Rate My Professor Joanne Hudson

Her research encompasses two primary themes: psychosocial aspects of physical activity and exercise among middle-aged and older adults, and reversal theory interpretations and applications to optimize well-being and exercise experiences. Expertise areas include sport and exercise psychology, older adults, and reversal theory. She holds prestigious accreditations including Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA), BASES Fellow (FBASES), BPS Associate Fellow (AFBPsS), BPS Chartered Sport and Exercise Psychologist with HCPC registration, BASES Accreditation for Research, and Senior Fellow of Advance HE. Key publications include 'Inspiratory Muscle Training Enhances Recovery Post COVID-19: A Randomised Controlled Trial' (McNarry et al., 2022, European Respiratory Journal), 'Reversal Theory as a Complementary Perspective on Moment-to-Moment Variations in Motivation for Physical Activity' (Legrand, Hudson & Rhodes, Physiological Reviews), 'I Live a Kind of Shadow Life: Individual Experiences of COVID-19 Recovery' (Shelley et al., 2021, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health), and 'Moving Together: Increasing Physical Activity in Older Adults with an Intergenerational Technology-Based Intervention' (Knight et al., 2024, PLOS ONE). Her work contributes significantly to understanding exercise behavior, COVID-19 recovery, and motivational dynamics in sport and exercise contexts.