Ina Janssen Email & Phone Number

Arnhem, The Netherlands

• Responsible for the biomechanical testing and analysis of the elite programs at the National Olympic Training Centre including bmx, track/road cycling, handball, volleyball, skeleton, and para-sports
• Provide feedback from training and competition to coaches and athletes.
• Conduct industry research of new innovative equipment to determine whether they are suitable for use in elite sport.
• Provide scientific workshops and presentations for national team coaches and sports… Show more
• Provide scientific workshops and presentations for national team coaches and sports doctors.
• Mentor and supervise Masters research and work experience students. Show less

Utrecht, Netherlands

Spinal cord injuries, amputations and trauma department

• Responsible for the biomechanical testing and analysis of the elite programs at the National Olympic Training Centre including track and field, bmx, track cycling, handball, volleyball, archery, air rifle shooting, and.
• Provide feedback from training and competition to coaches and athletes.
• Conduct industry research of new innovative equipment to determine whether they are suitable for use in elite sport.
• Provide scientific workshops and presentations for national… Show more
• Provide scientific workshops and presentations for national team coaches and sports doctors.
• Mentor and supervise Masters research and work experience students. Show less

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Canberra, Australia

• Australian Institute of Sport
• Facilitated the national accreditation requirements for sports biomechanics laboratories.
• Wrote sports biomechanics specific equipment and test protocols.
• Coordinated and chaired meetings with all national stakeholders to ensure progression towards biomechanics laboratory accreditation.

Canberra, Australia

• Biomechanical servicing and testing of various national sports programs including canoe/kayak sprint, canoe/kayak slalom, gymnastics, and volleyball to enhance performance and reduce injury.
• International competition team travel as support staff with the AUS Canoe/Kayak Team to World Cup events.
• Operated biomechanical equipment to assess athlete performance.
• Conducted an applied research project involving accelerometer validation in sprint kayaking.

Sydney, Australia

• Assisted PhD students with their research, data analysis.
• Involved in a research project investigating corticospinal mechanisms during contralateral strength training.

Sydney, Australia

• Assisted the NSWIS biomechanists with a swimming analysis project
• Equipment set up and take down, trial run of data collection, recording of NSWIS swimmers and analysis of starting technique.

Hong Kong

• Assistant to the Senior Sport Biomechanics Officer
• Analysed and compared biomechanical data collected on elite cyclists using the SRM cycling system at altitude and sea level
• Reported and presented findings to the Sports Development Board

New York, United States

Bachelor Of Science In Physiotherapy

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Sports Biomechanics

PhD Scholar at Australian Institute of Sport Thesis Title: The influence of sex and skill level on patellar tendon loading during landing.

Master Of Health Science (Hons), Exercise And Sports Science

Thesis Title: The efficiency of turns in elite swimmers Completed the Honours component in collaboration with the New South Wales.

Bachelor Of Science, Sports Medicine

Education record