Burdens and Restrictions of Workplace Regulations on Small Business: Statement of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Before the Commission on the Future of Worker-Management Relations

Testimony_Stone_121593.pdf: 276 downloads, before Oct. 1, 2020

Bulletin No. 27: Birds of Connecticut Salt Marshes - 50th Anniversary

48 pp. 1981. Illustrations and descriptions of 24 birds commonly seen on our tidal marshes

Kinetic and Kinematic Asymmetries during Unloaded and Loaded Static Jumps

Abstract available in the Annual coaches and Sport Science College

Changes in Peak Acceleration in the Snatch Across Multiple - Attempts in Training: A Case Study

Accelerometers are devices that have been recently used to assess the performance of weightlifters in training. This case study used vertical acceleration data to assess multiple snatch attempts in a single lifter during a training session. The lifter exhibited variability in a number of measures, including peak acceleration and peak velocity. The measures calculated from the acceleration-time data did not show consistent trends between made and missed lifts. More work is needed identify variables of interest for snatch performance

CHANGES IN PEAK ACCELERATION IN THE SNATCH ACROSS MULTIPLE ATTEMPTS IN TRAINING: A CASE STUDY

Accelerometers are devices that have been recently used to assess the performance of weightlifters in training. This case study used vertical acceleration data to assess multiple snatch attempts in a single lifter during a training session. The lifter exhibited variability in a number of measures, including peak acceleration and peak velocity. The measures calculated from the acceleration-time data did not show consistent trends between made and missed lifts. More work is needed identify variables of interest for snatch performance

Longitudinal Monitoring of Countermovement Jump Mechanical Variables: A Preliminary Investigation

The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of accumulated volume load on countermovement jump (CMJ) mechanical variables. Eight athletes underwent weekly CMJ testing using a force plate. Statistical changes were observed in certain CMJ variables over the observation period. Jump height (0.42±0.05 m) and allometrically scaled peak power (88.86±7.49 W·kg-0.67) exhibited multiple statistical changes. These changes appeared to exhibit a delayed effect in response to accumulated volume load. Specifically, following several weeks of large accumulated volume loads these variables declined. In addition subsequently decreasing accumulated volume loads resulted in an increase in both variables. The findings of this study indicate measuring jump height and peak power may be an effective method for monitoring a resistance training process