Brian Schilling

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University of Nevada

United States

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Brian Schilling is a Professor at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, USA. His research focuses on musculoskeletal injury, functional movement patterns, and the effects of physical loads on performance, as evidenced by his recent publications. He has explored topics such as injury help-seeking behaviors in military training programs and the physiological impacts of equipment like body armor on athletes.

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Dharini M. Bhammar

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Ohio State University

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Szu Ping Lee

University of Nevada

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Kara N Radzak

University of Nevada

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Daniel Young

Associate Professor

University of Nevada

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Articles (12)

Peer-Led Versus Authority-Led Video Intervention Effects on Musculoskeletal Injury Help-Seeking Intentions in Reserve Officers’ Training Corps

The Effects of Torso-Borne Loads on Functional Movement Patterns

The Effects of Torso-Borne Loads on Functional Movement Patterns.

Musculoskeletal Injury Concealment in the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps: A Survey of Cadets’ Reporting Behaviors

The Effect of Body Armor on Pulmonary Function Using Plethysmography.

Acute Handgrip Fatigue and Forearm Girth in Recreational Sport Rock Climbers

Acute Handgrip Fatigue and Forearm Girth in Recreational Sport Rock Climbers.

Effects of Fatigue on Functional Movement Efficiency in Physically Active Adults

Effects of Fatigue on Functional Movement Efficiency in Physically Active Adults

Effects of a Short-Term Heat Acclimation Protocol in Elite Amateur Boxers

United States university-based officer training and its influence on physical assessment test performance

Neuromuscular Fatigue in Pitchers Across a Collegiate Baseball Season

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Dharini M. Bhammar

Szu Ping Lee

Kara N Radzak

Daniel Young

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