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Differences In Upper Body Posture And Postural Muscle Activation In Females With Larger Breast Sizes, Mindy Bennett
Differences In Upper Body Posture And Postural Muscle Activation In Females With Larger Breast Sizes, Mindy Bennett
Boise State University Theses and Dissertations
Breast hypertrophy is a common medical condition whose morbidity has increased over recent decades. Symptoms of breast hypertrophy often include musculoskeletal pain in the neck, back and shoulders, and numerous psychosocial health burdens. To date, reduction mammaplasty (RM) is the only treatment shown to significantly reduce the severity of the symptoms associated with breast hypertrophy. However, due to a lack of scientific evidence in the medical literature justifying the medical necessity of RM, insurance companies often deny requests for coverage of this procedure. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to investigate biomechanical differences in the upper body of women …
Impact And Push-Off Force Symmetry In Dominant Versus Non-Dominant Legs During A Jump Landing/Cutting Task, Luis Rosado
Impact And Push-Off Force Symmetry In Dominant Versus Non-Dominant Legs During A Jump Landing/Cutting Task, Luis Rosado
McNair Scholars Research Journal
Our goal was to examine ground reaction forces (GRF) following a series of unanticipated jump landing and cutting tasks (JLC) and the differences in these GRF’s associated with leg dominance. Nine recreationally active (at least 3x/week of running, cycling, aerobics, or recreational sports participation) right leg dominant females with no history of lower extremity injuries participated in the current study. Each subject conducted a set of 12 (JLC) trails, four (JLC’s) to three different directions. The subjects either performed a left cutting (LC), right cutting (RC) at 30 degrees from center or a straight ahead center cutting (CC) maneuver. Landing …
The Effects Of Different Warm-Up Strategies In Olympic Weightlifting, Joshua Redden
The Effects Of Different Warm-Up Strategies In Olympic Weightlifting, Joshua Redden
McNair Scholars Research Journal
This study investigated the effects of two types of warm up routines utilizing the clean pull movement on maximal ground reaction force and barbell velocity during the second pull phase of the full clean movement. Five male and female national caliber weightlifters randomly completed a control condition (C) or one of two treatment conditions (T1, T2) in a crossover design. The control condition served to establish baseline data against which the kinematic and kinetic parameters of the two treatment conditions were compared. A repeated measures ANOVA was used to compare means between conditions. No significant differences were found between C, …