Summary of the Replication Project
Across 25 preregistered multi-lab replications, 28% of studies replicated successfully (Panel A). Replication effect sizes were typically smaller than original estimates (Panel B), suggesting inflation of published effects. Together, the findings highlight the need for routine replication, improved statistical power, and greater research transparency in sports and exercise science (Panel C). You can find the full report on our "Publications" page.
Across 25 preregistered multi-lab replications, 28% of studies replicated successfully (Panel A). Replication effect sizes were typically smaller than original estimates (Panel B), suggesting inflation of published effects. Together, the findings highlight the need for routine replication, improved statistical power, and greater research transparency in sports and exercise science (Panel C). You can find the full report on our "Publications" page.
Mission Statement
To date, a host of research has identified concerns with the replication of psychological research, leading to the formation of projects and groups such as the Many Labs and the Reproducibility Project in Psychology. STORK (Society for Transparency, Openness and Replication in Kinesiology) is the leading group in Sports and Exercise Science to improve research practices in this field. Find out more.
Featured Publications
Latest News
The Sports Science Replication Centre’s landmark study is now complete!
The first large-scale collaborative replication project in sports and exercise science has concluded with significant findings published in Sports Medicine (June 16, 2025).
This position has now been filled.
What is Replication?
Check out Daniel’s short video that gives a brief overview of replication.
Completed and Ongoing Replication Studies
List will be updated as more studies are added to the Open Science Framework overall project page.
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