THE EFFECTS OF VIRTUAL REALITY TRAINING ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC BALANCE IN FEMALE ATHLETES
Kristin Donohue and Karalyn Schmidt presented their research at the MARC-ACSM Conference in Harrisburg, PA November, 2017
Research
Research
Students in several of our programs have the ability not only to help faculty with their research but also the ability to engage in original research. Messiah University undergraduate students have been first authors or co-authors on over 50 research projects presented at the regional or national level.
Test-Retest Reliability and Learning Effect of the Modified CTSIB Balance Protocol
Ashley Carroll presenting her research at the MARC-ACSM Conference in Harrisburg, PA November, 2017
Six-week Pilates Program Improved Postural Stability, Balance, and Isometric Back Strength in College-aged Athletes
Faculty member Mindy Smith presented her research that she and he students completed together at the MARC-ACSM Conference in Harrisburg, PA November, 2017
Beta-Alanine Supplementation Has No Effect on Rowing Performance in College Age Athletes
Benjamin Chrisfield presented his research at the National ACSM Conference in San Diego in May, 2016.
Effects of Intermittent Caffeine Ingestion on Aerobic Power During a 16.1K Cycling Time Trial
Brett Warner presented his research at the National ACSM Conference in San Diego in May, 2016.
The Caffeine Dose Response in Habitual Consumers Performing a 90-s Wingate Test
Noah Smith ('15) was awarded the American Physiological Society's David S. Bruce Excellence in Undergraduate Research Award at the 2015 Experimental Biology conference.
Manual Examination in the Diagnosis of Cervicogenic Headache: A Systematic Literature Review
Kristin McIntyre submitted her research to The Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy
The Effects of Kinesio Tape on Stability in Female Athletes with Chronic Ankle Instability
Haley Wilson presented this at the 2015 MARC ACSM conference in Harrisburg.
Effects of Personal Body Armor on Functional Movement Capability in Healthy Adults
The research Colin Tomes did was published in The International Journal of Exercise Science.