Coaching of archery athletes to help them better understand and manage the mindset required for optimal performance in competition.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Coordinate exchanges between partners.

Partners

• Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)
• Université du Québec à Montréal

Development of best practices in hypercapnia training for artistic swimming athletes.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Conducting research and supporting the federation in the implementation of innovative training methods.

Partners

• Canada Artistic Swimming
• Société de sauvetage

Identification of visual performance monitoring measures and development of these skills to optimize the performance of athletes.

Contribution of INS Québec

Lead the research and support the federation in the implementation of innovative training methods.

Partner

• École d’optométrie, Université de Montréal

Implemented a talent identification process using a multidimensional assessment of the skills of developing athletes..

Contribution of INS Québec

• Determination of the tests to be carried out.
• Analysis of the data.

Partners

• Regional Multi-sport Training Centers (Click here for the list)

Improved waxing methods with fluorine-free waxes to optimize gliding performance..

Contribution of INS Québec

• Coordinate exchanges between partners.

Partners

• Concordia University
• Association Québec snowboard

Development of valid and effective tools to enhance talent identification and allow for safe training of boxers.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Conduct research in partnership with ÉTS.

Partner

• École de technologie supérieure

Interpret the most recent scientific knowledge that can have concrete applications in the support of whitewater canoe-kayak athletes.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Supervise the literature review and share the results.

Partner

• Université de Sherbrooke

Innovative training load monitoring and optimization of training methods in cycling sports.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Conducting research and supporting the federation in the use of training monitoring tools.

Partners

• Centre national de cyclisme de Bromont
• Cycling Canada

Optimization and development of general physical skills as well as other non-specific factors of fencing performance.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Provide scientific and logistical support.

Partner

• Excellence Sports Laval

Development and application of motion analysis methods specific to the biomechanics of complex jumps.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Share and apply knowledge in biomechanics, data analysis and performance monitoring.

Partner

• Université de Montréal

Application of best practices in trampoline training to freestyle skiing.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Creation of a dashboard for athlete monitoring Scientific support at all stages of the project.

Partners

• Gymnastique Québec
• Conseil de développement Excellence sportive Laurentides

Implementation of a process for evaluating the physical condition of goalball athletes.

Contribution of INS Québec

Support and scientific collaboration

Partner

• Université du Québec à Montréal

Improving trampoline and gymnastics performance using an interdisciplinary scientific approach to increase the time of the aerial phases.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Share knowledge in nutrition, physical preparation, exercise physiology and performance analysis.

Partner

• Université de Montréal

Development of innovative approaches for the identification and follow-up of Quebec elite field hockey players on their path to excellence.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Sharing expertise in athlete monitoring, training data analysis and perceptual-cognitive evaluation.

Partner

• Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

Optimize the physical assessment of judokas in development.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Coordination of exchanges between partners.

Partner

• Université du Québec à Montréal

Development of a visual feedback system to improve the technical performance of handball players.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Scientific and logistical support.
• Support for the training of coaches in performance analysis.

Partner

• Olivier Trudel (Carabins de l’Université de Montréal)

Optimization of chair-handling skills for developing athletes, both physically and technically.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Coordinate exchanges between partners.

Partners

• Université du Québec à Montréal
• Université de Sherbrooke

Comparison of rowing biomechanics on ergometer and on water for the improvement of ergometer training technique.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Conducting the research.

Partner

• Excellence Sportive Sherbrooke

Development of a virtual reality sailing simulator integrating a haptic device to facilitate the training of athletes.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Support and scientific collaboration.

Partners

• École de technologie supérieure

Comparison of two methods for measuring resting heart rate variability.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Conducting research worke.

Partner

• Université de Sherbrooke

Improvement of waxing methods with fluorine-free waxes to optimize gliding performance.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Coordinate exchanges between partners.

Partners

• Concordia University
• Fédération québécoise de biathlon

Evaluation of the effects of an innovative method to optimize performance and reduce the negative impact of psychological factors.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Coordinate exchanges between partners Collect and analyze results.

Partner

• Squash Canada

Implementation of a talent detection and training optimization process using a multidimensional evaluation of the physical qualities of athletes.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Carry out the literature review on the determinants of performance.
• Determination of the tests to be carried out
• Data analysis

Partners

• Regional Multi-Sport Training Centers

Longitudinal follow-up of evaluation and training methods for neuromuscular and agility qualities of volleyball athletes.

Contribution of INS Québec

• Provide scientific and logistical support.

Partners

• Université du Québec à Montréal
• Volleyball Canada

Appreciation of the effects of a speed-based training on the performance of developing weightlifters.

Contribution of INS Québec

Scientific support.

Partners

• Université de Sherbrooke