Center for Sports Studies Blog

A guest blog by sophomore Exercise Science major, Jazlynn Davis, discussing the negative physical and psychological effects of athletic injuries.

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A guest blog by senior Computer Information Science major, Sam Burge, discussing the the psychological and physiological effects of cutting weight in the sport of wrestling.

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A blog by the Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, celebrating the uniqueness of NCAA Division III athletics.

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A blog by the Trine Center for Sports Studies Director, Brandon Podgorski, discussing the return of fans to professional sports and the short-term economic outlook for leagues and teams.

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A guest blog by senior Exercise Science major, Autumn Presley, discussing the unique challenges individual sport athletes face as opposed to team sport athletes.

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A guest blog by junior Sport Management major, Rebecca Baughman, discussing the positive impact of a democratic coaching style.

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Trine University students will compete in the Sports Officiating Innovation Challenge to address the issue of recruiting and retaining youth sport officials.

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A blog post by Professor Justin Bock on the unhelpful advice from coaches and recommendations for how to overcome them.

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A blog post on the five reasons why we study sport.

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The Trine Center for Sports Studies is a multidisciplinary teaching and experiential learning collaborative at Trine University focusing on the study of sports and the international sports industry. The Center draws from well-respected Trine University programs and courses in business, health sciences and communication to provide the broadest range of sports-related academic major, minors and internships to prepare Trine students for this fast-growing, dynamic international marketplace.

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