Search Results - "Nottle, Carmel"

The effects of assistance dogs on social acknowledgements and engagement of people with visible disabilities – A case study by Pugh, Colin, Nottle, Carmel, Young, Janette

“…Abstract Stigmatization of people with visible disabilities is a well-recognized concept, as is the knowledge that Assistance Dogs (ADs) may serve as social…”
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More than dog walking: Pets as physical activity and social connection facilitators in the lives of retirement village residents by Kaivalya, Mila L., Crozier, Alyson J., Nottle, Carmel, Young, Janette

“…Abstract Objectives: This mixed-methods study examined the relationship between pet ownership status and social connectedness, physical activity engagement,…”
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Individuals, instinct and moralities: exploring multi-species leisure using the serious leisure perspective by Nottle, Carmel, Young, Janette

“…While there has been increasing interest in the human-animal leisure intersection in recent times, leisure still largely remains human-centric or focussed…”
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Exploring pregnancy and postpartum experiences among geographically diverse elite athletes: A qualitative study by McGregor, Brooke, McGrath, Richard, Young, Janette, Nottle, Carmel

“…Female athletes who experience childbirth during their athletic careers can expect to return to elite sports postpartum and perform at a comparable or improved…”
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A scoping review of the experiences of elite female athletes concerning pregnancy and motherhood by McGregor, Brooke, McGrath, Richard, Young, Janette, Nottle, Carmel

“…More women are successfully combining their elite athletic careers with motherhood, however for many, pregnancy and motherhood are often one of the main…”
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Assistance dogs in occupational therapy practice: A survey of Australian occupational therapists' experiences and recommendations by Chan, Kar Wei, Young, Janette, Williams, Lindy J., Nottle, Carmel

“…Introduction Assistance dogs perform multiple tasks to support people with disabilities and bring various benefits. Occupational therapists play a key role in…”
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Reliability of lower limb strength assessment in female team sport athletes by Jenner, Brooke, Nottle, Carmel, Walters, Julie L., Saunders, Steven W., Leicht, Anthony S., Crowther, Robert G.

“…Lower limb injury rates have increased dramatically in line with increased female sport participation levels. Muscle strength is a modifiable lower limb injury…”
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Developing and Planning a Protocol for Implementing Health Promoting Animal Assisted Interventions (AAI) in a Tertiary Health Setting by Hamilton-Bruce, M. Anne, Young, Janette, Nottle, Carmel, Hazel, Susan J., Milton, Austin G., McDowall, Sonya, Mani, Ben, Koblar, Simon

“…The Ottawa Charter identifies that multiple levels of government, non-government, community, and other organizations should work together to facilitate health…”
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Reliability of the running vertical jump test in female team sport athletes by Jenner, Brooke, Nottle, Carmel, Walters, Julie L., Saunders, Steven W., Leicht, Anthony S., Crowther, Robert G.

“…Injury rates to the lower limb have increased over the past 40 years, coinciding with increases in female sport participation rates. Sport specific tests such…”
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CHANGES IN POWER ASSESSED BY THE WINGATE ANAEROBIC TEST FOLLOWING DOWNHILL RUNNING by NOTTLE, CARMEL, NOSAKA, KAZUNORI

“…Few studies have examined the effects of eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage on power despite power being a key performance variable in a number of…”
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Changes in Power Assessed By the Wingate Anaerobic Test Following Downhill Running by Nottle, Carmel, Nosaka, Kazunori

“…Few studies have examined the effects of eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage on power despite power being a key performance variable in a number of…”
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Repeated bout effect conferred by downhill backward walking by Nottle, C, Nosaka, K

“…Downhill backward walking has been shown to induce muscle damage to the triceps surae muscles, however it is not known how the muscles respond to a repeated…”
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