Leading Sports Science Research Performed Outside the Laboratory
Markerless Motion Capture
The hottest trend in technology is doing more with less. Replacing multiple cameras in laboratory-based motion capture systems with a single camera for field-based measurements requires artificial intelligence applications and advanced computer models to attain valid and accurate movement assessments.
RMCSR in Vail Magazine
Founded in the Vail Valley, the RMCSR has a strong research focus on alpine skiing performance and injury risk reduction. Check out the latest article in Vail Valley & Lifestyle magazines, highlighting our technology and approach to understanding youth injuries from the investigation of elite alpine ski racers.
RMCSR News
RMCSR to Collaborate with Rocky Mountain Ski Racing
Rocky Mountain Ski Racing is an Alpine only ski program that helps athletes in U16 and older age groups reach the goal of skiing at the Olympic, international and college team level, and introduces a new generation to the joy and purposeful life skills learned in gates and on the snow regardless of socio-economic background. Sarah Schelper (pictured left) is a five-time Olympic skier and racing coach for Rocky Mountain Ski Racing.
Three RMCSR Abstracts to be Presented at the ACSM Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida
The RMCSR will be presenting three scientific abstracts at the 66th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine. These abstracts are discussing movement assessments that were performed with young female athletes of the Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Club. Go to Soccer Research for more information.
