Sean Lubiak

Graduate Teaching Associate

University of Central Florida

United States

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Sean Lubiak is a Graduate Teaching Associate at the University of Central Florida, United States. His research interests primarily focus on exercise physiology, particularly in relation to blood flow restriction training, fatigue indices, and neuromuscular responses. Recent articles authored by Sean examine the effects of resistance exercise and training methods on various populations, including individuals with multiple sclerosis and college-aged individuals.

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David Fukuda

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University of Central Florida

UNITED STATES

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Paola Rivera

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Endicott College

UNITED STATES

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Oliver Quittmann

German Sport University Cologne

GERMANY

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Ethan C. Hill

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Exercise-induced hypoalgesia following blood flow restricted exercise

Central and peripheral fatigue indices following resistance exercise with and without blood flow restriction among people with multiple sclerosis

Indices of Arterial Stiffness and Hemodynamic Responses Following Repeated Cycling Sprints at Varying Intensities Among Recreationally Active Females

Blood Flow Restriction Accelerates Recruitment During a High-Intensity Non-Volitional Task

Muscle-specific neuromuscular responses during running with blood flow restriction

Examining the Relationship Between Pulse Wave Characteristics and Components of Body Composition Among College Aged Vapers and Non-vapers

Progression and perceptual responses to blood flow restriction resistance training among people with multiple sclerosis

Physiological Responses of Elite Cheerleaders During Training and Simulated Competition Routines

Blood flow restriction increases motor unit firing rates and input excitation of the biceps brachii during a moderate-load muscle action

A Moderate Blood Flow Restriction Pressure Does Not Affect Maximal Strength or Neuromuscular Responses

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David Fukuda

Paola Rivera

Oliver Quittmann

Ethan C. Hill

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