He performs research on two main areas: sport/exercise psychology (e.g., leadership, stress, psychological benefits of exercise, life skills training) and occupational stress (e.g., sources and consequences of stress in high-risk activities, impact of cognitive appraisal on human adaptation to stress). Currently, he leads the research group Adaptation, Performance and Human Development, which was created in 2007. As a sport psychologist, he consults athletes and their families, coaches, and sport managers.