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Exercise Science Research

Current research interests of the Exercise Science faculty include cardiovascular and metabolic responses to exercise, exercise-induced thermogenesis, vascular function (endothelial function and arterial stiffness), inflammation and oxidative stress, strength training in cardiac and elderly persons, and running economy and its improvements through training.

 

The following are examples of research publications:

 

LaRoche, D.P., Roy, S, Knight, C.A., Dickie, J.  Elderly women have blunted response to resistance training despite reduced antagonist coactivation. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 40:1660–1668, 2008.

 

Quinn TJ, Klooster JR, and Kenefick RW: Two short, daily activity bouts vs. one long bout: are health and fitness improvements similar over twelve and twenty-four weeks? J Strength Cond Res; 20:130-135, 2006.

 

R.W. Kenefick , M.P. Hazzard, N.V. Mahood and J.W. Castellani.  Thirst sensations and AVP responses are attenuated when hypohydrated at rest and during exercise-cold exposure.  Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise .  36(9):1528-1534, 2004. 

 

 R.W. Kenefick , N.V. Mahood, M.P. Hazzard, T.J. Quinn and J.W. Castellani.  Hypohydration effects on thermoregulation during moderate exercise in the cold.  European Journal of Applied Physiology .  92(4-5):565-570, 2004. 

 

Kenefick RW, Mattern CO, Mahood NV, and T.J. Quinn: Physiological variables at lactate threshold under-represent cycling time-trial intensity. Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness; 42:396-402, 2002.

 

Wright KS, Quinn TJ, and Carey GB: Infant acceptance of breast milk after maternal exercise. Pediatrics; 109:585-589, 2002.

 

Kenefick RW, Mahood NV, Mattern CO, Kertzer R, and Quinn TJ: Hypohydration adversely affects lactate threshold in endurance athletes. J Strength Cond Res; 16:38-43, 2002.

 

Carey GB and Quinn TJ: Exercise and lactation: are they compatible? Can J Appl Physiol; 26:55-74, 2001.

 

Mahood NV, Kenefick RW, Kertzer R, and Quinn TJ: Physiological determinants of cross-country ski racing performance. Med Sci Sports Exerc; 33:1379-1384, 2001.

 

Mattern CO, Kenefick RW, Kertzer R, and Quinn TJ: Impact of starting strategy on cycling performance. Int J Sports Med; 22:1-6, 2001.

 

Quinn TJ: Twenty-four hour, ambulatory blood pressure responses following acute exercise: impact of exercise intensity. J Hum Hypertens; 14:547-553, 2000.

 

Quinn TJ and Carey GB: Exercise in lactating women. Am J Med Sports; 2:172-177, 2000.

 

Quinn TJ and Carey GB: Does exercise intensity or diet influence lactic acid accumulation in breast milk? Med Sci Sports Exerc; 31:105-110, 1999.

 

D.P. LaRoche, Lussier, M., Roy, S. Long-term stretching and voluntary muscle force. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. 22:589-596, 2008

 

LaRoche, D. P., Knight, C.A., Dickie, J.L., Lussier, M.V., Roy, S.J.  Explosive Force and Fractionated Reaction Time in Elderly Low and High Active Women. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 39: 1659-1665, 2007.

 

LaRoche, D.P., Connolly, D.A.J.  Effects of stretching on passive muscle tension and response to eccentric exercise. American Journal of Sports Medicine. 34: 1000-1007, 2006.

 

Current Projects:

 

LaRoche DP. Influence of fatigue on reaction time, muscle power, and nervous activation in elderly fallers and non-fallers.

 

LaRoche DP. Differences in reaction time, muscle power, and nervous activation in elderly fallers and non-fallers.

 

Quinn TJ.  The Effect of Aging on Running Economy.

 

Quinn TJ.  The Physiological Benefits of Short/Intense vs. Continuous Exercise Patterns.

 

Quinn TJ and Zitta M.  Running economy following a long bout of endurance exercise.

 

Quinn TJ and Coons B.  The “talk test” and lactate threshold.

 

Prospective Projects

 


     

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