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Andrew Renfree
Senior Lecturer and Course Leader (Sport & Exercise Science)
Institute of Sports & Exercise Science
Qualifications
PGCert Learning & Teaching in Higher Education
MSc Sport Science
BSc Sport Science with Biology
Teaching & Research
Professional Interests
Exercise physiology
Training for Sport
Research Interests
Integrative exercise physiology
Pacing in sport
Acid-base and sport performance
Professional Bodies
European College of Sport Sciences
Higher Education Academy
Publications
Thomas, G., Renfree, A. (2010) The effect of secret clock manipulation on 10km cycle time trial performance, International Journal of Arts and Sciences, 3(9), 193-202
Renfree, A., West, J., Corbett, M., Rhoden, C. (2009) Individualised RPE responses during a self-paced cycle time trial, Sports Science Review, 18(3), 7-26
Renfree, A (2007) The time course for changes in plasma [H+] following sodium bicarbonate ingestion, International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, (2) 323-326
Conference presentations
Renfree, A., West, J., Corbett, M., Rhoden, C. (2010) Determinants of the ‘endspurt’ in self paced endurance exercise, paper presented at International Journal of the Arts and Sciences, Bad Hofgastein, Austria.
Rhoden, C., West, J., Renfree, A., Corbett, M. (2010) Cup half empty? Positivity, negativity and goal expectations in sports performance: a pre- and within exercise analysis, paper presented at International Journal of the Arts and Sciences, Bad Hofgastein, Austria.
West, J., Rhoden, C., Corbett, M., Renfree, A. (2010) Where's my head at? Motivational differences in cycle time trial performance, paper presented at International Journal of the Arts and Sciences, Bad Hofgastein, Austria.
Renfree, A., Thomas, G. (2010) The Effect Of Secret Clock Manipulation On 10km Cycle Time Trial Performance, paper presented at International Journal of the Arts and Sciences, Bad Hofgastein, Austria.
Renfree, A. (2009) The effect of NaHCO3 ingestion on power output during exercise at a constant level of perceived exertion, paper presented at ECSS annual conference, Oslo, Norway.
Renfree, A., Gurney, T., Non-linear increase in RPE during constant load exercise to volitional exhaustion, paper presented at ECSS annual conference, Oslo, Norway.
Renfree, A (2007) Performance and ventilatory responses to incremental cycle exercise following NaHCO3 ingestion, Paper presented at BASES conference, Bath, UK.
Magazine articles
Renfree, A. (2010) Your body can talk, Athletics weekly 65(43)
Renfree, A. (2010) Uncomplicating endurance training. Athletics Weekly 65 (47)
External Responsibilities
External Examiner at Buckingham Chilterns University








