Mark Noon
Assistant Professor, School of Life Sciences
Mark is a lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science. He teaches across a range of courses which include BSc Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Sports Therapy, MSc Strength and Conditioning, MSc Applied Sport and Exercise Sciences and Msc Science of Youth Coaching and Development. His areas of expertise and research focus include athletic performance and development in football. Mark completed his Ph.D. in 2017 in 'the utility of well-being and performance assessments in managing the development of elite youth football players' and has several further research outputs. Prior to his role at Coventry University Mark worked in industry for 10 years. He is a Chartered Scientist, an accredited BASES Sport and Exercise Scientist, an accredited strength and conditioning coach and a UEFA A license coach (Accredited level 4 coach). Marks previous employment includes sport science and coaching roles in football at international, professional and semi-professional levels. He was Head of Academy Sport Science and Medicine at Coventry City Football Club for 5 years and has provided sport science support to the Wales U21s men's national football team. In addition, Mark has coached at several semi-professional football clubs including Brackley Town Football Club and Nuneaton Town Football Club.
Football Medicine & Life Sciences
Soccer Medicine & Life Sciences
sports science Social Sciences
Physiological Adaptation Medicine & Life Sciences
Resistance Training Medicine & Life Sciences
academy Social Sciences
Articular Range of Motion Medicine & Life Sciences
Caffeine Medicine & Life Sciences
Cardiorespiratory coordination reveals training-specific physiological adaptations
Garcia-Retortillo, S., Gacto, M., Thomas, OL., Noon, M., Hristovski, R., Natalia, B. & Morris, M., 11 Jun 2019, In : European Journal of Applied Physiology. (In-press), p. (In-press) 9 p.
Physiological Adaptation
Single-Blind Method
High-Intensity Interval Training
Cervical range of motion in school age rugby union players: A cross sectional study
Morgan, R., Leddington Wright, S., Noon, M., Robertson, P. & Price, M., Jul 2019, In : Physical Therapy in Sport. 38, p. 123-131 9 p.
Articular Range of Motion
Risk Reduction Behavior
Low doses of caffeine: Enhancement of physical performance in elite adolescent male soccer players
Ellis, M., Noon, M., Myers, T. & Clarke, N., 3 Dec 2018, In : International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance. (In-press), p. (In-press)
Task Performance and Analysis
Next Day Subjective and Objective Recovery Indices Following Acute Low and High Training Loads in Academy Rugby Union Players
Noon, M., James, R., Clarke, N., Taylor, R. & Thake, D., 15 Jun 2018, In : Sports. 6, 2, 11 p.
Myalgia
Perceptions of well-being and physical performance in English elite youth footballers across a season
Noon, M., James, R. S., Clarke, N. D., Akubat, I. & Thake, C. D., 2015, In : Journal of Sports Sciences. 33, 20, p. 2106-2115 10 p.
Sagittaria