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Effect Of Incorporating Plyometric Training Into A Resistance Training Program, E Rembold, A Lesniak, C Dixon Facsm

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Comparison Of Serratus Anterior And Lattisimus Dorsi Muscle Activation During Hypopressive Exercises: A Cross-Sectional Study, T Rebullido, E Hernández-Rovira, D Alonso-Aubin, D Cañabate, C Martí

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Associations Between Sleep Quality And Phase Angle: A Sex-Specific Analysis In College Students, J Ryan, D Giovinetti, C Hawkins, M Mcfadden, S Kim

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Menstrual Cycle Snycing Exercise In Recreationally Active College-Aged Females, C Saker, L Parker, S Davis, M Miltenberger

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Opencap May Reliably And Accurately Measure Knee Flexion Angle During Running, S Sargent, K Mendoza, E Bell

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Perceived Exertion Levels Of Varying Exercise Intensities In Adults Greater Than 65 Years Old, N Schober Spt, S Rhoda Spt, E Fleming Spt, A Clark Spt, B Larouere Phd, R Joyce Pt, Dpt, Ncs, M Boman Pt, Dpt, Phd(C), S Love Pt, Dpt, Dhsc, Mpt

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The Impact Of Sodium Phosphate Supplementation In Trained Vs Untrained Females: A Pilot Study, E Shaw, M Reed, M Whidden, S Metz, A Piombino, M Ramick

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Alterations In Skeletal Muscle Metabolic Rate Following Various Exercise Intensities Are Evident Using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, T Silva, K Merriman, R Landers-Ramos

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The Essential Role Of Healthcare Professionals In Encouraging Physical Activity For Childhood Cancer Survivors, L Six, M Caru, B Gordon, S Dandekar, D Mckeone, P Rao, C Toepke, M Hayes, L Mcgregor, K Schmitz

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Circulating Multi-Omics Predictors Of Cognitive And Motor Function In Sedentary And Habitually Active Adults, M Smith, M Colvin, T Larocca

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Gut Microbiota Is Different Between Gender Affirming Hormone Therapy Compared To Gender Affirming Surgery, K Synder, A Yasrebi, D Desio, G Wu, S Ghosh, A Zheng, S Gao, A Donlon, L Joseph, T Roepke, S Campbell Facsm

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Critical Illness Myopathy And Peripheral Neuropathy In A Patient With Miliary Tuberculosis: A Multidisciplinary Approach To Recovery, M Soliman, A Voelckers

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Learning Under Stress: The Effects Of Chronic Anxiety On Motor Sequence Learning Ability, Y Sunchen, K Jaquess

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Relationship Of Pitching Mechanics And Fastball Velocity In Collegiate Baseball Pitchers, Z Sylvester, R Boergers

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The Effects Of Short-Term Fasting On Performance And Cognitive Function In Soccer Athletes, A Versis, M Stokes, C Goble, J Boyda, T Reeside, R Snyder, R Eshleman, J Sanders, W Braun Facsm

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Blood Lactate And Heart Rate Response Post-Preseason Training In Collegiate Male Soccer Players: A Pilot Study, D Walter, C Racich Pt, Dpt, Ocs

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Epidemiology Of Subjective Sleep Disturbance After Pediatric And Adolescent Concussion, J Wilkes, D Fedonni, J Cottone, C Master, K Arbogast

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The Effect Of Long Distance Running On Perceived Stress In Ncaa Division Ii Male Collegiate Athletes., J Williams, C Saker, B Snyder, S Davis Facsm

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Skeletal Characteristics Differ Between Division I Male Basketball And Cross-Country Athletes, L Wunderlich, J Goulart, K Mroz, N Sekel, A Sterczala, E Feigel, J Cauley, P Fazeli, T O'Leary, J Greeves, K Koltun, B Nindl Facsm

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Analyzing Heart Rate Differences And Positional Factors On A Division Ii Men’S Soccer Team, J Zembower, Dr. B Larouere, Dr. J Burns

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Cardiovascular Responses To Single- Vs. Multi-Chambered Blood Flow Restriction Cuffs, S Zupnik, N Rolnick, V De Queiros, M Moghaddam, E Peikon, S Brown, S Watson, C Ruffhead, T Werner Facsm

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Proceedings Of The 12th Research Symposium At Mammoth Cave National Park, Pat Kambesis Editor, Lee Anne Bledsoe Editor, Ana K. Celis Editor

Mammoth Cave Research Symposia

Proceedings of the 12th Research Symposium at Mammoth Cave National Park: Celebrating 100 Years of Scientific Research & Resource Management in the Mammoh Cave Region.

Ua35/7 Class Of 2025 Commencement, Wku Gatton Academy Of Mathematics & Science

WKU Administration Documents

Commencement program for the WKU Gatton Academy of Mathematics & Science with list of graduates.

Use Of Objective Tools For Early Detection Of Parkinson’S Symptoms, Brett Weinstein, Alex Rothstein, Danny Chan, Andreana Zazzarino, Brianna Singh, Meredith Fagan, Dominique Torres, Charles Siguenza, Rosemary Gallagher

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

Parkinson’s disease (PD) is characterized by asymmetrical motor symptoms that are difficult to detect early, thus the need for more sensitive tools. People with early PD (PwPD) participate in high level physical activity, are susceptible to injury, and in need of exercise professionals (EP). However, assessment tools used by EPs for healthy populations may be underutilized in PD. We suggest these tools can quantify early lower extremity (LE) motor impairments otherwise not found during the Five Times Sit to Stand test (FTSTS), commonly used to assess LE strength and function in the rehabilitation setting. PURPOSE: Examine LE asymmetry, force and …

Validity And Reliability Of The Wattbike For The Wingate Anaerobic Test, Bernie F. Acevedo, Alex Rothstein, Michele Aquino, Christian Maia, Robert M. Otto, John Petrizzo, John Wygand, Amerigo Rossi, John Handrakis

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The Wingate Anaerobic Test (WAnT) is widely recognized for assessing anaerobic power and capacity. While the Lode cycle ergometer has been validated for the WAnT, the Wattbike's validity and reliability require further investigation. PURPOSE: To evaluate the validity and reliability of the Wattbike for conducting the WAnT by comparing its performance metrics in the "30-second test" setting to the WAnT on the Lode cycle ergometer. METHODS: 11 participants (male = 7, female = 4; age: Mean = 23 yrs 2.9 yrs; height: Mean = 171.5 cm 8.7 cm; weight: Mean = 76.8 kg 13.9 kg) ± ± ± Familiarization trials …

Assessing Variability In Exercise Energy Expenditure Measurements: A Pilot Study, Philip W. Eng

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GNYACSM Original Research Abstract

Assessing Variability in Exercise Energy Expenditure Measurements: A Pilot Study

PHILIP ENG MS; KATHRYN WHYTE, PHD RDN

New York Nutrition Obesity Research Center, Department of Medicine,

Department of Pediatrics, Division of Molecular Genetics, Columbia University Irving Medical Center; New York City, NEW YORK

Category: Graduate

Advisor / Mentor: Whyte, Kathryn ([email protected])

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Whole-room indirect calorimetry (WRIC) serves as the gold standard for measuring human energy expenditure (EE) including 24hr EE and its components. It has been applied to multiple research fields to determine EE in energy balance studies. Due to response times in WRIC, for exercise …

The Impact Of Weighted Vest Exercise On Central Hemodynamics, Paige Williams, Jacob H. Greenberg, Kevin S. Heffernan

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

Exercise enthusiasts use ergogenic aids, such as weighted vests, to improve health and enhance exercise adaptations. Previous studies suggest that weighted vest use during exercise may influence peripheral blood pressure (BP). While peripheral BP provides insight into cardiovascular health, central blood pressure (cBP)—though more challenging to assess—is a more accurate index of cardiovascular stress. Recent advancements have enabled noninvasive estimation of cBP using validated modeling techniques. However, the impact of weighted vest use on estimated cBP remains unclear. PURPOSE: To examine differences in estimated cBP with and without a weighted vest at self-selected exercise intensity. METHODS: In two …

Application Of The Sports Technology Research Network Validation Framework To Evaluate Wearable Heart Rate Monitors For The Management Of Parkinson's Disease​, Hayley E. Whitney, Victoria Wagner, Hope Flanegin, Ryan Gross, Dhruv Seshadri

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

Parkinson’s disease (PD) affects over 6.1 million people worldwide and is characterized by progressive dopaminergic neurodegeneration in the substantia nigra, contributing to motor symptoms and reduced quality of life. Aerobic exercise at intensities near 80% HRmax promotes dopamine release and neuroplasticity, making heart rate (HR)-guided training a promising therapeutic strategy. Although the Rating of Perceived Exertion (RPE) is commonly used to estimate intensity, it lacks precision for monitoring real-time training load. Wearable HR monitors offer an objective alternative; however, limited validation exists in exercise contexts relevant to clinical populations such as PD. PURPOSE: To assess the accuracy of three commercial …

Evaluating Qualitative Data To Develop Injury Prevention Routines Among Adolescent Softball Players, Malayna H. Leopold, Hayley E. Whitney, Joseph Amitrano, Jesssica Warner, Dhruv Seshadri

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

Overuse injuries are a growing concern in adolescent softball, with harmful consequences on both physical health and
well-being. Yet, age-specific trends and risk patterns remain understudied. This study used mixed methods, surveys, and
interviews to explore injury prevalence, risk factors, and lived experiences across developmental stages. PURPOSE: To
investigate the prevalence and risk of overuse injuries in youth softball athletes. The study emphasized trends by age and
playing history among adolescent athletes. METHODS: In this IRB-approved study (#2115411-6), softball athletes ages 8-
16 were grouped into three cohorts (8-10, 11-13, 14-16). A total of 14 athletes completed in-person surveys at …

Association Between Pelvic Tilt And Lower Extremity Range Of Motion In Division I Student-Athletes, David Wang, Admar Calovini, Jake Finkelstein, Lia Karas, Roger Gerland, Katie Sell, Jamie Ghigiarelli, Ofra Pottorf

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Pelvic alignment has a critical role in maintaining efficient biomechanics during athletic performance. Alterations in pelvic tilt (PT) can influence force distribution through the lower extremity kinetic chain, potentially increasing injury risk. Limited joint range of motion (ROM) may contribute to compensatory pelvic positioning and stability deficits. Understanding the interconnectivity between PT and lower extremity ROM may offer insight into movement patterns and potential injury risk. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between PT and ROM for right and left ankle dorsiflexion (ADF-R and ADF-L, respectively), hip internal rotation (IR) and external rotation (ER), …