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The University of Florida Sports Performance Center

Our program

The UF Sports Performance Center (UF SPC) provides fitness testing, motion analyses, body composition and metabolic measures, exercise and nutritional programming and strength testing and training and more. We serve elite caliber athletes, young developing athletes early in their sports careers, and individuals aspiring to change to an active lifestyle. The UF services are provided in a state-of-the-art environment. If you want to improve your athletic performance, prevent injury or develop your “inner active self,” our services are for you!

Why choose UF?

  • We proudly feature sports physician coverage, doctoral level trained health and sport scientists and trained, certified staff.
  • Over a hundred combined sports medicine and health publications
  • Over 60 years of combined experience
  • Leading the way with developing breakthroughs on optimizing musculoskeletal health and performance
  • Our team remains on the forefront of recent treatments, measures and training concepts.

Our philosophy

Our goal is to help you identify medical, kinematic and underlying musculoskeletal issues that may impact health and performance. We then try and help you correct and maintain optimal strength, flexibility, form and function. The aim will be to increase muscle efficiency, decrease the risk of injury, and increase overall athletic performance to your personal, customized goal.

Services

Learn more about our testing and performance services and how they can help you.

Active Living Newsletter

How to Maximize Your Workouts in a Shorter Amount of Time
February 2013

Can a 20-minute workout really be just as effective, if not more effective, than hours of steady state cardiovascular training?

 

Find out more

When Am I Training Too Much?

Healthy Knees

  • If you have aching in any joint or pain in any soft tissue 24 hours after a workout, your training volume may be too much.
  • Pain is a key sign that you need to back off. Rest days or active rest (light exercise) between intensive training days are required for prevention of overuse injury!
  • Talk to us to find out more!

 

Contact Us

Mailing Address:
UF Sports Performance Center
PO Box 112727
Gainesville, FL 32611

Located at
UF Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Institute
3450 Hull Road
Gainesville, FL 32607

Contact Us:
Appointments: 352.273.7371
Fax: 352.273.7388
E-mail: ufspc@ortho.ufl.edu

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