Cody Lindsay is a leader in sport and exercise technology to maximise human performance. He collaborates with industry organisations to bridge the gap between research and practice through data-driven methods which have multidisciplinary impact.

Cody completed a PhD in Sports Biomechanics at the University of Canberra, in collaboration with Cricket Australia, where his work investigated cricket fast bowling performance. Currently, his research spans applied biomechanics, movement science, and sports technology. His work focuses on enhancing performance, supporting rehabilitation, and improving movement outcomes across sport, exercise, and clinical settings. He has expertise in the use of advanced technologies such as three-dimensional motion capture, force platforms, and wearable sensors to assess and improve human movement. His research interests also include the development of innovative movement assessments, objective monitoring tools, and translational applications of biomechanics in both athletic and health-related contexts.

Cody has published in leading sports science journals and is actively involved in applied research projects through industry partnerships. His research supports the development of practical tools and frameworks that inform coaching, clinical decision-making, and the broader implementation of biomechanical insights in real-world settings.

• Applied biomechanics
• Sports science
• Sports performance
• Injury prevention
• Rehabilitation

• Three-dimensional motion analysis
• Force plate analysis
• Inertial measurement units
• Sports technology