Biography
Isabelle Lee is a Biomechanics Research Fellow at Emory University and is in her final semester of pursuing a Master of Science in Exercise Science at the University of North Georgia. She earned her B.S. in Exercise Science from High Point University, where she gained research experience in human performance testing, Qualisys motion capture technology, force plate analysis, and data collection.
As a former NCAA Division I and Division II goalkeeper, Isabelle's research interests center on injury prevention and optimizing athletic performance through movement analysis. In addition to her research, she currently serves as a goalkeeper coach for Inter Atlanta FC and assistant coach at St. Pius X Catholic High School, bringing extensive experience in athlete development and sports performance.
Isabelle is passionate about bridging the gap between research and practice by translating scientific findings into practical, evidence-based strategies that coaches and practitioners can confidently implement. She hopes to improve coaches' understanding and application of biomechanics and performance research to enhance athlete development, reduce injury risk, and promote long-term health and performance outcomes.
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