Lee started his PhD in 2014, following his role at UK Sport on the Research & Innovation Team. Lee’s work at UK Sport was focussed in the area of Training Science and providing performance solutions across the London 2012 and Sochi 2014 Olympic Games. This experience enabled Lee to work with a range of elite athletes on challenging projects; such as innovative work to improve individualised warm up strategy with the GB Skeleton Team, prior to the Sochi Games.
The focus of Lee’s research activity, a collaboration between Northumbria University and the GSK Human Performance Lab, is to investigate recovery from and adaptation to concurrent exercise. This programme of research will focus on both acute (molecular signaling activity and protein synthesis measures) and chronic parameters (applied performance and body composition outcomes) in well-trained cohorts.
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