Dr Stacey Emmonds
Associate Professor | Leeds Beckett
Leeds, UNITED KINGDOM
Dr Stacey Emmonds' main areas of teaching and research are in the areas of youth athletic development and sports performance.
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Biography
Dr Stacey Emmonds is an Associate Professor in Sports Performance in the Carnegie School of Sport. Dr Emmonds has extensive experience of working with professional sports teams, governing bodies and policy makers on consultancy and research projects.
She has published over 50 research articles, book chapters and conference presentations in relation to sports performance with a particular focus on football and women’s sports.
Alongside her research role, Stacey also has several consultancy roles. She has worked with England Women youth football teams at both UEFA European Championships and FIFA World Cups as well as being an invited member of the UFEA Fitness for Football advisory board. She also regularly acts as a coach educator developer for UEFA and coach mentor for FIFA.
Industry Expertise (3)
Sport - Professional
Education/Learning
Sport - Amateur
Areas of Expertise (6)
Coach Training
Football
Youth Athletes
Talent Development
Sports Performance
Training
Education (1)
Leeds Beckett University: PhD 2016
Affiliations (4)
- Leeds Beckett University
- The English FA
- UEFA
- FIFA
Links (3)
Languages (1)
- English
Media Appearances (1)
Project ACL launched with aim of reducing anterior cruciate ligament injuries in women's football
Sky Sports online
Project ACL has been launched to help reduce the number of anterior cruciate ligament injuries in women's football; 37 players missed last year's Women's World Cup due to ACL injuries, while WSL players such as Sam Kerr have suffered the same injury this season
Event Appearances (8)
UEFA Medical Symposium
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UEFA U17 EUROs Coach Developer conference
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UKSCA Annual conference
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FA Women’s Domestic Game conference
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iCK International Conference
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Portuguese FA: Applied Science in Football conference
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Swedish FA: Playertek conference
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Norwegian FA: Youth Player Development conference
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Articles (27)
The Monitoring of Readiness to Train and Perform in Female Football: Current Evidence and Recommendations for Practitioners
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, Ahead of Print2024
Oral contraceptive use in Premiership and Championship women’s rugby union: perceived symptomology, management strategies, and performance and wellness effects
Science and Medicine in Football2024 8(2), 95-102.
Injury Profile in Youth Female Athletes: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Sports Medicine, Ahead of Print2024
Exploring the relationships between potential, performance, and athleticism in elite youth soccer players
International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching2024
Creating a shared mental model of performance: Coaches’ perspectives of key position-specific soccer actions
International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching2024 19(2), 586-603.
Concurrent validity and between-unit reliability of a foot-mounted inertial measurement unit to measure velocity during team sport activity
Science and Medicine in Football2023
Evaluating the impact of injury prevention interventions in child and adolescent sports using the RE-AIM framework and CERT: A systematic review
PLOS ONE 18(7)2023
External and internal maximal intensity periods of elite youth male soccer matches
Journal of Sports Sciences2023
The associations between unilateral leg strength, asymmetry and injury in sub-elite Rugby League players
Physical Therapy in Sport2023
Evaluating the impact of injury prevention interventions in child and adolescent sports using the RE-AIM framework and CERT: A systematic review
PLoS one, 18(7)2023
Youth sport participation trends across Europe: implications for policy and practice
Research quarterly for exercise and sport2023
Examining European Talent Development Environments: Athlete, Parent and Coach Perceptions
Journal of Sports Sciences2023
Locomotor and technical characteristics of female soccer players training: exploration of differences between competition standards
Science and Medicine in Football2022
The incidence and burden of injuries in elite English youth female soccer players
Science and medicine in football2022
A multi-club analysis of the locomotor training characteristics of elite female soccer players
Science and Medicine in Football2022
A systematic review of match-play characteristics in women’s soccer
PloS one, 17(6)2022
Applied sports science and sports medicine in women’s rugby: systematic scoping review and Delphi study to establish future research priorities
BMJ open sport & exercise medicine2022
Injury risk factors and barriers to their mitigation for women playing rugby league: a Delphi study
Journal of sports sciences2022
Methodological approaches to talent identification in team sports: a narrative review
Sports2022
The incidence and burden of injuries in elite English youth female soccer players
Science and medicine in football2022
The anthropometric and physical qualities of women’s rugby league Super League and international players; identifying differences in playing position and level
Plos one2022
Determining age-specific velocity thresholds for elite youth female soccer players
Science and Medicine in Football2021
Does lower-limb asymmetry increase injury risk in sport? A systematic review
Physical Therapy in Sport2021 The aim of this review was to synthesize the current understanding relating to the risks of lower body functional asymmetry with injury in athletic populations.
Seasonal Changes in the Physical Performance of Elite Youth Female Soccer Players
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research2020 This study investigated the seasonal change in physical performance of 113 (Under 10: U10 [n = 20], U12 [n = 30], U14 [n = 31], and U16 [n = 32]) elite youth female soccer players. Players completed testing pre-, mid-, and post-season, including speed (10- and 30-m sprint), change of direction (CoD; 505 test), power (countermovement jump [CMJ]), strength (isometric midthigh pull), and aerobic capacity (Yo-Yo intermittent recovery test level 1 [YYIRL1]).
The Challenge of Applying and Undertaking Research in Female Sport
Sports Medicine - Open2019 In recent years there has been an exponential rise in the professionalism and success of female sports. Practitioners (e.g., sport science professionals) aim to apply evidence-informed approaches to optimise athlete performance and well-being. Evidence-informed practices should be derived from research literature. Given the lack of research on elite female athletes, this is challenging at present.
Importance of Physical Qualities for Speed and Change of Direction Ability in Elite Female Soccer Players
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research2019 The purpose of this study was to determine the importance of physical qualities for speed and change of direction (CoD) ability in female soccer players. Data were collected on 10 female soccer players who were part of a professional English Women's Super League team.
Seasonal changes in physical qualities of elite youth soccer players according to maturity status: comparisons with aged matched controls
Science and Medicine in Football2018 Longitudinal studies assessing the seasonal development of strength, speed and power qualities are limited in youth soccer players. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the seasonal changes in the physical development of elite youth soccer players across Pre-, Circa- and Post-Peak Height Velocity (PHV), against a similar age and maturity matched control groups.
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