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Jackson, Ashley
Texas A&M
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LOWER EXTREMITY INJURY PREDICTION FROM COUNTERMOVEMENT JUMP DISCRETE VARIABLES IN NCAA DIVISION 1 WOMEN'S SOCCER
Ashley Jackson
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COUNTERMOVEMENT JUMP VARIABLE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN STARTERS AND NON-STARTERS WITHIN POSITION GROUPS OF NCAA DIVISION 1 WOMEN'S SOCCER: A PILOT STUDY
Ashley Jackson
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Jacobs, Jeremy
Texas A&M University
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DIFFERENCES IN MOMENTUM AND SPEED PERFORMANCE BETWEEN POSITIONS AMONG DIVISION I COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Jeremy Jacobs
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Jacobson, Anna
University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
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EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL WORKLOAD DEMANDS OF THE NORTHERN WARFARE CHALLENGE: A PILOT STUDY
Anna Jacobson
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RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN METABOLISM AND BODY COMPOSITION IN COLLEGIATE WRESTLERS DURING A SEASON
Anna Jacobson
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Jacques, Juliette
U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine
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Validity and Test-Retest Reliability of a Speed-Based Maximal Oxygen Uptake (V̇O2max) Treadmill Running Protocol
Juliette Jacques
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Jagim, Andrew
Mayo Clinic Health System
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10
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EVALUATING THE RELATIONSHIP OF EXTERNAL LOAD AND INTERNAL LOAD ACROSS A WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL SEASON
Andrew Jagim
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NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE AND SELF REPORTED WELLNESS MEASURES IN COLLEGIATE BASEBALL ATHLETES
Andrew Jagim
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EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL WORKLOAD DEMANDS OF THE NORTHERN WARFARE CHALLENGE: A PILOT STUDY
Andrew Jagim
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RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN METABOLISM AND BODY COMPOSITION IN COLLEGIATE WRESTLERS DURING A SEASON
Andrew Jagim
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A HIGHER RESTING METABOLIC RATE RELATIVE TO BODY MASS IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER BODY FAT PERCENTAGE IN ATHLETES
Andrew Jagim
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ANALYSIS OF ATHLETE LOAD VIA WEARABLE MICROSENSORS ACROSS A WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL SEASON
Andrew Jagim
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ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SMART RING MEASURED SLEEP VARIABLES AND IN-GAME BASKETBALL PERFORMANCE
Andrew Jagim
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COMPARISON OF THE REACTIVE STRENGTH INDEX AND THE MODIFIED REACTIVE STRENGTH INDEX IN DIVISION III ATHLETES
Andrew Jagim
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Jaime, Salvador
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
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Hemodynamic Responses to Moderate and High Intensity Leg Press and Squat Resistance Exercise
Salvador Jaime
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Jajtner, Adam
Kent State University
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2
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INCREASED COMPETITION WORKLOADS WHEN GAMES ARE PLAYED WITH FOUR OR MORE COMPARED TO THREE DAYS OF REST IN NCAA DIVISION 1 FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS
Adam Jajtner
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Competition Surfaces’ Influence on Performance and Training Workload in NCAA D-I Female Soccer Players
Adam Jajtner
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LEUKOCYTE RESPONSE TO FOAM ROLLING FOLLOWING RESISTANCE EXERCISE
Adam Jajtner
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Ambient Temperature Related Decrements in Performance Characteristics of NCAA D-I Female Soccer Players
Adam Jajtner
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Jang, Sujeong
Chonnam National University Medical School
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The Effect of Sport-specific Training on Body Composition and Isokinetic Muscular Strength in Handball Players
Sujeong Jang
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Jeon, Sunggun
Northwestern State University
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YOGA INFLUENCES STRENGTH AND MOTOR UNIT BEHAVIOR BUT NOT MUSCLE SIZE IN ACTIVE ADULTS
Sunggun Jeon
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Johnson, Blake
University of Central Florida
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40
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A Comparative Pilot Analysis of Cellular Responses to Low-Intensity Resistance Exercise: With and Without Blood Flow Restriction
Blake Johnson
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EXTENSIVE FAMILIARIZATION IS REQUIRED BEFORE ASSESSING ACUTE CHANGES IN MULTIPLE OBJECT TRACKING PERFORMANCE
Blake Johnson
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Johnson, Christal
North Carolina A&T State University
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48
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INCREASED BODY MASS AND HYPERTENSION (HTN) IN DIVISION I FOOTBALL ATHLETES THROUGHOUT THE PREPARATORY PERIOD
Christal Johnson
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SEASONAL TRANSITION, FAT FREE MASS LOSS, AND LOW ENERGY AVAILABILITY AMONGST DIVISION I COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Christal Johnson
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Effect of fat free mass loss on systolic blood pressure in Division I collegiate athletes
Christal Johnson
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Johnson, Glen
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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8
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Effects of a Sustained Task Anchored to a Low Perceptual Intensity on Performance Fatigability, Perceived Fatigability, and Neuromuscular Responses
Glen Johnson
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PERFORMANCE FATIGABILITY, PERCEIVED FATIGABILITY, AND NEUROMUSCULAR RESPONSES DURING A FATIGUING TASK ANCHORED TO A HIGH RATING OF PERCIEVED EXERTION
Glen Johnson
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Johnson, Joseph
Mercyhurst University Department of Physics
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RELATIONSHIP OF BIOMETRICS, BIOMECHANICS, PERFORMANCE, AND SPORT RANKING IN DISC GOLF PLAYERS: A PILOT STUDY
Joseph Johnson
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Johnson, Lanny
Dynamotion Medical
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02
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APPLICATION OF MACHINE LEARNING TO MOTION SIGNATURES TO DETECT COGNITIVE CONDITIONS SUCH AS INTOXICATION, CONCUSSIONS, AND TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
Lanny Johnson
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Johnson, Quincy
University of Kansas, Jayhawk Athletic Performance Laboratory
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03
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VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE NATIONAL TEAM AND SEMI-PROFESSIONAL 3X3 MALE BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Quincy Johnson
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08
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QUANTIFICATION OF IN-SEASON EXTERNAL TRAINING LOADS RELATIVE TO COMPETITIVE LOAD IN COLLEGIATE AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Quincy Johnson
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13
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MUSCULAR STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ISOMETRIC MID-THIGH PULL IN COLLEGIATE AMERICAN FOOTBALL ATHLETES, STARTERS VS. NON-STARTERS
Quincy Johnson
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PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL ATHLETES: A CASE STUDY TO SUPPORT SPORT SCIENCE APPROACHES
Quincy Johnson
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MUSCLE FIBER CHARACTERISTICS OF A WEIGHTLIFTING WORLD CHAMPION AND WORLD RECORD HOLDER – A CASE STUDY
Quincy Johnson
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MUSCULAR POWER CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COUNTERMOVEMENT VERTICAL JUMP IN COLLEGIATE AMERICAN FOOTBALL ATHLETES, STARTER VS. NON-STARTER
Quincy Johnson
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Johnson, Samantha
Middle Tennessee State University
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THE EFFECTS OF SURFACE COMPOSITION DURING A 6-WEEK PLYOMETRIC TRAINING PROGRAM ON VERTICAL JUMP PERFORMANCE
Samantha Johnson
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Johnson, Sarah
Texas A&M University
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IMPACT OF RESISTANCE TRAINING ON REGIONAL BODY COMPOSITION IN OVERWEIGHT FEMALES INITIATING AN EXERCISE AND WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM
Sarah Johnson
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Jones, brianna
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
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PREVALENCE OF LEA AND RELATIVE ENERGY AVAILABILITY- SYNDROME (RED-S) IN DI COLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL ATHLETES
brianna Jones
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Jones, Margaret
George Mason University
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10
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EVALUATING THE RELATIONSHIP OF EXTERNAL LOAD AND INTERNAL LOAD ACROSS A WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL SEASON
Margaret Jones
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13
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NEUROMUSCULAR FATIGUE AND SELF REPORTED WELLNESS MEASURES IN COLLEGIATE BASEBALL ATHLETES
Margaret Jones
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TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF KNEE ISOKINETIC PEAK TORQUE AND TOTAL WORK IN WOMEN COLLEGIATE FIELD SPORT ATHLETES
Margaret Jones
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HEPCIDIN IS NOT A VIABLE PREDICTOR OF LOW ENERGY AVAILABILITY STATUS IN COLLEGIATE BASKETABLL ATHLETES
Margaret Jones
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A HIGHER RESTING METABOLIC RATE RELATIVE TO BODY MASS IS ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER BODY FAT PERCENTAGE IN ATHLETES
Margaret Jones
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ANALYSIS OF ATHLETE LOAD VIA WEARABLE MICROSENSORS ACROSS A WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL SEASON
Margaret Jones
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PREDICTING PLAYER LOAD INTENSITY WITH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL LOAD METRICS IN MEN’S COLLEGIATE SOCCER ATHLETES
Margaret Jones
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52
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ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SMART RING MEASURED SLEEP VARIABLES AND IN-GAME BASKETBALL PERFORMANCE
Margaret Jones
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Judge, Lawrence
Ball State University
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16
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Navigating Uncertainty: Strategies of College SC Coaches During the COVID-19 Crisis
Lawrence Judge
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Jump, Ian
Denison University
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23
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THE EFFECT OF ACUTE CAFFEINE INGESTION ON MUSCULAR STRENGTH, POWER, AND ENDURANCE IN RESISTANCE-TRAINED HABITUAL AND NON-HABITUAL CAFFEINE USERS.
Ian Jump
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