Dr Graeme Sorbie

Lecturer

School School of Applied Sciences

Department Division of Sport and Exercise Sciences

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+44 (0)1382 30 8015

Biography

I am a lecturer in sports biomechanics. I am involved in developing and delivering innovative materials within several areas of sport science including: sports biomechanics, performance analysis for elite sports and research methods. Underpinning my professional position, I am a BASES Accredited Sport and Exercise Scientist and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Before joining Abertay in 2016, I graduated from the University of the West of Scotland with a 1st class honours degree in Sport and Exercise Science in 2013. Following this, I completed a PhD at the University of the West of Scotland within the field of biomechanics, focusing on the kinematics and muscle activation patterns during the golf swing.

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Currently, I teach and lead a range of modules associated with sport science. These include:

SPS103: Introduction to Anatomy and Biomechanics for Sport and Exercise

SPS308: Applied Biomechanics for Performance

SPS312 Research Methods

SPS400 Sport Project

SPS404 Student Negotiated Learning

SPS414 Performance Analysis for Elite Sport

Interests

My research interests are focused primarily within the field of golf, particularly within the area of golf biomechanics and golf and health. I have presented some of my work at national and international conferences and published in journals such as Sports Medicine, Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, Journal of Sports Sciences and Journal of Physical Activity and Health.

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Knowledge Exchange

I have previously supervised students to the completion of postgraduate awards, including PhD.  Opportunities to carry out postgraduate research with myself exist in various areas of sports science and health. For enquires about potential research opportunities and ideas please contact: G.Sorbie@abertay.ac.uk.

Outreach

Outreach

As part of my outreach work, I am part of the Carnoustie Golf Links Research Hub Steering Group, which has a mission to make golf more accessible to all. I also work closely with several golf associations within the United Kingdom and worldwide, with the overall aim of understanding the benefits of playing golf.  

Invited speaker at Carnoustie Golf Links - The physical health benefits of caddying. 

Meet the rest of the team

Dr David Scott

Dr David Scott

Division of Sport and Exercise Sciences | Lecturer

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Professor David Lavallee

Professor David Lavallee

Division of Sport and Exercise Sciences | Professor of Duty of Care in Sport

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