Agility Projects

Catalyzing high-risk, high-reward discoveries to fuel a robust pipeline

The Alliance supported interdisciplinary research teams via our Agility Project Program with the goal of pioneering early-stage exploratory projects to support and expand our scientific program.

These agility projects were chosen on a competitive basis to advance the scientific and translational mission of the Alliance.

They were diverse in focus areas – from studying mental resilience in female athletes to developing orthbiologics to treat tendon injuries to optimizing computational models of muscle regeneration. Yet each uniquely complemented the Alliance’s existing research and translational efforts within human performance.

The Agility Project Program has concluded and will not be soliciting future applications.

Latest News from Our Agility Projects

When you train may be as important as how hard you train

June 8, 2026

When you train may be as important as how hard you train

Alliance Round-Up: Sleep tracking, menstrual cycle and endurance, and more

May 29, 2026

Alliance Round-Up: Sleep tracking, menstrual cycle and endurance, and more

Alliance Round-Up: Pre-workout coffee effects on tendons, AI models for running, and more

March 3, 2026

Alliance Round-Up: Pre-workout coffee effects on tendons, AI models for running, and more

Images courtesy University of Oregon (scientists); Aaron Young (exoskeleton)

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