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Latest project announced:

IRB RUGBYHEALTH STUDY HAS LAUNCHED. We require 600 retired rugby and cricket players to take part in online surveys and neurocognitive testing as part of the study.
Click here for more details and to register to be a participant online.

SPRINZ Outline:

Sports Performance Research In New Zealand (SPRINZ) is a multi-disciplinary research team that conducts high impact research related to applied physical performance. Postgraduate student research forms an important part of SPRINZ activity and we currently have a large number of students working towards advanced level qualifications.

SPRINZ has close links with High Performance Sport New Zealand and also works with a number of national sports organisations and health providers. SPRINZ is based at the AUT Millennium Campus in Mairangi Bay.

SPRINZ is one of 18 AUT research institutes; staff include:

  • Academic staff: 25 (including 5 Professors and 3 Associate Professors)
  • Allied staff: 3
  • Research Associates: 29 (including 3 Professors and 5 Associate Professors)
  • 2012 PG thesis students: 35 PhD and 12 Masters
  • 2012 peer-reviewed journal articles: 90 
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May 29th, 2013

SPRINZ Strength and Conditioning Conference
14th - 15th Nov 2013, AUT Akoranga Campus and AUT-Millennium Campus
This conference is targeted specifically to practitioners in the industry, with an emphasis on integrating and connecting research to practice.

Latest Publication

Iwamoto, S., Fukubayashi, T., Hume P. A. (2013). Pelvic rotation and lower extremity motion with two different front foot directions in the tennis backhand groundstroke. Journal of Sports Science & Medicine, 12: 339-45.

  Julia SklerykJulia Skleryk
  Area of expertise: Applied Exercise Physiology
  Qualification: PhD candidate