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3D COACHING: SPORTS BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS (TRACK & FIELD)

ADENIJI, OLA (University of Oregon, 2024-01-09)

Athletic (Track & Field) championships have showcased globally the great strength, power, and speed of athletes in a myriad of disciplines. Notably over the last 30 years, steady improvements in championship performances ...
Exercise Interventions for Patients with Peripheral Arterial Disease

Harding, Aaron (University of Oregon, 2024-01-09)

Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is atherosclerosis of the arteries outside of the heart and brain, particularly the lower extremities, and represents an advanced burden of cardiovascular disease. Patients with PAD have ...
Finding the Signal Within the Noise: Investigating the Interaction Between Histamine, Exercise, and Inflammation

Mangum, Joshua (University of Oregon, 2020-09-24)

Histamine is commonly associated with immune responses, typically involved in allergic reactions. It can be released in multiple tissues, including skeletal muscle during exercise; however, it is unknown what it is ...
Histamine and the Exercise Responsome

Ely, Matthew (University of Oregon, 2020-02-27)

Histamine, a biogenic amine, commonly associated with the immune and inflammatory response is produced and released within skeletal muscle during exercise. The exact role(s) of histamine in the exercise response is largely ...
Sustained Post-exercise Vasodilation: Histaminergic Mechanisms and Adaptations

Romero, Steven (University of Oregon, 2015-01-14)

Blood flow to the previously active skeletal muscle remains elevated for several hours following an acute bout of aerobic exercise and is dependent on activation of H1 and H2 histamine receptors. Many questions remain ...
Systemic Cardiovascular and Carotid Baroreflex Support of Blood Pressure during Recovery from Passive Heat Stress in Young and Older Adults

Larson, Emily (University of Oregon, 2024-03-25)

Much like exercise, heat stress is a profound thermoregulatory, cardiovascular, and autonomic stressor which may promote a distinct post-stress recovery period marked by altered cardiovascular support of blood pressure. ...