Kevin Netto

Dr. Kevin Netto is a distinguished Professor of Sports Science at Curtin University, renowned for his innovative research on physical human performance in challenging environments. His work focuses on optimizing movement and skill in both sporting and occupational tasks, emphasizing applied and translational research that extends beyond traditional laboratory settings. Dr. Netto's expertise has earned him multiple research engagement awards at Curtin, and he has significantly contributed to public understanding of health and fitness through a weekly radio show and appearances on national television. As the instructor of "The Science of Fitness" course at Curtin, he combines academic rigor with practical insights, reflecting his commitment to bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications. Dr. Netto's research contributions, including work on inertial measurement units for cricket fast bowling and validation of new technologies for sports performance analysis, demonstrate his interdisciplinary approach to sports science. His career exemplifies the integration of cutting-edge research with practical applications and public engagement in the field of human performance optimization.