• MOTIVATION FOR AND SOURCES OF ENJOYMENT FROM PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ACROSS THE ADULT LIFESPAN 

  Hyman, Dorothy C. (1996)

  This research describes the development and validation of measures designed to assess physical activity motivation and physical activity enjoyment across the adult lifespan. Two stages were used with samples of 259 and ...

• THE DATAFICATION OF EVERYDAY LIFE: CRITICALLY CONTEXTUALIZING THE “QUANTIFIED SELF” IN PHYSICAL CULTURE 

  Esmonde, Katelyn Rebecca (2019)

  The contemporary moment has been characterized as that of the “Quantified Self” (QS); a time in which the body is increasingly subjected to meticulous measurement in the service of generating data that will maximize ...

• INVESTIGATING SOURCES OF AGE-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN WALKING MECHANICS 

  Krupenevich, Rebecca Lynn (2019)

  Walking is one of the most common activities of daily living and represents independence and improved quality of life, particularly among older adults. However, many older adults report substantial mobility challenges, ...

• THE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF VENTILATORY TRAINING ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY AND BRAIN DYNAMICS, DURING TRAINING AND CHALLENGE 

  Lu, Calvin (2018)

  A Guided Ventilatory Maneuver (GVM) can lead to changes in the central and autonomic nervous systems. Chronic effects of GVM have been reported in the literature to enhance physical and mental health. Purpose: To investigate ...

• Muscular Fatigue Influences Motor Synergies During Push-ups 

  Bell, Elizabeth M (2018)

  This research used the push-up as an experimental paradigm for the study of adaptations in motor synergies throughout the challenge of muscular fatigue. Fatigue was expected to lead to greater synchronization of power ...

View more