Carl Beynon

Although I have not been research active for several years my research interests lie in the area of morphology and its relationship to both health and performance, and the reliability and validity of exercise testing.
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Beynon, C., Cameron, N., Norgan, N., and Biddle, S. (1999).  The Loughborough Alumni Health Study: establishing external validity.  Annals of Human Biology.  Vol. 26, No. 6.

Beynon, C. (2000). The relationship between habitual physical activity and longitudinal changes in total body fat and body fat distribution. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.  Vol. 32, No. 5, Supplement.

Cameron, N. & Beynon, C. (2000).  Factors Influencing Weight and BMI Variability Between 20 and 55 Years of Age.  American Jopurnal of Physical Anthropology.  Supplement to the AJPA Annual Meeting Issue 2000.

I am currently the module leader for Introduction to Sport and Exercise Science (SSP4012) and also teach on the Sport and Exercise Physiology (SSP5057), Advanced Sport and Exercise Physiology (SSP6055), Exercise Testing and Interpretation (SSP7045), and Gymnastics (SSP4001; SSP5068; SSP6073) modules, and supervise Undergraduate dissertation students.

BA (Hons) Sport and Human Movement Studies
MSc Sport and Exercise Science
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Member of the International Society for the Advancement of Kinanthropometry (ISAK)

Artistic Gymnastics Welsh and British Senior International (1980-1990)
Youngest Senior Welsh International male Gymnast ever at age 14
Junior European Gymnastics Championships 1980 (Lyon France)
World Gymnastics Championships 1983 (Budapest), 1985 (Montreal), 1987 (Rotterdam)
Olympic Games 1984 (Los Angeles)
Friendship Games 1984 (Eastern Block alternative to Olympic Games; Czechoslovakia )
Only British Gymnast ever to win a gymnastics medal in the former Soviet Union Leningrad Invitational 1986 (Bronze medal on Rings)