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Postural Instability and Gait Impairment During Obstacle Crossing in Parkinson's Disease by Stegemöller, Elizabeth L., PhD, Buckley, Thomas A., EdD, Pitsikoulis, Chris, EdD, Barthelemy, Ernest, MEd, Roemmich, Ryan, BS, Hass, Chris J., PhD

“…Abstract Stegemöller EL, Buckley TA, Pitsikoulis C, Barthelemy E, Roemmich R, Hass CJ. Postural instability and gait impairment during obstacle crossing in…”
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Dynamic postural stability during sit-to-walk transitions in Parkinson disease patients by Buckley, Thomas A., Pitsikoulis, Chris, Hass, Chris J.

“…In an effort to further our understanding of postural control in Parkinson's disease, we biomechanically evaluated the sit to walk task and its component…”
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Sympathetic drive is modulated by central chemoreceptor activation by Pitsikoulis, Chris, Bartels, Matthew N, Gates, Gregory, Rebmann, Rebecca A, Layton, Aimee M, De Meersman, Ronald E

“…Abstract To determine the effects of central chemoreceptor stimulation upon sympathetic modulation while minimizing baroreceptor influences, we performed a…”
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The Effect of Cadence on Muscular Activity and Performance During the Push-Up Exercise: 2646 Board #166 June 2 11 00 AM - 12 30 PM by Pitsikoulis, Chris, Cesario, David, Chung, Hae Ryong

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Student Perceptions of Actual Implementation of University-Wide Healthy Initiatives: 3811 Board #250 June 4, 9 by Pitsikoulis, Chris, Poudevigne, Melanie, Györke, Johnny J.

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Progressive resistance training improves gait initiation in individuals with Parkinson's disease by Hass, Chris J, Buckley, Thomas A, Pitsikoulis, Chris, Barthelemy, Ernest J

“…Highlights ► Strength training (ST) may improve postural control in Parkinson's disease patients. ► Studied a 10-week ST program and biomechanical analysis of…”
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Globalizing the ACSM Certified Personal Trainer Job Task Analysis: The Case Study of China 3563 Board #10 June 3 8 00 AM - 9 30 AM by Poudevigne, Melanie, Cotton, Richard, Feito, Yuri, Kappler, Rachele, Pitsikoulis, Chris

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The Effect Of Stride Length Training On Muscular Activity And Energy Cost During Walking: 2528 Board #192 May 31 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM by Chung, Hae Ryong, Witherspoon, Travet, DeMoors, Moroni, Jeong, Jin Hee, Pitsikoulis, Chris

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Differences in Velocity Output in the Back Squat, Bench Press, and Deadlift Among Collegiate Hockey Players: 781 Board #42 May 30 2: 00 PM - 3: 30 PM by Pitsikoulis, Chris, Trudo, Chad, Kieffer, Josh, Goochey, Ryan, Argueta, Josue, Blano, Guillermo

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The Effect of Change on Stride Length on Muscular Activity and Energy Cost during Walking: 3294 Board #163 June 2 9: 30 AM - 11: 00 AM by Chung, Hae Ryong, Witherspoon, Travet, de Moors, Moroni, Jeong, Jin hee, Pitsikoulis, Chris

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Age impairs sit-to-walk motor performance by Buckley, Thomas, Pitsikoulis, Chris, Barthelemy, Ernest, Hass, Chris J

“…Abstract Sit-to-walk (STW) is a common functional and transitional task which challenges an individual's postural control systems. As aging is associated with…”
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Student Perceptions of Actual Implementation of University-Wide Healthy Initiatives: 3811 Board #250 June 4, 9: 30 AM - 11: 00 AM by Pitsikoulis, Chris, Poudevigne, Melanie, Györke, Johnny J

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Progressive Resistance TVaining Improves Strength and Sit-to-Stand Performance in Parkinson Disease: A Pilot Study 2282 Board #195 June 1 8:00 AM −9:30 AM by Buckley, Thomas, Pitsikoulis, Chris, Barthelemy, Ernest J., Hass, Chris

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The central chemoreceptor contribution to autonomic outflow by Pitsikoulis, Chris, Gates, Greg J, Bartels, Matthew, DeMeersman, Ronald

“…Central chemoreceptors are the primary source for the tonic drive of breathing and are essential in the sensory portion of the negative‐feedback loop at normal…”
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Central chemoreceptor modulation of sympathetic activity by Pitsikoulis, Chris

“…Central chemoreceptors, which are located in various areas of the brainstem, are sensitive to CO2 and pH and when stimulated increase sympathetic activity…”
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