Biography
Dr. Gregory D. Myer is Director of the Emory Sports Performance and Research Center (SPARC) at the Atlanta Falcons’ Flowery Branch headquarters. Internationally recognized for his work in sports injury biomechanics, neuromuscular training, and human performance neuroscience, he has authored over 500 peer-reviewed papers (>79,500 citations; h-index: Scopus 99, Google 137).
His research translates biomechanics and neurophysiology into clinical tools that enhance injury prevention, rehabilitation, and performance. A hallmark of his work is the augmented Neuromuscular Training (aNMT) system—a patented, self-guided biofeedback platform using real-time data to improve movement control and reduce injury risk. His leadership in federally and industry-funded research has earned multiple honors, including the William J.
Kraemer Outstanding Sport Scientist Award, Bart Mann Award, and Hugh C. McLeod III Award of Excellence. At SPARC, he aims to integrate AI, biomechanics, and neuroscience to reduce preventable injuries and optimize athletic performance.
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2024–2028Atlanta VA

