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    Relative exercise intensity and energy expenditure of battle rope exercise 

    Iwen, Kacey D. (2019-12)
    Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the relative exercise intensity and energy expenditure of a BR interval exercise session in healthy, active individuals. Methods: Fourteen healthy, active male (age 19.6 ...
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    Muscle activation during battle rope exercises 

    Salzgeber, Austin J. (2019-12)
    The purpose of this study was to 1) compare electromyographic (EMG) responses in the vastus medialis (VM), gluteus maximus (GM), erector spinae (ES), external oblique (EO), rectus abdominis (RA), upper trapezius (UT), ...
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    Natural exercise patterns in children using the talk test as the measure of intensity 

    VanGalen, Brandon (2019-12)
    Physiologic exercise response tests are completed to determine the intensity of exercise and exercise capacity of a participant. These tests of physiological response and exercise intensity are easy to measure when in a ...
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    Workload accomplished in phase III cardiac rehabilitation 

    Schultz, Katrina (2020-05)
    Cardiac rehabilitation is known for improving individual’s cardiovascular health and observing other exercise related benefits. However, no studies have recorded the amount of workload accomplished in a phase III program. ...
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    The talk test as a measurement of exercise intensity in children’s natural movement patterns 

    Petersin, Bryana (2020-12)
    The Talk Test (TT) has been shown to be a valid tool to subjectively measure exercise intensity in children while in a laboratory setting, but the TT has not been studied in a field setting with children’s natural play ...
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    Measuring physiological changes in pregnant women during hot yoga 

    Patterman, Amber L. (2020-12)
    One of the concerns surrounding the practice of hot yoga is a potentially dangerous increase in core temperature, notably pregnant women. Previous research has shown that a core temperature in excess of 102.2 ºF, or an ...
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    Predicting VO2max and Ventilatory Threshold utilizing the Rockport Fitness Walking Test and terminal RPE 

    Wozniak, Kayetan J. (2020-12)
    The purpose of this study was to determine the accuracy of estimating VO2max and Ventilatory Threshold from the RFWT time and RPE at the conclusion of the test. Subjects (N=125) were 18-67yrs of age and ranged from sedentary ...
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    Pneumatic compressions devices: effects on recovery and subsequent performance 

    Maksimovic, Michael (2020-12)
    Recovery is considered a vital part of sports and exercise performance. The most efficient recovery method following an exercise bout, in order to improve performance, is not fully elucidated or agreed upon. The purpose ...
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    Effectiveness of a 12-month diabetes prevention program in reducing cardiovascular disease risk in prediabetics 

    Donahoe, Aidan (2020-12)
    The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relationship between obesity and cardiovascular biomarkers in physically active prediabetic participants who completed 12 months of the DPP. The obesity paradox was also ...
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    Fatigue and performance differences between incoming freshmen and returning Division III collegiate women soccer players when completing a repeated shuttle-sprint protocol 

    Nowlin, Layne (2020-05)
    Repeated linear and change of direction (COD) ability has received little analysis in collegiate women soccer players. The purpose of this study was to compare differences in performance and rate fatigue between incoming ...
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