Cody Lindsay is an Associate Lecturer in Exercise Science at Flinders University. He holds a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (2016-2018), a Bachelor of Sports Studies with First Class Honours (2019) and a PhD in Sports Biomechanics (2020-2024). His primary research focus is applied biomechanics with interests directed toward sport and exercise performance enhancement and injury prevention. Specialising in the use of three-dimensional motion capture and force plate analyses, he has extensive experience measuring sports and exercise movements to quantify human motion and the forces produced by and exerted on the human body. By modifying these factors, athletes can enhance performance and reduce the risk of injury. His research interests also extend to rehabilitation across all populations where applied biomechanics can be useful to inform and evaluate rehabilitation strategies for the benefit of general health and wellbeing.

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

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