Basketball Anatomy

Nathan Moreau is a sports anatomist and biomechanist specializing in the physical demands and injury mechanisms of basketball; he combines motion-capture, wearable sensors, and musculoskeletal modeling to study jump-landing mechanics, cutting stresses, and muscle-tendon interactions that underpin sprinting and change-of-direction performance. He consults with collegiate and professional programs to design position-specific strength & conditioning and return-to-play protocols, and his publications translate lab findings into practical guidance for coaches and clinicians. Nathan teaches applied anatomy and injury-prevention courses, supervises applied research projects, and leads longitudinal studies on load management across youth-to-professional pathways.