School of Sport, Coaching & Exercise Science

Campus: Brayford
Email: sgeorge@lincoln.ac.uk
Tel: (01522) 837399

Simon GeorgeBiography

I came to Lincoln having worked for a number of years at the University of Wolverhampton. I currently work as the Senior Sports Science Technician, overseeing the day-to-day running of the department’s state-of-the-art Human Performance Centre and also have a number of teaching responsibilities. I have studied for both undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications in sport science and am currently undertaking a part-time PhD. I have been involved in many research and consultancy activities, mainly focused within the area of exercise physiology. In addition to both work and study, I am a competitive triathlete having recently competed at the 2010 age-group world championships.

Research

Research interests focus on the physiological and biomechanical aspects of road cycling performance. I am currently undertaking work investigating bi-lateral muscle activity (EMG) during the cycling pedalling action.

Publications

Edwards, L.M., Jobson, S.A., George, S.R., Day, S.H., and Nevill, A.M. (2009) Whole-body efficiency is negatively correlated with minimum torque per duty cycle in trained cyclists. Journal of Sports Sciences, 27(4): 319-25
Jobson, S.A., Nevill, A.M., George, S.R., Jeukendrup, A.E., and Passfield, L. (2008). The ecological validity of laboratory cycling and the importance of body position. Journal of Sports Sciences, 26(12): 1269-1278.
George, S.R., Jobson, S.A., Smith, M.F., and Willmott, A.P. (2008). Bi-lateral lower limb muscle activity during a self-paced 40.2-km laboratory cycling time-trial [abstract]. Journal of Sports Sciences, 26(1): S130-S131
Jobson, S.A., and George, S.R. (2007). The effects of body position on muscle activity during 25-mile laboratory time-trial cycling [abstract]. Journal of Sports Sciences, 25(3): 358-359.
Edwards, L.M., Jobson, S.A., George, S.R., Day, S.H., and Nevill, A.M. (2007). The effect of crank inertial load on the physiological and biomechanical responses of trained cyclists. Journal of Sports Sciences, 25(11): 1195-1201.
Wyon, M., Deighan, M., Nevill, A., Doherty, M., Morrison, S., Allen, N., Jobson, S.A., and George, S. (2007). The cardiorespiratory, anthropometric and performance characteristics of an international/national touring ballet company. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 21(2): 389-393.

Consultancy

Experience in both physiological and biomechanical testing methods. I currently provide physiological support to a number of cyclists, runners and triathletes and have experience providing support to the following sports: Cycling (both elite and recreational); Running; Triathlon; Formula 1 Motor racing; Football (Professional teams); Golf; Basketball.

Other Information

Teaching Areas
Teaches on the BSc Sport Development & Coaching where I tutor on the Yr 3: Monitoring and Evaluation of Performance. I am also a dissertation tutor. 

 

School of Sport,
Coaching & Exercise Science
Faculty of Health & Life Sciences
University of Lincoln
Brayford Pool
Lincoln
LN6 7TS

E-Mail ejubbs@lincoln.ac.uk

Tel + 44 (0)1522 886286