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Full-Text Articles in Rehabilitation and Therapy
Cycle Ergometer Vo2 Max Test (Male Vs. Female Athlete And Male Vs. Female Non-Athlete), Eric Jamison, Adonus Lee, Kira Ramsey, Brandon Thoms
Cycle Ergometer Vo2 Max Test (Male Vs. Female Athlete And Male Vs. Female Non-Athlete), Eric Jamison, Adonus Lee, Kira Ramsey, Brandon Thoms
EXSI 432/532: Research Methods in Exercise Science: Research Proposal Posters
The research question posed is, how does relative VO2 of males or females compare to each other? Research has shown that males will have an overall higher VO2 than females. Also, trained individuals will have a higher VO2 than those who are untrained. The purpose of this study is conduct VO2 max tests on trained and untrained males and female to observe the differences in VO2. If the subject is a male, then the VO2 will be higher than the females regardless of training.
Biomechanical Analysis Of Streamline And The Breakout Of A Butterfly Stroke, Courtney Kanetzke, Lindsey Wright
Biomechanical Analysis Of Streamline And The Breakout Of A Butterfly Stroke, Courtney Kanetzke, Lindsey Wright
EXSI 432/532: Research Methods in Exercise Science: Research Proposal Posters
The butterfly stroke can be broken down into five main components: the initial glide phase, kicking phase, catch phase, front and back sweep phase, and recovery phase. The subject is a 20-year-old female collegiate swimmer. The purpose of this analysis is to differentiate the various stages streamline and the initiation of the butterfly stroke, and evaluate each step using kinematics.
Mechanics Of Ball Striking, Kylie Ameres, Kayla Curatolo, Jordan Vitale
Mechanics Of Ball Striking, Kylie Ameres, Kayla Curatolo, Jordan Vitale
EXSI 432/532: Research Methods in Exercise Science: Research Proposal Posters
No abstract provided.
A Correlational Study Of Resting Metabolic Rate, Kylie Ameres, Savannah Hollifield, Courtney Kanetzke, Jordan Vitale, Lindsey Wright
A Correlational Study Of Resting Metabolic Rate, Kylie Ameres, Savannah Hollifield, Courtney Kanetzke, Jordan Vitale, Lindsey Wright
EXSI 432/532: Research Methods in Exercise Science: Research Proposal Posters
In this experiment, four young adults with various anthropometric measurements completed RMR tests. The purpose of this experiment is to find to what extent RMR increases in relation to FFM, BMI, height and weight. It is hypothesized that a higher RMR is associated with a higher FFM, and RMR will not indicate a strong correlation with the other variables.
Analysis Of The Volleyball Jump Serve, Molly Landry, Brandon Shull, Kaylee Wacaster
Analysis Of The Volleyball Jump Serve, Molly Landry, Brandon Shull, Kaylee Wacaster
EXSI 432/532: Research Methods in Exercise Science: Research Proposal Posters
The purpose of the analysis is to provide feedback from volleyball experts and statistics to the athlete performing a dynamic jump serve.
Alternative Therapies For People With Special Needs: An Emphasis On Animal-Assisted Therapies, Emily Hamilton
Alternative Therapies For People With Special Needs: An Emphasis On Animal-Assisted Therapies, Emily Hamilton
Undergraduate Honors Theses
This paper contains research examining the effectiveness of alternative therapies - play therapy, art therapy, music therapy, horticulture therapy, and animal-assisted therapies – in helping various special needs populations. The focus of this research was on animal-assisted therapies that utilized therapy dogs or horses. These therapies provide a plethora of benefits physically, mentally, and psychologically. 11 interviews were conducted with counselors, psychologists, therapy dog owners, and an equine therapy director to further examine the effectiveness of these alternative therapy programs. Each interview presented unique evidence of the positive impact these therapies are having on various populations. All research into these …