Summary of ISBS Research Projects over the past 6 years (1994-1999) and research projects for 2000-2001. 1.1994-95 World Gymnastics Research Project. 3-D videographic recordings and documentation from the 1994 World Gymnastics Championships in Brisbane, Australia. On-site project director - Bill Morrison. Cosponsor - Australian Sport Commission. 2.1996-97 Gymnastics Research Project. 3-D videographic and dynamographic recordings and documentation from the 1994 World Gymnastics Team Championships in Dortmund, Germany. On-site coordinator - Juergen Krug. Cosponsors - Deutscher Sportbund, Institute of Applied Training Science, Leipzig, and Spieth (the gymnastics apparatus manufacturer). 3.1997-98 World Gymnastics Research Project. 3-D videographic recordings and documentation from the 1997 Gymnastics World Championships in Lausanne, Switzerland. On-site coordinator - Juergen Krug. Cosponsors -Institute of Applied Training Science, Leipzig, the FIG, and Spieth. 4.1997 -98 USA Women`s Softball Hitting Research Project. 3-D videographic recordings and documentation of the 1996 USA Women`s Softball Team while hitting several pitched balls during batting practice. On-site coordinator - Sherry Werner. Cosponsor- Steadman-Hawkins Sports Medicine Foundation, Vail, Colorado, USA. 5.1998-99 Discus Research Project. This project involves the analysis of videographic recordings of men's and women's discus finals of the 1998 USA Track and Field National Outdoor Championships in New Orleans, Louisiana, June 19-21, 1998. On-site coordinator - Biny Yu. Cosponsors - Division of Physical Therapy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA, and USA Track and Field (USATF). In addition to these research projects, in 1999 ISBS initiated the first research grant project, the Interactive Stepping Machine Research Grant Project. The goal of the project was to support research that would identify the optimum shortg bout vigorous exercise period required for active daily living.