Who We Are
Who We Are

The UKSI delivers outstanding support that enables sports and athletes to excel.
Who We Are
What We Do
What We Do

We work with Performance Directors, coaches and others within sports to identify where our expertise can best be utilised and to deliver the services which will make a difference to a sport and their athletes.
What We Do
What We Do
Athletics

Boxing

Canoeing

Cycling

Diving

Equestrian

Gymnastics

Hockey

Judo

Modern Pentathlon

Para Weightlifting

Rowing

Sailing

Shooting

Short Track Speed Skating

Skeleton

Swimming

Taekwondo

Triathlon

Women's Rugby 7s

Boccia

Para-Shooting

Para-Archery

Para-Athletics

Para-Canoe

Para-Swimming

Para Table Tennis

Wheelchair Basketball

Wheelchair Tennis

Wheelchair Fencing

Squash

Netball
Services
Services

At the UKSI, our role is to provide exceptional athlete and coach support through world-leading practitioners and excellent support services.
Services
Support Services
Biomechanics

Performance Lifestyle

Physiology

Sports Psychology

Performance Analysis

Physiotherapy and Soft Tissue Therapy

Performance Nutrition

Sports Medicine

Strength & Conditioning

Athlete Health

Performance Innovation

Performance Data

Performance Support

Performance Rehabilitation

Centres

Core Services
Careers
Careers

Want to work with the very best in high-performance sport? We offer exciting opportunities to develop and excel in your career- and we’re looking for people just like you.
Careers
News
Resources

Latest News

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Performance Lifestyle Futures team appoint Paralympic-specific role

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Two athletes join the UKSI's Pilot Intern Programme

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Wheelchair Fencing: Collecting Objective Data