Clusters of sprint technique strategies and associations with acceleration performance

Coordination patterns of elite sprinters during initial acceleration

Pole vault biomechanics and variations in technical approaches

Interpersonal traits that are key to unlocking a well-functioning integrated performance support team

Effective performance support teams are built on a foundation of operational clarity

Combined expertise of performance support teams in sport

Identifying key features of the countermovement jump force-time curve pattern

The importance of understanding injury mechanisms to develop effective prevention programmes

Supporting coaches to identify and rectify suspected illegal bowling actions

The mechanism of lower back injury and associated technical features of the fast bowling action

The biomechanical rules of world class 100-m sprint performance.

The maths and motion of Olympic weightlifting.

Rowing is not only a physiologically demanding sport but requires precise technical execution to make the boat go faster.

Believe it or not, the laws of physics do still apply to Olympic gymnasts. Here is a brief biomechanics primer on the sport.