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Kevin P. Granata Biomechanics Lab

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The Kevin P. Granata Biomechanics Lab studies human movement biomechanics across a wide range of populations and activities. The studies span across atheltes, pediatrics, older adults, young adults, healthy individuals, injured individuals, and women's health to name a few.

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Image of a researcher watching a particpant run across force plates while wearing retroreflective markers.
Image of 200 high school students and the Granata Lab team in front of Burrus Hall for National Biomechanics Day 2025.
Image of a research participant performing a balance exercise while standing on a force plate and two researchers look on.
Image of a graduate student researcher speaking about biomechanics to a group of high school students in the Granata Biomechanics Lab.
Image of a researcher in a white shirt testing the strength of the leg of a participant while seated.
Image of a student walking on the force plate treadmill.
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Contact:

495 Old Turner Street, Room 208, Blacksburg, VA 24061
540-231-4294 | granatalab@groups.office365.vt.edu