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The Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE) supports a vibrant research community and is comprised of innovative and award-winning experts whose ground-breaking work serves to improve global health, wellness, and disease prevention. In addition to exploring sports and exercise sciences, researchers are also advancing knowledge in sports psychology and sociology.

Committed to the advancement of elite athletic performance through academic research. SASSI is a world-leading facility that aims to transfer sports science research findings directly to the athletes, coaches, and support staff for whom it matters most.

Improving health and clinical care for adults with chronic pulmonary disease.

Examining psychosocial factors of physical activity adoption/maintenance and promoting health behaviour through interventions, particularly for adults with chronic conditions.

Evaluating the ergonomic and mechanical function of hockey equipment and protective gear for optimal safety and performance.

Advancing knowledge of muscle fatigue and musculoskeletal injuries/disorders in sports and workplace settings.

Specializing in phenomena surrounding mental health and lifelong physical activity.

Conducting trans-disciplinary research with an emphasis on weight control in a variety of populations.

Identifying brain structures directly involved in the control of posture, locomotion, and steering of human locomotion.

Focusing on the complex interplay between physical activity, sedentary behaviour, and sleep across diverse population groups to optimize health and wellbeing.

Partnering with community organizations to develop research that will enhance the lives of Canadians living with spinal cord injuries.

Helping athletes and coaches achieve personal development and performance success through research.

Exercise Physiology research exploring nutrition, skeletal muscle, protein metabolism, aging, and muscle hypertophy and atrophy.

Researching the sympathetic nervous system’s effect on human cardiovascular health.