Kevin graduated from Loughborough University with a BSc in Applied Sport Science in 2018, closely followed by his MSc in Sports Biomechanics in 2020. After a period of working as a Senior Laboratory Technician, he now works as a PGTA in the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences. In his role as PGTA, Kevin provides support for seminars and laboratory-based teaching for a mixture of both undergraduate and postgraduate modules. Alongside his work in the School, he is conducting Doctoral research into musculoskeletal muscle function modelling of maximal sprinting.
Kevin’s main sporting interests are based around swimming, triathlon and weightlifting, all sports in which he has competed. As a swimmer, he represented England as a Junior, holds a British Record, and competed nationally for over a decade and at international events until his retirement from the sport in 2019.
Kevin’s main research interests focus on the performance improvements of athletes as well as identifying injury risks. His current Doctoral research looks at musculoskeletal muscle function modelling of maximal sprinting.