by Victorian Institute of Sport | Feb 26, 2024 | All
Opportunities exist across the organisation, with the VIS committed to sharing its expertise and nurturing the next generation of high-performance professionals. Many interns have parlayed their time at the VIS into full-time careers in elite sport, either with the...
by Stephen Rielly | Feb 18, 2024 | All
Where biomechanical data was previously only recorded in sterile, unrepresentative gym environments think athletes wearing motion sensor dots amid multiple cameras and cables the new software works in real outdoor competitions, giving a truer picture of performance....
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Feb 8, 2024 | All
Source: Australian Olympic Committee Twenty-one-year-old Oceania Mackenzie returns for her second Olympic campaign after competing at the sport’s Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020, while 26-year-old Campbell will compete at his first Olympics in Paris. The pair will...
by Stephen Rielly | Feb 3, 2024 | All
A few stops along the number 12 tram route from the CBD of Melbourne, within the leafy surrounds of Albert Park, the Victorian Institute of Sport stands. Housed within a refurbished 146-year-old red-brick grandstand, before which patrons once watched the 1901...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jan 28, 2024 | All
Mack Hortons recent retirement from swimming amounts to the last stroke of a truly golden career. As a Victorian Institute of Sport athlete for nine years, during which he won Olympic gold in the 400m at Rio in 2016, four Commonwealth Games gold medals, a world...
by Victorian Institute of Sport | Jan 23, 2024 | All
The VIS is based in its own world class facility at Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park which provides a state-of-the-art training environment for athletes, including a large training gym, pool and recovery facilities, sport science laboratories, treatment rooms and...
