As a biomechanist, Wendi Weimar helps everyone from athletes to animals perform better and put on an armor of injury protection. As the director of Auburn’s Sport Biomechanics Laboratory for over two decades now, Weimar continues to empower students through wit, wisdom and a War Eagle attitude that’s second to none.
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