Sport Science

Teaching theory in sports proposes understanding teaching process in the sport fields through philosophical, sociological, and educational context and the structural system between coach and athletes and environment for providing effective sport teaching methods.

Sports biomechanics studies the origins of body movement based in anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and physic and apply it for the fields of physical activity scientifically and rationally. And it may assist to make instruction for using sport and/or everyday life equipment effectively and to improve performance and to prevent injury during sports activities.

Gerokinesiology is a specialized area of study within the larger discipline of kinesiology that focuses on understanding how physical activity influences all aspects of health and well-being in the older adult population and the aging process in general.

Sports Philosophy and ethics provides logical evidences for the scholarly approach of Sports, and studies especially the value of sports and the scholarly direction for future society through literature review of ethics and the ethical approach of modern society.

Sports Medicine deals with physical fitness and the treatment and prevention of injuries related to sports and exercise for the public as well as elite athletes. It bridges the gap between science and practice in the promotion of exercise and health, and in the scientific assessment, study and understanding of exercise physiology, functional anatomy, and biochemistry.

Sports engineering is the application of engineering principles to solve sporting problems by means of design, development and research into equipment used. It requires knowledge from both sports science and the engineering fields. Research in sports engineering can focus on developing and testing a wide range of sporting equipment from indoor gymnasium flooring to protective helmets in cycling, etc.

Exercise psychology and sport psychology studies the psychological factors associated with participation and performance in sport, exercise and physical activity. Sport psychologists use psychological principles to achieve optimal mental health and to improve performance for athletes and to increase participation in sport, exercise and physical activity for people improving psychological development, health and well-being.