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    AuthorCopple, Timothy J. (1)Hall, Tyler R. (1)McNally, Michael P. (1)Subject
    Human mechanics (3)
    Kinesiology (3)
    Biomechanics (2)Gait in humans (2)Aging (1)College athletes--Health and hygiene (1)Energy dissipation (1)Energy transfer (1)Football injuries (1)Musculoskeletal (1)... View MoreDate Issued2010 (2)2014 (1)Has File(s)true (3)

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    POSITIVE VS. NEGATIVE MUSCLE WORK OF NON-LEVEL WALKING IN LEAN AND OBESE ADULTS. 

    McNally, Michael P. (East Carolina University, 2010)
    When walking on non-level surfaces at a constant speed, an individual's total mechanical energy will increase when walking up an incline, and will decrease an equal amount going down a decline. Total muscle work performed ...
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    STRIDE LENGTH MANIPULATION IN YOUNG AND OLD ADULTS DURING LEVEL WALKING 

    Copple, Timothy J. (East Carolina University, 2010)
    Physiological and neurological changes with healthy aging cause old adults to alter biomechanical gait strategies. Mechanical plasticity is an ambulatory strategy in which old adults rely on proximal musculature in ...
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    Prediction of Athletic Injury with a Functional Movement Screen 

    Hall, Tyler R. (East Carolina University, 2014)
    The Functional Movement Screen[superscript]TM (FMS) is a screening tool designed to quantify movement quality. The ability of the FMS to identify individuals likely to be injured has been examined in athletic and military ...

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