Pid: [Búsqueda Avanzada]

Grupo SE > PubliCE Standard > C.V. de Robert U. Newton

Robert U. Newton

Nombre Completo: Robert U. Newton. Dirección Postal: Joondalup WA 6027 Australia Teléfono: 08 9400 5711. Dirección de Correo Electrónico: r.newton@ecu.edu.au

  Publicaciones en PubliCE

EDUCACIÓN

• 1993-98 Doctor of Philosophy, Southern Cross University, Lismore
• 1987-92 Master of Human Movement Studies, University of Queensland, Brisbane
• 1982-86 Bachelor of Human Movement Studies with Honours, University of Queensland, Brisbane

POSITIONS HELD

2003 – currently

• Foundation Professor in Exercise and Sports Science, School of Biomedical and Sports Science, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia

2001 - 2002

• Founding Director of the Ball State University, Australia Center

2000 - 2002

• Ball State University, Indiana: Associate Professor, School of Physical Education, Director of Biomechanics Program, Director of Biomechanics Laboratory

1997 - 1999

• Southern Cross University: Appointed School Director of Postgraduate Studies and Research

1986 - 1999

• Southern Cross University: Senior Lecturer (tenured since 1989), School of Exercise Science and Sport Management

1984 - 1986

• University of Queensland: Teaching Assistant, Department of Human Movement Studies

LISTA DE PUBLICACIONES

CAPÍTULOS DE LIBROS

1. Kraemer, W.J., J.S. Volek, B.K. Doan, R.B. Wickham and R.U. Newton. Neuromuscular aspects of fatigue associated with physical exertion. Skeletal Muscle – Pathology, diagnosis and management of disease,V.R. Preedy and T.J. Peters (Eds), Greenwich Medical Media, London. 2002.
2. Fry, A.C. and R.U. Newton. A brief history of strength training and basic principles and concepts. IOC Handbook - Strength Training For Sport, W.J. Kraemer and K. Hakkinen (Eds), Blackwell Scientific. 2001.
3. Hasegawa, H., J. Dziados, R.U. Newton, A.C. Fry, W.J. Kraemer, and K. Hakkinen. Periodized training programmes for athletes. IOC Handbook - Strength Training For Sport, W.J. Kraemer and K. Hakkinen (Eds), Blackwell Scientific. 2001.
4. Kraemer, W.J. and R.U. Newton. Training for Muscular Power. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America – Scientific Principles of Sports Rehabilitation. G.H. Kraft and J.L. Young (Eds). W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, 11(2):341-68, 2000.

REPORTES TÉCNICOS

1. Kwon, Y-H, and R.U. Newton. Impact of Running Poles on Older Adult Exercise Walking. Martin Van Breems, LLC. May, 2002. 45 pages
2. Kwon, Y-H, and R.U. Newton. Project Report: The Swimming Slide Study. S.R. Smith, LLC. October, 2001. 38 pages
3. Kraemer, W.J., R.U. Newton, and Y-H, Kwon. A Detailed Investigation of the AntiBody Lower-Body Compression Garments on Athletic Performance. Antibody Garment, Inc. December 2000. 27 Pages

REFEREED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

1. Doyle, T.L.A., R.W. Davis, B. Humphries, E.L. Dugan, J. Shim, B.G. Horn, and R.U. Newton. The Medical Classification System Used By The National Wheelchair Basketball Association: Additional Evidence Supporting A Change. Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly, In press, August 2003.
2. Hasson, C.J., T.L.A. Doyle, E.L. Dugan, B. Humphries, R.U. Newton. Neural and mechanical influences on the initiation of the squat jump. Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, In press, July 2003.
3. Blazevich, A.J., N.D. Gill, R. Bronks, and R.U. Newton. Training-specific muscle architecture adaptation after 5-wk concurrent training in athletes. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, In press, July 2003.
4. Kraemer, W.J. D.N. French, N. Paxton, K. Häkkinen, J.S. Volek, W.J. Sebastianelli, M. Putukian, R.U. Newton, M.R. Rubin, A.L. Gómez, J. Vescovi, N.A. Ratamess, S.J. Fleck, J.M Lynch, and H.G. Knuttgen. Changes in Exercise Performance and Hormonal Concentrations over a “Big Ten” Soccer Season in Starters and Non-Starters. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, In press, April 2003.
5. French, D.N., A.L. Gomez, J.S. Volek, M.R. Rubin, N.A. Ratamess, M.J. Sharman, L.A. Gotshalk, W.J. Sebastianelli, M. Putukian, R.U. Newton, K. Häkkinen, S.J. Fleck, and W.J. Kraemer. Longitudinal Tracking of Muscular Power Changes of NCAA Division I Collegiate Women Gymnasts. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, In press, April 2003.
6. McGuigan, M.R., M.J. Sharman, R.U. Newton, A.J. Davie, A.J., Murphy, and J.M. McBride. The effect of explosive resistance training on titin and myosin heavy chain isoforms. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, In press, February 2003.
7. Ratamess, N.A., W.J. Kraemer, J.S. Volek, M.R. Rubin, A.L. Gómez, D.N. French, M.J. Sharman, M.M. McGuigan, T. Scheett, K. Häkkinen, R.U. Newton, F. Dioguardi. The Effects of Amino Acid Supplementation on Muscular Performance During Resistance Training Overreaching. Journal of Strength and Conditioning
   Research, 17(2): 250–258, 2003.
8. Kraemer, W.J., J.S. Volek, D.N. French, M.R. Rubin, M.J. Sharman, A.L. Gómez, N.A. Ratamess, R.U. Newton, B. Jemiolo, B.W. Craig, and K. Häkkinen. The Effects of L-Carnitine L-Tartrate Supplementation on Hormonal Responses to Resistance Exercise and Recovery. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 17(3): 455-462, 2003.
9. Doan, B.K., Y. Kwon, R.U. Newton, J. Shim, E.M. Popper, R.A. Rogers, L.R. Bolt, M. Robertson and W.J. Kraemer. Evaluation of a Lower-Body Compression Garment. Journal of Sports Sciences, 21(8): 601-610, 2003.
10. Lamoureux E.L., W.A. Sparrow, A.J. Murphy, and R.U. Newton. The effects of improved strength on obstacle negotiation in community-living older adults. Gait and Posture, 17(3): 273-283, 2003.
11. McBride, J.M., Travis Triplett-McBride, Allan J. Davie, Peter J. Abernethy, and Robert U. Newton. Characteristics of titin in strength and power athletes. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 88: 553-557, 2003.
12. Lamoureux E.L., A.J. Murphy, A.W. Sparrow, and R.U. Newton. The effects of progressive resistance training on obstructed-gait tasks in community-living older adults. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity, 11(1): 98-111. 2003.
13. Kraemer, W. J., K. Hakkinen, N. T. Triplett-McBride, A. C. Fry, L. P. Koziris, N. A. Ratamess, J. E. Bauer, J. S. Volek, T. McConnell, R. U. Newton, S. E. Gordon, D. Cummings, J. Hauth, F. Pullo, J. M. Lynch, S. A. Mazzetti, and H. G. Knuttgen. Physiological Changes with Periodized Resistance Training in Women Tennis Players. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 35(1): 157–168, 2003.
14. Newton, R.U. and W.J. Kraemer. Prescription: Resistance Training. The American Journal of Medicine and Sports, 5(1): 54-59. 2003.
15. Hoffman, J. R., C. M. Maresh, R. U. Newton, M. R. Rubin, D. N. French, J. S. Volek, J. Sutherland, M. Robertson, A. L. Gomez, N. A. Ratamess, J. Kang, and W. J. Kraemer. Performance, biochemical, and endocrine changes during a competitive football game. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 34(11): 1845–1853, 2002.
16. Newton, R.U. and E. Dugan. Application of strength diagnosis. Strength and Conditioning Journal, 24(5): 50–
    59. 2002.
17. Kraemer, W.J., L.P. Koziris, N.A. Ratamess, K. Häkkinen, N.T. Triplett-McBride, A.C. Fry, S.E. Gordon, J.S. Volek, D.N. French, M.R. Rubin, A.L. Gomez, M.J. Sharman, J.M. Lynch, M. Izquierdo, R.U. Newton, and mS.J. Fleck. Detraining produces minimal changes in physical performance and hormonal variables in recreationally strength-trained men. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 16(3): 373–382, 2002.
18. Newton, R.U., K. Häkkinen, A. Häkkinen, M. McCormick, J. Volek and W.J. Kraemer. Mixed methods resistance training increases power and strength of young and older men. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 34(8): 1367-1375, 2002.
19. Häkkinen, K., Kraemer, W.J., Pakarinen, A., Triplett-McBride, T., McBride, J., Häkkinen, A., Alen, M., McGuigan, M., Bronks, R., and Newton, R.U. Effects of heavy resistance/power training on maximal strength, muscle morphology and hormonal response patterns in 60-75 year-old men and women. Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology, 27(3):213-231, 2002.
20. Newton, R.U., B.K. Doan, M.A. Meese, B. Conroy, K.P. Black, W.J. Sebastianelli, and W.J. Kraemer. Interaction of wrestling shoe and competition surface: Effects on co-efficient of friction with implications for injury. Sports Biomechanics, 1(2): 157-166, 2002.
21. Newton, R.U., Jones, J., Kraemer, W.J., Wardle, H. Strength and Power Training of Australian Olympic Swimmers, Strength and Conditioning Journal, 24(3): 7-15, 2002.
22. Lamoureux, E.L., A.W. Sparrow, A.J. Murphy and R.U. Newton. The relationship between lower body strength and obstructed gait in community-dwelling older adults. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 50(3):468-73, 2002.
23. Gomez, A.L., R.J. Radzwich, C.R. Denegar, J.S. Volek, M.R. Rubin, J.A. Bush, B.K. Doan, R.B. Wickham, S.A. Mazzetti, R.U. Newton, D.N. French, K. Hakkinen, N.A. Ratamess, and W.J. Kraemer. The Effects of a 10-Kilometer Run on Muscle Strength and Power. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 16(2):184–191. 2002.
24. Blazevich, A.J., N.D. Gill and R.U. Newton. Reliability and validity of two isometric squat tests. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 16(2):298–304. 2002.
25. McBride, J.M., T. Triplett-McBride, A. Davie and R.U. Newton. The Effect of Heavy Versus Light Load Jump Squats on the Development of Strength, Power and Speed. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 16(1): 75-82, 2002.
26. Doan, B.K., RU. Newton, J.L. Marsit, N.T. Triplett-McBride, L.P. Koziris, A.C. Fry, W.J. Kraemer. Effects of Increased Eccentric Loading On Bench Press 1RM. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 16(1): 9-13, 2002.
27. McGuigan, M.R.M., R., Bronks, R.U. Newton, J.C. Graham, and D.V. Cody. Exercise performance, functional status, and hemodynamic assessment of elderly patients with intermittent claudication. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity, 10: 28-40, 2002. Robert U. Newton Ph.D. 5
28. Kraemer W.J., K. Adams, E. Cafarelli, G.A. Dudley, C. Dooly, M.S. Feigenbaum, S.J. Fleck, B. Franklin, A.C. Fry, J.R. Hoffman, R.U. Newton, J. Potteiger, M.H. Stone, N.A. Ratamess, and T. Triplett-McBride. American College of Sports Medicine position stand. Progression models in resistance training for healthy adults. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 34(2): 364-80, 2002.
29. Marx J.O., S.E. Gordon, N.H. Vos, B .C. Nindl, A.L. Gomez, J.S. Volek, J. Pedro, N. Ratamess, R.U. Newton, D.N. French, M.R. Rubin, K. Hakkinen, W.J. Kraemer. Effect of alkalosis on plasma epinephrine responses to high intensity cycle exercise in humans. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 87(1):72-7, 2002.
30. Newton, R.U., W.B. Young, W.J. Kraemer, and C. Byrne. Effects of drop jump height and technique on ground reaction force with possible implication for injury. Sports Medicine, Training and Rehabilitation. 10(2):83-93, 2001.
31. Meir, R., R.U. Newton, E. Curtis, M. Fardell and B. Butler. Physical Fitness Qualities of Professional Rugby League Football Players: Determination of Positional Differences. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 15(4): 450-458, 2001.
32. McGuigan, M.R.M., R. Bronks, R.U. Newton, M.J. Sharman, J.C. Graham, and D.V. Cody. Muscle fiber characteristics in patients with peripheral arterial disease. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 33(12):2016-2021, 2001.
33. Kraemer W.J., D.F. Gardiner, S.E. Gordon, L.P. Koziris, W. Sebastianelli, M. Putukian, R.U. Newton, N.A. Ratamess, J.S. Volek, and K. Hakkinen. Differential effects of exhaustive cycle ergometry on concentric and eccentric torque production. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 4(3):301-309, 2001.
34. Nindl, B.C., W.J. Kraemer, L.A. Gotshalk, J.O. Marx, J.S. Volek, J.A. Bush, K. Häkkinen, R.U. Newton, and S.J. Fleck. Testosterone responses after resistance exercise in women: influence of regional fat distribution. International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism, 11(4): 451-465, 2001.
35. Kraemer, W.J., C.C. Loebel, J.S. Volek, N.A. Ratamess, R.U. Newton, R.B. Wickham, L.A. Gotshalk, N.D. Duncan, S.A. Mazetti, A.L. Gomez, M.R. Rubin, B.C. Nindl, and K. Hakkinen. The effect of heavy resistance exercise on the circadian rhythm of salivary testosterone in men. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 84: 13-18, 2001.
36. Kraemer, W.J., A.C. Fry, M.R. Rubin, T. Triplett-McBride, S.E. Gordon, L.P. Koziris, J.M. Lynch, J.S. Volek, D.E. Meuffels, R.U. Newton, and S.J. Fleck. Physiological and performance responses to tournament wrestling. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 33(8): 1367-1378, 2001.
37. McGuigan, M.R.M., Bronks, R., Newton, R.U., Sharman, M.J., Graham, J.C., Cody, D.V. and W.J. Kraemer. Resistance training in peripheral arterial patients: effects on myosin isoforms, fibre type distribution and capillary supply to skeletal muscle. The Journal of Gerontology: Biological Sciences, 56A(7): B302-310, 2001.
38. Lamoureux, E.L.. W.A. Sparrow, A. Murphy and R.U. Newton. Differences in the Neuromuscular Capacity and Lean Muscle Tissue in Old and Older Community-Dwelling Adults. The Journals of Gerontology Series A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences, 56:M381-M385, 2001.
39. Kraemer, W.J., S.A. Mazzetti, B.C. Nindl, L.A. Gotshalk, J.S. Volek, J.A. Bush, J.O. Marx, K. Dohi, A.L. Gomez, M. Miles, S.J. Fleck, R.U. Newton, and K. Häkkinen. Effect of resistance training on women’s strength/power and occupational performances. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 33(6): 1011-1025, 2001.
40. McGuigan, M.R.M., R.U. Newton, and R. Bronks. Resistance Training for Peripheral Arterial Disease Patients: A Model of Exercise Rehabilitation. Strength and Conditioning Journal, 23(3): 26-32, 2001.
41. Häkkinen, K., W.J. Kraemer, R.U. Newton, and M. Alen. Changes in electromyographical activity, muscle fibre and force production characteristics during heavy resistance/power strength training in middle aged and older men and women. Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 171: 51-62, 2001.
42. Humphries B., Mummery K., Newton R.U., and Humphries N. Identifying bone mass and muscular changes. Administrative Radiology Journal, 20(1): 7-11, 2001.
43. Marx J.O., Ratamess N.A., Nindl B.C., Gotshalk L.A., Volek J.S., Dohi K., Bush J.A., Gomez A.L., Mazzetti S.A., Fleck S.J., Hakkinen K., Newton R.U., and Kraemer W.J. Low-volume circuit versus high-volume periodized resistance training in women. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 33(4):635-643, 2001.
44. Sharman, M.J., R.U. Newton, T. Triplett-McBride, M.R.M. McGuigan, J.M. McBride, A. Häkkinen, K. Häkkinen and W.J. Kraemer. Changes in myosin heavy chain composition with heavy resistance training in 60-75 year old men and women. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 84: 127-132, 2001.
45. Kraemer, W.J., M. Keuning, N.A. Ratamess, J.S. Volek, M. McCormick, J.A. Bush, B.C Nindl, S.E. Gordon, S.A. Mazzetti, R.U. Newton, A.L. Gomez, R.B. Wickham, M.R. Rubin, and K. Häkkinen. Resistance training combined with bench-step aerobics enhances women’s health profile. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 33(2): 259-269, 2001.
46. Kraemer, W.J., J.A. Bush, R.B. Wickham, C.R. Denegar, A.L. Gomez, L.A. Gotshalk, N.D. Duncan, J.S. Volek, R.U. Newton, M. Putukian, and W.J. Sebastianelli. Continuous compression as an effective therapeutic intervention in treating eccentric exercise induced muscle soreness. Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, 10(1): 11-23, 2001.
47. Linnamo, V., Newton, R.U. Hakkinen, K., Komi, P.V., Davie, A., McGuigan, M.R.M., and Triplett-McBride, T., Neuromuscular responses to explosive and heavy resistance loading. Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, 10(6): 417-424. 2000.
48. Humphries, B., R.U. Newton, R. Bronks, S. Marshall, J. McBride, T. Triplett-McBride, K. Häkkinen, W.J. Kraemer, and N. Humphries. Effect of exercise intensity on bone density, strength, and calcium turnover in older women. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 32(6): 1043-1050, 2000.
49. Kraemer, W.J., F.S. Harman, N.H. Vos, S.E. Gordon, B.C. Nindl, J.O. Marx, A.L. Gomez, J.S. Volek, N.A. Ratamess, S.A. Mazzetti, J.A. Bush, K. Dohi, R.U. Newton, and K. Häkkinen. Effects of alkalosis on serum insulin-like growth factor I and IGF-binding protein-3. Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology, April;25(2):127-38. 2000.
50. Häkkinen, K., M. Alen, M. Kallinen, R.U. Newton, and W.J. Kraemer. Neuromuscular adaptation during prolonged strength training, detraining and re-strength-training in middle-aged and elderly people. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 83: 51-62, 2000.
51. Mazzetti, S.A., W.J. Kraemer, J.S. Volek, N.D. Duncan, N.A. Ratamess, A.L. Gomez, R.U. Newton, K. Häkkinen, and S.J. Fleck. The influence of direct supervision of resistance training on strength performance. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 32(6): 1175-1184, 2000.
52. Häkkinen, K., A. Pakarinen , W.J. Kraemer, R.U. Newton and M. Alen. Basal concentrations and acute responses of serum hormones and strength development during heavy resistance training in middle-aged and elderly men and women. Journal of Gerontology:Biological Sciences. 55(2):B95-105, 2000.
53. Beard, J., S. Marshall, K. Jong, R.U. Newton, T. Triplett-McBride, B.J. Humphries, and R. Bronks. 1,1,1-Trichloro-2, 2-bis (p-Chlorophenyl)-Ethane (DDT) and Reduced Bone Mineral Density, Archives of Environmental Health, 55(3): 117-180, 2000.
54. Kraemer, W.J., P.A. Pirokowski, J.A. Bush, A.L. Gomez, S.W. Etzweiler, C.C. Loebel, J.S. Volek, R.U. Newton, S.A. Mazzetti, M. Putukian, and W.J. Sebastianelli. The effects of NCAA Division 1 Intercollegiate competitive tennis match play on recovery of physical performance in women. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 14(3): 265-272, 2000.
55. Bush, J.A., K. Dohi, A.M. Mastro, J.S. Volek, J.M. Lynch, N.T. Triplett-McBride, M. Putukian, W.J. Sebastianelli, R.U. Newton, K. Häkkinen, and W.J. Kraemer. Exercise and recovery responses of lymphokines to heavy resistance exercise. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 14(3): 344-349, 2000.
56. Newton, R.U., W.J. Kraemer, and K. Häkkinen. Short-term ballistic resistance training in the pre-season preparation of elite volleyball players. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 31(2): 323-330, 1999.
57. Kraemer, W.J., K. Häkkinen, R.U. Newton, B.C. Nindl, J.S. Volek, M. McCormick, L.A. Gotshalk, S.E. Gordon, S.J. Fleck, W.W. Campbell, M. Putukian, and W.J. Evans. Effects of heavy resistance training on hormonal response patterns in younger vs. older men. Journal of Applied Physiology, 87: 982-992, 1999.
58. Humphries, B.J., T. Triplett-McBride, R. U. Newton, S. Marshall, R. Bronks, J. McBride, K. Häkkinen and W. J. Kraemer. The relationship between dynamic, isokinetic and isometric strength and bone mineral density in a population of 45 to 65 year old women. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport , 2(4):364-74, 1999.
59. Kraemer, W.J., J.S. Volek, K.L. Clark, S.E. Gordon, S.M. Puhl, L.P. Koziris, J.M. McBride, N. Travis Triplett-McBride, M. Putukian, R.U. Newton, K. Häkkinen, J.A. Bush, and W.J. Sebastianelli. The influence of exercise training on physiological and performance changes with weight loss in men. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 31(9): 1320-1329, 1999.
60. McBride, J.M., T. Triplett-McBride, A. Davie and R.U. Newton. A comparison of strength and power characteristics between power lifters, Olympic lifters and sprinters. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 13(1): 58–66, 1999.
61. McEvoy, K and R.U. Newton. Baseball throwing velocity and base running speed: Effects of ballistic resistance training. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 12(4): 216-221, 1998.
62. Häkkinen, K., M. Alen, M. Kallinen, M. Izquierdo, K. Jokelainen, H. Lassila, E. Mälkiä, W.J. Kraemer, and R.U. Newton. Muscle cross-sectional area, force production, and muscle activation of leg extensor muscles during isometric and dynamic actions in middle-aged and elderly men and women. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. 6: 232-247, 1998.
63. Häkkinen, K., A. Pakarinen, R.U. Newton, and W.J. Kraemer. Acute hormonal responses to heavy resistance lower and upper extremity exercise in young versus old men. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 77: 312-319, 1998.
64. Kraemer, W.J., J.A. Bush, N.T. Triplett-McBride, L.P. Koziris, L.C. Mangino, A.C. Fry, J.M. McBride, J. Johnston, J.S. Volek, C.A. Young, A.L. Gomez, and R.U. Newton. Compression garments: Influence on muscle fatigue. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 12(4): 211-215, 1998.
65. Kraemer, W.J., J.A. Bush, R.U. Newton, N.D. Duncan, J.S. Volek, C.R. Denegar, P. Canavan, J. Johnston, M. Putukian, and W.J. Sebastionelli. Influence of a compression garment on repetitive power output production before and after different types of muscle fatigue. Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation and Training, 8:163-184, 1998.
66. Kraemer, W.J., K. Häkkinen, R.U. Newton, M. McCormick, B.C. Nindl, J.S. Volek, L.A. Gotshalk, S.J. Fleck, W.W. Campbell, P.A. Farrell, and W.J. Evans. Acute hormonal responses to heavy resistance exercise in younger and older men. European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology, 77(3):206-11, 1998 Feb.
67. Hakkinen K. Kallinen M. Izquierdo M. Jokelainen K. Lassila H. Malkia E. Kraemer WJ. Newton RU. Alen M. Changes in agonist-antagonist EMG, muscle CSA, and force during strength training in middle-aged and older people. Journal of Applied Physiology. 84(4):1341-9, 1998 Apr.
68. Kraemer W.J., R.S. Staron, F.C. Hagerman, R.S. Hikida, A.C. Fry, S.E. Gordon, B.C. Nindl, L.A. Gothshalk, J.S. Volek, J.O. Marx, R.U. Newton, and K. Häkkinen. The effects of short-term resistance training on endocrine function in men and women. European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology. 78(1): 69-76, 1998 Jun.
69. Häkkinen, K., R.U. Newton, S. Gordon, M. McCormick, J. Volek, B. Nindl, L. Gotshalk, W. Campbell, W.J. Evans, A. Häkkinen, B. Humphries, and W.J. Kraemer. Changes in muscle morphology, electromyographic activity, and force production characteristics during progressive strength training in young and older men. Journal of Gerontology: Biological Sciences, 53A(6): B415-B423, 1998.
70. Humphries, B.J., R.U. Newton, P.J. Abernethy, and K.D. Blake. Reliability of an electrophoretic and image processing analysis of human skeletal muscle taken from m. vastus lateralis. European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology, 75(4): 333-342, 1997.
71. Gotshalk, L.A., C.C. Loebel, B.C. Nindl, M. Putukian, W.S. Sebastianelli, R.U. Newton, K Häkkinen, and W.J. Kraemer. Hormonal responses of multi-set versus single-set heavy resistance exercise protocols. Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology, 22(3): 244-255, 1997.
72. Newton, R.U., A.J. Murphy, B.J.Humphries, G.J. Wilson, W.J. Kraemer & K. Häkkinen. Influence of load and stretch shortening cycle on the kinematics, kinetics and muscle activation during explosive upper body movements. European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology. 75(4): 333-342, 1997.
73. Häkkinen, K., W.J. Kraemer, and R.U. Newton. Muscle activation and force production during bilateral and unilateral concentric and isometric contractions of the knee extensors in men and women at different ages. Electromyography and Clinical Neurophysiology. 37(3): 131-142, 1997.
74. Häkkinen, K. M. IzQuierdo, X. Aguado, R.U. Newton and W.J. Kraemer. Isometric and dynamic explosive force production of leg extensor muscles in men at different ages. Journal of Human Movement Studies. 31: 105-121, 1996.
75. Kraemer, W.J., J.A. Bush, J.A. Bauer, N.T. Triplett-McBride, N.J. Paxton, A. Clemson, L.P. Koziris, L.C. Mangino, A.C. Fry, and R.U. Newton. Influence of compression garments on vertical jump performance in NCAA Division I volleyball players. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 10(3): 180-183, 1996.
76. Häkkinen, K., M. Kallinen, V. Linnamo, U-M. Pastinen, R.U. Newton, and W.J. Kraemer. Neuromuscular adaptations during bilateral versus unilateral strength training in middle-aged and elderly men and women. Acta Physiologica Scandinavica. 158(1):77-88, 1996.
77. Kraemer, W.J., A. Clemson, N.T. Triplett, J.A. Bush, R.U. Newton, and J.M. Lynch. The effects of plasma cortisol elevation on total and differential leukocyte counts in response to heavy resistance exercise. European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology, 73(1/2): 93-97, 1996.
78. Hakkinen, K., W.J. Kraemer, M. Kallinen, V. Linnamo, U-M. Pastinen, and R.U. Newton. Bilateral and Unilateral Neuromuscular Function and Muscle Cross-Sectional Area in Middle-Aged and Elderly Men and Women. Journals of Gerontology. Series A, Biological Sciences & Medical Sciences. 51(1):B21-B29, 1996.
79. Newton, R.U., W.J. Kraemer, K. Hakkinen, B.J. Humphries, and A.J. Murphy. Kinematics, Kinetics and Muscle Activation During Explosive Upper Body Movements: Implications for Power Development. Journal of Applied Biomechanics. 12: 31-43, 1996.
80. Murphy, A.J., G.J. Wilson, J.F. Pryor, and R.U. Newton. Isometric Assessment of Muscular Function: The Effect of Joint Angle. Journal of Applied Biomechanics. 11(2): 205-215. 1995.
81. Kraemer, W.J., N.T. Triplett, A.C. Fry, P. Koziris, J.E. Bauer, J.M. Lynch, T. McConnell, R.U. Newton, S.E. Gordon, R.C. Nelson, and H.G. Knuttgen. An in-depth sports medicine profile of women college tennis players. Journal of Sport Rehabilitation. 4(2): 79-98. 1995.
82. Kraemer, W.J., B.A. Aguilera, M. Terada, R.U. Newton, J.M. Lynch, G. Rosendaal, J. McBride, S.E. Gordon, and K. Hakkinen. Responses of IGF-I to Endogenous Increases in Growth Hormone after Heavy Resistance Exercise. Journal of Applied Physiology. 79(4): 1310-1315, 1995.
83. McBride, J.M., R. Radzwich, L. Mangino, M. McCormick, T. McCormick, J. Volek, J. Bush, B. Augilera, R.U. Newton, and W.J. Kraemer. Responses of Serum Creatine Kinase Activity to Heavy Resistance Exercise in Endurance and Recreationally Trained Women. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 9(3): 139-142, 1995.
84. Kraemer, W.J., J.F. Patton, S.E. Gordon, E.A. Harman, M.R. Deschenes, K. Reynolds, R.U. Newton , N.T. Triplett, and J.E. Dziados. Compatibility of High Intensity Strength and Endurance Training on Hormonal and Skeletal Muscle Adaptations. Journal of Applied Physiology. 78(3): 976-989, 1995.
85. Kraemer, W.J. and Newton, R.U.,. Training for Improved Vertical Jump. Sports Science Exchange, Gatorade Sports Science Institute. 7(6): 1-5. 1994.
86. Newton, R.U., and K.P. McEvoy. Baseball Throwing Velocity: A Comparison of Medicine Ball Training and Weight Training. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 8(3):198-203. 1994.
87. Newton, R.U., and W.J. Kraemer. Developing Explosive Muscular Power: Implications for a Mixed Methods Training Strategy. Strength and Conditioning. 16(5): 20-31. 1994.
88. Newton, R.U., and R.J. Neal. Three Dimensional Quantification of Human Posture. Gait and Posture. 2: 205-212. 1994.
89. Humphries, B.J., R.U. Newton, and G.J. Wilson. The Effect of a Braking Device in Reducing the Ground Impact Forces Inherent in Plyometric Training. International Journal of Sports Medicine, 16(2): 129-133, 1994.
90. Newton, R.U., and G.J. Wilson. Reducing the Risk of Injury During Plyometric Training: The Effect of Dampeners. Sports Medicine, Training and Rehabilitation, 4: 159-165. 1993.
91. Wilson, G.J., R.U. Newton, A.J. Murphy, and B.J. Humphries. The Optimal Load for the Development of Dynamic Athletic Performance. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 25 (11): 1279-1286. 1993.
92. Davie, A.J., and R.U. Newton. Estimated Energy Cost and Oxygen Uptake of Competitive Wave-Ski Riding - A Preliminary Study. Australian Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 21(4): 4-6. 1989.

GRANTS

External Research Grants: All competitive and funded unless noted.

• 2003 Western Australian Arthritis and Osteoporosis Research (pending)
  VGRF measurement of quiet stance and functional movement patterns in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee.
  Principal Investigator: Robert U. Newton, Co-Principal Investigators: Charles Inderjeeth, Alex Ring, Angus Burnett
  Amount: $AUD36,360
• 2003 CAP Cure Research Awards (pending)
  Physical and psychological responses to testosterone suppression treatment for prostate cancer: Testing a program of recovery through resistance exercise
  Principal investigator: Robert Newton, Co-Principal Investigators: Linda Kristjanson, Nigel Spry, Paul Sacco
  Amount: $USD75,000
• 2003 NIH Small Business Innovative Research Awards – Phase I No. 1R43 AR049993-01 (pending)
  Compressive Garments for Sports Injury Reduction
  Principal investigator: Phillip Gilliam, Co-Principal Investigators: Jay Hoffman and Robert U. Newton
  Amount: $USD267,711
• 2002 NIH Announcement PA-02-115 Women’s Health In Sports And Exercise No. 1 R01 AR050276-01 (not funded)
  “ACL Injury: Gender differences and MTU stiffness”
  Principal Investigator: Robert U. Newton.
  Amount: $USD376,905
• 2001 NIH Small Business Innovative Research Awards – Phase II Award No. 4R44AR048029-02
  “Impact of Running Poles on Older Adult Exercise Walking”
  Principal Investigators: Martinus Van Breems and Robert U. Newton.
  Amount: $USD449,112
• 2001 NIH Small Business Innovative Research Awards – Phase I Award No. 1R44AR048029-01
  “Impact of Running Poles on Older Adult Exercise Walking”
  Principal Investigators: Martinus Van Breems and Robert U. Newton.
  Amount: $USD87,900
• 2002 National Strength and Conditioning Association: Student Grant
  “A method to assess stiffness of the hamstrings.”
  Student investigator: Eric Dugan. Faculty advisor: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $USD2,500
• 2001 State of Indiana: 21st Century Research and Technology Fund
  “Development of the therapeutic use of augmented soft tissue mobilization (ASTM).”
  Principal Investigator: William Kraemer, Co-Investigator: Robert Newton. July 2001. Appointed Principal Investigator: Robert U. Newton
  Amount: $USD1,004,665
• 2001 S.R. Smith LLC
  “Swimming pool slide study”
  Principal Investigators: Young-Hoo Kwon and Robert U. Newton.
  Amount: $USD23,458
• 2001 Meridian Sports Holdings LLC
  “The biomechanical modelling and physiological effects of the Meridian Elyte shoe when used in training by women”
  Principal Investigators: Robert U. Newton and William J. Kraemer. Robert U. Newton Ph.D. 27
  Amount: $USD64,505
• 2000 United States Olympic Committee: Sport Science and Technology Grant
  “An investigation of the effects of innovative resistance training programs and technology designed to develop powerful SSC performance with follow-up assessment of the time course of detraining.”
  Principal Investigators: Robert Newton and William Kraemer.
  Amount: $USD10,925
• 2000 Martinus Van Breems, Inc
  “Biomechanics of Pole-walking in Elderly Subjects”
  Principal Investigators: Young-Hoo Kwon and Robert U. Newton.
  Amount: $USD20,000
• 2000 National Strength and Conditioning Association: Student Grant
  “Kinetics, kinematics, and muscle activation during forced repetitions at fatigue.”
  Student investigator: Ryan Rogers. Faculty advisor: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $USD1,875
• 1999 Research Grants - Ageing and Disability Department
  “An innovative exercise program designed to slow the loss of muscle size and functional ability with ageing.”
  Principal Investigator: Robert Newton. Co-Investigator: Roger Bronks.
  Amount Requested: $AUD9,788.60 Not Funded
• 1997-1998 Australian Research Council Small Grant Scheme
  “An investigation of neuromuscular factors contributing to the loss of explosive strength in older men.”
  Principal Investigator: Robert Newton. Co-Investigators: Roger Bronks and Keijo Häkkinen.
  Amount: 1997 $AUD7,600
  Amount: 1998 $AUD5,400
• 1997 The American College of Sports Medicine Foundation - NASA Research Grant Initiative
  “Muscle Power: Implications for Neural and Muscular Adaptation.”
  Principal Investigator: Jeff McBride. Co-Investigators: Robert Newton and Allan Davie.
  Amount: $AUD3,286
• 1996 National Strength and Conditioning Association - Student Research Grant
  "Muscle strength and power of elite Olympic Lifters, Power Lifters, and Sprinters."
  Principal Investigator: Jeff McBride. Co-Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $USD2,000
• 1995 Oz Agents Pty Ltd – Note: Not competitive
  “Ground impact forces during jogging: An evaluation of shoes with springs.” Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $AUD2,000
• 1993 Osborne Computers
  “The development of a computer based system for the collection and analysis of explosive power performance.”
  Principal Investigator: Greg Wilson. Co-Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $AUD8,000
• 1992 Australian Sports Commission
  “The development of explosive power in jumping, sprinting and cycling.”
  Principal Investigator: Greg Wilson. Co-Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $ AUD 17,500
• 1990 Australian Rugby League - Note: Not competitive
  “A comparison of kicking styles in Rugby League: kinetic and kinematic analysis.”
  Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $ AUD 900

International Collaborative Grants

• 1997 The Ministry of Education, Finland
  "Neuromuscular and hormonal adaptations, immune function, bone density and resistance to falling during heavy resistance versus explosive resistance strength training in older men and women."
  Principal Investigator: Keijo Häkkinen. Co-Investigators: William Kraemer, Robert Newton, Travis Triplett-McBride and Roger Bronks.
  Amount: $AUD15,000
• 1996/1997 E.I. DuPont De Nemours & Company, Inc. Wilmington DE
  "Muscle performance, proprioception and recovery.".
  Principal Investigator: William Kraemer. Co-Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $USD118,432
• 1996/1997 Twin Laboratories, Inc. Ronkonkoma, NY
  "The effect of carbohydrate/protein supplementation on anabolic hormone responses to heavy resistance exercise."
  Principal Investigator: William Kraemer. Co-Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $USD33,824
• 1996/1997 Tachyon Energy Research, Inc. Tokyo, Japan
  "Tachyon Sports Performance Research."
  Principal Investigator: William Kraemer. Co-Investigator: Robert Newton.
  Amount: $USD107,726
• 1996 The Ministry of Education, Finland
  "Neuromuscular and hormonal adaptation mechanisms during short term and prolonged strength training: Strength training, aging and sex."
  Principal Investigator: Keijo Häkkinen. Co-Investigators: Pakarinen, William Kraemer, Robert Newton, Alen, and Kallinen.
  Amount: $AUD32,500
• 1995 The Ministry of Education, Finland
  "Neuromuscular and hormonal adaptation mechanisms during short term and prolonged strength training: Acute neuromuscular and hormonal responses to various unilateral and bilateral heavy resistance exercises in young versus old men."
  Principal Investigator: Keijo Häkkinen. Co-Investigators: Pakarinen, William Kraemer, and Robert Newton.
  Amount: $AUD15,750

Internal Research Grants: All competitive and funded unless noted.

1. 2003 ECU CHS Faculty Small Grant - Pending
   “Central nervous system modulation induced by passively applied limb movement: A study using Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation”
   Principal Investigator: Dylan Edwards, Co-Investigator: Robert Newton
   Amount: $4,902
2. 2003 ECU Early Career Researcher Grant Scheme
   “Structure and function of the cervical musculature: application to musculoskeletal modelling.”
   Principal Investigator: Angus Burnett, Co-Investigator: Robert Newton
   Amount: $10,500
3. 2002 Ball State University: Equipment Replacement Grant
   “High speed digital video analysis system” Robert U. Newton Ph.D. 29
   Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
   Amount: $USD73,800
4. 2001 Ball State University: International Program Development Grant
   “Development of Ball State University, Australia Center.”
   Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
   Amount: $USD1,500
5. 2000 Ball State University: Summer 2000 Faculty Development Award
   “Curriculum development of units on aging.”
   Amount: $USD1,000
6. 1999 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant – Collaborative
   “Effects of a six-month rehabilitation program on the walking gait of patients with peripheral artery disease: A threedimensional kinematic motion analysis.”
   Principal Investigator: Robert Newton. Co-Investigator: Associate Professor Roger Bronks.
   Amount: $AUD6,100
7. 1999 Southern Cross University: Innovation and Development Grant
   “High Speed Movement Analysis System - Part 2” Principal Investigator:: Robert Newton
   Amount: $AUD50,000
8. 1998 Southern Cross University: Innovation and Development Grant
   “High Speed Movement Analysis System - Part 1” Principal Investigator:: Robert Newton
   Amount: $AUD50,000
9. 1998 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant – Collaborative
   “The effects of one year of periodised resistance training on neuromuscular and hormonal function, bone density and resistance to falling in older men and women.”
   Principal Investigator: Robert Newton. Co-Investigators: Roger Bronks and Travis Triplett-McBride.
   Amount: $AUD12,100
10. 1997 Southern Cross University: Visiting Research Fellowship: Associate Professor Keijo Häkkinen
    Support a 5 month visit by Associate Professor Keijo Häkkinen from the Department of Biology of Physical Activity, University of Jyväskylä, Finland. Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD15,000
11. 1997-1998 Southern Cross University: Postdoctoral Fellowship Grant: Dr Travis Triplett-McBride
    Funding of a postdoctoral fellow for 2 years. Principal Applicant: Roger Bronks. Co-Applicant: Robert Newton.
    Amount: 1997 $AUD44,375
    Amount: 1998 $AUD46,004
12. 1997 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant - Collaborative Researcher Grant
    "The effects of heavy resistance versus explosive resistance training on neuromuscular, hormonal, immune function, bone density and resistance to falling in older men and women."
    Principal Investigator: Robert Newton. Co-Investigators: Roger Bronks and Travis Triplett-McBride.
    Amount: $AUD16,747
13. 1996 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant - Developing Researcher Grant
    "Aging and Falling Phase II: A comparison of the effects of strength versus power training on neuromuscular function, postural stability, and recovery of balance in the elderly."
    Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD8,000
14. 1995 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant - Promising Researcher Grant
    “Aging and Falling: An investigation of muscle power, postural stability, and recovery of balance in the elderly.”
    Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD6,580
15. 1994 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant - Individual
    “An investigation of the enhancement of power performance by prior intense muscle contraction.” Principal
    Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD2,000
16. 1993 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant – Individual
    “Reducing the injury risks associated with dynamic power training: A comparison of purely concentric and plyometric training methods.” Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD1,218
17. 1992 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant – Collaborative
    “The development of explosive leg power in running, jumping and cycling: a comparison of free weight and plyometric methods.”
    Principal Investigator: Greg Wilson. Co-Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD2,850
18. 1992 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant – Individual
    “Peak ground reaction forces during plyometric training: The effect of dampeners.”
    Principal Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD800
19. 1991 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant – Collaborative
    “The effect of training on the strength, power and athletic performance of untrained subjects.”
    Principal Investigator: Greg Wilson. Co-Investigators: Robert Newton and Rudi Meir.
    Amount: $AUD4,250
20. 1990 Southern Cross University: Internal Research Grant – Individual
    “Measurement and computer modelling of subjects with diagnosed scoliosis.”
    Sole Investigator: Robert Newton.
    Amount: $AUD1,500

TEACHING

Classes Taught

• Ball State University, USA:
  Undergraduate - Kinesiology, Anatomy
  Graduate - Topics in Biomechanics, Clinical Biomechanics, Advanced Biomechanics, Mechanical Analysis of Motor Skills, Research Design, Instrumentation and Measurement, Research Design.
• Southern Cross University, Australia:
  Biomechanics, Human Anatomy, Functional Anatomy, Exercise Physiology, Environmental Physiology, Statistics and Computing.
• The Pennsylvania State University, USA:
  Graduate - Research Methods and Design, Advanced Muscle Physiology
• University of Queensland, Australia:
  Introductory Exercise Physiology, Advanced Exercise Physiology

Teaching Experience

2000-present
Teaching at Ball State University in the School of Physical Education. Director of the Biomechanics Program. Committee chair and member for Masters and Doctoral students.

1994
Teaching at The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, within the Center for Sports Medicine for 12 months sabbatical. This involved collaborative research with Dr. William Kraemer in the area of muscle strength and power and Dr. Hakkinen from Finland in the area of the aged. Prepared and presented lectures to graduate students in the units Research Design and Advanced Muscle Physiology.

1986-1999
Teaching students in the Associate Diploma of Sport and Exercise and the Bachelor of Human Movement Science at Southern Cross University.

1986-1999
Supervision of Honours students and postgraduate students at the Masters and Doctoral level at Southern Cross University.

1984/85
Employed as a tutorial assistant by the Department of Human Movement Studies, University of Queensland for second and advanced level Exercise Physiology courses. Main duties were the preparation of laboratory equipment, research, writing and compilation of laboratory manuals, preparation and presentation of laboratory/tutorial sessions, evaluation of student performance and administrative responsibilities for the courses.

Ball State University:

Doctoral committees

1. Eric Dugan, in progress, committee chair
2. Robbin Wickham, in progress, committee chair
3. Marvin Retzer, in progress, committee member
4. Brandon Doan, “The effects of resistance training on golf performance and physiological stress response during competition in intercollegiate golfers”, graduated May 2002, committee chair

Master’s theses/research papers

1. Paul Herman, Committee Chair, in progress
2. essica Finley, Committee Chair, in progress
3. ustin Cecil, Advisor, in progress
4. Christopher Hasson, “Neural and mechanical influences on the initiation of the squat jump”, graduated in May 2002, committee member.
5. Timothy Doyle, “Understanding the control strategies of quiet stance via a fractal dimension analysis of centre of pressure”, graduated in May 2002, committee member.
6. Steven Coffman, “Establishment of normal values of the five-hop and vertical jump tests for dominant and non-dominant legs for nine to seventeen year olds”, graduated May 2002, committee member.
7. Jennifer Hill, “Female Collegiate Windmill Pitchers: References to Injury Occurrence”, graduated in May 2002, committee member.
8. Bryon Horn, “Balance factors associated with telescoping walking poles use by older people”, graduated in May 2002, committee chair.
9. JaeKun Shim, “Kinetic analysis of pole-walking in elderly subjects: Variability in ground reaction force during weight bearing”, graduated in July 2002, committee chair.
10. Michael Robertson, “The effects of two strength interventions on elite female volleyball players during an in-season training program”, graduated May 2002, committee chair
11. Aimee Gerber, “Determination of strength imbalance of the lower extremities”, graduated May 2002, committee chair
12. Steven Lindley, “Kinematic analysis of freestyle and backstroke flip-turns in competitive swimming”, graduated May 2001, committee member
13. Ryan Rogers, “In-season strength and power changes in female volleyball players accompanying periodized strength and periodized strength and ballistic training”, graduated May 2001, committee chair
14. Eva Popper, “Standardization and reliability of a dynamic eccentric strength test”, graduated May 2001, committee chair
15. Peter Bommarito “Kinetic and kinematic comparison of the traditional and sumo style deadlift”, Master’s thesis, graduated May 2000, committee member
16. Becky Bolt “Evaluation of walking poles for exercise in recreational joggers with knee pain”, graduated May 2000, committee member

Southern Cross University:

Supervision of PhD Theses

1. Adam Bryant “Laboratory assessment of ACL deficient and reconstructed patients”, Currently Principal supervisor, in progress.
2. Tony Blazevich “Effect of movement pattern and velocity of strength training exercises on training adaptations during concurrent resistance and sprint/jump training” - Graduated with Doctor of Philosophy in September 2001. Principal supervisor
3. Michael McGuigan “Resistance training for patients with peripheral arterial disease with special reference to effects on skeletal muscle” - Graduated with Doctor of Philosophy in May 2001. Cosupervisor
4. Ecosse Lamoureux “older adults’ neuromuscular adaptations to resistance training and effects on challenging gait tasks”, graduated with Doctor of Philosophy in 2001 from Deakin University, Cosupervisor.
5. Warren Young "Laboratory assessment of the leg extensor strength qualities in athletes" - Graduated with Doctor of Philosophy in March 2000. Principal supervisor.
6. Jeff McBride, “The effects of different protocols of resistance exercise training on muscle strength, mpower and fibre characteristics” - Graduated with Doctor of Philosophy in March 1999. Principal supervisor
7. Brendan Humphries, “The effects of resistance training and hormone replacement therapy on osteoporosis and muscle function in post-menopausal women” - Graduated with Doctor of Philosophy in March 1996. Principal supervisor

Supervision of Master’s Theses

1. Ms Meredith Evans “A comparison of gait patterns of below knee amputees walking on the level, incline and decline.” - Currently Co-supervisor, in progress.
2. Mr. Kerry McEvoy “The Development of Baseball Player Performance” – Graduated with Masters of Science in 1995.

Supervision of Honours Theses.

1. Mr. Brendan Humphries “The effect of plyometric training on human muscle power” - Graduated with level 2A
2. Ms. Narelle Sly “The effect of resistance training in patients with peripheral vascular disease”- Graduated with level 2A.
3. Mr. Peter Hansford “The effects of a periodised 24-week heavy and explosive type resistance training program on the maximal strength, muscular power output and functional capacity of aged subjects.” - Graduated with level 2B.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Editorial

• 2003 – present
  Appointed to the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Sport and Health Science.
• 2002 – invited reviewer
  Transactions on Neural Systems & Rehabilitation Engineering
• 1998 – present
  Appointed Associate Editor, Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
• 1996 -1998
  Editorial board of the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.
• 1994 – present
  Peer review of manuscripts for the journals:
  Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise
  Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research
  European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology
  Journal of Sports Biomechanics
  British Journal of Sports Medicine
  Journal of Sports Sciences
  Committee Involvement
• 2003-2005
  Appointed to Technical Advisory Board, Singapore Fitness Instructors' Association
• 2002-2005
  Appointed to Research Committee of Ball State University
• 2001-2002
  Appointed search committee member for “Assistant Provost for International Education”
• 2001-present
  Elected to School Salary Appeals Committee and appointed Secretary. School of Physical Education, Ball State University.
• 1998 - 1999
  Appointed to Website Redevelopment Board of Southern Cross University
• 1998 - 1999
  Appointed to the Research Advisory Committee of Southern Cross University
• 1997 - 1999
  Appointed to the Graduate Research Committee of Southern Cross University
• 1997 - 1999
  Appointed to the Higher Degrees Committee of Southern Cross University
• 1996
  Invited to be a member of the Southern Cross University Information Technology Advisory Group.
• 1995
  Served as a member of the Axelrod Restructuring Conference held at the Southern Cross Conference Centre on 12th and 13th of December.
• 1995
  Appointed as Faculty of Health Science representative on the Information Technology working party to review the University’s policies and procedures relating to the use of IT in teaching, research, and administration.
• 1995
  Elected to represent Faculty Board, School of Health Science, on a working party to review the University’s policies and procedures for Honours programmes and provide a report to the Academic Board.
• 1990
  Appointed year coordinator for the Bachelor of Human Movement Science and Associate Diploma in Health Science.
• 1989
  Appointed to the course accreditation committee for the Bachelor of Human Movement Science course now offered at Southern Cross University.
• 1989 - 1993
  Appointed to Faculty of Health Sciences, Occupational Health and Safety Committee.
• 1987
  Appointed to the course re-accreditation committee for the Associate Diploma of Sports Science.

PUBLICACIONES EN PUBLICE

1. (Pid: 176) Efectos del Entrenamiento de Fuerza de Alta Intensidad sobre los Patrones de Respuesta Hormonal en Hombres Jóvenes y Ancianos (PubliCE Premium)

Resumen: Para examinar las adaptaciones del sistema endócrino al entrenamiento de la fuerza de alta intensidad en hombres jóvenes vs. ancianos, dos grupos de hombres (30 y 62 años de edad) participaron en un programa periodizado de entrenamiento de la fuerza/... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Publicación Original: 1999. Publicación en PubliCE: 28/07/2003. Visitas: 7678.

2. (Pid: 199) Respuestas Neuromusculares ante Cargas de Fuerza Explosiva y de Fuerza de Alta Intensidad (PubliCE Premium)

Resumen: El espectro de potencia del EMG puede desplazarse hacia altas frecuencias con altas velocidades de movimiento. La fatiga, de otro modo, puede causar una disminución en los componentes de la frecuencia. El propósito de este estudio fue examinar los ef... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Publicación Original: 2000. Publicación en PubliCE: 13/10/2003. Visitas: 7455.

3. (Pid: 203) Comparación de las características de Fuerza y Potencia entre Levantadores de Potencia, Levantadores Olímpicos y Velocistas (PubliCE Premium)

Resumen: El propósito de esta investigación fue determinar el efecto de la participación en levantamiento de potencia, levantamiento Olímpico y velocidad, sobre las características de fuerza y potencia en el movimiento de sentadilla. Fueron realizados una eva... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Publicación Original: 1999. Publicación en PubliCE: 29/10/2003. Visitas: 6893.

4. (Pid: 211) Entrenamiento con Sobrecarga para Nadadores de Velocidad (PubliCE Standard)

Resumen: A pesar de que muchos programas de entrenamiento para nadadores requieren recorrer distancias excesivas, un adecuado programa de entrenamiento con sobrecarga puede reducir la incidencia de lesiones y mejorar el rendimiento. Los objetivos principales ... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Año de Realización: 2002. Publicación en PubliCE: 18/11/2003. Visitas: 63340.

5. (Pid: 243) Los Métodos Combinados de Entrenamiento con Sobrecarga incrementan la Fuerza y la Potencia de Hombres Jóvenes y Ancianos (PubliCE Premium)

Resumen: Este estudio examinó los efectos del entrenamiento con sobrecarga combinado sobre hombres jóvenes y ancianos para determinar si eran alcanzados incrementos similares en la potencia muscular. Los efectos de 10 semanas de un programa de entrenamiento d... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Publicación Original: 2002. Publicación en PubliCE: 31/12/2003. Visitas: 8766.

6. (Pid: 313) Efectos de los Saltos con Cargas altas y bajas sobre el Desarrollo de la Fuerza, la Potencia y la Velocidad (PubliCE Premium)

Resumen: El propósito de esta investigación fue examinar el efecto de un programa de entrenamiento de 8 semanas con saltos con cargas livianas vs. pesadas sobre varias mediciones del rendimiento físico y la actividad electromiográfica (EMG). 26 hombres atléti... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Publicación Original: 2002. Publicación en PubliCE: 23/06/2004. Visitas: 7787.

7. (Pid: 754) Efectos de la Suplementación con L-Canitina L-Tartrato sobre las Respuestas Hormonales al Entrenamiento de Sobrecarga y la Recuperación (PubliCE Premium)

Resumen: El propósito de esta investigación fue examinar la influencia de la suplementación con L-carinitina L-tartrato (LCLT) utilizando un diseño de investigación balanceado, cruzado y controlado con placebo sobre la respuesta de las hormonas anabólicas (i.... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Publicación Original: 2003. Publicación en PubliCE: 27/12/2006. Visitas: 4838.

8. (Pid: 823) Área de Sección Cruzada Muscular, Producción de Fuerza y Activación de los Extensores de la Rodilla, durante Acciones Isométricas y Dinámicas en Hombres y Mujeres de Mediana Edad y Ancianos (PubliCE Standard)

Resumen: En el presente estudio se examinaron a 42 hombres y mujeres sanos de 2 grupos de edad (40 y 70 años) para determinar las características del área se sección cruzada muscular (AT), la máxima fuerza isométrica voluntaria bilateral, las caracterís... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Año de Realización: 1998. Publicación en PubliCE: 04/06/2007. Visitas: 3709.

9. (Pid: 851) Cambios en la Morfología Muscular, Actividad Electromiográfica, y en las Características de Producción de Fuerza durante el Entrenamiento Progresivo de Sobrecarga, en Hombres Jóvenes y Ancianos (PubliCE Standard)

Resumen: Los efectos de 10 semanas de un programa de entrenamiento progresivo de fuerza, compuesto por una combinación de ejercicios para el incremento de la masa muscular , fuerza máxima pico y fuerza explosiva (producción de fuerza rápida), fueron estudiado... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Año de Realización: 2006. Publicación en PubliCE: 03/08/2007. Visitas: 4643.

10. (Pid: 1019) Especificidad de la Velocidad del Entrenamiento con Sobrecarga: Velocidad Real de Movimiento versus Intención de Movimiento Explosivo (PubliCE Standard)

Resumen: Este artículo explora la cuestión de si que es más importante al determinar las respuestas específicas de la velocidad en el entrenamiento con sobrecarga: ¿la velocidad real de movimiento o la intención de movimiento explosivo?.... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Año de Realización: 2007. Publicación en PubliCE: 15/08/2008. Visitas: 6136.

11. (Pid: 1070) Métodos para Incrementar la Efectividad del Entrenamiento de la Potencia Máxima para el Tren Superior (PubliCE Standard)

Resumen: Las recomendaciones para el entrenamiento de la potencia, generalmente han implicado la prescripción de ejercicios del levantamiento de pesas olímpico y de ejercicios pliométricos, sin prestar atención a las demandas de potencia máxima para el tren s... (Truncado a 250 caracteres)
Año de Realización: 2005. Publicación en PubliCE: 22/12/2008. Visitas: 10464.

  Volver Arriba

In English Quienes Somos Servicio de Atención al Usuario Condiciones de Uso Política de Devolución de Dinero Política de Privacidad