Exercise Science
Research
The Faculty in Exercise Science are published widely in peer-reviewed national and international journals and are also active in writing books and book chapters. Listed below are some current research studies and selected publications.
An optic fiber (left) is inerted into the patellar tendon for assessment of knee joint kinetics. This technique is currentlybeing used in the Neuromuscular Laboratory to investigate the function of the knee in squatting and knee extensions.
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Neuromuscular Laboratory
Biomechanics Laboratory
Human Performance Laboratory
Current Research Studies
Quindry, J. Discovering how the exercised heart is protected against a heart attack Appalachian State University, University Research Counsel Internal Formal Funded $5000
Quindry, J. Mitochondrial KATP channels, exercise, and cardioprotection. AREA grant (R-15) with the National Institute of Health. External Formal Funded 180,000
Triplett, N.T., Soukup, J.T. "The effects of combined resistance and aerobic training on coronary artery disease risk, peak oxygen consumption, bone mineral density and body composition in overweight adolescent boys and girls." University Research Council, ASU. Internal Formal Funded $4,175.Recent Publications
De Ruisseau, K., Kavazis, A., Falk, D., Deering, M., Quindry, J.C., Lee, Y., Leeuwenburgh, C., & Powers, S.K. “Antioxidant status in the senescent rat diaphragmatic following lifelong exercise and caloric restriction.” Antioxidant and Redox Signaling. (2006). (3-4), 539-547.
Dumke CL, Shooter L, Lind RH, Nieman DC. Indirect calorimetry during ultradistance running: a case report. Journal of Sports Science Medicine. (2006). 5:692-698, 2006.
Dumke, C.L., Brock, D.W., Helms, B.H., and Haff, G.G. “Heart rate at lactate threshold and cycling time trials.” Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. (2006). 20(3), 601-607, 2006.
Dumke, C.L., Oley, K., Henson, D.A., Lind, R.H., and Nieman, D.C. “The effect of nonspecific COX inhibitors on serum chemistries during ultradistance runnning.” Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. (2006). 38(5), S410, 2006.
Dumke, C.L., Shooter, L., Lind, R.H., and Nieman, D.C. “Indirect calorimetry during ultradistance running-a case report.” Journal of Sports Science & Medicine. (2006). 5(4), 692-698.
Gillum, T.L., Dumke, C.L., and Ruby, B.C. “Muscle glycogenolysis and resynthesis in response to a half ironman triathlon: a case study.” International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance. (2006). 1(4), 408-413.
Kawamori, N., Rossi, S.J., Justice, B.D., Haff, E.E., Pistilli, E.E., O'Bryant, H.S., Stone, M.H. and Haff, G.G. "Peak Force and Rate of Force Development During Isometric and Dynamic Mid-thigh Clean Pulls Performed at Various Intensities." Journal of Strength and Conditioning Reasearch. (2006). 20(3):483-491.
McBride, J.M., Cormie, P. and Deane, R. “Isometric squat force output and muscle activity in stable and unstable conditions.” Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. (2006). 20(4): 915-918.
McBride, J.M., Deane, R. and Nimphius, S. “Effect of Stretching on agonist-antagonist muscle activity and muscle force output during single and multiple joint isometric contractions.” Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports. (2007). 17(1): 54-60.
Selsby, J., Rother, S., Tsuda, S., Pracash, O., Quindry, J., and Dodd, S. “Intermittent hyperthermia enhances skeletal muscle regrowth and attenuates oxidative damage following reloading.” Journal of Applied Physiology. (2007). 102(4): 1702-07.
Staib, J., Quindry, J., French, J., Criswell, D. and Powers, S. “Increased temperature, not cardial load acdivates heat shock protein transcription factor 1 and heat shock protein 72 expression in the heart.” American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative, and and Comparative Physiology. (2007). 292(1): R432-9.
Stone, M., Ramsey, M.W., Kinser, A.M., O'Bryant, H.S., Ayers, C. and Sands, W.A. "Stretching: Acute and Chronic? The Potential Consequences." Strength and Conditioning Journal. (2006). 28(6):66-74.
Stone, M., Ramsey, M.W., Kinser, A.M., O'Bryant, H.S., Ayers, C. and Sands, W.A. "Stretching: Acute and Chronic? The Potential Consequences." Strength and Conditioning Journal. (2006). 28(6):66-74.
Triplett, N.T. "Specificity for Sport." National Strength and Conditioning Association’s Hot Topics (online). (2006). 10:1-4. www.nsca-lift.org.
Recent Presentations
Dumke, C. (2006) Presented “Train Low, Race High - New Concepts in Endurance Nutrition” at the Southeast National Strength and Condition Association Clinic in Boone, NC, Keynote Address.
Dumke, C., Nieman, D., Davis, J., Murphy, E., Carmichael, D., Henson, D., Utter, A., McAnulty, S., Quindry, J., Triplett, T., and McAnulty, L. (Jun 2007). "Quercetin effect on mitochondrial content and cycling effeciency" at the American College of Sports Medicine meeting in New Orleans, LA.
Dumke, C.L., Oley, K., Henson, D.A.. Lind, R.H., Nieman, D.C. (Jun 06). Presented "The Effect of Nonspecific COX Inhibitors on Serum Chemistries during Ultradistance Running" at the National American College of Sports Medicine Convention in Denver, CO.
McBride, J.M. (December 2006) Presented "Strength and explosive strength: importance for sports." at Eastern Tennessee State University - Sports Performance Enhancement Consortium Symposium in Johnson City, TN.
McBride, J.M. (July 2006) Presented "Performance enhancement: New techniques and technology" at National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
McBride, J.M. (November 2006) Presented "New techniques for performance enhancement." at National Strength & Conditioning Association Southeastern Regional Conference in Boone, NC.
McBride, J.M., Cormie, P., McCaulley G.O. and Triplett, N.T. (July 2006). Presented “Influence of eccentric phase muscle activity on concentric vertical jumping performance.” at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
McBride, J.M., Cormie, P., McCaulley, G.O. and Triplett, N.T. (July 2006). Presented “Optimal loading for maximal power output during lower body resistance exercises.” at the National Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
Quindry, J. (Jan 2007). Presented "HSP-72 is not essential for exercise-mediated cardioprotection against IR-infarction" at the Free Radical Underground Meeting in Gainesville, FL.
Quindry, J., Borst, S., Conover, C., and Powers, S. (Feb 2007). Presented ""Testosterone administration induces protection against myocardial stunning"" at the Southeast American College of Sports Medicine meeting in Charlotte, NC.
Quindry, J., McAnulty, S., Hudson, M. (Apr 2007). Presented "Oral quercetin supplementation and blood oxidative stress during ultra-marathon competition" at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology in Washington DC.
Quindry, J., Yount, D., O'Bryant, H. (May 2007) Presented "A cross sectional investigation of age and exercise motivation" at the National American College of Sports Medicine meeting in New Orleans.
Triplett, NT. (May 2006). Presented “Using Exercise for Successful Aging” at the North Carolina-National Strength and Conditioning Association Personal Trainer Clinic in Gastonia, NC.
Triplett, NT. (November 2006). Presented “Using Exercise for Successful Aging” at the Southeast Regional National Strength and Conditioning Association Clinic in Boone, NC
