Dr. Behm’s research interests have been diverse with over 400 peer-reviewed articles, and over 35,000 citations (h index of 95) exploring neuromuscular responses to stretching, resistance training, balance, fatigue, foam rolling, and other topics. David has authored a number of chapters and the second edition of the book entitled “The Science and Physiology of Flexibility and Stretching: Implications and Applications in Sport Performance and Health”. He has received a number of university, national and international awards such as the National Strength and Conditioning Association Outstanding Sport Scientist award (2014), Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology Honour Award (2015), Canadian Kinesiology Alliance Honour award (2021), Strength and Conditioning Society Honour award (2020) among others. He has emphasized public engagement with appearances on radio and television, a highly viewed TEDx talk on stretching, former strength consultant for the Canadian Olympic curling gold medal winning team (2006) and numerous articles in popular fitness magazines and newspapers. Dr. Behm attempts to bridge the gap between his athletic background and his research pursuits.