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CURRICULUM VITAE

JUNAID AZMUTH

M. J Azmuth Email: [email protected] Mobile +41 (0)77 444 67 50

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................................................ 2

PERSONAL DETAILS ................................................................................................................................................ 3

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS QUALIFICATION STATUS........................................................................... 4

CURRENT AND PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT ..................................................................................................... 5

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES....................................................................................... 5

PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS ...................................................................................................................... 8

PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 15

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS ......................................................................................................................... 20

SPECIALIZATION AND INTERESTS.................................................................................................................... 16

CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIUMS ATTENDED ........................................................................................... 17

PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIUMS ........................................................................ 17

ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS .......................................................................................................................... 19

RESEARCH SUPERVISION ..................................................................................................................................... 20

EXTERNAL EXAMINER/MODERATOR FOR RESEARCH DISSERTATIONS......................................... 20

DEVELOPMENTAL WORKSHOP.......................................................................................................................... 20

REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................................................. 21


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PERSONAL DETAILS

NAME: MOHAMMED JUNAID AZMUTH

DATE OF BIRTH: 27TH OF DECEMBER 1976

HOME ADDRESS: CASPAR-WÜST-STRASSE 66

ZÜRICH, 8052

SWITZERLAND

POSTAL ADDRESS: CASPAR-WÜST-STRASSE 66

ZÜRICH, 8052

SWITZERLAND

MARITAL STATUS: MARRIED (TO MIRJAM AZMUTH-FORSTER – SWISS NATIONAL)

NATIONALITY: SOUTH AFRICAN (SWISS PERMIT B)

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY: ENGLISH (EXCELLENT – SPEAK, READ, WRITE)

AFRIKAANS (V GOOD – SPEAK, READ, WRITE)

GERMAN (FAIR – SPEAK, READ, UNDERSTAND)

DUTCH (FAIR – READ, UNDERSTAND)


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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS QUALIFICATION STATUS

MAY 2002

DEGREE: MASTERS IN SPORT SCIENCE (SPECIALIZATION: BIOKINETICS) QUALIFICATION: BIOKINETICIST 1 INSTITUTION: UNIVERSITY OF DURBAN- WESTVILLE

MAY 2000

DEGREE: B.A HONORS IN BIOKNETICS QUALIFICATION: BIOKINETICIST INSTITUTION: UNIVERSITY OF DURBAN-

WESTVILLE

MAY 1999

DEGREE: B.PAEDAGOGIA (ARTS) QUALIFICATION: SECONDARY TEACHER IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, ENGLISH INSTITUTION: UNIVERSITY OF DURBAN- WESTVILLE

1 A biokineticist is a health professional, that encapsulates the following qualifications and subject areas;

applied exercise physiology; exercise science; orthopaedic and chronic rehabilitation, from 1st to final phase rehabilitation; strength and conditioning specialist, exercise trainer, kinesiologist. One can specialize in any one area after the internship period.


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CURRENT AND PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT

NOV 2007 -

CURRENTLY Self employed Rehabilitation (orthopaedic injuries and cardiac rehabilitation) Strength and Conditioning Personal Training

2004 - AUGUST 2007

Discipline Chair for the Sport Science Department Lecturer at the Sport Science Department University of Kwazulu – Natal (UKZN)

2001 - 2003 Associate Lecturer at the Sport Science Department University of Durban – Westville (UDW)

2001 Lecturer at the M.L Technikon, Department of Sport Management

2000 Student Demonstrator at the Sport Science Dept. – UDW Mentor at the Sport Science Dept. – UDW

1997 - 2001 Fitness Instructor at the Westville Health and Racquet Club/Virgin Active

1996 Personal Trainer at the Players Health Club

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

2007

Managing of all facets of the Sport Science Department to ensure that the department runs efficiently

• Decision-making on student and staff issues • Re-curriculizing and enhancing the standard of our course content • Managing of the departmental budget and enhancing our income generating

potential • To ensure that faculty and departmental policies are adhered to by both staff

and students • To ensure that the department is involved in community outreach and research

that will result in national and international recognition • To ensure that students receive a first class education • To represent the department at faculty and senate meetings


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2007 Executive member of the Faculty’s Teaching, Learning and Undergraduate Committee (TLAUC)

• Responsible for all policy making in terms of the different academic programmes within the Faculty of Health Sciences

• Decision making on student appeals and on examination results and queries within the Faculty

Member of the Faculty Board for Health Sciences

• Involved in the general decision making within the Faculty • Representative for the Faculty on the Faculty Board of Business Management

2005 - 2007 Sport Science representative on the school research committee

• School consists of physiotherapy, optometry and sport science • All research proposals are scrutinized by this committee for partial ethical

clearance and for scientific merit School representative on the faculty research committee

• This is the Research Committee for the Faculty of Health Sciences • All research proposals and dissertations are approved or rejected by this

committee • Decisions are made by this committee in terms of research and ethical rules and

standardization of all research procedure Co-ordinator for the Masters in Sport Science Course-work

• Co-ordinate the planning of the semester modules, venues and lecture times • Responsible for the calculation and finalization of examination marks • To liaise and co-ordinate the standard of the content with lecturers on this

programme

2001 - 2006 Responsible for the lecturing, marking tests and examinations, setting test and examination papers, compilation of workbooks for the following subjects:

• Principles of Exercise and Conditioning (undergraduate): This deals with essential principles of strength and conditioning programme prescription and fitness testing. Students are taught the scientific principles behind various ,sport specific programme prescription

• Conditioning Practicals (undergraduate): This is the practical lectures to the above mentioned theoretical course.

• Applied Exercise Physiology (undergraduate): This cause deals with human physiology as it relates to the exercising individual and includes, muscle and nerve physiology, energy utilization, environmental effects.

• Rehabilitation Sciences (undergraduate): This subject deals with the stages of healing and the general professional steps to rehabilitation of common sport injuries as well as the use of yoga and tai chi in rehabilitation

• Applied Exercise Physiology (Honors): This is a significant progression to the undergraduate course, in which newest and advanced research are scrutinized and discussed.

• Biokinetics (Honors): This subject deals with the testing, analysis and rehabilitation in terms of orthopaedic injuries & chronic disease. Athletic training, advanced conditioning.

• Advanced Rehabilitation Sciences (Masters): Advanced techniques are scrutinized and applied. Techniques include vibration training, dynamic core exercises, etc


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• Orthopedic and Advanced Rehabilitation (Masters): the newest techniques in

rehabilitation and the scientific reasoning and critical analysis behind these techniques.

• Advanced Coaching and Conditioning (Masters): The newest, up to date theories and practical techniques in strength and conditioning.

• Healing, Health and Wellness (Masters): Deals with wellness and occupational health, as well as ergonomic assessment in a South African scenario.

• Post Graduate Clinical and Research Supervision

2001 - 2006 Co-ordinator – Biokinetic Laboratory and Clinic – UKZN • Manage the rehabilitation clinic at the university • Responsible for advertising, policy establishment, protocol structures • In charge of financial aspects of the lab including income generation and

purchasing of equipment • Maintenance of equipment • Responsible for the supervision of all the interns in the rehabilitation centre

Head Biokineticist -UKZN Biokinetics Clinic

• Patient assessments. • Approval of all rehabilitation sessions and programmes • Oversee and approval of all reports on fitness testing and letters for motivation

in terms of income generation possibilities.

Co-ordinator of the Health and Fitness Centre – UKZN • Manage the health and fitness centre • Maintenance and stock take, purchasing of equipment and floor lay out • Rules and policy creation • Supervision of interns and student, to ensure professional service and conduct at

all times

Strength and Conditioning Specialist at UKZN, Sport Science Dept. • The resident expert on strength and conditioning protocols • Approval of all research and fitness session. • Advise the professional sports teams on their fitness regimes

2001 - 2006

Co-ordinator of the Pharos Chronic Disease Programme – UKZN • Manage and direct the chronic disease clinic • To ensure proper safety and training protocols are in place and maintained • To assist in the supervision of patients, and in their assessments • The managing of the finances and the compilation of patient reports • To conduct wellness clinics and presentations for Pharos.

Conduct Clinical Consultation and Rehabilitation at the Biokinetics Clinic – UKZN

Co-ordinator of High Performance Testing – UKZN • In charge of conducting fitness tests on South African National and Provincial

athletes • To ensure that high standards are maintained • To analyze their results and design programmes for these athletes • To conduct the follow up assessments and re-tests for these athletes • To organize dates and staff for the required testing days • To ensure that staff are familiar and efficient with these tests prior to testing • To manage the financial aspect of this programme


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2003 – 2007 External Examiner for: • Physiology and Health Studies, Dept. of Sport Management, Durban Institute

of Technology (DIT) • Cosmetology Papers 1 + 2 (2nd and 3rd Years), Dept. of

Homeopathy, DIT • Applied Physiology (3rd years and Honors), Dept of H.M.S Zululand University • Biokinetic Paper 1 + 2 (Honors), Dept of H.M.S Zululand University.

Lecturer at The Medical School –UKZN (2nd + 3rd year) • Lecture on orthopaedic injury and rehabilitation, the use of isokinetics in

rehabilitation

2002 – 2004 Lecturer at the Natal Sharks Academy – NRU (1st Years University Programme) • This is the Natal Rugby Union Academy for future rugby stars

2001 – 2002 Co-ordinator of the UKZN Cardiac Rehabilitation Clinic

• Manage and supervise patients in the clinic • To ensure that patient are continually supervised • To ensure that the correct protocols are followed • To ensure adequate reports of each patient • To supervise students

Manager on Duty, Virgin Active Westville • Weekend manager at this reputable fitness centre • Responsible for the proper functioning of all departments at the gym • To deal with queries and problem both from staff and the patrons of the gym • To ensure that the total income for the weekend was correct • To open and close the gym on the weekends

2000 Part time lecturing Sport Science Dept.- UDW

• Lectured anatomy and health education to 1st year students • Set tests and exams for these subjects

Internship, Sport Science Dept. – UDW

• Internship in biokinetics

Co-ordinator for SISA testing – UDW • In charge of organizing testing dates for the Olympic athletes • To write reports and co-ordinate the rehabilitation. • To co-ordinate the actual testing and prepare testing protocols

Co-ordinator of the Lifestyle Modification Programme

Clinical consultations and rehabilitation – Westville Health and Racquet

Maintenance and repair of equipment, Westville Health and Racquet

1997 - 2000 Manager on Duty – Westville Health and Racquet Club


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CURRENT AND PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT

2007-2008 Head Coach and Fitness Specialist for the Zürich Rugby Club

2007 Academic Co-ordinator for the Sport Science Department

• Academic Co-ordinator has replaced the Head of Department post at UKZN • Responsible for managing general administration of the department • Responsible for the planning and structuring of both post graduate and under

graduate curriculums • To ensure that curriculum is of an international standard • To manage and lead staff administration and work output • To ensure that the rules and regulations of the University of Kwazulu Natal are

adhered to by staff and students • To attend all relevant meetings concerning the department and university • Involved in the decision and policy making processes for both the department

and the university • To manage budget, finances, maintenance of the entire Sport Science Department • Responsible for initiating and planning collaboration research studies with

universities and the private sector • To ensure that the department becomes economically self-sufficient

2007 Member of the Planning and Editorial Committee for the Astrazeneca College of Health

Sciences Research Symposium of UKZN. • 12th and 13th September 2006

Writer, Fitness Column: MEN’S STYLE Magazine, Middle East

• Men’s Lifestyle Magazine which is a popular magazine in the Middle East • Head Quarters in Dubai • Monthly Column

2005 - 2006 Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the South African U 19 rugby team (The Junior Springboks)

• World champions 2005 • No injuries were reported

Re-selected as the Shotokan Karate International Federation of South Africa, fitness trainer and rehab specialist (SKISA)

• This is for the World Cup in Japan, October 2006 Elected as the Public Relations Officer for the South African Association of Pankration Athlima

• This is a Greek martial art form, that will be receiving Olympic status in the near future

University of Kwazulu-Natal, Westville Campus, Track and Field Coach

• Have produced provincial sprinters Fitness Consultant on Channel Islam International Radio

• Conduct an inter-active show for listeners, in terms of health and wellness • Broadcast internationally to 48 countries

Fitness Consultant to Kwazulu-Natal Athletics Association


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Test athletes, rehabilitate injured athletes • Design strength and power programmes for athletes that are referred to me

Strength and Conditioning Specialist to the Durban Stars Football Team

• This team is a professional soccer team in South Africa Rehab Specialist to the Durban Stars Football Team Produced two female Springbok (South African) Rugby Players and seven female Natal Players (Sharks)

2004 Strength and Conditioning Specialist for South African U 19 Rugby Team Sport Massage for the Springbok Rugby Team in Durban

• Head of the massage team contracted for the Springbok rugby team while training in Durban for the Tri-Nations

Conditioning Specialist to U 16 S.A Female Tennis Champion

• This young lady moved from 110 to 45 in the junior world rankings since we have been working together

Biokineticist of Jaguars Ladies Rugby Team

• Responsible for the rehabilitation of injured players

Conditioning Specialist for Jaguars Female Rugby Team • Responsible for the strength and conditioning of the team

Head Coach of Jaguars Ladies Rugby Team

• Jaguar is in the women’s premier league in Natal • They have produce seven Natal (sharks) players and Two Springbok (South

African) rugby players. • Second in the league championships

Head Biokineticist for Manning Rangers Football Club

• Responsible for the rehabilitation of injured players and the well being of players generally

• Manning Rangers is a professional soccer team who are currently in the South African Premier Soccer League (PSL)

Senior Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the Manning Rangers Football Club

Biokineticist for the Durban Stars Football Club

• This team ended in second place in the South African First Division

Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the Durban Stars Football Club


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2004 Fitness Adviser to Maritzburg United Football Club • Involved with this club on a consultancy basis • This team is a professional soccer team in the first division of the South African

Soccer Association (SAFA) • They were this seasons league winners

Biokineticist of the South African Shotokan Karate Federation Team (SKF)

• This team participated in the world cup and finished off in fifth position overall (Best position in the past, 27th in 1998)

• Responsible for the rehabilitation and general wellness of the team

Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the South African Shotokan Karate Federation Team (SKF)

Training Adviser for the UKZN Body Building Team – Westville

Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the UKZN, Westville Judo Team

Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the UKZN, Westville Track and Field Squad Fitness Consultant to the South African U 19 Volleyball Team

2000 -2004/2005

Conducted Fitness Testing and programme prescription for: • South African (S.A) Bowls Team • S.A Gymnastics Team • S.A Women’s Hockey Team • S.A Men’s Hockey Team • S.A Men’s Volleyball Team • S.A U 19 Men’s Volleyball Team • S.A Badminton Team • S.A Squash Team • S.A Karate (Shotokan) Team • S.A Karate (all styles) Team


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2000 –2004/2005 • S.A Canoeing Team

• S.A Track and Field Team

• S.A Judo Team

• S.A Surfing Team

• S.A Lifesaving Team

• S.A Table Tennis Team

• Natal Gymnastic Team

• Natal U 18 Rugby Academy Team

• Natal U 23 Golf Team

• Natal Swimming Squad

• Natal Athletics Squad

• Natal Bowls Squad

• Natal Dolphins Cricket Team

• Natal Volleyball Squad

• Natal Walkers Team

• Natal Lifesavers

• Natal Sports Academy

• Harlequins Rugby Club

• Jaguars Rugby Club

• UDW Women’s Rugby Team

• UDW Men’s Rugby Team

• UDW Judo Team

• UDW Women’s Soccer Team

• Glenwood Boys High Rugby Squad

• Westville Boys High Rugby Squad

• UKZN Rowing Team

• Manning Rangers Football Club

• Durban Stars Football Club

• Zulu Royals Football Club


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2002 – 2003 Biokineticist to Manning Rangers Football Club

Strength and Conditioning Specialist to Manning Rangers Football Club

Biokineticist for the Shotokan Karate International South African Squad (SKIFSA)

• Finished in fourth position in the world cup championships • Previous best position, 38th , 2001

Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the Shotokan Karate International South African Squad (SKIFSA)

Exercise Physiologist for the NRU Under 18 Academy

• Responsible for the testing and fitness of the Under 18 Natal rugby team

Elected as Secretary of the Biokinetics Association, KZN Branch

Elected as the Head Biokineticist for the Karate World Cup at the ICC, Durban in September 2003

• Responsible for the assessment of injuries of all participants in the world cup as well as to determine their fitness to participate in the world cup

• Responsible for on site first aid

Head Biokineticist at the Craven week Medical Tent • Responsible for ten physiotherapists and ten biokineticists • First aid, injury diagnosis and strapping

Head Coach of the UDW women’s Rugby Team • This team was part of the Natal Women’s Premier League division • Second on the log

2002 – 2003 Biokineticist of the UDW women’s Rugby Team

Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the UDW women’s Rugby Team

Head Biokineticist – UDW Men’s Rugby Team – SASSU, 2002

Senior Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the UDW Men’s Rugby Team

Yoga Instructor at the Sport Science Department • Conducted Hatha yoga classes at university • Open to the public • Five classes a week

Aerobox Senior Instructor at the Sport Science Department

• Conducted these `Taebo’ type classes for the public, three times a weeks

Jiu Jitsu Instructor at the Sport Science Department • Japanese Jiu Jitsu is the ultimate martial art that teaches you to defend yourself

using minimal effort • Open to the public, everyday


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2001 – 2002 Committee member of the Natal Rugby Union U 18

Development • Involved in the decision making processes within this division, especially from a

fitness and rehabilitative point of view

Biokineticist to NRU U 18 Academy

Fitness testing Co-coordinator for U18 Academy

Fitness Consultant to the Shotokan Karate International South Africa Team (2001) (SKISA)

2001 - 2002 Jiu Jitsu Instructor – Sport Science Department

Head Coach of the UDW Judo Team

Involved in Med-Benefit Testing throughout Natal • Med-Benefit is a Medial Aid Company that carries out incentive programmes for

members who are, through our testing shown to be healthy and also to assist them in decreasing medical costs on chronic disease through exercise intervention

Strength and Condition Programmes for the Glenwood Boys High Rugby Teams

Fitness testing for the Westville Boys High and Glenwood Boys High Rugby Squads

1999 – 2002 Independent Sampling Officer (ISO) for the Institute for Drug Free Sport in South Africa

• Involved in the actual urine sample collection of all elite athletes in South Africa for the control of illegal substances in sport

2001 Certified SISA Exercise Scientist

• This is the organization responsible for the testing and conditioning of all Olympic and elite South African athletes

Coach of the University of Durban Westville (UDW) Bodybuilding Team

Coach to the UDW Weightlifting Team

Assistant Co-ordinator for the UDW Health Day (25/11/01)

• This was a day for wellness promotion among university staff and students

Head Biokineticist for the St. Augustine Hospital Heart Week

1999 Head Coach of the Reservoir Hills Rhinos Rugby Club

Biokineticist for the Reservoir Hills Rhinos Rugby Club

Strength and Conditioning Specialist for the Reservoir Hills Rhinos Rugby Club

1998 First Aid to Collegians Rugby Third Team


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PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

2005 Selected for the South African Pankration Athlima team to participate in the World cup

in Brazil, November 2005 • Pankration is a Greek martial art that includes both upright and ground fighting

Selected as the captain of the South African Pankration Team to participate in the World Cup in Brazil

2002 Attained my 3rd Dan Black Belt for Samurai Jiu Jitsu from Master Irata Oshimoto Selected for the South African Karate Squad to participate in the World Cup in 2003 Vice-Captain of UDW 1st fifteen Rugby Team

2001

Played for Jaguars 1st and 2nd Fifteen Rugby Teams • This was in the Natal Rugby Union Premier League

Captain of Jaguars 2nd Fifteen Rugby Team

1999 – 2000 Played for Collegians Rugby Club 2nd Team • This team was part of the Premier League in Natal

1998

Played for the Westville Old Boys 1st fifteen

Vice Captain of Westville Old Boys 1st Fifteen

1996 Played for Collegians U 21’s 1st and 2nd Fifteen

Natal Senior Shot Putt Champion

1995 Played for the Natal Tertiary Rugby Fifteen Played for the UDW 1st Fifteen Rugby Team

Natal U 19 Shot Putt Champion

1994 Captain of the S.A Schools (SASSSA) Athletics Team

Captain of the Natal Schools Athletics Team Captain of the School: Athletics, Volleyball, Soccer, Swimming Teams

Reservoir Hills High Sports Boy of the Year

Reservoir Hills Athlete of the Year

South African Sugar Association Athlete of the Year

Natal High Schools Athlete of the Year

South African Schools (SASSSA) Athlete of the Year

1989 - 1994 South African Schools Champion and Record Holder in the Shot Putt and Discuss Events


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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

2005 - 2008 Member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association, USA

Member of the British Association of Sport and Exercise Science, UK Member of the American College of Sport Medicine, USA

2004 - 2007 Member of the National Geographic Society

2000 - 2008 Member of the Health Professionals Council of South Africa

Member of the Biokinetics Association of South Africa Member of the South African Sport Medicine Association

SPECIALIZATION AND INTERESTS

Primary • Occupational Health and Ergonomics

• Sport Injury Rehabilitation • High Performance Testing • Strength and Conditioning Programme Design • Strength and Condition Programme Design for Martial Arts • Strength and Conditioning Programme Design for Soccer • Strength and Conditioning Programme Design for Rugby • Tai Chi and Yoga Instruction • Self Defence and Jiu Jitsu Instruction

Secondary • Sport Injury Diagnosis • Lifestyle Modification Assessments and Prescription • Cardiac Pathology Fitness Assessments and Programme Design • Arthritis Severity Assessments and Rehabilitation • Research into evolution and orthopaedic injury and Structural Anatomy. Is There a

Link?


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CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIUMS ATTENDED

2004 Medical Emergency Seminars, Durban

2003 SASMA Biennial Conference, Cape, Feb

SASMA Conference on Rotator Cuff Injuries, Durban, April

2002 SASMA Conference on the Preparation for the Comrades, Durban, Feb

SASMA Conference on Aids and Exercise, Durban, April

SASMA Conference on Space Travel and Exercise, Durban, August

2001 SASMA Conference on Creatine Supplementation, Durban, April

SASMA Conference on Drugs in Sport, Durban, March

SARFU Medical Conference, Durban, March

SASMA Biennial Conference, Johannesburg, August

2000 SARFU Medical Conference, Durban, April

PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIUMS

2007 `Current Trends in Resistances Training for Cardiac Rehab’, Mount Edgecombe Hospital,

Natal Biokinetics Association Symposium, June ‘The Importance of Specific Strength Training and Fitness for Karateka’, University of Kwazulu Natal, SASSU Tournament, July

2004 ‘Common Chronic Lower Limb Sport Injuries’, UKZN Medical School, Emergency Medicine Symposium, August

‘Supplement And Diet Choices in Sport’ Ethekwini College,

‘Conditioning Protocols for Walking. Competition Preparation’, Natal Walkers Association, Durban

‘Strength Specific Training and Regeneration for Golf’, Natal Golfing Association, Durban

‘Conditioning tips for the Professional Volleyball Player’ S.A Volleyball U 19 Squad, Durban

2003 `Current Trends in the Rehabilitation of Rotator Cuff Injuries’ SASMA Conference, UKZN Medical School

`Resistance Training in Cricket, Current Trends’, The Dolphins Squad and the Coaching Commission, Natal Cricket Union


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`A 24-Week Intervention Programme on Elderly Hypertensive Patient’, 10th Biennial SASMA Congress, Spier Estate, Cape Town, 9 – 11 February

2002

`The Science of Strength and Conditioning for Martial Arts’, SKI National Training Camp, September

2001 `Principles of Conditioning in Rugby’, NRU U 18 Coaching Seminar, April

`Guidelines to Designing Exercise Programmes in Rugby’ NRU U 18 Seminar for Coaches, April

`Strength Training and It’s Importance to Rugby Performance’ Glenwood Boys Rugby Team, April

`Programme Prescription for Patients with CAD’ Medical Doctors CPD Conference, Shifa Hospital, August

`Resistance Training in Cardiac Rehabilitation’, SASMA Conference, Johannesburg, August

`Resistance Training in Cardiac Patients’, UDW Research Day, November

2000 `The Science of Strength Training in Rugby’, South African Football Union (SARFU) Medical Conference, August, UDW

`Strength Training and Conditioning in Martial Arts’, Judo and Ju Jitsu Training Seminar, Westville Health and Racquet, August

1999 `Strength and Conditioning for Rugby’, Reservoir Hills Sports Seminar, February


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ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS

2006 - 2007 Monthly Article in the MENS STYLE magazine, Dubai and Arab Emirates

2004 `Common Overuse Sport Injuries in the Lower Limb’, Emergency Medicine Manual

`Phase Two Strength and Conditioning Manual’, SARFU Under 19 Squad

2003 `Match Readiness Protocol for Cricket’, Chapter 11, CRICKET IQ, Vallabjee, Coopoo, Hassan, 2003

`The Effects of 24-Week Intervention Programme for Elderly Hypertensive Patients’, SASMA Biennial Conference Journal, February

2002 `Match Readiness Protocols’, Medical Journal for the Commonwealth Games

2001 `Advice on the Treatment of Shin Pain’, Medical Advice Section, Runners World Magazine, October Issue

`Advice on the Treatment of Runner’s Knee’, Medical Advice Section, Runner’s World Magazine, October Issue

`Resistance Training and Cardiac Rehabilitation’, Journal Abstract, SASMA Biennial Conference Journal, August


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RESEARCH SUPERVISION

2006 THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE INCIDENCE OF RUNNING INJURIES AND

PERFORMANCE IN THE FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT SCREEN IN ULTRAMARATHON RUNNERS – D EDWARD, K GRAND, J LUGG – (HONORS IN BIOKINETICS) THE COMPARISON OF EFFECTS BETWEEN CONTRAST SUPERSET TRAINING AND STANDARD BODY BUILDING TRAINING ON MUSCLE STRENGTH AND POWER GAIN – DRM DRICE-MOOR, GA HUGHES, MJ XABA – (HONORS IN BIOKINETICS)

2005 `CORRELATION OF WORK RATE INTENSITIES BETWEEN RUGBY PRACTICES AND MATCHES IN A FIRST DIVISION TEAM’ – F MAISTRY, S L GALLIVER, K SINGH, S Mc GREGOR (HONORS-BIOKINETICS)

2004 `THE EVALUATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL RUGBY COACHES’ KNOWLEDGE AND RUGBY QUALIFICATIONS’ – A LEE (HONORS-BIOKINETICS)

2003 `THE STRENGTH RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXERCISES PERFORMED WITH BARBELLS AND DUMBELLS’ – D J LEE (HONORS-BIOKINETICS) `THE PRE AND POST TESTING OF SELECTED FITNESS VARIABLES OF ELITE

JUNIOR KAYAKERS’ – S J HUMPHREYS (HONORS-BIOKINETICS)

2002 RESTING AND POST 250 METER SHUTTLE-RUN, BLOOD LACTATE LEVELS IN SENIOR SCHOOLBOY RUGBY PLAYERS’ – J F CLARKE (HONORS-BIOKINETICS)

EXTERNAL EXAMINER/MODERATOR FOR RESEARCH DISSERTATIONS

2006 THE EFFECT OF WARM-UP UPON PASSIVE STATIC FLEXIBILITY OF AMATUER

RUGBY PLAYERS – DL FABRICIUS; UNIVERSITY OF ZULULAND (BSC HONORS OF BIOKINETICS) THE RESPONSE OF C-REACTIVE PROTEIN TO ECCENTRICALLY BIASED EXERCISE IN BLACK ZULU LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS – B HERBST; UNIVERSITY OF ZULULAND (BSC HONORS BIOKINETICS) ASSESSING THE VALIDITY OF THE STANDARD INCREMENTAL PROTOCOL OF MEASURING THE LACTATE THRESHOLD – T HUTTON; UNIVERSITY OF ZULULAND (BSC HONORS BIOKINETICS)

DEVELOPMENTAL WORKSHOP

2006 MRC scientific writing skills workshop – UKZN Westville campus, 23-24 November


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REFERENCES

Professor S.

Essack Dean Faculty of Health Sciences, UKZN Private Bag X54001 Durban, 4000 South Africa Tel +2731 260 7209

Professor Y. Coopoo

University of the Witwatersrand Department of Exercise Science and Sport Medicine Wits Education Campus Student Union Building (A213) 27 St. Andrews Road Parktown, 2193 South Africa Tel. +2711 717 3229/ +2783 415 7466 Email: [email protected]

Doctor P. Ramlachan

Assistant Director UKZN International Westville/Edgewood Private Bag X54001 Durban, 4000 South Africa Tel. +2731 260 7253

Mr. G. Bhagowat

Educational Facilitator-Physical Education Sutherland Gardens Rainham Kent ME8 9LZ U.K. Tel. +441634 322186/ +447799 624093 Email: [email protected]

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