Welcome to TSG ResearchLab
WHO WE ARE!
We are a unique non-profit research institution dedicated to the fields of sports and exercise science.
As a subsidiary of TSG Hoffenheim, we are a team of experts in sports science, physiology, psychology, and data science.
Our mission is to connect science and sports in an interdisciplinary way, to advance practice-oriented research, and to create sustainable impulses for society, education, and technology.
WHAT WE DO!
We bridge the gap between science and sports practice.
By gaining, preparing, and sharing scientific knowledge in the context of sports and movement, we develop strategies that improve psychological and physical performance.
Our goal is to sustainably enhance performance and health through practical and forward-looking research, including the promotion of health through prevention and rehabilitation from injuries and illnesses.

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Projects
We collaborate closely with partners from science, business, and sports across the globe to drive research forward
Scientific Publications
We publish our findings in high-ranking international journals, actively contributing to the scientific discourse and ensuring our research is shared globally
Qualifications
We are dedicated to nurturing the next generation of scientists by supervising bachelor's, master's, and doctoral theses
Conferences
We present our latest research at national and international conferences, fostering exchange and collaboration within the global scientific community

Our research is structured around nine key fields within the two core disciplines of psychology and physiology

Improve physical and mental health – The Scientist Magazin 07 2025

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Scientific Work
Previous research has proposed that cognitive functions play an essential role in sport, connecting successful athletes with greater cognitive abilities. Research has further proposed that cognitive testing can beneficial for coaches and sport clubs to integrate cognitive tests as an additional tool for scouting and for optimizing the athletic development of their players. Therefore, academics and practitioners alike are implementing EF testing batteries as an additional measure of performance. Therefore, this line of research aims to evaluate the differences between high- and low-level athletes in a variety of sports relative to their perceptual-cognitive abilities; with an emphasis on measuring executive functions.
Research Fields
Our goal is to transfer scientificknowledge from sports to society
Recent Publications
January 2025
A Smartphone-Based Timed Up and Go Test Self-Assessment for Older Adults: Validity and Reliability Study
January 2025
Mental Fatigue: Is It Real?
December 2024
Assessing maximal sprinting speed in soccer – criterion validity of commonly used devices
August 2024
Searching for the perfect goalkeeping personality. Myth or reality?
June 2024
Response to: Methodological Rigor in Reference Chart Development: A Comment on “Normative Reference Centiles for Sprint Performance in High-Level Youth Soccer Players: The Need to Consider Biological Maturity”
June 2024
Assessment of Maximum Oxygen Uptake in Elite Youth Soccer Players: A Comparative Analysis of Smartwatch Technology, Yoyo Intermittent Recovery Test 2, and Respiratory Gas Analysis


About us
Previous research has proposed that cognitive functions play an essential role in sport, connecting successful athletes with greater cognitive abilities. Research has further proposed that cognitive testing can beneficial for coaches and sport clubs to integrate cognitive tests as an additional tool for scouting and for optimizing the athletic development of their players.

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Previous research has proposed that cognitive functions play an essential role in sport, connecting successful athletes with greater cognitive abilities. Research has further proposed that cognitive testing can beneficial for coaches and sport clubs to integrate cognitive tests as an additional tool for scouting and for optimizing the athletic development of their players.










