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Perceived Wellness And Common Barriers To Wellness Services And Programming Following Covid-19, L Smith, A Feit, C Allison

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Relevance Of Food Labels In Purchasing Habits Of University-Age Students, O Sobkowiak, C Liguori, S Taverno Ross

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Exercise Dose In Relationship To Sleep And Overall Health In University Students, A Spaeth, A Lawson, M Remchak, F Maresca, S Malin Facsm

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Markers Of Mitochondrial Fusion And Mitophagy Are Greater In Old Versus Young Rat Skeletal Muscle, C Springer-Sapp, A Henderson, S Kuzmiak-Glancy, S Prior

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The Relationship Between Physical Activity And Anxiety And Its Effect On Quality Of Sleep, S Sreekanth, A Sochan, K Sun, A Spaeth, J Buckman

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Interlimb Asymmetries In Strength, Balance, And Gait Tasks In Marine Officer Candidates, E Steele, E Feigel, M Bird, K Koltun, M Lovalekar, J Forse, C Gage, B Martin, B Nindl Facsm

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Sweat Electrolytes, Intensity, And History On The Prediction Of Exercise-Associated Muscle Cramps: A Multifactorial Approach, M Stehman, S Headley

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Effects Of A Betalain-Rich Concentrate On Respiratory Exchange Ratio, Lactate, And Skeletal Muscle Oxygen Uptake, E Sweeney, M Bruneau Jr., Facsm, J Faller, S Vitti

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The Effects Of Exercise On Mental Health Among College Students, M Takacs, S Davis, A Drago, K Beyer

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Sex Differences In Body Composition Adaptations During Military Training And Their Association With Physical Performance, D Tiede, K Koltun, J Forse, M Bird, M Lovalekar, B Martin, B Nindl Facsm

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Relationship Between Exercise Motivation And Physical Activity Among College Students, Z Townsend, W Torrence, D Smith, T Werner Facsm

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Effects Of An Acute Dose Of Betalain Rich Concentrate On Determinants Of Running Performance, S Vitti, L Bisgrove, S Gray, S Levine, C Mattern, M Bruneau Jr., Facsm, J Faller

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Caregiver's Perception Of Obesity Risk Factors In Children Enrolled In An After-School Activity Program, B Wallick, S Davis Facsm, G Moir, K Vanic, C Lenhart

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Effect Of Exercise And Weight Loss Intervention On Epigenetic Age Amongst Overweight Breast Cancer Survivors, K Wehrung, K Sturgeon Phd, I Shavel, A Apsley, D Lin, K Schmitz

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The Effect Of Aerobic Training Intensity On Stress And Mood, I Weikart, J Shiber, S Fletcher, S Hay, J Cintavey, L Facchine, J Sanders, S Forlenza, W Braun Facsm

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Similar Carotid Pulsatility With Oral Contraceptive Use During Low- And High-Hormone Menstrual Cycle Phases, C Weiner, L Eagan, S Mascone, K Heffernan, S Ranadive

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Characterizing The Effect Of A Sports Bra On Functional Movement In Healthy Women, M Whidden, B Reid

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A Standardized 5-Sec Alactic Time Does Not Improve The Reliability Of A 15-Sec Maximal Glycolytic Capacity (Vlamax) Test For Cycling, P White, T Swensen, D King, C Harnish

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Sport-Specific Conditioning Test Performance And Vo2max Following Four Sessions Of Maximally Explosive Training, A Whittaker, K Lynch, A Brennan, E Eibner, A Naboulsi, M Boyd, J Thomas, E Robbins, B Chaudhry, R Hughes, H Bennett, S Mazzetti

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Biological Sex Differences In Exercise-Mediated Femoral Blood Flow And Associations With Intima-Media Thickness, P Williams, B Cilhoroz, S Brackett, K Heffernan

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Nfκb Inhibition Negatively Impacts Microvascular Function In Women With Endometriosis, A Williams, V Content, L Alexander

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Relationship Between The U.S. Army Combat Fitness Test And Motion Capture Outcomes, Z Wilson, T Steiner, K Wisniewski

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Effect Of Acute Arm Versus Leg Exercise On Central Blood Pressure, Z Wu, K Heffernan Phd

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Effects Of Swearing On Strength Test, M Yeh, C Lin, C Chen, C Liu

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Interrelationship Between Levels Of Bisphenol- A And -S, Peak Anaerobic Power And Body Composition, J Zhu, T Kennedy, J Dechant, J Santos

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Effects Of Blood Flow Restrictive Bicep Curl Exercise On Arterial Stiffness- Pilot Study, S Zupnik, N Rolnick, M Moghaddam, L Marquette, J Walter, B Fedorko, T Werner

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Does Strength Training Decrease The Risk Of Sports Related Knee Injury?, Zachary J. Noll, Quin W. Buob

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The knee is the most common joint affected by sports-related injuries, with approximately 2.5 million cases treated annually in the US alone, alongside 2 million worldwide ACL repairs. Among athletes engaged in contact sports like football, soccer, basketball, and volleyball, ACL tears are the primary injury concern. In non-contact sports, particularly running, meniscus tears are commonly experienced. A notable 23% of college athletes encounter knee injuries to varying degrees. Many risk factors have been identified including patient sex, activity type, and body composition, justifying the need for individualized preventive measures.

Various strength training protocols have demonstrated efficacy in reducing the …

The Influence Of Music Tempo On Bench Press Power Production In College-Aged Males, Samuel Linderbaum, Reese Pantila

Applied Health Sciences Student Works

Previous research suggests that music with a tempo exceeding resting heart rate may stimulate the sympathetic nervous system (SNS), releasing catecholamines (epinephrine and norepinephrine). These hormones have physiological effects such as increased heart rate and muscle strength in cardiovascular exercise. This study aims to see if the effect of music in cardiovascular exercise is also present in strength training. This will be done by examining whether pre- and intra-exercise music listening at different tempos affects power output during bench press repetitions in young adult males. It is hypothesized that music at a higher tempo will stimulate the SNS and result …

The Effect Of Targeted Heart Rate Maximum Percentages On Cognitive Function In College-Aged Adults, Emily Snider, Izzy Smith

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Previous research has displayed per the sympathetic nervous system (SNS), an increased heart rate (HR) is associated with higher cognitive function due to hormone and neurotransmitter release, specifically through the release of norepinephrine (NE) and epinephrine (EPI). The purpose of the present study is to examine if cognitive function defined by the Purdue PegBoard (PPB) is affected by targeted increases of HR maximum, as increased HR is stimulated by the SNS. METHODS: Twenty- eight healthy participants ages 20.82 ± 1.10 were recruited via email and enrolled in this study. Participants' targeted maximum HR was determined with the maximum HR equation …

The Effect Of Vision On Lower Quarter Balance During Y-Balance Test Testing In College Students, Nathan Smith, Katelyn Mehr

Applied Health Sciences Student Works

Purpose: In order to maintain balance and stability, the body relies on the integration of information from the visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems. If an individual has an impairment or weakness in one or more systems, their ability to maintain balance may be impaired. Both postural stability and vision contribute to one’s ability to maintain balance in functions of everyday life. The Y-Balance Test (YBT) is a dynamic balance assessment. This study focuses on the visual system and its relation to postural balance, specifically if altered visual states affect one’s ability to maintain balance during a YBT via the use …