Zachary Gillen

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

United States

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Dr. Zachary Gillen is an Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University in the United States. His research focuses on neuromuscular responses, muscle performance differences across various demographics, and the effects of strength and conditioning programs in athletic populations. Recent publications include studies on sex-based comparisons in muscle dynamics and performance normalization for athletes at international competitions.

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David Fukuda

Associate Professor

University of Central Florida

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Christopher Hill

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Louisiana State University

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Joel T. Cramer

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Adam Knight

Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator, Co-Director of the Neuromechanics Laboratory

Mississippi State University

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Harish Chander

Mississippi State University

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Jennifer Reneker

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University of Mississippi Medical Center

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Sex-Based Comparisons of Hamstrings-to-Quadriceps Ratio Across the Velocity Spectrum

Changes in Drop and Repeated Jump Ground Reaction Forces After a 10-Week Offseason Strength and Conditioning Program in Division I American Football Players

Normalizing for Differences in Muscle Size and Strength Does Not Eliminate Differences in Muscle Power or Acceleration Between Pre- and Post-Pubescent Males and Females

Percentile Rankings And Normalization Of Performance For International Weightlifting Federation World Championships Competitors

Electromyographic and Mechanomyographic Responses During Isokinetic Leg Extensions in Children Versus Adolescents

Metabolic Flexibility and Inflexibility: Pathology Underlying Metabolism Dysfunction

Quick on Your Feet: Modifying the Star Excursion Balance Test with a Cognitive Motor Response Time Task

Differences in Neuromuscular Responses During Isometric Muscle Actions Before and After Pubescence

Comparisons of countermovement jump force profiles in youth athletes

Comparisons of muscle strength, size, and voluntary activation in pre- and post-pubescent males and females

Impact of slow versus rapid digesting carbohydrates on substrate oxidation in pre-pubertal children: A randomized crossover trial

Effects of Eccentric Pre-loading on Concentric Vertical Jump Performance in Young Female Athletes

Endogenous versus exogenous carbohydrate oxidation measured by stable isotopes in pre-pubescent children plus 13C abundances in foods consumed three days prior

Peak Torque Explains More Unique Variability in Growth Measurements than Rate of Torque Development in Young Boys and Girls

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David Fukuda

Christopher Hill

Joel T. Cramer

Adam Knight

Harish Chander

Jennifer Reneker

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