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American Society of Biomechanics
http://asb-biomech.org/
Society information, details of conferences etc. and links to other biomechanics related sites. No specific sport and exercise section.
Australian and New Zealand Society of Biomechanics
http://www.anzsb.asn.au/index.htm
Society information, details of conferences, members contact details etc. and links to other biomechanics related sites. No specific sport and exercise section.
BioLab
http://www.BioLab.org.uk
The BioLab project aims to develop a teachers' resource to improve accessibility and enhance the quality of sport and exercise biomechanics teaching and learning within sport-related degree and HND courses. Through the development of a Biomechanics Teaching & Learning Tool Box we hope to facilitate an increase in the opportunities for students to study biomechanics from an entry level through to degree level three and beyond.
Biomechanics World Wide
http://www.per.ualberta.ca/biomechanics/bwwframe.htm
Biomechanics World Wide is designed to assist individuals in their search for information on the broad topic of biomechanics. Acts as a biomechanics search engine and listing of a wide range of biomechanics related sites. Has a section for sport and exercise.
Biomechanics Yellow Pages
http://www.isbweb.org/~byp/
Search engine for locating companies of interest to the biomechanist. Equipment manufacturers, consultancies, etc.
Canadian Society of Biomechanics
http://www.health.uottawa.ca/biomech/csb/
Society information, details of conferences etc. and links to other biomechanics related sites. No specific sport and exercise section.
CIS - The ISBS Coaches Information System
http://www.coachesinfo.com/
This site offers an information service principally aimed at coaches but summarising recent biomechanical studies and hosting on-line discussions and debates on current issues. Interesting links for those working in sport to keep abreast of the developments and applications of biomechanics in sport.
European Society of Biomechanics
http://www.utc.fr/esb/
Society information, details of conferences etc. and links to other biomechanics related sites. No specific sport and exercise section.
Gait and Clinical Movement Analysis Society
http://www.gcmas.org/
This society is devoted to the quantitative analysis of gait and other human movement, with particular emphasis on analyses with clinical applications. Individuals who are new to this field, or who are interested in learning more about movement analysis may want to examine some basic information documents that have been contributed. The homepage serves as a point for dissemination of a variety of information that is relevant to biomechanics.
International Society of Biomechanics
http://www.isbweb.org/
Details of member services, conferences and special interest/technical groups. Excellent links to sites to download biomechanical applications and data sets.
International Society of Biomechanics in Sports
http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/External/isbs/
One of the few sites dedicated specifically to the biomechanics of sport. The society site offers details of member services (including the Coaches’ information service – see CIS above). There are also links to the reports produced from various ISBS supported projects at major sports championships.
International Society of Electrophysiology and Kinesiology
http://isek.bu.edu/
This website is for those with an interest in EMG in particular. Society information, details of conferences etc and links to other related sites. Of most interest will be the reporting standards for EMG which should be followed whenever members wish to publish studies using EMG techniques.
International Sports Engineering Association
http://www.sports-engineering.co.uk/index.html
Useful site for those interested in engineering and design related issues in sport and exercise. Much of the site requires password entry details of which are available from the home page.
Sportscience
http://www.sportsci.org/index.html?jour/03/03.htm&1
The home site for the Sport Science discussion group hosted by Will Hopkins. Not biomechanics specific, but contains some general interesting and topical sport science discussions with occasional biomechanics issues.
Teaching Information Service for Biomechanics
http://www.usfca.edu/ess/tis/
The Teaching information service provides links to a wide range of websites offering data sets, simulations, virtual laboratory sessions and tutorials across the spectrum of sport and exercise biomechanics. You need to be selective but a good starting point if you want to find teaching materials.
The Prescription Foot Orthotic Laboratory Association
http://www.pfola.org/
A site for the podiatric biomechanists and those interested in foot orthotics information, details of conferences etc. and links to other biomechanics related sites. | 
