, Z.H. and Lambert, M.I. Variations in the heart
rate of an elite long distance runner during races of varying
distances. South African Journal of Sports Medicine, 7, 17 – 20,
2000. |
Lambert, M.I. and Keytel, L.R. Training habits of top
runners in different age groups in a 56 km race. South African Journal
of Sports Medicine, 7: 27 – 32, 2000. |
St Clair Gibson A, Lambert, M.I. Myburgh, K.H. Noakes,
T.D. Quadriceps and hamstring muscle function in complete and partial
anterior cruciate ligament deficiency. South African Journal of Sports
Medicine, 7: 21 – 26, 2000 |
St Clair Gibson A, Lambert, M.I, Myburgh, K.H,
Walters, J. Vaughan, C.L., O'Malley, M.J. and Noakes, T.D. The
relationship between functional capacity, muscle size and strength in
chronic ACL deficient and ACL reconstructed individuals. South African
Journal of Physiotherapy, 56, 12 – 18, 2000. |
St Clair Gibson A, Lambert M.I., Vaughan CL, Lowery M,
O'Malley MJ and Noakes TD. The impact of anterior cruciate ligament
deficiency and reconstruction on bilateral thigh muscle activity
during stair descent. South African Journal of Physiotherapy, 57, 16
– 21, 2001. |
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Jeremy Nichol
Chief Executive Officer
MBBch (Medical Undergraduate at the University of the Witwatersrand)
MPhil Sports Medicine (University of Cape Town)
Andrew Milne
Chief Operations Officer
BA Human Movement Studies (Rhodes University)
BSc (Med)(Hons) Exercise Science (Biokinetics) (University of Cape Town)
Travis Noakes
Internet Manager
Bachelor of Fine Art degree, Honors in Design (University of Cape Town)
Masters in Digital Arts degree (Middlesex University)
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