ACADEMIC RESEARCH
Peer-reviewed research from Tim Pigott and collaborators, spanning physiotherapy, sports technology, rehabilitation and clinical screening.
The same evidence base underpins how we coach, treat and educate at HP3.
PUBLICATIONS
Tim Pigott, Specialist Physiotherapist
Peer-reviewed work spanning endurance sport, biomechanics and physiotherapy practice.
Inertial sensing for hip flexion and pelvic rotation in horse riders (2018)
Orthotics and exercises in posterior tibialis tendon dysfunction (2019)
Bike fitting: an introduction for physiotherapists (2016)
Observing the observer: designing a horse rider assessment interface (2017)
Inertial sensing for hip rotation asymmetry in horse riders (2014)
Paediatric MPFL reconstruction with or without patella dysplasia (2021)
Pilates for pain, disability and function in older adults: systematic review (2021)
Yoga for pain, function and quality of life in older adults: systematic review (2021)
Gamification versus standard rehabilitation after shoulder surgery: RCT (2021)
Adult learning theory in UK physiotherapy education: qualitative survey (2021)
Cauda equina syndrome screening: are we asking the right questions? (2021)
Cauda equina screening: a qualitative study of community physiotherapists (2023)
Dr Amy Whitehead, Sport Psychology
Reader in Sport Psychology and Coaching at Liverpool John Moores University and creator of the Think Aloud programme. ResearchGate profile
The effect of Think Aloud on performance and brain oxygenation during cycling (2022)
Dr Howard Hurst, Cycling Science
Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Lancashire, specialising in cycling biomechanics and vibration research. ResearchGate profile
Quantification of vibrations during mountain biking (2016)
The effects of vibrations experienced during road vs off-road cycling (2015)
Competitive mountain bike racing: rider hand-arm vibration exposure (2019)
Full suspension mountain bike improves off-road cycling performance (2006)
Dr Elizabeth Mahon, Sports Nutrition
PhD in nutrition for ultra-endurance sport (Liverpool John Moores University); registered nutritionist specialising in ultra-endurance athletes.
Macronutrient consumption prior to, and during, a mountain marathon (2014)
Dr Chloe Gallagher, Sleep and Recovery
PhD researcher at Liverpool John Moores University investigating sleep, nutrition and recovery in athletic populations. ResearchGate profile
Implications of sleep loss or sleep deprivation on muscle strength: a systematic review (2025)
EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE.
The research shapes the practice. Work with a clinician and coach who publishes in the field.