Nenad Rogulj

Nenad Rogulj is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Split, Croatia. With a career spanning decades, his academic work focuses on handball biomechanics, talent identification, and kinesiological engagement in students. He has led curriculum development for handball at Split’s Faculty of Kinesiology and contributed to innovative methodologies in sports training and performance evaluation.

His research spans handball tactics, motor ability testing, and anthropological analysis of athletes, particularly goalkeepers. He pioneered the use of expert systems for talent scouting and explored the impact of exercise motivation on youth. Recent publications analyze Olympic performance of Croatian regions, gender differences in physical activity, and age-adapted sports equipment design.

While no specific awards are listed, his extensive publication record (over 15 recent articles) highlights his expertise in handball performance metrics, kinesiological engagement, and health behavior analysis. He has also contributed to curriculum design for mini-handball, beach handball, and sports coaching certifications.