Jay Dawes

Associate Professor of Applied Exercise Science

Oklahoma State University
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Jay Dawes is an Associate Professor of Applied Exercise Science at Oklahoma State University, USA. His research focuses on the physical performance and health outcomes of law enforcement and firefighting professionals, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as the reliability of fitness tests and the metabolic demands of firefighting. He explores critical issues such as gender differences in physical conditioning and occupational injuries within these fields.

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Jacob Mota

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Texas Tech University

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Sam Blacker

University of Chichester

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Robert Lockie

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California State University Fullerton

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Rodney Pope

Charles Sturt University

AUSTRALIA
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Suzanne Gough

Bond University

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Danny Maupin

Bond University

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Chris Bishop

Middlesex University

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Steven Martin

Clinical Assoicate Professor

Texas A&M University

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Robin Orr

Bond University

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Marcel Lopes dos Santos

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Illinois State University

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Ben Schram

Bond University

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Elisa F. D. Canetti

Bond University

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