Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Helen Llewellyn
Course Director
As a Course Director within the School of Health, Helen currently teaches on the BSc and MSc Sports and Exercise Therapy programmes. She is involved in all levels of study from 4-7, and currently modules leads on Level 4 Anatomy & Function for Sports and Exercise Therapy and Level 6 Research & Extended Protocol.
In addition to her work in higher education, Helen is also a level 3 Pilates instructor.
Current Teaching
- Anatomy & Function for Sports and Exercise Therapy
- Massage for Sports and Exercise Therapists
- Professional and Academic Skills
- Therapeutic Interventions 1 for Sports and Exercise Therapy
- Research Methods
- Practice Placement
- Research & Extended Protocol (Dissertation)
Research Interests
Helen has published research in the area of Pilates and Low Back Pain. She combines her roles as a sports therapist and exercise practitioner to develop her research interests in physical activity and health.
Ask Me About
- Exercise and physical activity
- Health
- Sports injury
- Therapy
Selected Outputs
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Llewellyn H; Konstantaki M; Johnson MI; Francis P (2017) The Effect of a Pilates Exercise Programme on Perceived Functional Disability and Pain Associated with Non-Specific Chronic Low Back Pain. MOJ Yoga & Physical Therapy, 2 (1),
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Llewellyn H; Winter A; Francis P (2018) Does Eccentric Hamstring Training Improve Speed and Jump Performance in Team Sports: A Systematic Review. In: Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation Conference, 11 May 2018, Plymouth Marjon University.
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Llewellyn H (2016) The effect of a Pilates exercise programme on perceived functional disability and pain associated with non-specific chronic low back pain. In: Sports Therapy Organisation, 6 May 2016, University of St Mark and St John, Plymouth, UK.
