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Muscle & Nerve|February 12, 2009
Electrical stimulation cramp threshold frequency correlates well with the occurrence of skeletal muscle crampsKevin C Miller, Kenneth L KnightMuscle & Nerve|July 27, 2007
Pain and soreness associated with a percutaneous electrical stimulation muscle cramping protocolKevin C Miller, Kenneth L KnightJournal of Athletic Training|November 28, 2012
Initial electrical stimulation frequency and cramp threshold frequency and forceKevin C Miller, Kenneth L KnightJournal of Athletic Training|September 23, 2009
Electrolyte and plasma changes after ingestion of pickle juice, water, and a common carbohydrate-electrolyte solutionKevin C Miller, Gary Mack, Kenneth L KnightJournal of Athletic Training|November 11, 2010
Gastric emptying after pickle-juice ingestion in rested, euhydrated humansKevin C Miller, Gary W Mack, Kenneth L KnightJournal of Sport Rehabilitation|November 23, 2011
Duration of electrically induced muscle cramp increased by increasing stimulation frequencyKevin C Miller, Kenneth L Knight, Steven R Wilding, et al.Journal of Athletic Training|April 11, 2012
Skinfold thickness at 8 common cryotherapy sites in various athletic populationsLisa S Jutte, Jeremy Hawkins, Kevin C Miller, et al.Journal of Athletic Training|January 13, 2010
Study/experimental/research design: much more than statisticsKenneth L KnightMedicine and Science in Sports and Exercise|March 31, 2010
Three percent hypohydration does not affect threshold frequency of electrically induced crampsKevin C Miller, Gary W Mack, Kenneth L Knight, et al.Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise|December 10, 2009
Reflex inhibition of electrically induced muscle cramps in hypohydrated humansKevin C Miller, Gary W Mack, Kenneth L Knight, et al.Pageof 9