We have a chance for you to display your research at the Coaches College! With acceptance, you will have the opportunity to display a poster at the Coaches College and will be published on our website.
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CALL FOR STUDY PAPERS CC 2013
EDIT: There has been a slight change to the call for papers- please note that the reference style is now APA 5th edition (No DOIs for journal articles).
Showing posts with label CESSCE Research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CESSCE Research. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Sunday, August 25, 2013
We've been busy this summer!
It’s been a busy summer folks! Here is a recap of everything our students, faculty, and staff have accomplished during the summer:
BOOK CHAPTERS:
W. G. Hornsby, M.E. Stone, M.H. Stone. Strength and Conditioning Coaching. In (Brown S.P., ed.) Fundamentals of Kinesiology, Kendall Hunt Publishing, Dubuque, IA., in press.
Sands, W. & McNeal, J. (2013) Mobility development and flexibility in youths. In: Strength and conditioning for young athletes: Science and application. Eds: Lloyd & Oliver.
Stone, M. H. Pierce, K. C. Ramsey, M. W. Stone, M. E. Mizuguchi, S. (2013) Dispelling the myths of resistance training for youths. In: Strength and conditioning for young athletes: Science and application. Eds: Lloyd & Oliver.
CONFERENCES/PRESENTATIONS:
ACSM Presenters: Dr. Sands, Chris Bailey, Tim Suchomel
ACSM Attendees: Tim Suchomel, Chris Bailey, Dr. Ramsey, Dr. Sato, Dr. Stone, Coach Stone, Dr. Sands
NSCA Presenters: Keith Leiting, Tim Suchomel
NSCA Attendees: Keith Leiting, Tim Suchomel
ISBS Attendees: Chris Bailey, Dr. Sato, Dr. Ramsey, Liz Casey, Dr. Stone, Coach Stone, Mark Chiang
ISBS Presenters: Chris Bailey, Dr. Sato, Dr. Stone
High School Coaches Clinic Presenters (hosted by CESSCE): Alex Harrison, Ben Gleason, George Beckham, Keith Leiting
Mountain Athletic Trainer’s Society Meeting: Chris Sole, Tim Suchomel
First Sports and Coaching Science conference, Taiwan. Presenters: Dr. Stone, Dr. Ramsey, Meg Stone, Dr. Sato, Mark Chiang, Chris Bailey, Howard Gray
Seattle Sounders FC Sport Science Conference. Presenters: Ryan Alexander, Howard Gray
RESEARCH AND REVIEWS:
Bailey, C. Sato, K. Alexander, R. Chiang, C. Y. Stone, M. H. (2013) Isometric force production asymmetry and jumping performance in collegiate athletes. Journal of Trainology 2; 1-5.
Beckham, G. B. Mizuguchi, S. Carter, C. Sato, K. Ramsey, M. Lamont, H. Hornsby, G. Haff, G., Stone, M. (2013) Relationships of isometric mid-thigh pull variables to weightlifting performance. Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness 53: 573-581.
Hoffmann, J. J. Reed, J. P. Leiting, K. Chiang, C. Y. Stone, M. H. (In Press) Repeated sprints, high intensity interval training, small sided games: Theory and application to field sports. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance.
Sato, K. Fortenbaugh, D. Hydock, D. Heise, G. D. (2013) Comparison of back squat kinematics between barefoot and shoe conditions. International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching 8(3) 571-578.
Suchomel, T. Sato, K. (2013) Baseball resistance training: Should power clean variations be incorporated? Journal of Athletic Enhancement, 2(3): 1-4.
OTHER PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS:
Sands, W. A. (2013) Thermography and return to play decisions. National Strength and Conditioning Association, http://ow.ly/o5v5t
Sands, W. A. (2013) Stretching after exercise: Does it aid in recovery? National Strength and Conditioning Association, http://ow.ly/o5v9u
Certifications:
USA Track and Field Level 1 Coaching: Courtney Kinlaw
USA Track and Field Level 2 Coaching, Sprints/Hurdles/Relays: Michelle Howe
USA Track and Field Level 2 Coaching, Jumps: Alex Harrison
USA Track and Field Level 3 Coaching, IAAF Level 5 Coaching, Throws: Alex Harrison
USA Track and Field, Instructor: Alex Harrison
USA Weightlifting Level 1 Sports Performance Coach: Mark South, Isaiah McBride
Appointments/Committees:
Dr. Sands- Scientific Committee of the International Conference in Science and Football
Dr. Sands- International Gymnastics Federation Scientific Commission
INTERNSHIPS
Ben Gleason--Science Hill High School varsity and freshman football strength and conditioning
Austin Driggers- Kansas City Royals Baseball Organization (Strength & Conditioning)
Michelle Howe--Seattle Speed ()
Mark Chiang---Athletes’ Performance (Arizona Headquarter, Performance Specialist)
Ben Dolevich- Sullivan County Physical Therapy
Isaiah McBride- University of Wisconsin
David Land- UNC-Wilmington
Courtney Kinlaw- Center of Excellence for Sport Science and Coach Education
Jobs:
Assistant Professor: Dr. Chris MacDonald, Dr. Mike Israetel, Dr. Jeremy Gentles
Visiting Professor: Dr. Guy Hornsby
Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach: Dr. Christian Carter, Howard Gray
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
The CESSCE Trip to Taiwan- Day 1
Visit to National Taiwan Normal University hosted by Dr. Ty Shiang
ETSU crew went to National Taiwan Normal University to meet with Dr. Ty Shiang, a former chair of the organizing committee for International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) conference, also a renowned sport scientist in Taiwan. We sat in on a presentation regarding their program and current research followed by a tour of the facility and biomechanics lab. His on-going research is mostly sport products testing to help companies fine tune their products.
After visiting his laboratory, Dr. Shiang and his students took us to the top of Maokong mountain to visit the ZhinanTao Temple. We had a dinner on Maokong Mountain where all aspects of the meal were made with different types of tea from the mountain. Special thanks go to Dr. Shiang and his students for wonderful scenery from the mountain and great dinner.
ETSU crew went to National Taiwan Normal University to meet with Dr. Ty Shiang, a former chair of the organizing committee for International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) conference, also a renowned sport scientist in Taiwan. We sat in on a presentation regarding their program and current research followed by a tour of the facility and biomechanics lab. His on-going research is mostly sport products testing to help companies fine tune their products.
After visiting his laboratory, Dr. Shiang and his students took us to the top of Maokong mountain to visit the ZhinanTao Temple. We had a dinner on Maokong Mountain where all aspects of the meal were made with different types of tea from the mountain. Special thanks go to Dr. Shiang and his students for wonderful scenery from the mountain and great dinner.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
New CESSCE Research: Dr. Kimitake Sato - The reliability of accelerometry
Congratulations to Dr. Sato, Dr. Sands, and Dr.Stone on their recent publication:
Sato, K., Sands, W. A., & Stone, M. H.
The reliability of accelerometry to measure weightlifting performance
Sport Biomechanics
The purposes of the study were to track weightlifters’ barbell acceleration with a portable accelerometer over three training sessions to examine test–retest reliability and to compare peak barbell acceleration at different training intensities. Twelve nationally ranked weightlifters volunteered for this study. The portable accelerometer was attached to the right side of the barbell to measure barbell resultant acceleration during the snatch lift at a sampling frequency of 100 Hz. The data were collected over three training sessions at intensity levels of 80%, 85%, and 90% of one repetition maximum. The data were analyzed using intra-class correlation coefficients (ICCs) for the three training sessions and one- way repeated measure ANOVA to compare the difference in peak barbell acceleration at three intensities. Results showed that the device was highly reliable with an ICC of 0.88 and 95% confidence interval of 0.81–0.93. There were significant differences in peak barbell acceleration at various lifting intensities, indicating a decline of the acceleration as the mass of the barbell became heavier. The portable accelerometer seems useful in measuring barbell acceleration data, which can be analyzed in future studies to monitor a weightlifter’s performance in a practical setting instead of testing at a laboratory.
Sato, K., Sands, W. A., & Stone, M. H.
The reliability of accelerometry to measure weightlifting performance
Sport Biomechanics
The purposes of the study were to track weightlifters’ barbell acceleration with a portable accelerometer over three training sessions to examine test–retest reliability and to compare peak barbell acceleration at different training intensities. Twelve nationally ranked weightlifters volunteered for this study. The portable accelerometer was attached to the right side of the barbell to measure barbell resultant acceleration during the snatch lift at a sampling frequency of 100 Hz. The data were collected over three training sessions at intensity levels of 80%, 85%, and 90% of one repetition maximum. The data were analyzed using intra-class correlation coefficients (ICCs) for the three training sessions and one- way repeated measure ANOVA to compare the difference in peak barbell acceleration at three intensities. Results showed that the device was highly reliable with an ICC of 0.88 and 95% confidence interval of 0.81–0.93. There were significant differences in peak barbell acceleration at various lifting intensities, indicating a decline of the acceleration as the mass of the barbell became heavier. The portable accelerometer seems useful in measuring barbell acceleration data, which can be analyzed in future studies to monitor a weightlifter’s performance in a practical setting instead of testing at a laboratory.
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