Mr. Wu Shing 吳誠先生
Academic Co-ordinator and Lecturer, Sport and Recreation Studies, Division of Social Sciences
shingwu@hkbu.edu.hk
3411 3101
Teaching Areas
Course(s) taught:- SPRS2500 Health and Fitness
- ELSS2507 Instructional Practices in Team Sports – Basketball
- CCHL1500 Active Team Ball Games – Basketball
- CCHL1502 Conditioning in Health and Fitness
- SRLP4045 Health Fitness Assessment & Exercise Prescription
- SRLP4008 Honours Project I
- SRLP4009 Honours Project II
Research Interests
- Exercise Physiology
- Test and Measurement in Sports
- Health and Fitness
- Strength and Conditioning
Professional Qualifications
- FIBA Basketball Coach - Mini-ball level (FIBA)
- Corrective Exercise Specialist (The BioMechanics Method)
- Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (NSCA)
- Advanced Personal Fitness Trainer (AASFP)
- ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist (ACSM)
- Elderly Fitness Instructor Certificate (PFAHKC)
- Functional Training Instructor Certification (IPTFA)
- Level 3 Basketball Referee (BAHKC)
- Level 1 Basketball Coach Certificate (BAHKC)
- Judo Grade C Coach Certificate (JAHKC)
- Diploma of Dan - Judo 1st Dan Black Belt (JAHKC)
- Level 1 Track & Field Coaching Certificate (HKAAA)
- Elementary Woodball Coach Certificate (WAHKC)
- Elementary Tchoukball Coach Certificate (TAHKC)
- Level 1 Sports Trainer (Sports Medicine Australia)
- First-aid Certificate (Hong Kong St. John Ambulance)
Selected Publications
- Kwok, H.H.M. & Wu, S. (2025). Correlation between knowledge and attitudes of climate change in amateur and recreational athletes: A comparative study. Poster presented at the 8th International Conference, organized by the International Health Sports Kinesiology (IOHSK).
- Yu, S.Y., Gao, Y., Wang, A.W., Sun, Y., Wang, J.J., Kwok, H.H.M., Wu, S., Lam, C.K., Tao, E.D., Jiao, J.J., Fong, S.S.M., Xie, Y.J., Zhang, D.X., Baker, J.S. (2022). Effectiveness of an adapted physical activity intervention for weight management in adolescents with intellectual disability: A randomized controlled trial. Pediatr Obes, (e12882). https://doi.org/10.1111/ijpo.12882
- Cai, W., Sun, Y., Peng, K., Kwok, H., Lei, L., Wu, S., Lam, C. K., Li, L., & Gao, Y. (2020). Physical activity-related injuries and risk factors among secondary school students in Hong Kong. Int J Environ Res Public Health, 17(3), 747.
- Tong, T.K., Wu, S., & Nie, J. (2014). Sport-specific endurance plank test for evaluation of global core muscle function. Phys. Ther. Sport., 15(1), 58-63.
- Tong, T.K., Wu, S., Nie, J., Baker, J.S., & Lin, H. (2014). The occurrence of core muscle fatigue during high-intensity running exercise and its limitation to performance: the role of respiratory work. J Sports Sci Med., 13(2), 244-51.
- Cheung, W.W., Tong, T.K., Morrison, A.B., Leung, R.W., Kwok, Y.L., & Wu, S. (2011). Anthropometrical and physiological profile of Chinese elite sport climbers. Med Sport, 15(1), 23-29.
Professional / Community Services
- Registered Basketball Coach of Basketball Association of Hong Kong, China.
- Basketball Referee, Hong Kong Basketball Association Limited
- Committee Member, PERM Alumni Association, Hong Kong Baptist University
Grants
- Co-I in “Physical Activity and Motor Proficiency of Primary School Children in Outdoor Playground Designs” awarded by SCE, HKBU (Seed Grant Fund: SCE/SGF/2425/04; January 2025 – November 2025) (Amount: HK$116,275)
- PI in “Perception of health risks due to climate change amongst sports administrators, coaches and athletes” awarded by SCE, HKBU (Seed Grant Fund: SCE/SGF/2223-02/05; July 2023 – June 2024) (Amount: HK$114,550)
- Co-I in “An investigation of safety attitudes, risk perception and risk-taking behaviour among cyclists in Hong Kong” awarded by SCE, HKBU (Seed Grant Fund: SCE/SGF/2223/02; Dec 2022 – Jun 2023) (Amount: HK$119,620)
- Committee Member in “Virtual Exchange for Authentic Teaching and Learning Innovation” (QESS fund: QESS/2021/APP-06)
- Co-I in “Multi-disciplinary Research Centre” by SCE, HKBU. I was responsible to establish the Active Living Laboratory, and conducted a pilot study as Pi to investigate the fitness status among older adults in Hong Kong (MRC is a 3-year research-based IDS project funded by RGC, aimed at building research centers and promoting research activities in SCE, Project Ref. No.: UGC/IDS23/15, period: 2016-18)
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