Human Kinetics

Francesco BiondiIn a recent article in the Conversation, kinesiology professor Francesco Biondi says human error may have contributed to the Key Bridge disaster.

About 20 per cent of drivers caught distracted, new study finds

With summer fast approaching, it’s not just the temperature that’s rising — so are the risks on the road. A new study suggests drivers are more likely to be distracted this time of year.

Francesco Biondi, a professor in the Department of Kinesiology and an expert in driver behaviour, led a study with Windsor Police Service examining rates of distracted and aggressive driving in school zones and business improvement areas (BIAs) around the city.

Cardiac Wellness Program participants have their vitals taken before class. Cardiac Wellness Program participants have their vitals taken before class.

Cardiac Wellness Program at TLC gives patients a path forward

After two serious heart events, retiree Tony Cimarosti is on the right track. His cardiologist is happy with the progress — and so is he.

Twice a week, Cimarosti, 66, attends the Cardiac Wellness Program at the Toldo Lancer Centre (TLC), working on his heart health alongside others who have gone through similar experiences.

“My cardiologist always gives me great reports,” he shared. “At every check-in, he tells me everything looks good and that he’ll see me next year. I like hearing that.”

Members of the Sport Psychology and Physical Activity Research CollaborativeMembers of the Sport Psychology and Physical Activity Research Collaborative presented at the Eastern Canadian Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium.

Conferences showcase work of sport psychology research lab

Members of the Sport Psychology and Physical Activity Research Collaborative had a busy end to the Winter semester.
Francesco BiondiA study by kinesiology professor Francesco Biondi has found that a visit to the Chimczuk Museum relaxed participants more than a walk outside.

Study links museum visits to improved mental clarity

A study by kinesiology professor Francesco Biondi has found that a visit to the Chimczuk Museum relaxed participants more than a walk outside.
kids dribbling and throwing basketballsYoungsters practise ball handling during a Saturday session of the Physically Empowered and Active Kids program run by UWindsor undergraduate students.

Physical literacy program empowers kids

Physically Empowered and Active Kids develops motor competencies in children aged eight to 12 through fun activities and sports.