Ben Hoffman

Lecturer - Biomechanics

University of Southern Queensland

Australia

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Ben Hoffman is a Lecturer in Biomechanics at the University of Southern Queensland, Australia. His research focuses on the effects of physical training on respiratory health, muscle damage biomarkers, and exercise responses in various populations. Notable recent articles include studies on inspiratory muscle training, dyspnea responses in healthy individuals, and the biomechanical aspects of countermovement jumps.

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Lachlan James

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La Trobe University

AUSTRALIA

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Dean Mills

Senior Lecturer (Exercise Physiology)

University of Southern Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Timothy J. Carroll

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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The effects of inspiratory muscle training on biomarkers of muscle damage in recovered COVID-19 patients after weaning from mechanical ventilation

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Biomarkers to measure respiratory muscle damage following inspiratory pressure threshold loading in healthy young men

The effects of age on dyspnea and respiratory mechanical and neural responses to exercise in healthy men

Altered countermovement jump force profile and muscle‐tendon unit kinematics following combined ballistic training

Cyclic eccentric stretching induces more damage and improved subsequent protection than stretched isometric contractions in the lower limb

The control of respiratory pressures and neuromuscular activation to increase force production in trained martial arts practitioners

Pressure measurement characteristics of a micro‐transducer and balloon catheters

Improving hands-off health care professionals using simulation: An intervention study

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Lachlan James

Dean Mills

Timothy J. Carroll

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