Luke Stutter retweeted
Largest of my PhD studies published ahead of print in @JSCRonline.
This paper explored how 285 force-time metrics obtained from common lower body assessments can be classified into seven domains of strength in field sport athletes.
Take a look:
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🏃♀️Is heavy strength training or fast dynamic (ballistic) strength training better for sprint performance?
🧐Congratulations to @Luke_Stutter on the first publication from his PhD, which explored this question via systematic review and meta analysis.
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Great work by @mcgeneau and the team
The latest from a collaboration with @latrobe and @csipacific.
The relationship between discrete vertical force-time metrics and on-ice skating ability in female hockey players.
@DocLachJames
@GeneauDan
@agarnew
@ming_chang_tsai
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Luke Stutter retweeted
New data showing just eight weeks of supervised resistance training induced large and clinically-meaningful reductions in depressive symptoms in young adults.
According to the authors, these findings support resistance exercise as a promising treatment for mild or subclinical depression in young adults.
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Luke Stutter retweeted
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