
Current Projects & Collaborations
D2 Lab
Close collaborations with our colleagues at D2 Lab in Novi Sad, Serbia are producing unique opportunities to study and understand elite athletic performance. Directed by Dr. Damjana Cabarkapa, D2 Lab is working with many sports organizations in Europe, and is making large contributions to the understanding of optimum performance.
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Jayhawk Athletic Performance Laboratory
As part of the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance, this lab is one of the leading centers for the study of applied sports science. With the resources available and their research productivity, interactions with this laboratory will be very productive.
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TopSpeed
Strength & Conditioning
As one of the Midwest's leading strength and conditioning facilities and programs, TopSpeed works with athletes ranging from beginning and developmental to some of the most elite professionals. Collaborations include athlete assessments and interpretations of results that keep training on the cutting edge.
Kraemer Consulting, LLC
One of the world's leading sports scientists, Dr. William J. Kraemer has been a prolific researcher over his extensive career. Building on both his academic and coaching careers, he is now continuing his work by collaborating with colleagues to generate additional valuable insights for coaches and athletes.

DARI Motion
Producers of one of the leading markerless motion capture systems, DARI Motion provides an effective and time-efficient solution to human motion analysis. Collaborations with DARI include data analysis and interpretation, creation of peer-reviewed scientific manuscripts, and development of new educational products and assessment opportunities.
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Tromin Technology
Based out of Taiwan, Tromin Technology uses the latest innovations available to provide a portable, affordable, and simple to use system for tracking athletes during games or practice. This technology, along with others will also help provide detailed athlete evaluations of sports tasks such as sprinting starts and accelerations, and related changes of direction drills.
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