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Full-Text Articles in Exercise Science
Reliability Of The Reactive Strength Index And Time To Stabilization During Depth Jumps, Randall L. Jensen
Reliability Of The Reactive Strength Index And Time To Stabilization During Depth Jumps, Randall L. Jensen
Conference Papers in Published Proceedings
No abstract provided.
Kinematic Analysis And Muscular Activity Of Skateboard Propulsion In Experienced Participants, Randall L. Jensen
Kinematic Analysis And Muscular Activity Of Skateboard Propulsion In Experienced Participants, Randall L. Jensen
Conference Papers in Published Proceedings
No abstract provided.
Power Output, Muscle Activity, And Frontal Area Of A Cyclist In Different Cycling Positions, Randall L. Jensen
Power Output, Muscle Activity, And Frontal Area Of A Cyclist In Different Cycling Positions, Randall L. Jensen
Conference Papers in Published Proceedings
No abstract provided.
Cerebral Hemodynamics After Short- And Long-Term Reduction In Blood Pressure In Mild And Moderate Hypertension, Rong Zhanf, Sarah Witkowski, Qi Fu, Jurgen A.H.R. Claassen, Benjamin D. Levine
Cerebral Hemodynamics After Short- And Long-Term Reduction In Blood Pressure In Mild And Moderate Hypertension, Rong Zhanf, Sarah Witkowski, Qi Fu, Jurgen A.H.R. Claassen, Benjamin D. Levine
Exercise and Sport Studies: Faculty Publications
This study tested the hypothesis that acute reduction in blood pressure (BP) at the initial stage of antihypertensive therapy compromises brain perfusion and dynamic cerebral autoregulation in patients with hypertension. Cerebral blood flow velocity and BP were measured in patients with mild and moderate hypertension and in healthy volunteers at baseline upon reduction of BP within 1 to 2 weeks of administration of losartan/hydrochlorothiazide and after 3 to 4 months of treatment. The transfer function between beat-to-beat changes in BP and cerebral blood flow velocity was estimated to assess dynamic autoregulation. After 1 to 2 weeks of treatment, BP was …
Reliability Of A Digital Method To Determine Frontal Area Of A Cyclist, Randall L. Jensen
Reliability Of A Digital Method To Determine Frontal Area Of A Cyclist, Randall L. Jensen
Conference Papers in Published Proceedings
No abstract provided.
Minimal Exercise, Maximum Benefit? Comparing Incidental Physical Activity With Structured Exercise Participation On Three Measures Of Well-Being In A Group Of Corporate Employees, Warwick J. Mcglone
Minimal Exercise, Maximum Benefit? Comparing Incidental Physical Activity With Structured Exercise Participation On Three Measures Of Well-Being In A Group Of Corporate Employees, Warwick J. Mcglone
Theses : Honours
In response to increasingly sedentary workplaces, many organizations utilise employee well-being programmes that include physical activity. Physical activity is purported to have physiological benefits and improve overall mental well-being and is assumed will benefit the organization through reduced absenteeism rates and enhanced job satisfaction. Whilst research found associations between engagement in exercise and increased levels of well-being, conflicting support exists for reduced absenteeism and little support was found for enhanced job satisfaction. Much research has also failed to consider any mediating effects that stress may have had on the outcome. In addition, there exists little research that compared the effects …
Protection Against Muscle Damage Following Fifty Drop Jumps Conferred By Ten Drop Jumps, Motoyoshi Miyama, Kazunori Nosaka
Protection Against Muscle Damage Following Fifty Drop Jumps Conferred By Ten Drop Jumps, Motoyoshi Miyama, Kazunori Nosaka
Research outputs pre 2011
No abstract provided.
Acute Stretch Perception Alteration Contributes To The Success Of The Pnf "Contract-Relax" Stretch, J. Brent Feland, Sterling C. Hilton, J. Ty Hopkins, Iain Hunter, Ulrike H. Mitchell, J. William Myrer
Acute Stretch Perception Alteration Contributes To The Success Of The Pnf "Contract-Relax" Stretch, J. Brent Feland, Sterling C. Hilton, J. Ty Hopkins, Iain Hunter, Ulrike H. Mitchell, J. William Myrer
Faculty Publications
Context: Some researchers have suggested that an alteration of stretch perception could be responsible for the success of the contract-relax (CR) stretch, a stretch technique derived from proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF). Objective: This study was conducted to determine if the alteration of the stretch perception is a possible explanation for the range of motion (ROM) gains of the CR stretch. Participants: Eighteen subjects performed two stretches in randomized order: the slow stretch and the CR stretch. Main Outcome Measure: The stretch intensity was controlled. The stretch force was measured and compared between the slow stretch and CR stretch. Results: There …