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The best Biomechanics newsletters

4 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.

appliedperformance.co· weekly· Published 2 days ago

Each issue breaks down a recent sport science study on topics like ankle loading, landing mechanics under fatigue and hamstring exercises. It explains study design, results and practical meaning, noting what each study can and cannot show.

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releasebyfelis.com· irregular· Published 1 months ago

RELEASE by FELIS is a sports-science newsletter covering innovation, research and development in health and athletic performance, with field tests of tools like OpenCap and data benchmarks from football. Readers get practical, methodical reports on measurement technology and position-based physical performance statistics.

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newsletter.simonbastide.com· irregular· Inactive for over a year

A personal newsletter by a data scientist with a biomechanics PhD, mixing reflective essays with technical explainers. Readers get reflections on goals and creativity, an introduction to electromyography, and links to past blog posts on software security and data science tooling.

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blog.pre-script.com· weekly· Published 3 days ago

A newsletter that applies biomechanics principles to gym training, with issues on topics like range of motion versus variability, B-stance RDL technique and foot position on the leg press. Readers get practical exercise-technique insights grounded in biomechanical reasoning.

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