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The Effects Of Fish Oil On Post-Exercise Inflammation, V R. Dimartino, R R. Emmons May 2015

The Effects Of Fish Oil On Post-Exercise Inflammation, V R. Dimartino, R R. Emmons

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Kinesio Tape As A Primary Modality For Pain Management: A Meta-Analysis, C J. Curran, M A. Williams Facsm, G L. Welton May 2015

Kinesio Tape As A Primary Modality For Pain Management: A Meta-Analysis, C J. Curran, M A. Williams Facsm, G L. Welton

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Assessment Of Functional Fitness Measures Among Community-Dwelling Older And Younger Adults, S Cox, S Paulson, M Gray, D Lentz May 2015

Assessment Of Functional Fitness Measures Among Community-Dwelling Older And Younger Adults, S Cox, S Paulson, M Gray, D Lentz

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Motivational Effects Of Physical Activity Monitoring Bands And Talking Pedometers On Children With Visual Impairments, J C. Colgan, E Lenz, B E. Starkoff, D W. Albaranes, M J. Bopp, L J. Lieberman May 2015

Motivational Effects Of Physical Activity Monitoring Bands And Talking Pedometers On Children With Visual Impairments, J C. Colgan, E Lenz, B E. Starkoff, D W. Albaranes, M J. Bopp, L J. Lieberman

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Reliability Of A Weightlifting Accelerometer During Repeated 1 Kg Drop Trials, A B. Chaves, P J. Ferrara, E R. Miranda, W M. Castor, J C. Watso, S R. Guarnera, J M. Bock, T C. Heinbockel, S A. Mazzetti May 2015

Reliability Of A Weightlifting Accelerometer During Repeated 1 Kg Drop Trials, A B. Chaves, P J. Ferrara, E R. Miranda, W M. Castor, J C. Watso, S R. Guarnera, J M. Bock, T C. Heinbockel, S A. Mazzetti

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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The Effects Of Energy Drinks On Anaerobic Human Performance And Mood, K Chattin, C Dell, T Latham, E Morris, D Wert, S Wert, A Young, P Veerabhadrappa, W Braun Facsm May 2015

The Effects Of Energy Drinks On Anaerobic Human Performance And Mood, K Chattin, C Dell, T Latham, E Morris, D Wert, S Wert, A Young, P Veerabhadrappa, W Braun Facsm

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Improvement Of Fitness In Third And Fourth Grade Students In A School Based Program, L Celeski, T Flink May 2015

Improvement Of Fitness In Third And Fourth Grade Students In A School Based Program, L Celeski, T Flink

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Validity Of A Weightlifting Accelerometer For Measuring Average Power, W M. Castor, J C. Watso, S R. Guarnera, J M. Bock, E R. Miranda, V R. Meyers, A B. Chaves, S Mazzetti May 2015

Validity Of A Weightlifting Accelerometer For Measuring Average Power, W M. Castor, J C. Watso, S R. Guarnera, J M. Bock, E R. Miranda, V R. Meyers, A B. Chaves, S Mazzetti

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Absorption Of Impact Forces By Three Types Of Equestrian Protective Vests, S Cannella, D L. King, B Keller May 2015

Absorption Of Impact Forces By Three Types Of Equestrian Protective Vests, S Cannella, D L. King, B Keller

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Analysis Of How Dual-Tasking Effects Selected Gait Variables In Older Adults With A Known Relative Power, M Butler, J Desire, H Schmuck, R Shaw, J I. Sanders, S Paulson May 2015

Analysis Of How Dual-Tasking Effects Selected Gait Variables In Older Adults With A Known Relative Power, M Butler, J Desire, H Schmuck, R Shaw, J I. Sanders, S Paulson

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Altered Gait Strategy In Individuals With A History Of Multiple Concussions, T A. Buckley, J R. Oldham, K M. Evans, B A. Munkasy May 2015

Altered Gait Strategy In Individuals With A History Of Multiple Concussions, T A. Buckley, J R. Oldham, K M. Evans, B A. Munkasy

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Concussion History And Years Of High-Risk Sport Participation On Cognitive Control, C J. Brush, R L. Olson, M A. Townsend, J F. Perucho, B L. Alderman May 2015

Concussion History And Years Of High-Risk Sport Participation On Cognitive Control, C J. Brush, R L. Olson, M A. Townsend, J F. Perucho, B L. Alderman

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Effects Of Static And Dynamic Hamstring Stretching On Anaerobic Exercise Performance, K Berenbaum, B Bui, S Megaro, D Stearne, W C. Stevens, M Whidden May 2015

Effects Of Static And Dynamic Hamstring Stretching On Anaerobic Exercise Performance, K Berenbaum, B Bui, S Megaro, D Stearne, W C. Stevens, M Whidden

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Long Term Capsaicin Administration Effects On Skeletal Muscle Function In Aging Mice, M C. Benson, C R. Receno, A Le, S Ruby, C Liang, L R. Deruisseau, K C. Deruisseau May 2015

Long Term Capsaicin Administration Effects On Skeletal Muscle Function In Aging Mice, M C. Benson, C R. Receno, A Le, S Ruby, C Liang, L R. Deruisseau, K C. Deruisseau

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Acute Cardiorespiratory And Kinematic Adjustments Upon Early Exposure To Barefoot Running, W Bennett, L Taylor, E Smith, B Bechtold, P Kregeloh, K Mantush, J Madeira, S Paulson, W Braun Facsm May 2015

Acute Cardiorespiratory And Kinematic Adjustments Upon Early Exposure To Barefoot Running, W Bennett, L Taylor, E Smith, B Bechtold, P Kregeloh, K Mantush, J Madeira, S Paulson, W Braun Facsm

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Effects Of Altitude On Step Test Performance, T Bates, J Mockler, D A. Dobrosielski May 2015

Effects Of Altitude On Step Test Performance, T Bates, J Mockler, D A. Dobrosielski

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Actigraph-Measured Breaks In Sedentary Behavior; Are They Real Transitions From Sitting To Standing?, T V. Barreira, J M. Schuna Jr., T W. Zderic, M T. Hamilton, C Tudor-Locke Facsm May 2015

Actigraph-Measured Breaks In Sedentary Behavior; Are They Real Transitions From Sitting To Standing?, T V. Barreira, J M. Schuna Jr., T W. Zderic, M T. Hamilton, C Tudor-Locke Facsm

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Differential Regulation Of Pi3k Related Transcripts In Visceral Adipose Tissue From Obese Adolescent African-American Females, M D. Barberio, M Morrison, S Sevilla, E P. Nadler, M J. Hubal Facsm May 2015

Differential Regulation Of Pi3k Related Transcripts In Visceral Adipose Tissue From Obese Adolescent African-American Females, M D. Barberio, M Morrison, S Sevilla, E P. Nadler, M J. Hubal Facsm

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Relation Between Exercise Central Hemodynamic Load And Resting Cardiac Structure And Function In Young Men, M C. Babcock, W K. Lefferts, K S. Heffernan May 2015

Relation Between Exercise Central Hemodynamic Load And Resting Cardiac Structure And Function In Young Men, M C. Babcock, W K. Lefferts, K S. Heffernan

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Effects Of A Self-Selected Pace On Vo2max During A Running Test To Volitional Exhaustion, J Augustine, G Moir, C Witmer, M Miltenberger, S Davis Facsm May 2015

Effects Of A Self-Selected Pace On Vo2max During A Running Test To Volitional Exhaustion, J Augustine, G Moir, C Witmer, M Miltenberger, S Davis Facsm

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Physical Function, Cognitive Function, And Aortic Stiffness In Older Adults, J A. Augustine, W K. Lefferts, N L. Spartano, W E. Hughes, B B. Gump, K S. Heffernan May 2015

Physical Function, Cognitive Function, And Aortic Stiffness In Older Adults, J A. Augustine, W K. Lefferts, N L. Spartano, W E. Hughes, B B. Gump, K S. Heffernan

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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The Impact Of Temperature On Physical Activity Levels During A 12-Week Walking Intervention, H R. Alleman, M L. Newmark, K A. Smith May 2015

The Impact Of Temperature On Physical Activity Levels During A 12-Week Walking Intervention, H R. Alleman, M L. Newmark, K A. Smith

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Effects Of Detraining On Resting Cerebral Blood Flow In Master Athletes, A J. Alfini, H Oh, L R. Weiss, T J. Smith, B P. Leitner, R Toledo, S Saheb, L M. Guth, R Q. Landers-Ramos, K Corrigan, E E. Spangenburg Facsm, J M. Hagberg Facsm, J C. Smith Facsm May 2015

Effects Of Detraining On Resting Cerebral Blood Flow In Master Athletes, A J. Alfini, H Oh, L R. Weiss, T J. Smith, B P. Leitner, R Toledo, S Saheb, L M. Guth, R Q. Landers-Ramos, K Corrigan, E E. Spangenburg Facsm, J M. Hagberg Facsm, J C. Smith Facsm

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Validation Of Nike Fuel Band Step Counter In Children With Visual Impairments, D W. Albaranes, B E. Starkoff, E K. Lenz, J C. Colgan, L J. Lieberman May 2015

Validation Of Nike Fuel Band Step Counter In Children With Visual Impairments, D W. Albaranes, B E. Starkoff, E K. Lenz, J C. Colgan, L J. Lieberman

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings

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Exercise In Individuals With Down Syndrome: A Brief Review, Rachel L. Kerstiens, Matt Green Apr 2015

Exercise In Individuals With Down Syndrome: A Brief Review, Rachel L. Kerstiens, Matt Green

International Journal of Exercise Science

International Journal of Exercise Science 8(2): 192-201, 2015. Research examining acute and long-term responses to exercise of individuals with Downs Syndrome (DS) is sparse. However, if this group experiences benefits associated with improved quantity or quality of life, it would be important to elucidate specific responses and discourage adoption of a sedentary lifestyle in individuals with DS. Specifically, these individuals have multiple blunted physiological responses to exercise both at the onset and termination of an acute exercise bout. Mechanistically, this could be rooted in hormonal responses which are blunted, in comparison to non-DS participants. Specific studies indicate individuals with …


Children In Organized Hockey: How Much Physical Activity Do They Really Get?, Carla Van Den Berg, Angela M. Kolen Apr 2015

Children In Organized Hockey: How Much Physical Activity Do They Really Get?, Carla Van Den Berg, Angela M. Kolen

International Journal of Exercise Science

International Journal of Exercise Science 8(2): 184-191, 2015. For optimal physical and mental health and child growth, development and maturation, the Canadian physical activity guidelines recommend children participate in minimally 60 minutes of moderate intense physical activity each day. It is often believed that children’s participation in sport provides sufficient physical activity to meet these recommendations. The purpose of this study was to measure the amount and intensity of physical activity obtained by children participating in a regularly scheduled ice hockey practice and game. Actigraph GT3X triaxial accelerometers (motion detectors) were used to determine the intensity and amount of physical …


Health-Related Fitness And Energy Expenditure In Recreational Youth Rock Climbers 8-16 Years Of Age, Shannon R. Siegel, Jacob M. Robinson, Sean A. Johnston, Martin R. Lindley, Karin A. Pfeiffer Apr 2015

Health-Related Fitness And Energy Expenditure In Recreational Youth Rock Climbers 8-16 Years Of Age, Shannon R. Siegel, Jacob M. Robinson, Sean A. Johnston, Martin R. Lindley, Karin A. Pfeiffer

International Journal of Exercise Science

International Journal of Exercise Science 8(2): 174-183, 2015. Information on the characteristics of youth rock climbers is minimal. The purpose was to 1) Determine the influence of a three-month program of bouldering and vertical rock climbing on the anthropometry and health-related physical fitness of relatively novice youth climbers, and 2) determine whether rock climbing and bouldering in novice youth climbers can provide adequate levels of moderate to vigourous physical activity (US DHHS, 2008). Fifteen participants (11 males and 4 females; mean age = 11.5 ± 2.3 years) from a newly established youth climbing team were assessed twice weekly during their …


Greater Physiological Responses While Playing Xbox Kinect Compared To Nintendo Wii, Derek W. Marks, Lauren Rispen, Gabriel Calara Apr 2015

Greater Physiological Responses While Playing Xbox Kinect Compared To Nintendo Wii, Derek W. Marks, Lauren Rispen, Gabriel Calara

International Journal of Exercise Science

International Journal of Exercise Science 8(2): 164-173, 2015. Increasing popularity of active video game use as a mode of physical activity prompted this investigation into the physiological differences to playing the Nintendo WiiTM and XBox KinectTM. Differences in motion capture technology between these systems suggests that using one may result in different movement patterns, and therefore physiological responses, than the other. The purpose of this study was to compare the average (10 minute) and peak heart rate (HR, bpm), oxygen consumption (VO2 mL . kg-1 . min-1), and energy expenditure (EE, kcal …


Bone Turnover Response To Acute Exercise With Varying Impact Levels: A Preliminary Investigation, Amy L. Morgan, Jennifer Weiss, Edward T. Kelley Apr 2015

Bone Turnover Response To Acute Exercise With Varying Impact Levels: A Preliminary Investigation, Amy L. Morgan, Jennifer Weiss, Edward T. Kelley

International Journal of Exercise Science

International Journal of Exercise Science 8(2): 154-163, 2015. The purpose of this investigation was to determine if there are changes in metabolic markers of bone turnover within the 24-hour period following an acute bout of jogging or water exercise. Ten healthy females (22-30 yr.) underwent three trials with different ground impact forces: jogging, water aerobics and control. For the jogging and water aerobics trials, subjects exercised for 30 min at 60-70% of predicted maximal heart rate in addition to a 5 min warm up and cool down. For the control trial, subjects rested for 40 min, i.e., the total …


Implementing A 4 Week Balance Protocol To Impact Quality Of Life In Cancer Patients, Alyssa Bender, Lauren Braun, Kayla Franklin, Megan Kidd, Nicole Rendler Apr 2015

Implementing A 4 Week Balance Protocol To Impact Quality Of Life In Cancer Patients, Alyssa Bender, Lauren Braun, Kayla Franklin, Megan Kidd, Nicole Rendler

International Journal of Exercise Science

International Journal of Exercise Science 8(2): 145-153, 2015. As a result of various cancer treatments, balance, fall risk, and quality of life (QOL) of cancer survivors are often negatively compromised. There has been no prior research conducted examining balance ability and its association with QOL in cancer patients. The purpose of this study was to investigate whether improved balance will positively influence QOL. Eight female cancer patients (age 55.8 ± 11.8 yrs.) volunteered for an experimental group, and five sex-matched cancer patients (age 64.5 ± 4.6 yrs.) volunteered for a control group. A 4-week balance program, employed twice per week …