A study by kinesiology professor Francesco Biondi has found that a visit to the Chimczuk Museum relaxed participants more than a walk outside.
A campaign is raising funds to rename the plaza leading to the Toldo Lancer Centre the “Moriarty Way.”
A campaign is raising funds to rename the plaza leading to the Toldo Lancer Centre the “Moriarty Way.”
Youngsters practise ball handling during a Saturday session of the Physically Empowered and Active Kids program run by UWindsor undergraduate students.
Physically Empowered and Active Kids develops motor competencies in children aged eight to 12 through fun activities and sports.
Coach Chantal Vallée’s book Dare to Win offers a proven blueprint for high performance leadership. Photo courtesy CBC Windsor.
Coach Chantal Vallée’s book Dare to Win offers a proven blueprint for high performance leadership.
UWindsor professor Sarah Woodruff and student Ghallia Hashem will be honoured by the YMCA of Southwestern Ontario at a gala May 15.
The YMCA of Southwestern Ontario will honour two members of the UWindsor community as Women of Excellence who embody the organization’s commitment to the development of thriving communities.
Kinesiology professor Sarah Woodruff, associate dean of human kinetics for academic programs, will be recognized in the field of sport, fitness, and recreation. Law student Ghallia Hashem, president of the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance, will be honoured as a Young Woman of Excellence.
Kinesiology professors Cheri McGowan, Kevin Milne, and Paula van Wyk are conducting research on isometric handgrip training as a treatment for high blood pressure among Black populations.
PhD candidate Fallon Mitchell is seeking volunteers for a workshop to enhance accessibility and inclusion in gyms.
Lancer alumni Trevor Way and Olivia Grimshaw met and fell in love as track and field teammates.
Professor emerita Margery Holman will join the Order of Ontario in recognition of her commitment to improving the Canadian sport landscape by challenging unethical and inequitable conditions.
A group of participants in Uganda use isometric handgrip exercises as part of a health intervention study aimed at treating high blood pressure. Photo by Eli Reichman.
