Davies, Simeon E.H.

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12024Challenges affecting the management functions of female senior managers in selected South African sports organisationsRamatsia, Anza ; Davies, Simeon E.H. ; Hemmonsbey, Janice Dorothy ; Moroe, Jacob J. 
22022A comparative analysis of financial and employment indicators at volunteer supported events in the Western Cape Province, South AfricaDavies, Simeon E.H. 
32018A comparison of economy and sagittal plane trunk movements among back-, back/front- and headloadingHudson, Sean ; Cooke, Carlton Brian ; Davies, Simeon E.H. ; West, Sacha Jane ; Gamieldien, Raeeq ; Low, Chris ; Lloyd, Ray 
42017Disaster volunteerism : a utilitarian perspectiveDavies, Simeon E.H. 
52024The effect of rooibos tea (Aspalathus linearis) consumption on human health outcomes: a systematic literature reviewSpeer, Kathryn E. ; Marnewick, Jeanine L ; Davies, Simeon E.H. ; Turner, Murray ; Nikolova, Viktoriya L. ; Day, Richard ; McKune, Andrew J. ; Naumovski, Nenad 
62019The efficacy of rooibos Aspalathus linearis as an ergogenic aid during exerciseDavies, Simeon E.H. ; Marnewick, Jeanine L ; West, Sacha Jane ; Taliep, Mogammad Sharhidd ; Rautenbach, Fanie ; Gamieldien, Raeeq 
72020The introduction of research ethics review procedures at a university in South Africa: review outcomes of a social science research ethics committeeDavies, Simeon E.H. 
82009Physiological response of emergency care students during a simulated extrication of a patient trapped in a light motor vehicle: implications for exercise testingParr, Bridget M ; Davies, Simeon E.H. 
92023Positioning research and scholarly innovation within a “transdisciplinary” approach: the case of the South African indigenous plant Rooibos (Aspalathus Linearis) and its potential as an ergogenic aidDavies, Simeon E.H. ; Marnewick, Jeanine L ; Bester, Dirk ; Kamati, Oviety 
102019Rooibos Aspalathus linearis – can it reduce the incidence and severity of acute mountain sickness? A case study of Aconcagua (6962 m) climbing expedition, ArgentinaDavies, Simeon E.H. ; Marnewick, Jeanine L ; West, Sacha Jane