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Sports Medicine (Auckland, N.Z.)|May 6, 2022
Head and Neck Characteristics as Risk Factors For and Protective Factors Against Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Military and Sporting Populations: A Systematic ReviewNicholas J Cooney, Paul Sowman, Nathan Schilaty, et al.Ergonomics|November 4, 2015
Jerry can carriage is an effective predictor of stretcher carry performanceBenjamin Beck, Greg L Carstairs, Joanne N Caldwell Odgers, et al.Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport|July 30, 2017
Prolonged running increases knee moments in sidestepping and cutting manoeuvres in sportRobert J Savage, Brendan S Lay, Jodie A Wills, et al.Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research|July 31, 2013
On the relationship between discrete and repetitive lifting performance in military tasksRobert J Savage, Stuart A Best, Greg L Carstairs, et al.Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research|June 12, 2008
Assessing the force-velocity characteristics of the leg extensors in well-trained athletes: the incremental load power profileJeremy M Sheppard, Stuart Cormack, Kristie-Lee Taylor, et al.Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research|October 27, 2009
Twelve-month training-induced changes in elite international volleyball playersJeremy M Sheppard, Dale W Chapman, Clare Gough, et al.International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance|September 11, 2015
Relationship Between Physical Qualities and Minutes Played in International Women's Rugby SevensTyler L Goodale, Tim J Gabbett, Trent Stellingwerff, et al.Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport|January 1, 2019
Primarily hip-borne load carriage does not alter biomechanical risk factors for overuse injuries in soldiersGavin K Lenton, David J Saxby, David G Lloyd, et al.Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise|April 11, 2025
Predicting Maximal Military Occupational Task Performance from Physical Fitness Tests using Machine LearningAyden McCarthy, Jodie Anne Wills, Joel Thomas Fuller, et al.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|March 13, 2024
IMUs Can Estimate Hip and Knee Range of Motion during Walking Tasks but Are Not Sensitive to Changes in Load or GradeAuraLea Fain, Ayden McCarthy, Bradley C Nindl, et al.Pageof 12