A new research study is exploring perspectives on the development of an injury monitoring system in youth soccer and how that might work in the OPDL. Contact Dr. Samuel Howarth at showarth@cmcc.ca for more information and how to participate!

@_Tyson_Beach You are not missing anything. When epidemiologists are little, each summer, they go to a camp, tucked away at some faraway mountain. There, senior epidemiologists teach them to confuse correlation with causation. It is a sacred tradition, passed down from one generation to the

Are you a CSEP academic member conducting research in exercise science, health, or human performance? We want to help amplify your work. Whether it's a new publication, conference presentation, or collaborative project, tag us in your posts or send us a message. We’re always

Are you the next CSEP Manager of Events? CSEP is seeking a dynamic, detail-oriented event planner to lead the strategy and execution of our national conference, workshops, and webinars. If you're a creative and energetic professional with a passion for designing meaningful

Call for Abstracts Now Open for WCB 2026! https://t.co/s2Ra5zVCWE

CSEP is hiring an Executive Director. This is a unique opportunity for a purpose-driven leader to advance exercise science and help shape the future of health, fitness, and performance in Canada. If you’re passionate about improving lives through research, education, and

Submissions for the 2025 CSEP Awards and Grants are open! Apply by May 16, 2025, to be recognized for your contributions to exercise science and kinesiology. CSEP offers a variety of awards and grants for students, researchers, and professionals across our community. Nominate

Bring your research to the forefront at #CSEP2025 — Canada’s leading conference in exercise science — happening October 15–18 in London, Ontario. Engage with top professionals, earn recognition on a national stage, and help shape the future of exercise science. Whether you're

The new WFI resource, branded as, “The IAFF/IAFC Wellness-Fitness Initiative – Igniting Change," to better reflect the aims and scope of the revision. Read more about the project and follow updates. https://t.co/eyRZO6aeVg @IAFFofficial

Job: Canada Research Chair(Tier1) in Physical Activity & Health in Children/Youth with Chronic Conditions - USask https://t.co/EudXCO3oFj

The Canadian Institute for Safety, Wellness & Performance has multiple positions for data analysts and researchers. Attend their event if you want more details: https://t.co/7tRiS6r9H0 https://t.co/rmWx6VJqQo

Western University exercise physiology job posting for an integrative physiologist. See attached https://t.co/MJ8AoUHN0s

There is an Assistant Professor position in Human Biomechanics at the University of Toronto. Additional details can be found at: https://t.co/UH8dT1aEYn

I have a doctoral-level graduate assistantship in the concentration of Applied Biomechanics beginning Fall 2025. Research focus will be on running biomechanics, training, injuries, footwear, and performance. Interested students can fill out this form: https://t.co/ax8HiiKrPm

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Meet Zach Weston (@CSEP_CEO), CEO of @csep_scpe, who’s encouraging Canadians to take charge of their health. Only 7% meet the 24-hour movement guidelines, but small changes can make a big difference. Read his Health Hub feature:

Come work with us! We have an available tenure-track position in biomechanics in the exercise, sport, and movement sciences (ESMS) unit within @UofMHealthSci! See the job posting and link below! https://t.co/y3bK240nKi

Read about our study on the impacts of negative body image on performing and learning movements. Interestingly, the impacts are different for men and women. Thanks to @jude_bek @sabi_catz!

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