About Me

Ben is a lecturer in Exercise Physiology at the National Institute of Sport Studies (NISS) at the University of Canberra.

Ben is an early career researcher keen to immerse in exercise physiology as its relates to sport and health. But, to be honest, he would rather be orienteering, running, mountain biking, adventure racing, playing basketball, kayaking or skiing (all badly).

Peer Reviewed Publications

2011

Rattray B and Roberts A. Athlete assessments in orienteering: Differences between physiological variables in field and laboratory settings. European Journal of Sport Science. In Press

Rattray B, Caillaud C, Ruell P, Thompson M. Heat exposure does not alter eccentric exercise-induced increases in mitochondrial calcium and respiratory dysfunction. European Journal of Applied Physiology. In Press

2010

Wisbey B, Montgomery PG, Pyne DB, Rattray B (2010). Quantifying movement demands of AFL football using GPS tracking. J Sci Med Sport. 13(5): 531-536

REPORTS

Wisbey B, Rattray B and Pyne D (2010) Quantifying changes in AFL player demands using GPS tracking. 2010 AFL Season. Report to Australian Football League.

Wisbey B, Rattray B and Pyne D (2009) Quantifying changes in AFL player demands using GPS tracking. 2009 AFL Season. Report to Australian Football League.

Wisbey B, Rattray B and Pyne D (2008) Quantifying changes in AFL player demands using GPS tracking. 2008 AFL Season. Report to Australian Football League.