Brad Stenner

Dr. Brad Stenner is a lecturer at Adelaide University, teaching in the areas of human anatomy, occupational therapy and evidence-based practice for 18 years. He has extensive experience in the teaching and learning of human anatomy and associated physical assessments (such as range of motion, strength, balance and function). He has worked clinically in the area of physical rehabilitation, and more recently, developed and implemented an Australian first, online university level course in Adapted Physical Activity, Exercise and Sport. As a Senior Lecturer, he contnues to lead and innovate in in research, through his own program of research (PhD) in sport and health/wellbeing and continues to be involved in a number of multi-disciplinary research projects and both honours level and HDR student supervision. Current projects involve golf and health across the lifespan, the impact of adapted sport on middle aged men and the importance of wheelchair sport for people with disability. His specific research interest in golf and health has resulted in worldwide collaborations with industry and some of the highest ranked universities in the world. During 2020 -2021 he held a senior leadership position as Lead: Invictus Pathways Program, providing strategic direction of the exercise sports, allied health, and community adapted sports programs. Since completing his PhD in 2019, he has been awarded over $700,000 in competitive research grants, including $250,000 as CI from The Hospital Research Foundation. Research: ARENA Member Teaching Accolades: Recognition of Ongoing Excellence in Teaching and Student Learning 2025 and 2026 Health Benefits of Golf for Older Australians Older Persons participation in sport as occupation Avaialble for Honours, Masters and PhD Supervision

2026 - Hinge, A., Tier, L., Burn, N., & Stenner, B. J. (2026). Driving inclusion: value and meaning of golf participation for people with a disability. Leisure/Loisir, 1-22. 2026 - Orchard, J. W., Redmayne, G., Stenner, B., Chamberlain, A. J., Ming, A., Inge, P., & Yip, L. (2026). Rates of Self-Reported Skin Cancer in Current and Retired Elite Australian Cricketers. Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 67(3), 151-157. 2026 - Crozier, A. J., Gollan, S., Wycherley, T. P., & Stenner, B. J. (2026). Understanding outdoor fitness equipment in South Australia: Insights from council employees and an environmental audit. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, 54, 8 pages. 2026 - Jones, K. M., Bee, W. W., Stenner, B., Hawkes, R., & Wallace, E. S. (2026). Performance measures across playing categ