The Moving Bodies Lab


The Moving Bodies Lab investigates and experiments with the ways in which moving bodies connect to health.
Physical activity is important for our health and wellbeing. But how, when, where, and why we move is influenced by broader social, cultural, and environmental forces often outside our control. Movement also connects us with other bodies, objects, and things, but experiences of movement can be difficult to describe, explain or measure.
Led by Cassandra Phoenix, this Lab will explore the experiences and politics of bodily movement across a range of relationships, spaces, and contexts to advance interdisciplinary methods, theories, and approaches for researching moving bodies.
LATEST NEWS

COAST Project: New Outputs
https://youtu.be/YWPSkZDAcUk?si=rwNwDITSQQjx3ZqJ The COAST Project linked to The Moving Bodies Lab...

BBC Radio Newcastle: Daniel P. Jones on Towards Tourettic Futures
Our Bridging Fellow, Dr Daniel P. Jones featured on BBC Radio Newcastle today, discussing his new...

Sir Derek Birley keynote lecture delivered by Moving Bodies Lab Lead
Moving Bodies Lab lead Professor Cassie Phoenix delivered the Sir Derek Birley memorial lecture at...



