Tyson Beach

Teaching and research interests

From a basic science perspective, I study the biomechanics of movement coordination, control, and musculoskeletal injury. My applied research focuses on movement screening, assessment, and training for health and performance. I also collaborate with other knowledge producers (researchers) and users (practitioners) to design, implement, and evaluate physical activity and exercise programs for workers and athletes.

Courses

KIN 121: Biomechanics of Human Activity

KIN 204: Movement Assessment and Exercise Prescription

KIN 655: Theory and Practice of Movement Assessment

Education

BSc, University of Guelph

MSc, University of Waterloo

PhD, University of Waterloo

Selected Publications

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