The role of the biomechanics analyst in swimming training and competition analysis

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In this article, experts from around the world in the field of swimming science were invited to write about the role of biomechanics in training and competition. It provides details on the distinctions between a university researcher and an analyst. Additionally, it contains information on the primary analysis techniques employed in leading centers worldwide. READ!

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