Muscle Physiology and Biomechanics

The research unit of Muscle Physiology and Biomechanics (MoB) carry out experimental research, teaching, and dissemination of information within the scientific field of muscle physiology, biomechanics, neuromuscular function, health incl. physical activity and inactivity, ageing, musculoskeletal injury and exercise, and development and validation of exercise in relation to elite sport and non-elite sport.

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News from the Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics

09.04.2024

Empowering Socially Vulnerable Children: Improved health knowledge and well-being after a 10-week Residential Stay incorporating a Football-Based Health Education Programme

Researchers have unveiled a positive impact on well-being of a 10-week residential stay for 7-14-year-old socially vulnerable children and observed additional effects on health knowledge by adding a football-based health education programme

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News from the Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics

Empowering Socially Vulnerable Children: Improved health knowledge and well-being after a 10-week Residential Stay incorporating a Football-Based Health Education Programme

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Collaboration on Odense Fjord and Fyn to Inspire Other EU Countries

Researchers developing new tool for self-motivation

Voluntary associations play a particularly important role in the smallest rural areas

New Research on Movement Aims to Make Danes More Active

University of Southern Denmark and Vifo will examine the importance of Danish associational life in large-scale research project

New Report: Greenland's Movement Habits Examined by SDU Researchers

SDU is a world leader in sports science

DIAS Interdisciplinary Phenomenology Cluster – Announcement and Call for New Members

New Professor in Implementation Science and Active Living

Back pain is a rapidly increasing problem - especially among the elderly

New research centre inaugurated with style

International recognition for football fitness and football professor Peter Krustrup

Inaugural seminar - Giovanna Colombetti and Dan Zahavi

The Department of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics celebrates its 50th anniversary with a one-week intensive conference programme

Top researcher strengthens IOB's international profile in phenomenology and qualitative research methods

Book Release: Football As Medicine – Prescribing Football For Global Health Promotion

This Is How We Design Our Cities for Physical Activity

Football training in school greatly improves girls’ fitness and health

Lynseminar: Træning af eksplosiv muskelstyrke

Recreational football an absolute winner for 55–70-year-olds with prediabetes

Recreational football is broad-spectrum medicine

Football on the school curriculum improves cognitive performance

Inaugural seminar in dance

Seminar on Expert Performance

Football is medicine for women with high blood pressure

Inaugural Football Science seminar: Football Science – The Use of Top-Class Research in Elite Football:

PhD Oral Defence by Rodrigo Lima: Motor competence and academic performance

Inaugural seminar. Professor Peter Krustrup

Double inaugural seminar: Søren Brage and Charles H. Hillman as adjunct professors

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