Ahmed Abdulameer Abdulradha Shubbar is Professor of Sports Biomechanics at the College of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Iraq. His academic work focuses on sports biomechanics, human movement analysis, neuromuscular performance, and technology-assisted assessment of athletic skills. His research integrates high-speed video, surface electromyography, plantar-pressure systems, and data-driven methods to better understand athletic performance, movement technique, and injury-related movement patterns.
Quantitative analysis of forces, motion, and technique to understand and enhance athletic performance.
Kinematic and kinetic assessment using high-speed video, motion-analysis systems, and plantar-pressure technologies.
Surface electromyography and muscle co-contraction analysis to examine coordination, performance, and rehabilitation outcomes.
Human Movement Analysis | Performance Analysis
University of Al-Qadisiyah, Iraq
2026 | Preprint
A systematic review of validation evidence, current methodological challenges, and future directions for markerless motion analysis in sports biomechanics.
SportRxiv
DOI: 10.51224/SportRxiv.1015
2025 | Journal Article
Analysis of biomechanical variable-function curves and their contribution to understanding the physical dimensions of the volleyball blocking skill.
Journal DAMU of Sports Science, 2(4), 693–709.
2025 | Journal Article
Investigation of biomechanical characteristics of combined offensive-skill performance and their relationship with the shooting-accuracy index.
Journal DAMU of Sports Science, 2(4), 676–689.
I welcome opportunities for international research collaboration in sports biomechanics, human movement analysis, neuromuscular performance, technology-assisted assessment, and AI-supported motion analysis. I am particularly interested in collaborative studies, systematic reviews, data-driven research, and projects that connect biomechanical evidence with athletic performance and injury prevention.