Danilo Tolusso

Clinical Assistant Professor

Marquette University

United States

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Danilo Tolusso is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Marquette University in the United States. His research interests include exercise physiology and recovery, with recent publications investigating lift quality during resistance training, perceptual recovery status, and the effects of cannabidiol on performance and inflammation. In addition, he has contributed to studies on eccentric resistance training in neurological conditions and the validity of wearable technology in exercise monitoring.

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Michael Fedewa

Associate Professor

The University of Alabama

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Lee Winchester

The University of Alabama

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Whitley Stone

Assistant Professor

Western Kentucky University

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Hayley MacDonald

Assistant Professor, Exercise Science

The University of Alabama

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Articles (10)

Differences in Lift Quality during the Barbell Back Squat When Using Perceived Recovery Status-Regulated Intrasession Recovery Compared with Standardized Recovery Intervals

More than Body Composition: A Darwinian Theory of Somatotype, Applied to a DII Track and Field Outdoor Season

The Validity of Perceptual Recovery Status on Monitoring Recovery During a High-Intensity Back-Squat Session

A Pilot Study on Cannabidiol (CBD) and Eccentric Exercise: Impact on Inflammation, Performance, and Pain

A VO2max Protocol for Young, Apparently Healthy Adults

Eccentric resistance training with neurological conditions: A meta analysis

The Validity of Perceived Recovery Status as a Marker of Daily Recovery Following a High-Volume Back-Squat Protocol

A retrospective evaluation of physical fitness maintenance in members of a southeastern US city professional firefighting department

Validity of Wearable Electromyographical Compression Shorts to Predict Lactate Threshold During Incremental Exercise in Healthy Subjects

Profiles of Heart Rate Variability and Bar Velocity after Resistance Exercise

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Michael Fedewa

Lee Winchester

Whitley Stone

Hayley MacDonald

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