Mr Alexandre Villiere
| Name | Mr Alexandre Villiere |
|---|---|
| Job title | Associate Lecturer Sport Exercise Science |
| Research institute | |
| Primary appointment | London Sports Institute |
| Email address | a.villiere@mdx.ac.uk |
| Contact category | Academic staff |
Biography
Biography
Alexandre has been working for
Middlesex University since 2015 and at present works as an Associate Lecturer teaching
on the undergraduate sport and exercise science degree programmes. He is
currently undertaking his PhD, with focus on athlete classification in
wheelchair fencing. Alexandre has a strength and conditioning background and
has specialised in disability sports where he has worked with a number of
Paralympic athletes competing in wheelchair fencing, para athletics and
cerebral palsy football. Alex is also consulting as a strength and conditioning
coach to the French U23 national team in wheelchair fencing.
Teaching
Alexandre currently teaches on the following modules
Module Leadership and teaching:
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Module Leader - SES1504 Movement Analysis
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Module Leader - SES3503 Advanced Sport and Exercise Work Based
Practice
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Module Leader - SES2951 Applied Football Performance
Teaching:
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SES1503 Fundamentals of Training Principals in Sport and Exercise
Science
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SES2710 Research Methods
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SES2504 Applied Physiology and Biomechanics
Employment
Education and qualifications
Grants
Prizes and Awards
Research outputs
Cold water immersion offers no functional or perceptual benefit compared to a sham intervention during a resistance training program
Wilson, L., Dimitriou, L., Hills, F., Gondek, M., Van Wyk, A., Turek, V., Rivkin, T., Villiere, A., Jarvis, P., Miller, S., Turner, A. and Cockburn, E. 2021. Cold water immersion offers no functional or perceptual benefit compared to a sham intervention during a resistance training program. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 35 (10), pp. 2720-2727. https://doi.org/10.1519/jsc.0000000000004097The physical characteristics underpinning performance of wheelchair fencing athletes: a Delphi study of Paralympic coaches
Villiere, A., Mason, B., Parmar, N., Maguire, N., Holmes, D. and Turner, A. 2021. The physical characteristics underpinning performance of wheelchair fencing athletes: a Delphi study of Paralympic coaches. Journal of Sports Sciences. 39 (17), pp. 2006-2014. https://doi.org/10.1080/02640414.2021.1912454A pilot study to determine whether repeated post-exercise cryotherapy exposure augments physiological and perceptual responses to cold
Wilson, L., Dimitriou, L., Hills, F., Gondek, M., Van Wyk, A., Turek, V., Rivkin, T., Villiere, A., Jarvis, P., Miller, S., Turner, A. and Cockburn, E. 2020. A pilot study to determine whether repeated post-exercise cryotherapy exposure augments physiological and perceptual responses to cold. 25th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. Virtual (due to Covid-19), initial venue Sevilla, Andalucia, Spain 28 - 30 Oct 2020Addressing movement patterns by using the overhead squat
Bishop, C., Villiere, A. and Turner, A. 2016. Addressing movement patterns by using the overhead squat. Professional Strength and Conditioning.467
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