RESEARCH INTERESTs

Alycia's research program explores dance for health. The DanCER project explores the use of dance as an alternative physical activity to increase adherence to physical activity and in turn improve all aspects of health across a variety of populations. The FLOAT project explores the possibility of athletes learning how to land from jumps in a similar manner to dancers with the potential for injury risk reduction. To further these projects, Alycia is  interested in finding optimal methods to capture complex movements and determine the effects of different footwear designs on foot and ankle biomechanics.

FUNDED RESEARCH

  • GRANT
    A strategy to address the WHO and HKSAR physical inactivity problem: Development of a novel and efficient movement screening test to identify adolescents with low levels of physical activity and movement competency for specific intervention
    Caritas Institute of Higher Education1 Jun 2021
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    Dance and Community Effects Research to improve physical activity adherence in patients with a history of Low Back Pain (DanCER-LBP)
    Sydney Musculoskeletal, Bone and Joint Health Alliance1 Jan 2020
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    • Fong Yan A
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    Analysing the movement characteristics of Thai dance
    University of Sydney1 Jan 2015
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    1000 Norms Project: A deeper understanding of human variation
    Australian Podiatry Education & Research Foundation1 Jan 2013
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