Sport and Health (PDF)

Daniel Parnell is a Senior Lecturer in Business Management at Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. Dan is a collegiate scholar with a growing reputation for current, policy-relevant, empirically-rich research in areas that closely connect with sport business and management, who engages closely with the sport industry and can connect across multi-disciplinary areas and research programmes. Dan manages a number of research projects involving managing change and project evaluation using both quantitative and qualitative research methods regionally and internationally. He currently works with a number of professional sport clubs and national governing bodies in England and internationally. He has worked with the Premier League, Football League, Football Foundation (United Kingdom's largest sports charity) and the International Olympic Committee on research with policy makers, commissioners, chief executive officers, managers, coaches and participants. Currently, Dan leads the research on a unique Masters in Sport Directorship executive education programme, coordinates a global platform for football researchers as a founder member ('The Football Collective') and is the Research Director for a platform to share community sport research with policy makers and practitioners ('Connect Sport')

Peter Krustrup is Professor of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Southern Denmark and an Honorary Visiting Professor at Exeter University, UK. Peter has authored 225 original research articles, with a total of 9,000 citations, and has got an H-index of 49. His three main research areas are: muscle physiology, human performance and health effects of sports. Currently, Peter is continuing his pioneering work on the fitness and health effects of football and other team sports. His research includes investigations of the cardiovascular, metabolic and musculoskeletal effects of team sports compared with other types of physical

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