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Effects of Cold-Water Immersion on Recovery in Amateur Runners (CWI-REC)

Submitted by Carla Student · Physiotherapy · 2026-07-20

Rejected

Basic Info

Department(s)
Physiotherapy
Applicant Role
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Primary Banner
LUNEX
Project Types
Research
Legal Signature Required
No
Line Manager Approval Required
Yes
Supervisor Approval Required
No

Classification

Funding Type
Internal
Strategic Alignments
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Research Pillars
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Expected Contributions
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Summary

Abstract: A small pilot study measuring the effect of cold-water immersion protocols on perceived recovery and next-day performance in amateur distance runners.

Objectives: Measure the effect of cold-water immersion on perceived recovery

Methodology: Randomized crossover pilot with a small cohort of amateur runners over a six-week training block.

Expected Outputs: Publications

Keywords: recovery; cold-water immersion; amateur runners

Impact, Risk & Ethics

Scientific impact: Provides preliminary pilot data on recovery interventions in amateur (non-elite) populations.

Societal impact: Informs recovery guidance for recreational athletes.

Ethics approval required: No

Budget

Dedicated Budget
No
Total Budget
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Requested Funding
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Own Contribution
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Funding Body / Sponsor
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Feasibility

PI statement: Small-scale pilot, feasible within existing lab capacity.

Estimated PI Effort
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Compliance & Governance

Data Management Plan Required
No
GDPR Considerations
No
Open Science Plan S Compliance
No
IP Considerations
No

Review Outcome

Reviewed by Liam Manager on 2026-07-20 09:49.

"Scope overlaps with an already-funded project."