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Effect of foam rolling and static stretching on passive hip-flexion range of motion by Mohr, Andrew R, Long, Blaine C, Goad, Carla L

“…Many athletes report that foam rollers help release tension in their muscles, thus resulting in greater range of motion (ROM) when used before stretching. To…”
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Validity of Core Temperature Measurements at 3 Rectal Depths During Rest, Exercise, Cold-Water Immersion, and Recovery by Miller, Kevin C, Hughes, Lexie E, Long, Blaine C, Adams, William M, Casa, Douglas J

“…No evidence-based recommendation exists regarding how far clinicians should insert a rectal thermistor to obtain the most valid estimate of core temperature…”
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Muscle cramp susceptibility increases following a volitionally induced muscle cramp by Miller, Kevin C., Long, Blaine C., Edwards, Jeffrey E.

“…ABSTRACT Introduction Muscle cramping may increase peripheral nervous system excitability. It is unknown if, and how long, cramp susceptibility is affected by…”
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Prophylactic stretching does not reduce cramp susceptibility by Miller, Kevin C., Harsen, James D., Long, Blaine C.

“…ABSTRACT Introduction: Some clinicians advocate stretching to prevent muscle cramps. It is unknown whether static or proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation…”
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Cold-Water Immersion for Hyperthermic Humans Wearing American Football Uniforms by Miller, Kevin C, Swartz, Erik E, Long, Blaine C

“…Current treatment recommendations for American football players with exertional heatstroke are to remove clothing and equipment and immerse the body in cold…”
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Response to the comment by Vigotsky by Long, Blaine C

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Necessity of Removing American Football Uniforms From Humans With Hyperthermia Before Cold-Water Immersion by Miller, Kevin C, Long, Blaine C, Edwards, Jeffrey

“…The National Athletic Trainers' Association and the American College of Sports Medicine have recommended removing American football uniforms from athletes with…”
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Ankle Joint Angle and Lower Leg Musculotendinous Unit Responses to Cryotherapy by Akehi, Kazuma, Long, Blaine C, Warren, Aric J, Goad, Carla L

“…ABSTRACTAkehi, K, Long, BC, Warren, AJ, and Goad, CL. Ankle joint angle and lower leg musculotendinous unit responses to cryotherapy. J Strength Cond Res…”
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Skinfold thickness at 8 common cryotherapy sites in various athletic populations by Jutte, Lisa S, Hawkins, Jeremy, Miller, Kevin C, Long, Blaine C, Knight, Kenneth L

“…Researchers have observed slower cooling rates in thigh muscle with greater overlying adipose tissue, suggesting that cryotherapy duration should be based on…”
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The Influence of Ratio and Allometric Scaling Procedures for Normalizing Upper Body Power Output in Division I Collegiate Football Players by Thompson, Brennan J, Smith, Doug B, Jacobson, Bert H, Fiddler, Ryan E, Warren, Aric J, Long, Blaine C, OʼBrien, Matthew S, Everett, K Lee, Glass, Rob G, Ryan, Eric D

“…Thompson, BJ, Smith, DB, Jacobson, BH, Fiddler, RE, Warren, AJ, Long, BC, OʼBrien, MS, Everett, KL, Glass, RG, and Ryan, ED. The influence of ratio and…”
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Response of thermocouples interfaced to electrothermometers when immersed in 5 water bath temperatures by Long, Blaine C, Jutte, Lisa S, Knight, Kenneth L

“…Thermocouples and electrothermometers are used in therapeutic modality research. Until recently, researchers assumed that these instruments were valid and…”
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Temperature measurement reliability and validity with thermocouple extension leads or changing lead temperature by Jutte, Lisa S, Long, Blaine C, Knight, Kenneth L

“…Thermocouples' leads are often too short, necessitating the use of an extension lead. To determine if temperature measures were influenced by extension-lead…”
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Free Communications, Oral Presentations: Let's Make it Hot in Here. Thermal Therapeutic Modalities by Long, Blaine

“…Several abstracts on Thermal Therapeutic Modalities, presented at the 2016 NATA Clinical Symposia & AT Expo in Baltimore, MD as part of the NATA Foundation…”
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Production of consistent pain by intermittent infusion of sterile 5% hypertonic saline, followed by decrease of pain with cryotherapy by Long, Blaine C, Knight, Kenneth L, Hopkins, Ty, Parcell, Allen C, Feland, J Brent

“…It is suggested that postinjury pain is difficult to examine; thus, investigators have developed experimental pain models. To minimize pain, cryotherapy (cryo)…”
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Superficial moist heat's lack of influence on soleus function by Long, Blaine C, Hopkins, J Ty

“…It is reported that thermotherapy decreases motoneuron-pool recruitment. Any decrease in recruitment might have a significant impact on an athlete's ability to…”
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Reliability and validity of electrothermometers and associated thermocouples by Jutte, Lisa S, Knight, Kenneth L, Long, Blaine C

“…Examine thermocouple model uncertainty (reliability+validity). First, a 3x3 repeated measures design with independent variables electrothermometers and…”
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Are room temperature and thermal neutral synonymous terms? An investigation of common therapeutic modality control variables by Hawkins, Jeremy R, Knight, Kenneth L, Long, Blaine C

“…Therapeutic modality control variables are thought to be thermal neutral, a term sometimes used interchangeably with room temperature. We question this common…”
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Exercise and quadriceps muscle cooling time by Long, Blaine C, Cordova, Mitchell L, Brucker, Jody B, Demchak, Timothy J, Stone, Marcus B

“…Cryotherapy is commonly used for a variety of purposes; however, the body's response to cryotherapy immediately postexercise is unknown. To investigate the…”
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The uncertainty (validity and reliability) of three electrothermometers in therapeutic modality research by Jutte, Lisa S, Knight, Kenneth L, Long, Blaine C, Hawkins, Jeremy R, Schulthies, Shane S, Dalley, Ethan B

“…Data from electrothermometers are used to determine therapeutic modality usage, but the value of experimental results is only as good as the data collected. To…”
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Temperate-Water Immersion as a Treatment for Hyperthermic Humans Wearing American Football Uniforms by Miller, Kevin C, Truxton, Tyler, Long, Blaine

“…Cold-water immersion (CWI; 10°C) can effectively reduce body core temperature even if a hyperthermic human is wearing a full American football uniform (PADS)…”
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