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Universität Rostock

Diagnostics and Research Laboratory for Training Science at the Institute for Sports Science at the University of Rostock

The Institute of Sport Science at the University of Rostock is concerned with the short-, medium- and long-term effects of exercise-related interventions on performance. Specifically, the group is currently engaged in exercise and movement science research on neuromuscular and cardiorespiratory-metabolic phenomena in the context of acute stress, physical and mental fatigue, and training interventions. The spectrum of patients is broad. The team examines sick as well as healthy people, children, adults and older people. Athletes are also part of the patient group.

Focal points:

  • Analysis of training measures, rehabilitation processes and Performance structures
  • Analysis of the effects of fatigue, contraction-induced muscle injury and supplements on the neuromuscular system
  • Analysis of physical performance in the age group
  • Development of diagnostic measuring instruments and measuring methods
  • Evaluation of physical activity support measures
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