Demarie Sabrina

Demarie Sabrina is an Associate Professor at the University of Rome "Foro Italico" in the Department of Human and Health Sports Sciences. She serves on the Central University Electoral Commission and is a member of the Quality Assurance group for the Master's Degree in Sports Science and Technology (LM68), as well as the Committee for Resources and Purchase of Teaching Materials for the same program.

Her expertise centers on functional and performance assessment across various competitive levels, age groups, and specific sports including aquatic and equestrian disciplines. Professor Demarie specializes in teaching and training methods in water sports, physiological assessment in sports performance, and the impact of external factors like the COVID-19 pandemic on athletic performance. Her research demonstrates methodological rigor in analyzing performance metrics across diverse sporting contexts.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on performance analysis in swimming, particularly examining Olympic competition data and the pandemic's effects. She has established a research trajectory that systematically investigates physiological responses across different sports populations, from elite swimmers to equestrian athletes and elderly dance participants. Her work shows consistent application of quantitative methods to sports performance questions.

Professor Demarie has secured competitive research funding including a two-year university-funded project on neuromuscular electrical stimulation and participation in an ERASMUS+ SPORT collaborative partnership focused on women's leadership empowerment in sports. Her teaching portfolio includes Water Sports 1 and 2 for the Master's program and Swimming sports and prevention in sports facilities for the undergraduate program, demonstrating her commitment to both theoretical knowledge and practical application in sports science education.