Carlo Dindorf, Eva Bartaguiz, Freya Gassmann, and Michael Fröhlich teach and conduct research at the University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU). They possess deep knowledge and hands-on experience spanning Artificial Intelligence, exercise science, and empirical social research. With this edited work, in collaboration with a renowned team of contributing authors, they aim to showcase applications and future perspectives of Artificial Intelligence in sports, movement, and health sectors and present the content illustrative and practical to the readers.

• .- Situating Sports Science in the Movement of Digitization..- AI in Sport Scientific Creation and Writing Process..- Advancing Endurance Sports with AI..- Sensors Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence for the Diagnosis and Prevention..- Artificial Intelligence for Sport Injury Prediction..- Generative AI in Anti Doping Analysis in Sports..- A Brief Review of Artificial Intelligence for Sport Informatics..- Transferring Lessons Learned from Uncertainty..- Machine Learning in Biomechanics..- AI based Motion Capture..- Machine Learning in Tennis..- Using Convolutional Neural Network to Predict Sports..- Learning to Run Marathons..- Data driven Methods for Soccer Analysis..- Artificial Intelligence in Talent Identification and Development in Sport.

"The book Artificial Intelligence in Sports, Movement, and Health reflects the ongoing academic and public interest in the ways in which AI might transform sport, movement and health. ... There are some interesting discussions of AI in sports, movement and health presented throughout the book. ... making it more relevant for scholars interested in the social implications of AI insports, movement and health." (Anne Tjønndal, Daniele Canini, Stian Røsten, idrottsforum.org, June 10, 2025)

Carlo Dindorf, Eva Bartaguiz, Freya Gassmann, and Michael Fröhlich teach and conduct research at the University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU). They possess deep knowledge and hands-on experience spanning Artificial Intelligence, exercise science, and empirical social research. With this edited work, in collaboration with a renowned team of contributing authors, they aim to showcase applications and future perspectives of Artificial Intelligence in sports, movement, and health sectors and present the content illustrative and practical to the readers.

• .- Situating Sports Science in the Movement of Digitization..- AI in Sport Scientific Creation and Writing Process..- Advancing Endurance Sports with AI..- Sensors Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence for the Diagnosis and Prevention..- Artificial Intelligence for Sport Injury Prediction..- Generative AI in Anti Doping Analysis in Sports..- A Brief Review of Artificial Intelligence for Sport Informatics..- Transferring Lessons Learned from Uncertainty..- Machine Learning in Biomechanics..- AI based Motion Capture..- Machine Learning in Tennis..- Using Convolutional Neural Network to Predict Sports..- Learning to Run Marathons..- Data driven Methods for Soccer Analysis..- Artificial Intelligence in Talent Identification and Development in Sport.

"The book Artificial Intelligence in Sports, Movement, and Health reflects the ongoing academic and public interest in the ways in which AI might transform sport, movement and health. ... There are some interesting discussions of AI in sports, movement and health presented throughout the book. ... making it more relevant for scholars interested in the social implications of AI insports, movement and health." (Anne Tjønndal, Daniele Canini, Stian Røsten, idrottsforum.org, June 10, 2025)

Carlo Dindorf, Eva Bartaguiz, Freya Gassmann, and Michael Fröhlich teach and conduct research at the University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU). They possess deep knowledge and hands-on experience spanning Artificial Intelligence, exercise science, and empirical social research. With this edited work, in collaboration with a renowned team of contributing authors, they aim to showcase applications and future perspectives of Artificial Intelligence in sports, movement, and health sectors and present the content illustrative and practical to the readers.

• .- Situating Sports Science in the Movement of Digitization..- AI in Sport Scientific Creation and Writing Process..- Advancing Endurance Sports with AI..- Sensors Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence for the Diagnosis and Prevention..- Artificial Intelligence for Sport Injury Prediction..- Generative AI in Anti Doping Analysis in Sports..- A Brief Review of Artificial Intelligence for Sport Informatics..- Transferring Lessons Learned from Uncertainty..- Machine Learning in Biomechanics..- AI based Motion Capture..- Machine Learning in Tennis..- Using Convolutional Neural Network to Predict Sports..- Learning to Run Marathons..- Data driven Methods for Soccer Analysis..- Artificial Intelligence in Talent Identification and Development in Sport.

"The book Artificial Intelligence in Sports, Movement, and Health reflects the ongoing academic and public interest in the ways in which AI might transform sport, movement and health. ... There are some interesting discussions of AI in sports, movement and health presented throughout the book. ... making it more relevant for scholars interested in the social implications of AI insports, movement and health." (Anne Tjønndal, Daniele Canini, Stian Røsten, idrottsforum.org, June 10, 2025)