2019 Annual Report VISION DEAN’S MESSAGE

To be an international leader in the study and advancement of human This was an incredible year for the Faculty of Kinesiol- movement, sport, health and wellness. ogy. We were ranked No. 1 in North America and No. 7 globally for schools of movement and sport science by the ShanghaiRanking. A few months later, we were ranked among top 30 in the world – and No. 6 nationally – by Quacquarelli MISSION Symonds 2019 World University Rankings for sport-re- lated subjects based on academic reputation and scholarly productivity. Our faculty continues to work To provide excellence in research, education and community programs to improve the health and mobility of our society through our world-re- related to human movement, sport, health and wellness. nowned research and scholarship. Here are some ways that we are mak- ing an impact in society. • We partnered with the Université Laval to create the university’s first MOOC (massive open online course) with the goal of improving concussion prevention. This free course was a success with 8,591 participants. • Our research shows that thousands of injuries — including concussions — could be avoided nationally if bodychecking were fully eliminated in non-elite bantam hockey, ages 13 and 14. • We are examining how we keep our elderly citizens living independently by identifying barriers to exercise to provide evidence- based recommendations to promote active and healthy living. • We are exploring novel techniques to tackle the obesity epidemic and have shown that a prebiotic fibre supplement reduces body fat and can prevent obesity in children. • A pilot study shows some children with autism respond positively to ketogenic diet finding that improving metabolism and gut microbiome linked to better behaviour • Our first cohort of students graduated with combined dance and kinesiology degrees. UCalgary is one of the first in the world to offer a degree in the emerging field of dance science. With great pleasure, our biomechanics researchers hosted the field’s largest conference with more than 2,000 people attending the XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics held in conjunction with the 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics. This 2019 Annual Report is a great testimony to the excellent work con- ducted by the faculty. Sincerely,

Dr. Penny Werthner, Dean, PhD Faculty of Kinesiology

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Appointed Zachary Barrons — Informatics Officer, Footwear Award Lindsay Loundagin — Young Investigator Award, 22nd Biomechanics Group. International Workshop on Quantitative Musculoskeletal Imaging. Appointed Bill Wannop — Associate Editor, Footwear Science. Award Shyamchand Mayengbam — Metabolomics Association of Appointed Bill Wannop — Awards Officer, Footwear Biomechanics North America Early Career Award. Group. Award Ryan Miller — Best Poster Award, ‘Modulation of the Ner- Appointed Jennifer Zwicker — Deputy Chief Scientific Officer, Kids vous System during an Unpredictable Posture Task’. Campus Brain Health Network. Alberta Student Conference in Health, Edmonton AB.

Appointed Jennifer Zwicker — Director of Health Policy, School of Award Eng Kuan Moo — Promising Young Scientist Award, Interna- Public Policy. tional Society of Biomechanics Conference 2019, Calgary AB. Award Simon Barrick — Izaak Walton Killam Doctoral Scholarship. Award Rob Moore — Best Presentation Award, ‘Adaptations to Award Joshua Cashaback — Alberta Innovates Health Solutions Novel Visuomotor Rotations After Stroke’. Alberta Biomedi- (AIHS) Postdoctoral Fellowship. Controlling and adapting cal Engineering Conference (Alberta BME), Banff AB. our movements in the presence of muscle fatigue. Award Jaqueline Rios — J. B. Hyne Research Innovation Award. Award Mathieu Chin — 3M National Student Fellowship. Award Jonathan Smirl — Michael Smith Foundation for Health Award Nicole Culos-Reed — CIHR – Institute of Cancer Research: Research: Post-Doctoral Fellowship. CAPO Award for Research Excellence. Award Baaba Otoo — David Winter Young Investigator Award Award Cari Din — Teaching Excellence Award, Student’s Union, (Poster), International Society of Biomechanics Conference, University of Calgary. Calgary AB.

Award Cari Din — University of Calgary Teaching Award, Taylor Award Tessa VanDerVeeken — Tim Murray Short Term Training Institute for Teaching and Learning, University of Calgary. Award, Osteoporosis Canada.

Award Carolyn Emery, Carla van den Berg C, Sarah Richmond, Award Valeriya Volkova — 2019 Best Presentation Award, UBC Luz Palacios-Derflingher, Carly McKay, Patricia K Wearable Summer School. Doyle-Baker, M McKinlay, Clodagh Toomey, A Nettel-Agu- irre, Brent Hagel — Best Podium Presentation Award. Honour Sarah Kenny — 2019 Peak Scholars Recognition, University ‘Implementing a school prevention program to reduce of Calgary. injuries through neuromuscular training (isprint): a clus- ter-randomized controlled trial’. Third World Congress of Honour Brad Kilb — Inducted into the Teaching Excellence Award Sport Physical Therapy, Vancouver BC. October. Hall of Fame, University of Calgary Student Union.

Award Reed Ferber — Great Supervisor Award, University of Honour Preston Wiley — Calgary Booster Club – Honoured Athletic Calgary. Leader Award.

Award Ifaz T. Haider — Tim Murray Short Term Training Award, M.Sc. Natalia Albinati — Supervisor: Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed. Osteoporosis Canada. Thesis: The Feasibility of a Physical Activity Intervention for Advanced Multiple Myeloma Patients: A Mixed Methods Award Jeff Ilg — Podium Presentation Award, McCaig Summer Study. Student Symposium, Calgary AB.

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M.Sc. Colin Lavigne — Supervisors: Drs. Guillaume Millet and Nicole Culos-Reed. Thesis: The Effect of Radiation Therapy and a 12-week Novel Strength Training Intervention on Neuromuscular Function and Fatigability in People Diagnosed with Head & Neck Cancer.

M.Sc. Lauren Miutz — Supervisor: Dr. Kathryn Schneider. Thesis: Feasibility, Reliability and Concurrent Validity of a Field Test of Exertion in High School Students.

Preston Wiley M.Sc. Michelle Patterson — Supervisor: Dr. Meghan McDonough. Honoured Athletic Leader Award - Calgary Booster Club Thesis: Experiences of Body Image and Social Support in Physical Activity Programs Among Older Adult Women. M.Sc. Kimberley Befus — Supervisors: Drs. Carolyn Emery and Meghan McDonough. M.Sc. Ahmad Qahtan — Supervisor: Dr. Juan Murias. Thesis: Motivation and Social Factors Associated with Thesis: Effects of A Single-Leg Exercise Training Interven- Exercise Fidelity in a Basketball Neuromuscular Training tion on Single and Double Leg Peak Power Output, Maximal Prevention Warm-up in Youth. Oxygen Consumption, Gas Exchange Threshold, and the Respiratory Compensation Point. M.Sc. Alexander Chen — Supervisor: Dr. Brian MacIntosh. Thesis: Developing Procedures and Software for Correcting M.Sc. Elysa Sandron — Supervisors: Drs. Carolyn Emery and Artifacts in Motion Data. Elizabeth Condliffe. Thesis: Adapted Sport and Recreation Summer Camp: Youth M.Sc. Chevonne Codd — Supervisors: Drs. Kathryn Schneider and with Physical Disabilities, Their Parents and Staff Perspec- Carolyn Emery. tives on Psychosocial Outcomes and Physical Activity Thesis: Incidence, Risk Factors, and Mechanisms of Concus- Participation. sion and Musculoskeletal Injury in Youth Soccer Players. M.Sc. Andrew Schnell — Supervisors: Drs. William Bridel and M.Sc. Laura Crack — Supervisor: Dr. Patricia Doyle-Baker. Jenny Godley. Thesis: CHESS: Changes in Hormones with Exposure to Thesis: Attitudes and Experiences of LGBTQI2S Inclusion in Student Stress. Figure Skating: The Role of Known Intergroup Contact.

M.Sc. Tessa Gallinger — Supervisors: Drs. Brian MacIntosh and M.Sc. Janet Wong — Supervisor: Dr. Meghan McDonough. Jared Fletcher. Thesis: Afterschool Dynamics: The Role of Peers and the Thesis: Muscle Length Adaptations to High-Velocity Training Recreational Environment in Adolescent Emotional Safety. in Young Adults with C erebral Palsy. M.Sc. Yuto Yasuda — Supervisor: Dr. David Paskevich. M.Sc. Jawad Hashim — Supervisor: Dr. Larry Katz. Thesis: The Relationship Between Cohesion, Collective Thesis: Effects of a Structured Exergaming Curriculum on Efficacy, Communication and Performance Outcomes in Postural Balance in Older Adults. Youth Team Sports.

M.Sc. David Langelier – Supervisor: Dr. Nicole Culos-Reed. Ph.D. Osman Darici — Supervisor: Dr. Art Kuo. Thesis: The Role of Exercise on Masculinity, Body Image, Thesis: Uneven Terrain Human Walking. and Quality of Life in Men with Prostate Cancer. A Mixed Methods Study (2018). Ph.D. Breda Eubank (Lau) — Supervisors: Drs. Preston Wiley and Mark Lafave. Thesis: Development of a Clinical Pathway for Patients with Chronic Rotator Cuff Tears. (2018)

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Ph.D. Christian Clermont — Supervisor: Dr. Reed Ferber. Exercise Physiology and Nutrition in Health and Sport Thesis: Making Sense of Sensor Data for Recreational and Competitive Runners: Detecting Typical and Atypical Running Biomechanics. ABOODARDA

Ph.D. Danilo Iannetta — Supervisor: Dr. Juan Murias. Exercise Neurophysiology Thesis: Identifying Exercise Intensity “Thresholds”: Implica- Laboratory tions for Metabolic Responses, Performance, and Exercise Intensity Prescription. The research that conducted in Dr. Jalal Aboodarda’s lab in 2019 was Ph.D. Teja Klančič — Supervisor: Dr. Raylene Reimer. the continuation of the outstand- Thesis: Early Life Antibiotic and Prebiotic Exposure: Impact ing research environment that Dr. on Gut Microbiota, Metabolism and Obesity Risk. Guillaume Millet established in the Danilo Ianetta, Colin Lavigne, Jalal Aboodarda Ph.D. Jodi Nettleton — Supervisor: Dr. Raylene Reimer. Faculty of Kinesiology. The main Thesis: Dietary Modulators of Gut Microbiota: Impact on focus of exercise neurophysiology DOYLE-BAKER Metabolic Health and Behaviour. team was on measuring acute and chronic neuromuscular and cardio- Doyle-Baker Lab Ph.D. Jaqueline Lourdes Rios — Supervisor: Dr. Walter Herzog. vascular adaptations in response Thesis: Exercise and Dietary Interventions in a Rat Model of Dr. Patricia K. Doyle-Baker’s lab to different exercise interventions Metabolic Knee Osteoarthritis. continued this past year, with a concentrating on neurophysio- focused interest in hormonal levels logical adaptations that occur in Ph.D. Rogerio Soares — Supervisor: Dr. Juan Murias. and hormone shifts that affect: Thesis: The Use of Near-Infrared Spectroscopy for Micro- the structure and function of the aerobic performance and heart vascular Function Assessment in Healthy and with Obesity motor network (from the brain to rate variability, muscle and bone, Individuals During Normo- and Hyperglycemia. the skeletal muscles) in response to and perceived fatigue and stress different modes of upper and lower levels. They employed human and limb exercises. With application animal model research as well as of non-invasive techniques such lab and field work studies. To mea- as transcranial magnetic stimula- sure hormone levels (estrogen, tion of the brain, transmastoid and progesterone and testosterone) thoracic electrical stimulation of several biomarkers were employed the spinal cord as well as peripheral so that the variability in hormonal nerve electrical stimulation of the shifts during each menstrual cycle skeletal muscles, they investigated could be identified. This meant the relative contributions of central physically tracking the cycle (i.e. the brain and spinal cord) and length and using both salivary and peripheral nervous system (i.e. urine samples to determine when skeletal muscles) to the develop- ovulation occured; the population ment of neuromuscular fatigue in was inclusive of individuals taking healthy individuals and people with exogenous hormones such as oral clinical conditions. Their work was contraceptives. Collaborations published in the flagship journals of with other exercise physiology their field including The Journal of lab groups in the Human Perfor- Physiology, Brain Sciences, and the mance Lab also contributed to the Journal of Experimental Biology.

8 Faculty of Kinesiology 2019 Annual Report 9 GENERAL COMMENTS GENERAL COMMENTS research surrounding menstrual technologies in classroom (Yuja) cardiovascular, and hematologi- activity. Prior activity can be an cycle phases and exercise perfor- at the University of Calgary in the cal systems; (2) the mechanisms acute modifier, as in potentiation or mance. spring and summer of 2019, and underpinning the plasticity of fatigue. Alternatively, prior activi- currently represents the faculty these physiological systems; (3) ty can be a chronic modifier as in The Doyle-Baker lab places im- on the “Learning Technologies the development of non-invasive training, illness, or disuse atrophy. portance on field testing because Advisory Committee”. He plans methods to assess skeletal muscle A new theory of muscle fatigue many athletes do not have access to develop a subgroup within the fitness; (4) the influence of oxygen has been proposed: that fatigue to laboratory testing and gaps in exercise physiology umbrella over availability on aerobic metabo- is a consequence of the elegant field research in sports, such as the next few years, with hopes to lism, neuromuscular fatigue, and regulation of excitation-contrac- cross-country skiing, are common integrate and develop the use of exercise performance; and (5) tion coupling in skeletal muscle in Canada. Field testing, although state-of-the-art computer-based the use of wearable technologies to prevent depletion of adenosine in a familiar environment for the methods for measuring, recording, to improve exercise testing and triphosphate (ATP). Recent work athlete, is challenging for the re- and analyzing these potentially prescription. They employ a wide has evaluated the potential role of searcher because of the influence very large data sets of physiologi- breadth of techniques, ranging changes in calcium sensitivity at of changing weather conditions cal variables. The ultimate goal of from the biochemical and molec- physiological temperature, contrib- on testing days. Conversely, field this subgroup will be to enhance ular analysis of human tissue (e.g., uting to muscle potentiation and testing can be exciting as often the student experience through: blood and muscle) to whole-body fatigue. They are continuing the an outcome can be translated product development, rapid pro- measures of exercise metabolism, work on warm-up and post-activa- quickly to a target audience such totyping, machine learning, data tolerance, and performance (e.g., tion potentiation. as coaches and athletes. They processing, and potentially some pulmonary gas analysis and femo- look forward to publishing their entrepreneurship opportunities ral nerve stimulation). The overall Work on understanding the slow research related to the menstrual that revolve around leveraging aim of this research program is to component has revealed that it cycle phase influence on perfor- digital technologies and scaling understand how molecular and does not represent a rising ener- mance after a HIIT (high intensity them. physiological mechanisms regulate gy cost of the exercise, but a slow training session) in cross-country physiological systems in humans, switch from anaerobic to aerobic skiers. MACINNIS with the goal to translate and energy supply. Work in Brian’s apply this research to improve the research group uses a number of approaches to study the contrac- HOLASH Metabolic, Exercise, and health and fitness of individuals tile properties of skeletal muscle Environmental Physiology ranging from athletes to those including: in vitro single intact or Exercise Physiology Laboratory with chronic disease and disability. Laboratory skinned fibers and fiber bundles; Dr. Martin MacInnis’ group is an in situ whole muscle and intact hu- Dr. John Holash is a new instruc- MACINTOSH integrative physiology laboratory man subjects performing isolated tor in the Faculty of Kinesiology, interested in understanding how Although Dr. Brian MacIntosh muscle or muscle group contrac- and in this role he is currently humans respond to acute and retired in 2019, he is continuing his tions; or performing whole body working on updating, develop- chronic exercise and the extent to research and student supervision. exercise. ing, and modifying courses and which these responses are influ- The central theme of research in instructional materials within the enced by nutrition, sex, and the his laboratory is the study of force Exercise Physiology group in order environment. Martin’s research modulation in skeletal muscle. This to leverage new technologies and group launched in 2018, and includes the study of force-velocity, instruments for course delivery. In continue to investigate: (1) adapta- force-frequency and force-length this role John has participated in a tions to different exercise train- relationships, and the interactions specialized focus group for video ing programs in, skeletal muscle, of these with and without prior

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MONTERO MURIAS O2 delivery to O2 utilization. Addi- studies into human clinical studies. tionally, Doppler Ultrasound is used Dr. Reimer’s group are currently Dr. David Montero’s group is newly Cardiovascular Exercise to estimate blood flow, vascular evaluating: (1) the effect of prebi- established in Kinesiology. Based Physiology Group conductance and flow mediated di- on a decade of dedicated work lation responses at rest and during otic fiber on liver health in patients Dr. Juan Murias is interested in with leading French and Scandina- exercise, and to obtain morpholog- with non-alcoholic fatty liver determining the effectiveness of vian researchers in human phys- ical measures to derive the lumen- disease; (2) the effect of prebiot- exercise training programs for pro- iology, their research is focused to-wall ratio in different arteries. ic fiber supplement on pain and moting health as well as improving upon fundamental mechanisms of function in individuals with knee performance. The main goal of his exercise tolerance in humans, with osteoarthritis and obesity; and (3) research relates to the use of exer- REIMER particular emphasis on the oxy- how gut microbiota differ in youth cise training interventions as “med- Associate Dean Research gen transport and utilization chain with obsessive compulsive disor- icine” to prevent or alleviate the through hematological, cardio- Dr. Raylene Reimer’s research der compared to healthy control detrimental effects of aging and vascular and metabolic systems. focuses on understanding how nu- youth. Ultimately the goal is to disease on cardiovascular function, Humans exhibit a wide range of trition and the bacteria that live in design and evaluate new food in- and improve performance. Al- aerobic exercise capacity, with ma- our intestine (called gut microbio- gredients and diets aimed at body though Juan’s laboratory examines jor differences observed between ta) interact to affect our risk of de- weight management and optimal both central and peripheral cardio- sexes and with aging in healthy veloping chronic diseases such as gut microbiota profiles. vascular adaptations to exercise individuals. Blood volume is con- obesity, type 2 diabetes and fatty training, a current direction of his sidered a fundamental variable liver disease. This year they exam- work is focusing on the vascular determining cardiac function and ined how exposure to antibiotics in side of these adaptive responses. aerobic capacity, a notion primar- early life (mother during pregnan- More specifically, he is interested in ily supported by studies in young cy or early infancy) increases obe- the role of the endothelium in the male individuals. Accordingly, their sity risk and how diet can be used control and distribution of blood long-term objective is to under- to lessen this risk. Specifically, they flow and the effects of endurance stand the role of blood volume in are showing that prebiotic fiber, a training exercise in preventing or sex- and age-related differences in unique type of dietary fiber that alleviating the age-related reduc- aerobic capacity. increases healthy bacteria in the tion in endothelium-dependent intestine, when given at the same In the path towards this aim, Da- vasodilation and, the associated time as antibiotics can reduce the vid’s short-term objectives are to: limitation in O2 transport to the risk of obesity. Raylene’s group (1) characterize the relationship sites of metabolic need. has also been examining how to between blood volume, cardiac bring human infant formula closer Some of the measures commonly output and aerobic capacity in to the nutritional gold standard of assessed in the Murias laborato- female and elderly individuals; breastmilk. This work is examining ry include: Breath-by-breath VO (2) determine whether sex- and 2 how supplementing early life diet and near-infrared spectroscopy age-related differences in aerobic with human milk oligosaccharides (NIRS) to estimate blood oxy- and capacity are primarily explained by (which act like fiber in mother’s deoxygenation within the area of blood volume; and (3) assess the milk and feed the healthy bacte- NIRS “inspection”. The use of this mechanistic role of blood volume ria in the gut) can improve gut technique combined with mea- adaptations for training-induced microbiota profiles and lifelong surements of VO can provide an improvements in aerobic capacity 2 metabolic health. They are also estimate of the matching of muscle in female and elderly individuals. very involved in translating animal

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Injury Prevention, Sport Medicine, and Rehabilitation prevention strategies. Canadian dance organization, Alberta Ballet, Institutes of Health Research fund- Sarah’s research is impacting the ed Surveillance in High Schools to international dance medicine and BLACK EMERY Reduce Injuries and their Conse- science community, contribut- quences in Youth Sport (SHRed ing towards refined international The Injury Prevention, Sport Injury Prevention Injuries) which focuses on the standards of how dance-related Clinical Intervention and Research Centre (SIPRC) prevention of musculoskeletal injury is defined and measured, Implementation Science Dr. Carolyn Emery is the Chair of injuries and their consequences in and advocating for the recogni- Research Group the Sport Injury Prevention Re- multiple youth sports and commu- tion of dancers as both artists and The injury prevention, clinical search Centre (SIPRC), one of nities (e.g., indigenous). An RCT athletes. intervention and implementa- eleven International Olympic Com- in young adults is underway to tion science research group is mittee Research Centres for the evaluate an exercise intervention to An additional focus of Sarah’s a new group in the Sport Inju- Prevention of Injury and Protection prevent early osteoarthritis fol- research aims to understand the ry Prevention Research Centre. of Athlete Health (2019-2022). lowing sport-related knee injury in psychosocial experience of com- Core projects focus on: (1) injury Evaluation of prevention strategies youth. A National Football League munity dance as a form of physical surveillance and epidemiology; to reduce the burden of injuries Scientific Advisory Board funded activity and social connection for (2) evidence-based practice and and their consequences in youth program, SHRed Concussions, is a populations across the age spec- knowledge translation; and (3) sport is the focus of her research pan-Canadian program of research trum. In particular, her research theory-driven implementation, program. Carolyn continues to aiming to inform best practice in team investigates the lived experi- behaviour change and evalua- build on the national body check- concussion prevention detection, ences of participating in commu- tion. Ongoing projects include, ing policy change in 11-12 year old diagnosis, prognosis, management nity dance and how these experi- examining the implementation of ice hockey to demonstrate a 56% and rehabilitation across multiple ences contribute towards physical concussion guidelines, education reduction in all injuries (including youth sports. literacy and successful aging and management protocols for concussions) in non-elite 13-14 year among older adults and those liv- sporting organizations and high old leagues following policy disal- Through the VI Riddell Pediatric ing with Parkinson’s Disease. schools; and examining the con- lowing body checking (preventing Rehabilitation Research Program, text for implementation for injury 6386 injuries nationally each year). her team strives to inform evi- MOHTADI prevention initiatives and injury Her research team evaluated a neu- dence-based rehabilitation strate- surveillance in high school and uni- romuscular training (NMT) warm- gies and adapted physical activity Dr. Nicholas Mohtadi’s research versity athletic populations. up program implementation in ju- programs for children with cerebral activities at the University of Cal- nior high school physical education palsy, joint injuries, juvenile idio- gary, Sport Medicine Centre (SMC) in a 3-year randomized controlled pathic arthritis, and concussion. involve: Osteoarthritis, knee injury, trial (RCT), demonstrating a 46% shoulder research, sport injury pre- reduction in injury risk in girls. KENNY vention and clinical trials.

Through a National Basketball Dr. Sarah Kenny’s research is In 2019 a randomized clinical trial Association General Electric part- unique in Canada, bringing togeth- comparing three different anterior nership grant, the SIPRC team is er the disciplines of kinesiology cruciate ligament (ACL) techniques contributing to a greater under- and dance. Specifically, she applies was published in the Journal of standing of patellar and Achilles her experience as a contemporary Bone and Joint Surgery and was tendinopathies in youth basketball dancer to the science of injury one of the top 10 most read articles players including workload and epidemiology. As lead of a longi- in 2019. This is the largest ran- other risk factors and informing tudinal project with professional domized trial on ACL surgery ever Amanda Black

14 Faculty of Kinesiology 2019 Annual Report 15 GENERAL COMMENTS GENERAL COMMENTS published with 330 patients and health care costs related to sport multiple clinicians and researchers 95% follow-up at 5 years. injuries. across the University of Calgary and other national and internation- The International Hip Outcome Tool SCHNEIDER al institutions, ultimately enabling (iHOT) was primarily developed at clinically meaningful questions to the SMC and as of 2019, has been Concussion Prevention, be evaluated and translated back translated into five languages with Detection and Rehabilitation to the clinic. more in the works for 2020. This Lab outcome measure has been used SMIRL in clinical trials and studies world- Dr. Kathryn Schneider’s lab focus- wide to evaluate young and active es on the prevention, detection Cerebrovascular Concussion patients with hip-related disorders. and rehabilitation of concussion with a special interest in the role Research Laboratory Further partnerships continue with Kati Pasanen the McCaig Institute in the area of of the cervical spine and balance Dr. Jonathan Smirl’s group is a PASANEN bone density and x-ray evaluation systems. They use clinical and newly established group in the technological tests that evaluate Sport Injury Prevention Research in patients with ACL injury and Dr. Kati Pasanen’s research pro- multiple different areas of senso- Centre and the Human Perfor- long-term outcomes of ACL sur- gram is focused on sport injuries, ry and motor function, ultimately mance Laboratory. Jonathan’s gery are on-going. including epidemiological, clinical, gaining insight into changes that work is focused on understand- biomechanical and experimental In 2019 the STABILITY-1, ACL may occur following a concus- ing the basis of the physiological studies. Ongoing studies focus on: surgical multi-centre trial, received sion. Additionally, with the use and autonomic disruptions which (1) development of novel methods awards at the International Soci- of technological tests alongside occur following concussion. The for monitoring movement pat- ety of Arthroscopy Knee Surgery clinical tests Kathryn’s group is aim is to use this knowledge base terns and training load by using and Sports Medicine conference. gaining a better understanding to develop informed interven- wearable technology in youth This clinical trial was established at of how to best evaluate various tions (exercise, physiological, and soccer; (2) identification of risk Western University in London, ON components of function. Ongoing pharmacological) which can be factors for lower extremity inju- and included centers in England, projects in the lab focus on: (1) used to aid in the recovery process ries in youth team sports; and (3) Belgium and multiple sites in Cana- the role of neuromuscular train- during both the acute and chronic development and evaluation of da. This trial is now the largest ran- ing and sensorimotor training in symptom periods. neuromuscular training programs domized trial ever conducted in the the prevention of concussion; (2) to decrease the risk of injuries in world with 626 patients. The SMC changes that occur in measures Jonathan’s group is currently lead- youth team sports. Dr. Pasanen’s Acute Knee Injury Clinic contribut- of cervical spine, vestibular and ing exercise-based measures in group also has five collaboration ed 10-20% of the surgical patients sensory function with growth and the Pan-Canadian Surveillance in studies in Finland – four of them in and are now working on the next development; (3) changes that oc- High Schools to REDuce (SHRed) team sport and one in professional ACL study, the STABILITY-2 trial. cur in measures of cervical spine, Concussions project. They are ac- ballet. Knowledge generated from This has support from the CIHR vestibular and sensory function tively collaborating with other Ca- this research and collaboration and the NIH and will be recruiting following a concussion; (4) opti- nadian institutions on objectively could ultimately lead to better 1200 patients. mizing rehabilitation techniques quantifying the extent concussed understanding of causes and to enhance recovery and inform athletes rest and exercise follow- mechanisms of lower extremity The Sport Medicine Centre contin- clinical care; and (5) evaluating ing concussions. Jonathan’s group injuries which may well allow us to ues to provide healthcare services implementation of concussion pro- is excited to have their new lab develop current injury prevention based on the research conducted tocols. This program of clinical re- space operational early in 2020 strategies, promote lifelong sport in the area of knee and shoulder search involves collaboration with and will be adding numerous other injuries, and sport concussion. participation, and lower public

16 Faculty of Kinesiology 2019 Annual Report 17 GENERAL COMMENTS GENERAL COMMENTS physiologically informed proj- tor with the CIHR funded Strategy planning and control of voluntary Dr. Brent Edwards’ research com- ects to their mandate throughout for Patient-Oriented Research movements; (2) basic principles bines biomechanical experimenta- the year. Through an integrative network on childhood disabili- of sensory processing and how tion with advanced medical imag- approach to concussion research ty called CHILD-BRIGHT and an they impact individual patterns of ing and computational modeling and collaboration network, they investigator and board member of human motor behaviour; (3) prob- to investigate tissue damage and aim to create new approaches and Kids Brain Health Network, where ing the function of neural circuits fatigue in response to mechanical interventions which will enable us she co-leads the health economic that support motor behaviour; and loading. His unique approach al- to objectively assess physiological cores for both networks. Strong (4) identifying how impairments lows his group to estimate in vivo disruptions following concussion collaborations with interdisciplin- in sensory and motor function tissue mechanics in a non-invasive and improve outcomes for individ- ary researchers and stakeholders caused by stroke and concussion and subject-specific manner. The uals following this traumatic injury. have been critical in the translation influence sensorimotor control work spans multiple dimensional of peer reviewed publications to and learning. Through their basic scales, from basic experiments ZWICKER policy papers, op-eds and briefing science program and ongoing col- at the tissue-level that enhance notes which have been utilized laborations, they hope to generate understanding of the mechanical Disability Policy for Children by both the federal and provincial tools that allow them to better fatigue process, to applied experi- and Youth government. Recently a policy assess, monitor and diagnose defi- ments at the whole-body level for report from Jennifer’s team on the cits in sensory and motor function. the development of treatments With broad interests in the im- disability tax credit was used in and interventions to improve pact of health and social policy Senate testimony and featured in tissue quality and decrease injury on health outcomes, Dr. Jennifer EDWARDS their Breaking Down Barriers re- risk. Zwicker’s recent research utilizes port by the Senate Standing Com- Mechanical fatigue of load bearing economic evaluation and policy mittee on Social Affairs Science biological tissue is an inevitable analysis to assess interventions and Technology. This translational consequence of physical activity. and inform policy around alloca- policy work is supported by CIHR, Over time, habitual loading of the tion of funding, services and sup- SSHRC, ACHRI, the Sinneave Fami- musculoskeletal system causes ports for children and youth with ly Foundation and PolicyWise. microdamage accumulation that developmental disabilities and reduces the overall quality of the their families. She is an investiga- tissue and leads to a reduction in stiffness and an increase in me- Movement Science and Musculoskeletal Health chanical strain with continued loading. Without adequate tissue CLUFF experiments with robotics, neuro- repair and adaptation, the evo- stimulation, medical imaging, and lution and accumulation of mi- computational models to examine crodamage may eventually lead to Integrative Sensorimotor the function of the human senso- musculoskeletal injury. Mechanical Brent Edwards Neuroscience Laboratory ry and motor systems. Additional fatigue is believed to play a pre- Dr. Tyler Cluff’s group is a growing consideration is on understand- dominant role in the pathophysi- group in the Human Performance ing how basic aspects of sensory ology of musculoskeletal injuries Laboratory. Their work focuses, processing contribute to human such as bone stress fracture as in part, on the mechanistic and motor control and learning. Ongo- well as Achilles and patellar tendi- multidisciplinary study of human ing projects in the lab are relat- nopathy. sensorimotor control and learn- ed to four topics: (1) the role of ing. They combine behavioural sensory feedback in the selection,

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FERBER ing Movement (STiMM) research KUO Dr. Ryan Peters’ laboratory inves- program as selected by the Vice tigates the neural basis of human Running Injury Clinic President – Research which sup- Dr. Arthur Kuo’s laboratory studies movement using a variety of phys- ports the University’s Eyes High the biomechanics, energetics, and iological, behavioural, and com- Dr. Reed Ferber is a clinical biome- “Engineering Solutions for Health” neural control of human move- putational techniques in concert. chanist and his research is aimed research strategy. ment. They develop computational There are basic and applied science at optimizing rehabilitation and models of the human body dy- streams of research currently on- predicting injuries. Overall, his namics, and apply them to simula- going in the lab. Within the basic group is engaged in two streams HERZOG tions and analyses of locomotion science stream, they study com- of research: clinical gait analysis For the past three years, much and upper extremity reaching plex interactions between sensory and wearable sensors. of the efforts in the Hezog group movements. They also perform and motor neurons during volun- The Ferber group has successfully were focused on hosting the experiments to test model predic- tary movement. Ryan's specializes established an international and Conference of the International tions of stability, motion trajecto- in microneurography: the only growing gait analysis research Society of Biomechanics (ISB). ries, and energy expenditure. On- method for directly recording the network currently consisting of 15 The conference took place be- going projects include studies of activity of human somatosensory researchers and over 125 clinical tween July 31st and Aug 4th, 2019. human walking on uneven terrain, neurons (muscle spindles, Gol- partners. Each centre is linked to With 2,200 participants, the ISB use of inertial measurement units gi tendon organs, skin and joint the world’s largest research da- conference was by far the largest to record locomotion in the real receptors). Currently, their focus is tabase of biomechanical gait and ever, and with the help of almost world, energetics of human reach- on the functional properties of the clinical data. They are transform- 100 volunteers, it was a scientific ing, and modeling of neural central muscle spindle’s fusimotor system, ing the biomechanics research and social success. pattern generators for locomo- which remains poorly understood, community by openly sharing data tion. These projects are intended particularly in humans. In the area of muscle contraction between laboratories, employing to reveal basic mechanisms of mechanisms, Walter and his group In the applied research stream, unique data science analysis meth- locomotion and other movements, have shown unequivocally that the focus is on developing new ods, and growing their research with applicability to neural rehabil- cardiac muscle possesses residual vibration-emitting wearable tech- network. itation and diagnosis of movement force enhancement properties, impairments. nologies for remote neurological Dr. Ferber’s wearable research a fact disputed previously in the diagnostics and monitoring. Both is based on three challenges: literature. In the area of bone and healthy older adults and individ- (1) wearable sensors generate a joint biomechanics, the Herzog uals suffering from neurological profound amount of data that is group found that aerobic exercise disorders (e.g., diabetic- and largely ignored; (2) the informa- and a fibre diet intervention can chemotherapy-induced peripheral tion derived from these sensors prevent the onset of metabolic neuropathy) experience a decline is not placed within a contextual knee joint osteoarthritis, but only if in somatosensory function that narrative; and (3) most sensors are the interventions are timed prop- is associated with impairments designed for activity monitoring erly, otherwise they have no effect. in manual dexterity and balance. and not for healthcare. To address Finally, data collection in applied Vibration-emitting wearable tech- Arthur Kuo these challenges, Dr. Ferber leads biomechanics research, should nologies offer a promising new the NSERC Wearable Technology provide a conclusive answer to the alternative to standard clinical Research and Collaboration (We- question if chiropractic spinal ma- PETERS tests of neuropathy, which are TRAC) Training program, which nipulation can damage vertebral both arduous for clinicians and not builds on being the lead of the arteries, thereby initiating/causing Integrative Sensorimotor well controlled. Sensor Technology in Monitor- strokes. Neuroscience Laboratory

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STEFANYSHYN extended their industry work on physical activity at various levels; opening its doors in 2011, the identifying methods of matching student-athletes’ experiences of Thrive Centre has trained over 750 The general research interests of sport equipment to individual ath- concussion and “athletic identi- kinesiology students in cancer Dr. Darren Stefanyshyn’s group letes. They continued to investi- ty”; mediated representations of and exercise facilitation. To date, including Dr. Bill Wannop, focus gate the internal mechanisms that concussion; examination of “intro to volunteers have dedicated over on questions related to human explain successful athlete-equip- sport” programs servicing newcom- 17,000 hours of service to help locomotion, sport performance ment interactions and expanded ers to Canada; understandings of improve the quality of life of the and sport injury biomechanics. their capabilities to study Achilles risk and gender in alpine environ- 950 cancer survivors involved with Their research extends to func- tendon mechanics using ultra- ments; and children and their un- Thrive Centre. The lab has also tional sport equipment with a sound measurements. Work with derstandings of risk and risky play. published a manual of operations goal of tuning the properties of personalization of footwear and to encourage knowledge trans- the equipment to specific athlete insoles, working with 3D foot CULOS-REED lation across other universities characteristics in order to max- scans and 3D printing of insoles interested in cancer and exercise Associate Dean Graduate imize the athlete’s performance and footwear also began in 2019. programming. and minimize the risk of injury. Health and Wellness Lab Performance research involves Injury research involves identify- Dr. Culos-Reed and her team in DIN developing a basic understanding ing potential injury factors such the Health and Wellness Lab are of the mechanics of human move- as global loading characteristics working to bridge the gap be- Teaching Scholars Research ment during various locomotor associated with ankle and knee tween cancer exercise research Lead and athletic movements. The goal sport related injuries as well as and clinical practice by develop- Exercise Physiology labs invite is to determine the mechanical developing an understanding of ing programs to include exercise active-learning into the heart of factors dictating an athlete’s per- the role played by equipment. assessment, prescription, and edu- our facility. Enriching lab learning formance and how performance This past year valuable insight was cation in exercise oncology as part through systematic critical reflec- can be improved by manipulating gained on the role of sport surface of standard cancer care. Working tion and a community of practice these particular factors. characteristics as well as traction of rugby boots on lower extremity with community partners and is a three-year project supported In 2019 Darren and Bill’s group joint loading. healthcare providers, the lab has by the Taylor Institute of Teaching developed a variety of exercise and Learning. Dr. Cari Din is the and wellness-related programs Primary Investigator and Dr. Martin Psychosocial Aspects of Health and Sport and services to benefit cancer sur- MacInnis is the Co-Investigator. vivors and their families. Projects This Teaching Scholars project is norms, beliefs and values. Theoret- BRIDEL and resources can be viewed at focused on applying evidence-in- ically, William’s work is informed by www.thriveforcancersurvivors.com. formed teaching practices to poststructuralist gender and queer Dr. William Bridel’s general research enrich student learning. It sup- theories. He employs a wide variety focus is on sociocultural aspects To further support research and ports the Faculty of Kinesiology’s of qualitative methods including of sport, physical activity and the knowledge translation activities, strategic purpose and matches interviews, focus groups, content body. The overarching goal of the Health and Wellness Lab also strengths with opportunities. analysis and autoethnography (i.e., William’s research agenda is to help operates the Thrive Centre. Based Through educational leadership critical autobiography) in his proj- make sport and physical activity in the Faculty of Kinesiology, the rooted in reflective practice, Cari ects. Research projects continued more inclusive and safer for all Centre is the first volunteer-run fit- and Martin are leading change or begun this year by William, his participants, by thinking critically ness facility in Canada to provide which will align Exercise Physi- research team, and collaborators about the culture of sport itself cancer survivors and their support ology labs in both graduate and includes: LGBTQI2S+ inclusion in as well as the influence of social persons a safe and supportive undergraduate classes with the the context of Canadian sport and place to exercise at no cost. Since

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University’s vision of experiential KATZ KILB cial processes affect physical ac- learning. Experiential learning tivity, health behaviours and psy- enables students to explore, take As an educational psychologist, Leadership in Pedagogy and chological well-being. Meghan’s risks, be self-reflective, and devel- Dr. Larry Katz, director of the Coaching inspires students to research focuses on clinical and op their growth mindset. www. Sport Technology Research Lab examine in-depth core values vulnerable populations including ucalgary.ca/news/teaching-schol- (STRL), is interested in how people and personal philosophies as older adults, cancer survivors, ars-research-projects-investi- learn and how you can use inno- they prepare to enter a career of people with Parkinson’s disease gate-needs-todays-learners vation and technology to improve teaching, coaching, or instructing and people living in poverty. She human performance. in the discipline of kinesiology. also examines the intersection of Cari’s research interests include Interactive classes assist students factors such as gender, racial/eth- leadership, coaching, and learning The mission of the STRL is to to examine the pedagogical prin- nic diversity and social isolation on in higher education. Her work improve human performance and ciples for leadership in physical social processes in these popula- in the community is focused on learning through the research and activity. Experiential labs examine tions. A key goal is informing inter- leadership development, coach development of technology-based the foundations for leadership in ventions and practice to leverage education, and gender equity in learning models and resources, physical activity. and improve social processes to Canadian sport. Cari’s scholarly and to provide a research and enhance well-being. work aligns with her major role learning environment which en- MCDONOUGH in the Faculty: To be an effective ables such development. PASKEVICH teacher who enables meaning- Relationships and Exercise Lab ful learning. She is continuously STRL’s objectives are to: (1) Inves- Associate Dean Academic tigate the impact of technology on improving her teaching through Social processes play an important Dr. David Paskevich interests cen- performance and learning; (2) De- creating and consuming scholarly role in promoting and maintaining ter upon the integration of the sci- velop technology-based resources products focused on improving physical activity and other health ence-practitioner model, bringing which enhance performance and student experience and learning. behaviours. Social mechanisms the science of sport psychology learning; (3) Liaise and collaborate She teaches courses that link with are also important in how phys- into practical/applied settings. Da- with organizations and individ- her research expertise in leader- ical activity participation affects vid’s research combines a variety uals both on and off campus to ship, sport coaching, and physical psychological well-being and of areas within the realm of sport promote human performance and literacy advocacy. coping with stress. However, which (using both quantitative & qualita- learning technology; (4) Encour- aspects of social interactions, tive methodology) and examines age and coordinate the integration social support, social perceptions, important theoretical and practi- of technology into Faculty of Ki- and social relationships contribute cal questions related to athletes, nesiology programs; and (5) Work to these effects, and how those coaches and officials (e.g., mental with industry in developing and social mechanisms work is not toughness, stress, coping and disseminating technology-based well understood. Furthermore, not emotion, and group dynamics). research and resources developed all social interactions have posi- His research goals are to examine by the STRL. tive effects, and social needs and and understand the psychological barriers vary, particularly among Graduate Students who complete preparation of athletes and coach- vulnerable groups and marginal- es, and their ability to deal or cope the STRL program receive the ized individuals. following designation: “Innova- with stressors experienced during practice and competition. The aim tive Pedagogy and Sport Perfor- Dr. Meghan McDonough’s work in of this research is to understand mance”. the Relationships and Exercise Lab how the athletes and coaches is focused on examining how so- Cari Din perceive the contribution of their

24 Faculty of Kinesiology 2019 Annual Report 25 GENERAL COMMENTS PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT various psychological skills, iden- Practice; (2) issues facing women Presentations tifiable stressors, and coping ef- coaches; and (3) the use of heart fectiveness related to their actual rate variability biofeedback and Bikes and Bike Share: What is the benefit of e-Bikes? performance. neurofeedback for optimal perfor- — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker mance in high performance sport. Bike 2019 Conference. Calgary Central Library, Calgary AB. May 8. WERTHNER Her current research includes an on-going investigation of corti- Biomechanics of atypical femoral fracture. — Brent Edwards Dean cal activity in high performance The Bone Academy Mexico, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. March. Dr. Penny Werthner’s research athletes utilizing mobile EEG, and Building a program in cancer and exercise. — Nicole Culos-Reed program is focused on three major a SSHRC funded investigation of University of Illinois. October 11. aspects: (1) understanding how the promotion and assessment high performance coaches learn, of social learning with parasport Care Coordination for Children with Medical Complexity and NDD. utilizing social learning theory and coaches and their organizations. — Jennifer D. Zwicker Wenger’s concepts of Communi- Neurodevelopmental Grand Rounds. April 3. ty of Practice and Landscapes of Concussion Management Protocols: Recognition and Management. — Amanda Black Siksika Community. November.

Concussion Recognition, Accommodations, and Management. — Amanda Black Counselling and Development Centre, York University. November 20.

Concussion: Who, What, Where, When and What’s Next? — Kathryn Schneider Chinook Rotary Club, Calgary AB. October 2.

Curriculum Development for Dance Conditioning. — Sarah Kenny Alberta Ballet School, (Dance teachers), Calgary AB. October 21.

Dance Talks: Dance Science Partnership with Alberta Ballet, Momentum Health. — Sarah Kenny Alberta Ballet School year-end performance of Les Sulphide, Jubilee Auditorium. June 8.

Employment and Policy for Persons Who Are Neurodiverse. — Jennifer D. Zwicker Prospect Human Services Conference. January 26.

Employment for the Neurodiverse Workforce. — Jennifer D. Zwicker Current Affairs Series, School of Public Policy. February 28.

Exercise and prostate cancer. — Nicole Culos-Reed Prostate Cancer Centre. Biweekly. Jennifer Zwicker, Meghan McDonough, Martin MacInnis, Penny Werthner

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Exercise intensity prescription: How close (or how far) are we from Alberta Ballet School, (Academic and Artistic Teaching Staff.) getting it right? — Juan Murias Calgary AB. June 24. Guest Speaker. Seminar in Exercise Physiology, Saint-Étienne France. July 4. Providing Benefits and Not Burdens: Disability Policy for Children and Exercise intensity prescription: How close (or how far) are we from Youth. — Jennifer D. Zwicker getting it right? — Juan Murias Developmental Grand Rounds. January 28. Seminar in Exercise Physiology, Verona Italy. July 8. Reflections and illuminations; with a little help from my friends Exercising for your life: The role of exercise in cancer survivorship. (students). — Brian MacIntosh — Culos-Reed Graduate Students Retirement presentation, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Tom Baker Cancer Centre. Monthly. Calgary. October 3.

Food as Fuel - Dance Nutrition. — Sarah Kenny Reflections on muscle: how do muscles contract? — Walter Herzog Alberta Ballet School, (Dance teachers in training and post-graduate University of Sao Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, Brazil. October 22. students.) Calgary AB. October 21. Talk, Knowledge and Outcome: Communicating the value of sport. — Hip Anatomy and Soft Tissue Injury. — Preston Wiley Patricia K. Doyle-Baker Tips for Hips – Community Outreach Audience: Calgary Winter Club, Skating Banquet, Calgary AB. May 3. University of Calgary Sport Medicine Centre, Calgary AB. 200 attendees. April. The Untapped Neurodiverse Workforce. — Jennifer D. Zwicker Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of Alberta (CPHR AB). How science has impacted my life. — Kathryn Schneider January 30. Calgary Youth Science Fair. 1000 attendees. April 5. Using wearable sensor data to inform clinical care. — Reed Ferber Inclusion in Sport: On Barriers and Strategies for Change. Academic Education Day in Rheumatology. Cumming School of — William Bridel & Simon Barrick Medicine, University of Calgary, Calgary AB. November. Annual General Meeting, Alberta Soccer Association, Calgary AB. March. Wearable Technology in Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation. — Reed Ferber Inspiring Youth to Pursue Science. — Meghan Critchley, PhD student Canadian Athletic Therapists’ Association Annual Meeting, (Kenny) Calgary AB. June. Calgary Youth Science Fair. 1000 attendees. April 5. Wearable technology in injury prevention and rehabilitation. LGBTQI2S Inclusion in Sport. — William Bridel — Reed Ferber Audience: Skate Canada British Columbia/Yukon, Canada West University Athletics Association (CWUAA) Medical Vancouver BC. April. Keynote Address. Committee 2019 meeting. Calgary AB. January.

Models of prevention (of concussion). — Kathryn Schneider Wellness & Cancer: What’s ACE Got to Do With It? Canadian Concussion Prevention Meeting, Sport Information — Nicole Culos-Reed & M McNeely Resource Canada (SIRC). Ottawa ON. June 10. Tom Baker Cancer Centre, Grand Rounds. Sponsored by the Alberta Cancer Foundation. March 13. Motivation in Marathon Training. — Nicole Culos-Reed Marathon Training Group, University of Calgary, Calgary AB. June 10. Where you come from will determine what you see: a fresh look at the slow component of oxygen uptake. — Brian MacIntosh Musculoskeletal injuries among elite adolescent ballet dancers: Seminar in Kinesiology, University of Saskatchewan. October 9. 3 Years on. — Sarah J. Kenny.

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Media and Interviews Class of 2019: First cohort of students graduate with combined dance and kinesiology degree. — Sarah J. Kenny 6,000 fewer injuries when bodychecking pulled from some bantam UCalgary News, Aurelie Maerten. June 6. hockey: study. — Carolyn Emery CBC News Calgary, David Bell. November 7. Class of 2019: Student spends 10 years dancing her way through a kinesiology degree. — Sarah J. Kenny A weighty subject: How the obesity epidemic is taking a toll on our UCalgary News, Stacy McGuire. November 13. bones and joints. — Raylene Reimer UCalgary News, Nancy Whelan, McCaig Institute for Bone and Joint Coming Out Monologues, YYC returns for 10th anniversary edition. Health. March 25. — William Bridel The Gauntlet (pg. 36-37), Troy Hasselman. April. Are High Priced Shoes Worth the Cost? — Darren Stefanyshyn, Bill Wannop Dance Montage celebrates 50 years of dance community. Are High Priced Shoes Worth the Cost? Testing Adidas, Nike and — Sarah J. Kenny Under Armour. UCalgary News, Aurelie Maerten. November 18. CBC Marketplace. Jeremy McDonald, Tyana Grundig and Asha Dance Montage celebrates 50th anniversary. — Sarah J. Kenny Tomlinson. November 2. CBC Homestretch, Ellis Choe. November 22. Shoe Wars: High cost vs. Low Cost. CBC Marketplace, S47E5, Jeremy McDonald, Tyana Grundig and Dance science pioneer on injury prevention. — Sarah J. Kenny Asha Tomlinson. November 2. 10 ACHRI Alumni Celebration, DeAnna Kweens. February 19.

Backcountry adventures worth the risk? We talk to the experts. Do all genders get a level playing field? Addressing the gender gap in — Penny Werthner the arena of sport. — William Bridel CBC News Calgary, Rachel Ward. February 21; Explore UCalgary, J Chamberlin. February. CBC News Calgary Live, Paul Karchut. February 21. Exercise helps kids with cancer: Exercise guidelines, research, and Ban on bodychecking in non-elite Bantam ice hockey significantly practice in pediatric oncology. — Nicole Culos-Reed reduces injury. — Carolyn Emery Centre for Active Living, WellSpring. April 1. UCalgary News, Stacy McGuire, Faculty of Kinesiology. November 13. Here’s What Proper Running Form Actually Is and How Much You Should Boxing deaths could have been prevented. — Ryan Peters Care About It. — Reed Ferber Calgary Sun, Michael 'Mr. Boxing YYC' Short. August 12. Self: Running, Amy Marturana Winderl. April 2.

Calgary researcher faces off against concussions in young athletes. How do you eat to feed trillions? Food and the health of our gut — Carolyn Enery microbiomes. — Raylene Reimer Calgary Journal, on-line, Bill Atwood. September 11. Explore UCalgary, Doug Ferguson. December 17.

Carbon fibre plate tech: the Calgary connection. — Darren Stefanyshyn How does research make better policy? Public policy and the dance of Canadian Running, Anne Francis. August 21. democracy. — Kathryn Schneider Explore UCalgary, Jane Chamberlin. May 1. Citizen scientists with wearable tech needed for UCalgary project. — Reed Ferber In Conversation with Kathryn Schneider, Renowned Clinician Scientist. UCalgary News. September 18. — Kathryn Schneider The Muse, Modeline Longjohn. April 10.

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Kati Pasanen would like to introduce you to floorball. — Kati Pasanen University of Calgary offers 'groundbreaking' free online course on UCalgary News, Stacy McGuire, Faculty of Kinesiology. May 30. sports concussions. CBC News Leading-edge research helps reduce injuries among ballet dancers. University of Calgary offers free course on concussions. — Sarah J. Kenny The Star UCalgary News, Lauren Phillips. June 4. University to offer free concussion prevention course. 660 News, Derek Craddock. February 5. Markin undergrad looks at link between exercise intensity and prevention Concussion Training at U of C. of cardiovascular disease. — Juan Murias Calgary Today with Joe McFarland. February 7. UCalgary News, Stephanie Vahaaho, Markin USRP in Health and Massive Open Online Course on Concussion. Wellness. April 1. CityTV, Josh Ritchie. February 4. Medicine Hat cancer survivor can't say enough about community-based Online course allows anyone, anywhere to learn about concussions. exercise program. — Nicole Culos-Reed UCalgary News, Live on Instagram, University Relations Staff. UCalgary News, Betty Rice (University Relations). June 12. June 10. Kinesiology researcher partners with Université Laval on free concussion course. UCalgary News, Leanne Yohemas. February 4.

Moving Past Illness: The Thrive Centre’s fitness programs ease the cancer journey. — Nicole Culos-Reed Alberta Health Services, Doug Firby. April 3.

MPowrx announces launch of BellyCrush - a new way to manage your weight. — Raylene Reimer Cision News. December 4.

New study looks at injuries and concussions in minor hockey. — Carolyn Emery CBC, The Homestretch. November.

Massive Open Online Course (MOOC). — Kathryn Schneider Researchers gaining yards against concussions (CIHR). University of Calgary says “come one, come all” to free sports — Kathryn Schneider concussion course. myFM radio. January 29. The Canadian Press, Donna Spencer. February 4. CKNW Global News Radio Vancouver. February 2. Calgary Herald National Post Riding a Lime E-bike (18:01). — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker Nanaimo News 770 Radio CHQR, Gord Gilles. (live on-air phone), Battlefords Now Calgary AB. May 28. PG Citizen Running towards mental health. — Penny Werthner University of Calgary making free sports concussion course available Canadian Running: The Shakeout Podcast, Kate Van Buskirk. to anybody who is interested. February 22. Global News Should You Do Single-Leg Cycling Drills? — Juan Murias Bicycling, Selene Yeager. November 8.

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Study confirms differences in dominant- versus non-dominant-leg power Become a citizen scientist. output during exercise. — Danilo Iannetta, Louis Passfield, Ahmad Global News Morning Calgary. October 1. Qahtani, Martin J. MacInnis, Juan M. Murias News Medical Life Sciences. October 24. Who will help mom? — Meghan McDonough University of Calgary Alumni Magazine, Mike Fisher. Fall. Teaching Scholars' research projects investigate the needs of today's learners. — Cari Din, Martin MacInnis Why Dancing Is Great For Your Overall Well-Being. UCalgary News, Mike Thorn, Taylor Institute for Teaching and — Nicole Culos-Reed, Sarah J. Kenny Learning. June 10. LEAP Magazine, Alberta Cancer Foundation, Jennifer Dorozio. February 8. They stand apart – UCalgary researchers whose work makes the most difference for others. — Sarah J. Kenny Winter running: boost endurance and lower injury risk. — Reed Ferber UCalgary News, Pamela Hyde. November 15. Global News, Tiffany Lizée. January 3, 2020.

Tips for hips: How to manage non-arthritic hip pain. — Nick Mohtadi Working out a social affair. — Meghan McDonough UCalgary News, Jacqueline Louie, for the Faculty of Kinesiology. Global News Morning Calgary. March 2. April 8.

UBCO researcher examines traumatic brain injury in survivors of intimate Group Hosting Tours & Events partner violence. — Jonathan Smirl Bishop Grandin High School UBC Okanagan News, Patty Wellborn. November 20. — March 18 (20 students), December 9 (20 students). UCalgary researcher at the forefront of concussion research in North 40 sport medicine students toured the University of Calgary America. — Carolyn Emery and attended a lecture on injury prevention, concussion, and Calgary Economic Development. June 18. neuromuscular training warm-ups.

UCalgary biomechanics researchers host the field’s largest conference. Concussion and injury prevention research demonstrations and — Walter Herzog education — 12 visits throughout 2019. UCalgary News, Jacqueline Louie, for the Faculty of Kinesiology. 8 high schools (12 visits with 20-100 students per visit) hosted by July 29. the Sport Injury Prevention Research Centre.

Wearable Technology — Reed Ferber Heritage Youth Researchers Summer program (HYRS) — August 19. Wearable Technology’s Role in Staying Fit. 34 students with the Heritage Youth Researchers Summer program Breakfast Television Calgary, Ted Henley. March 6. visited 6 stations, presented by various groups in the HPL. Proper use of wearable technology is considered the 'wild, wild IBM STEM4Girls — August 14. west'. 28 students visited 5 stations, presented by various groups in the UCalgary News, Jacqueline Louie, for the Faculty of Kinesiology. HPL. March 6. Could wearable technology save your life? XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB2019) The Globe and Mail, Cynthia McQueen. August 19. and 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics Wearable Technology. (ASB2019). July 31 - August 4. CBC Radio 1, Alberta at Noon with Judy Aldous. September 18. More than 2100 attendees, representing more than 40 countries Citizen scientists with wearable tech needed for UCalgary project. UCalgary News. September 18.

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Nelson Mandela High School tours Workshops, Forums, Panels & Webinars — January 9 (60 students), January 11 (60 students), Cervical spine and vestibular considerations following sport-related October 22 (66 students). concussion. — Kathryn Schneider 186 sport medicine students Concussion symposium, World Sport Physiotherapy Congress 2019, toured the University of Vancouver BC. October 3. Calgary and attended a lecture on injury prevention, Concussion Harmonization IMPlementation and Evaluation in Canada concussion and neuromuscular workshop. — Kathryn Schneider, Amanda Black training warm-ups. National Sport Organizations. October 31 & December 2.

Operation Minerva — May 2. Concussion Harmonization IMPlementation and Evaluation in Canada 14 female junior high students (CHAIMP) study. Workshop — Kathryn Schneider, Amanda Black visited stations and attended Audience: National Sport Organization (NSO) stakeholders including a lecture featuring female health care professionals, administrators. scientists in the HPL and the In collaboration with: faculty. Parachute and Own the Podium (OTP). October 31; Parachute and Coaching Association of Canada. December 2. Sanofi BioGenius — April 18. 11 students visited 5 research Dance career fair. — Sarah J. Kenny demonstration stations, Youth dance students and parents Crossings Dance Studio, Calgary presented by various groups in AB. February 22. the HPL. Dance injury prevention. — Sarah J. Kenny Workshop, dance teachers in training and post-graduate students, Franziska Onasch & High School Student Operation Minerva Alberta Ballet School, Calgary AB. September 3 Shad Valley Tour 2019 HPL — July 15. Dance science expert in the field. — Sarah J. Kenny 64 students with the Shad Valley program visited 9 stations, Kinesiology Students Society, KINdustry, University of Calgary AB. presented by various groups in the HPL. January 23. St. Mary’s High School — June 11. Enhancing dance performance with biomechanics. — Sarah J. Kenny 35 students enrolled in the sport medicine program visited 6 28th Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics/ stations, presented by various groups in the HPL. American Society of Biomechanics 43rd Annual Meeting, Calgary Western Canada High School tours. — November 25. AB. August 1. Invited panellist. 30 sport medicine students toured the University of Calgary Keeping them in the game – an evidence based injury prevention warm- and attended a lecture on injury prevention, concussion and up for your athletes. — Kati Pasanen, Carla van den Berg neuromuscular training warm-ups CATA 2019 national conference, Calgary AB. June 1.

Managing our healthy ‘selves’ is a leadership challenge. — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker Student and enrolment services professional day workshop. University of Calgary AB. June 27.

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Models of prevention (of concussion). — Kathryn Schneider Shoulder check: The causes and treatment for non-arthritic shoulder Canadian concussion prevention meeting; SIRC meeting, pain. — Nicholas Mohtadi, Richard Boorman, Aaron Bois, Ryan Ottawa ON. June 10. Shields, Martin Zacharias Free public forum. September 23. Neuromuscular training for the prevention of injury in youth. — Sarah J. Kenny, Ashley Fox, Carla van den Berg SHRed concussions: Moving upstream to the prevention of sport-related Physical education professional development day for physical concussion in youth. — Carolyn Emery education and dance teachers, Calgary Board of Education. March 1. Canadian Concussion Prevention Workshop. Sport Information Research Canada/ Sport Canada, Ottawa ON. June. Neuromuscular warm-up program. — L Taddei, Carla van den Berg Workshops for 80 soccer coaches, Calgary Minor Soccer Small group learning presentation on exercise performance and Association. November. development in master’s athletes. — John Holash Winter snow camp, Foothills nordic ski club. November 17-18. Physical activity and aging. — Meghan McDonough, Juan Murias, Patricia K. Doyle-Baker, Graduate Students. The basic function of the heart. — David Montero Approximately 50 older adults and stakeholders from Calgary. Workshop for 25 students. Discovery Day of Health Sciences, public event hosted by the Aging PEEPS. May 16. Canadian Medical Hall of Fame.

Preventing and managing head injuries in sport – Rehabilitation after The role of an exercise specialist in chronic disease management. — concussion: multidisciplinary approach. — Kathryn Schneider, Patricia K. Doyle-Baker Carolyn Emery Physician workshop, EIMC National Student Research & Medical Panel presentation. Preventing and managing head injuries in sport. Conference 2019. University of Calgary AB. June 28. Norwegian Sport Medicine. Lillehammer, Norwary. November 22. The stickiness factor: Do we have it. — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker Primary prevention in youth sport: Time to get on with it! Panel presentation, ActiveCITY Summit, Winsport, Calgary AB. — Carolyn Emery September 18. Prevention of injury in youth sport webinar. Pediatric Research in Sports Medicine Society (PRiSM) and Canadian Athletic Therapists Tips for hips: How to manage non-arthritic hip pain. — Nicholas Mohtadi, Association (CATA). May. Preston Wiley, Alex Rezansoff, David Lindsay Free public forum. April 8. Primary prevention of joint injury in sport. — Kati Pasanen Pre-congress workshop: Approaches topreventing post-traumatic OA in sport and the military. 2019 OARSI World Congress on Osteoarthritis, Toronto ON. May 2.

Recent research using wearable sensor data. — Reed Ferber Video conference with Rothesay Netherwood School, New Brunswick. May.

Safe sport booth (LGBTQI2S inclusion-focus). — William Bridel Skate Canada Ice Summit, Annual convention and general meeting, Ottawa. May.

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Upscaling NMT programmes in youth sport. Movement quality for injury Influenza vaccine response may be influenced by lifestyle factors in prevention and performance in youth football. — Kati Pasanen highly active young men. — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker, A Stewart Workshop, Manchester Institute of health and performance, Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology, Knowledge Translation Manchester, UK. February 21. communiqué. August 21.

Wearable Technology Research And Collaboration (We-TRAC). Keeping the message simple: Energy expenditure of restaurant servers. — Reed Ferber — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker Annual Workshop, Calgary AB. November. Adjacent Government. February 7.

Neuromuscular training. — Kati Pasanen Blog Posts Presentation and practical session. 5th IOC Sport Medicine Diploma Program, Calgary AB. April 25. Free MOOC on concussion at the University of Calgary. — Kathryn Schneider, Pierre Fremont British Journal of Sport Medicine (BJSM) Blog. July 24.

Life is short: don’t take your health for granted. — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker. January 24.

Micro-case study: High and low tech solutions for active learning. — Cari Din, Jerrod Smith, Lesley Tims. Summer 2019.

The wisdom of students: future health leaders. — Patricia K. Doyle- Baker. January 8.

Public Health Matters: Three decades later my career is still sweet. — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker. August 21.

Other Knowledge Translation Activities PATENTS AND LICENSES Concussion Management: A Toolkit for Physiotherapists. — Kathryn Schneider, L. Loranger, Codi Isaac, Catherine Ross, Carol Miller Lens-attached tissue cell pressurization device. Physiotherapy Alberta College + Association. Revision of toolkit. Patent No US 10,180,418 B2, issued January 2019. May 2019. Inventors: Han SK, Herzog W, Shin HJ. Data to improve outcomes for children with disabilities. Pea fibre supplementation for obesity and metabolic syndrome. — Jennifer D. Zwicker, Thomas K Shikako License (through Innovate Calgary). Baseline report, Canadian Index of Child and Youth Well-being. Inventors: Reimer RA, Vena J, Tunnicliffe J, Parnell J UNICEF. System for peer-to-peer, self-directed or consensus human motion Discussing the AIM study (Adiposity, Influenza and Men). A common capture, motion characterization, and software-augmented motion experience to the influenza vaccine: wouldn’t it be nice! evaluation. — Patricia K. Doyle-Baker Canadian Patent No. 3,048,542, Issued December 17, 2019. Open Access Government. May 15. Inventors: Katz L.

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BLACK CLUFF Services - Cancer Control • Society of Behavioural Medicine, • Class Review Steering Abstract Reviewer Committee, Alberta Health Cancer Special Interest Group Board Member Grant Reviewer Services Complementary and Alternative • Canadian Athletic Therapy • University Research Grants • Knowledge Translation Exercise Medicine Special Interest Group Association Education Committee (URGC), University Clinical Advisory Committee, Membership Committee of Calgary Cancer Care Ontario. Dec 2016 • Pediatric Research in Sport • Markin USRP Competition, – Current • Alberta Centre for Active Living Medicine Society Education University of Calgary • UWALK, Research Advisory • Alberta Children’s Hospital Committee Research Institute (ACHRI) Conference Reviewer Committee • Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Grant Reviewer • Motor Learning and Motor Grant Reviewer Institute (Formerly SACRI) • Partnership for Research and Control (MCML) Conference, • Canadian Cancer Society • Canadian Association of Psycho- Innovation in the Health System Society for Neuroscience Research Institute – Quality of Oncology (CAPO) (PRIHS), Alberta Innovates, Satellite Meeting. Chicago, IL. Life and Innovation Program • Canadian Centre for Applied Internal Peer Reviewer October 2019 Grants Research in Cancer Control • International Society for Memberships • Alberta Innovates, Post-Doctoral (ARCC) Biomechanics Conference, Fellowship Competition • International Society of Psycho • Hotchkiss Brain Institute Calgary AB. February 2019 • Alberta Children’s Hospital • CIHR, Doctoral Studentship Oncology (IPOS) Research Institute Memberships • Graduate Education Committee, • O’Brien Institute for Public • Canadian Athletic Therapy • Society for Neuroscience Faculty of Kinesiology, Graduate Health Association Studentship Reviews (University • Society of Behavioral Medicine CULOS-REED of Calgary) • Pediatric Research in Sport (SBM) Medicine Society Conference Organization Editor DIN • American College of Sports • CAPO/IPOS 2019 Organizing Medicine • Global Advances in Health and Committee, Scientific Board, Conference Reviewer Medicine (GAHM), Associate Banff AB. BRIDEL Editor • Conference on Postsecondary Conference Reviewer Learning and Teaching Advisory/Editorial Board Member Advisory/Editorial Board Member • CAPO/IPOS 2019 Organizing Membership • Alberta Centre for Active Living • Sociology of Sport Journal Committee, Scientific Board, Research Advisory Committee Banff AB. • Teaching Academy Taylor Institute For Teaching and Committee Member • Board of Integrative Cancer • Canadian Society for Learning • LGBTQI2S Sport Inclusion Task Therapies, Editorial Board Psychomotor Learning and Force, Coordinator Member - TBCC Sport Psychology (SCAPPS) • Society for Teaching and (2005 - Current) Learning in Higher Education Conference Organization Committee Member (STLHE) • North American Society for • Alberta Health Services, Cancer • North American Society for the the Psychology of Sport and Care Fatigue Guidelines, Panel DOYLE-BAKER Sociology of Sport Conference, Physical Activity, Abstract Member Virginia Beach, VA, Conference Reviewer • Alberta Prevents Website Advisory/Editorial Board Member Director • Society of Behavioral Medicine Project Alberta, Ca Prevention Abstract Reviewer: Physical • International Journal of Legacy Fund Project, Review Activity Special Interest Group, Kinesiology and Sport Science Member September 2019, Abstract • Annals of Applied Sport Science • Cancer-related Fatigue Reviewer Guideline, Alberta Health

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Committee Member Executive Board Member EMERY • Osteoarthritis Research Society International • Alberta Prevents Website • International Society of • Hotchkiss Brain Institute, Project (albertapreventscancer. Biomechanics, Secretary General Editor ca/) Alberta, Ca Prevention University of Calgary Advisory/Editorial Board Member • British Journal of Sport • Centre for Hip Health and Legacy Fund Project, Co-Lead Medicine, Deputy Editor • Scientific Reports Mobility, University of British Grant Reviewer • JBMR Plus Committee Member Columbia • CIHR Foundation Grant Program • O’Brien Institute of Public Grant Reviewer • Massive Open Online Course • Markin Undergraduate Student (MOOC) in Concussion Health, University of Calgary Research Program – University • The Institute of Translational Leadership Committee • McCaig Institute for Bone and Health Sciences (ITHS) Pilot of Calgary • Osteoarthritis Research Joint Health, University of Awards, External Reviewer • Graduate Award Competition – Society International: Sport, Calgary University of Calgary • NSERC Discovery Grants, Exercise, Physical Activity • Alberta Children’s Hospital External Reviewer Research Institute for Child Conference Organization and Osteoarthritis Prevention Health, University of Calgary Conference Organization Discussion Group, Co-lead • Walk 21 Conference Committee • Osteoarthritis Research • American College of Sport • Exercise Perspectives in • XXVII Congress of the Medicine International Society of Society International Scientific Exercise, Health, and Fitness • Canadian Society for Biomechanics held in Committee Conference Committee Epidemiology and Biostatistics conjunction with the 43rd • Parachute Canada Concussion Conference Reviewer Annual Meeting of the American Awareness Advisory Committee • Alberta College of Physiotherapists • European College of Sport Society of Biomechanics, • Chair in Pediatric Rehabilitation Science Calgary AB, Canada, July and Director Vi Riddell Pediatric • Alberta Physiotherapy 31-August 4, 2019, Special Rehabilitation Research Association Membership Symposia and Invited Speakers Program, Alberta Children’s • Canadian Physiotherapy • Alberta Centre for Active Living Chair Hospital Foundation Association Sport Physiotherapy Division • Alberta Children’s Hospital • 14th Footwear Biomechanics Grant Reviewer Research Institute (ACHRI) Symposium, Kananaskis AB, • Canadian Physiotherapy • Canadian Institutes of Health • American College of Sports Canada, July 28-30, 2019, Association Research Division Research College of Reviewers, Medicine Scientific Program Chair • Canadian Physiotherapy Project Grant Review, Social Association Orthopaedic • Canadian Society of Exercise Membership & Developmental Aspects of Physiology Division • American College of Sports Children's & Youth's Health • European College of Sport • Canadian Physiotherapy Medicine Committee Science Association Pediatric Division • American Society of • Partnership for Research and • O’Brien Institute for Public Biomechanics Innovation in the Health System FERBER Health • American Society of Bone and (PRIHS), Cumming School of Medicine Grant Review EDWARDS Mineral Research Scientific Advisory Board Member • Canadian Society of • CIHR Population Health Project Grant Review Panel • Biotricity Inc., Redwood City CA Editor Biomechanics • Fitbit Inc., San Francisco CA • International Society of Memberships • Footwear Science, Supp Biomechanics Advisory/Editorial Board Member 1, Proceedings of the 14th • Canadian Academy of Health Footwear Biomechanics • Orthopaedic Research Society Sciences • Prosthetics and Orthotics Symposium (Kananaskis, • Royal Society of Canada College International Canada, 2019), Guest Editor of New Scholars • Journal of Sport Rehabilitation • Journal of Athletic Training

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HERZOG • Sportorthopädie • Royal Society of Canada. Fellow • Conference Committee, Healthy Sporttraumatologie, • International Society of Dancer Canada 11th Annual International Board Member Biomechanics Conference, Montreal, Quebec Editor Grant Reviewer • International Society of Conference Reviewer • Journal of Sport and Health Electrophysiology and Science, Co-Editor in Chief • NSERC (1990-present) Kinesiology • International Association for Dance Medicine and Science, • Exercise and Sports Science • CIHR Foundation Grant Program • Orthopeadic Research Abstract Reviewer Reviews, Associate Editor • CIHR Movement and Exercise Society, American Academy of • IEEE Transactions in Neural Peer-review Panel Orthopaedic Surgeons Membership Systems and Rehabilitation Conference Organization • Osteoarthritis Research Society • Cirque du Soleil Research Engineering, Associate Editor International • International Society of Advisory Group Advisory/Editorial Board Member Biomechanics Conference, HOLASH • Qualitative Research Methods • Biomechanics and Modeling in Calgary AB, July-August 2019 in Sports Medicine & Injury Mechanobiology (2016-2019), Conference Chair Research Network; Amsterdam Committee Member • BMC Biomedical Engineering • International Society in Science IOC Research Centre of • Chiropractic & Manual Therapies and Sports, Vuokatti, Finland, • New Learning Technology Excellence Platform Panel for Yuja • International Journal of March 2019, Young Investigator • International Association for Mechanical and Materials Award Committee Member • Learning Technologies Advisory Dance Medicine and Science Engineering • European Society of Committee (IADMS) • Journal of Biomechanics Biomechanics Congress, • Performing Arts Medicine KATZ Association (PAMA) • Journal of Electromyography Warsaw, Poland (to be held in and Kinesiology 2022), Scientific Committee • Alberta Dance Alliance (ADA) Member Advisory/Editorial Board Member • Journal of Functional • Alberta Children’s Hospital Morphology and Kinesiology • Rocky Mountain Muscle • International Journal of Research Institute (ACHRI) Symposium, Canmore AB, July Computer Science in Sport • Journal of Manipulative and • O’Brien Institute for Public 2019, Conference Chair Health, University of Calgary Physiological Therapeutics KENNY • Journal of the Canadian Memberships KUO Chiropractic Association • American Association for the Board Member • Molecular and Cellular Advancement of Science Committee Member Biomechanics • Healthy Dancer Canada. • American Physiological Society Secretary (Elected) • Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons • Movement and Exercise Review • American Society of Committee, CIHR Nov 2019 Journal Biomechanics Committee Member • Sports Orthopaedics and Sports • Biophysical Society • Healthy Dancer Canada, Dancer Grant Review Traumatology • Brazilian Society of Screening Committee, Co-Chair • NSERC CREATE Review, Ad-hoc, • Sportverletzung Sportschaden Biomechanics • International Association for Jan 2020 • The Current Issues of Sport • Canadian Society for Dance Medicine and Science, Conference Organization Science (CISS) Biomechanics Program Committee Member • Motor Control Group, • Dynamic Walking Conference • Chilean Association for Human Conference Organization International Society of Movement Science, Elected Series (2006-ongoing), Founder Biomechanics, Vice-Chair Honorary Member • XXVII Congress of the and Steering Committee Chair International Society of • Nike Sport Research • European College of Sport • ISB/ASB 2019 International Biomechanics/American Society • German Journal of Sport Science Society of Biomechanics, August Sciences of Biomechanics 43rd Annual 2019, Organizing Committee • European Society of Meeting. Dance Biomechanics • Sportwissenschaft Journal Biomechanics Symposia Organizer

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• BIRS Optimal Neuroethology MCDONOUGH Conference Reviewer • Finnish Strength and Workshop, April 2019, Conditioning Coaches • European Federation of Sport Co-Organizer Association, Finland, Board of Editor Psychology conference Directors • North American Society for MACINNIS • Journal of Sport & Exercise • Healthy Dancer program, Finnish the Psychology of Sport and Psychology, Associate Editor National Ballet, Helsinki, Finland Physical Activity Conference Committee Member Advisory/Editorial Board Member Committee Member • CSEP Knowledge Translation Membership • Sport, Exercise, and • Finnish Sports Physiotherapists Committee • International Society of Performance Psychology Association, Finland. FSPA Qualitative Research in Sport Grant Reviewer • International Journal of Sport Congress “Injury Prevention and Exercise • NSERC Discovery Grants Psychology Works – Mission Possible”, • Alberta Association on Scientific Committee member • Markin Undergraduate Student Board Member Gerontology Research Program – University • Canadian Association of • Canadian Association of Conference Organization of Calgary Psychosocial Oncology Psychosocial Oncology • FSPA Congress “Injury • NSERC Postgraduate • International Society of • American Psychological Prevention Works – Mission Scholarships (Doctoral) – Qualitative Research in Sport Association Division 47 Possible, June 7-8, 2019, Helsinki, University of Calgary and Exercise (Society for Sport, Exercise and Finland, Session Chair • Graduate Award Competition – Performance Psychology) Committee Member Membership University of Calgary • North American Society for • Canadian Association for • International Society of Memberships Psychology of Sport and Psychosocial Oncology Research Physical Activity (NASPSPA) Biomechanics • Canadian Society for Exercise Committee Chair • European Society of Physiology • Canadian Society for • Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychomotor Learning and Biomechanics • American Physiological Society Psychology Excellence in Sport Psychology • Osteoarthritis Research Society MACINTOSH Research Award. Selection International Committee Chair. MURIAS • Canadian Association of • City of Calgary Seniors Age University Teachers Editor Friendly Strategy Research Academic Editor • Finnish Sports Physiotherapists • Journal of Muscle Research and Advisory Committee • PlosOne Association Cellular Motility; Special Edition • City of Calgary Recreation • Finnish Association of on Muscle Energetics, Guest Active Aging Action Group Grant Reviewer Physiotherapists Editor Grant Reviewer • NSERC Discovery Grant, • HEPA Europe Injury Prevention Grant Reviewer External Reviewer Group • Mitacs • Canada Foundation for • Finnish Strength and • NSERC, Peer Review Panel • MSI Foundation Member Innovation (CFI), John R. Evans Conditioning Coaches Conference Organization Leaders Fund, External Reviewer Association Membership • North American Society for PASANEN • Finnish Coaches Association • Canadian Society for Exercise the Psychology of Sport and • Finnish Society of Sport Science Physiology Physical Activity-Sport and Advisory/Editorial Board Member • American College of Sports Exercise Psychology Program Medicine Chair (NASPSPA) • Finnish Coaches Association, • American Physiological Society Finland • European College of Sport Science

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PASKEVICH • Working Group Member: • Canadian Concussion Conference Organization Canadian Museum of Nature Collaborative, Representative • Cerebral Autoregulation Microbiome Exhibit (April 2019 for the Canadian Physiotherapy Advisory/Editorial Board Member Research Network Annual – present) Association, (June 2015-present) Meeting, Leuven, Belgium • Case Studies in Sport and • Data Monitoring Committee: Grant reviewer Exercise Psychology (CSSEP) FMT in Major Depression (2019 Membership (AASP) • CFI SUPPORT Research – present) • Cerebral Autoregulation Infrastructure Programs • International Journal of Research Network (CARNet) Coaching Science Grant reviewer Committee • Canadian Traumatic Brain Injury • CIHR College of Reviewers (July • SSHRIC Insight Grant Membership Research Consortium (CTRC) 2017 – July 2020) Conference Organization • American Physiological Society • American Psychology • CIHR Banting Postdoctoral (APS) Association (APA) Fellowships Selection • 6th International Consensus • American Psychology Committee (2017-2020) Conference on Concussion in • The Physiological Society (Phys Association (Div. 47) Sport, Scientific Committee Soc) • Association of Applied Sport Membership • Sport Physiotherapy Canadian • Canadian Society for Exercise Psychology (AASP) • College of Dietitians of Alberta Concussion Symposium, Physiologists (CSEP) • Canadian Sport Psychology • The Obesity Society Co-organizer Association, Professional STEFANYSHYN Member & Academic Member • Canadian Nutrition Society Membership • American Society for Nutritional • Hotchkiss Brain Institute Editor REIMER Sciences (2014-present) • Obesity Canada (formerly • Footwear Science, Associate • Alberta Children’s Hospital Editor Editor Canadian Obesity Network) Research Institute • Applied Physiology, Nutrition • Obesity Canada – Calgary (2013-present) Advisory/Editorial Board Member and Metabolism. Associate Chapter • Canadian Physiotherapy • European Journal of Sport Editor (2010-present) Association: Science SCHNEIDER • Orthopaedic Division Scientific Advisor • Sports Physiotherapy Division Committee Member • BioRad Laboratories Inc., Advisory/Editorial Board Member • Neurological Division • NFL Engineering Committee Research Consultant (2016 • Medical Sub Committee of • Paediatric Division Conference Organizer – present) the Canadian Committee of • Canadian Academy of • General Mills Inc., Research Combative Sports Associations Manipulative Therapists • International Society of Biomechanics Conference 2019 Consultant (2012-present) (June 2018 – present) • Physiotherapy Alberta College + Organizing Committee • InovoBiologic Inc., Research • Federal Working Group Association on Concussion in Sport, Consultant (2008-present) • Vestibular Disorders Association Surveillance Initiative Co-lead • Beneo GmbH, Research with Dr. Charles Tater SMIRL Consultant (2009-present) • Alberta Rehabilitation Research Counsel (October 2017-present) Committee Member Committee Member • Parachute Canada Expert • Canadian Nutrition Society Advisory Group on Concussion • International Cerebral Awards Committee (August (2016-present) Autoregulation Research 2019 – present) • Federal Working Group on Network Steering Committee • Canadian Nutrition Society- Concussion in Sport, Canadian (Re-elected) University of Calgary Faculty Concussion Collaborative Grant Reviewer Advisor (10/2019 – present) Representative, (Spring 2016 – present) • Mitacs

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WERTHNER Conference Organization • Canadian Academy of Sport Advisory/Editorial Board Member and Exercise Medicine 50th • International Sport Coaching Anniversary Conference 2020, Journal (2013-ongoing) Chair • Canadian Journal for Women • CASEM Running Sport Medicine in Coaching (on-line journal Conference (Calgary), Planning of Coaching Association of Committee Canada) (2000-present) • Advisory Committee – Actively ZWICKER engaging women and girls: Addressing psycho-social Board Member factors. Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women • Kids Brain Health Network and Sport and Physical Activity Board Member (2018- present), (CAAWS) (2012-present) Research Representative • Advisor to the Coaching Grant Reviewer Association of Canada Women and Coaching Program • ACHRI Clinical Fellowship (1998-present) • CIHR Academic Reviewer • PGA of Canada Technical • Health Research Council of Advisory Panel (2014-present) New Zealand Grant Committee, Academic Reviewer Membership • SSHRC Insight Development • Past Chair, Canadian Sport Grant, Academic Reviewer Psychology Association (CSPA/ ACPS) (2013-present) • Canadian Autism Spectrum • PGA of Canada Technical Disorder Alliance (CASDA) Advisory Panel (2014-present) Financial Literacy Committee • International Council for Conference Organization Coach Education (ICCE) (2005-present) • International Brain Development Conference Program Committee WILEY (2015/2016/2017,2019) Membership Advisory/Editorial Board Member • Alberta Children’s Hospital • Clinical Journal of Sport Research Institute Medicine (2016- present) Committee Member • Alberta College of Optometrists (2014- present), Public Member • World Rugby Medicine, Science and Research Committee • World Rugby Research Thrive Centre Committee

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Aboodarda SJ, Fan S, Coates K, Millet GY. 2019. The short-term recovery Audet O, Hagel BE, Nettel-Aguirre A, Mitra T, Emery CA, Macpherson A, of corticomotor responses in elbow flexors. BMC Neurosci, Lavoie MD, Goulet C. 2019. What are the risk factors for injuries and DOI: 10.1186/s12868-019-0492-x injury prevention strategies for skiers and snowboarders in terrain parks and half-pipes? A systematic review. Br J Sports Med, Aboodarda SJ, Iannetta D, Emami N, Varesco G, Murias JM, Millet GY. DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2018-099166 2020. Effects of pre-induced fatigue vs. concurrent pain on exercise tolerance, neuromuscular performance and corticospinal responses Baggaley M, Vernillo G, Martinez A, Horvais N, Giandolini M, Millet of locomotor muscles. J Physiol, DOI: 10.1113/JP278943 GY, Edwards WB. 2019. Step length and grade effects on energy absorption and impact attenuation in running. Eur J Sport Sci, Abusara Z, Andrews SHJ, Von Kossel M, Herzog W. 2019. Publisher DOI: 10.1080/17461391.2019.1664639 Correction: Menisci protect chondrocytes from load-induced injury (Sci Rep, (2018), 8, 1, (14150), 10.1038/s41598-018-32503-1). Sci Rep, Bailey DM, Brugniaux JV, Filipponi T, Marley CJ, Stacey B, Soria R, DOI: 10.1038/s41598-019-40293-3 Rimoldi SF, Cerny D, Rexhaj E, Pratali L, Salmòn CS, Murillo Jáuregui C, Villena M, Smirl JD, Ogoh S, Pietri S, Scherrer U, Sartori C. 2019. Ahamed NU, Benson LC, Clermont CA, Pohl AJ, Ferber R. 2019. New Exaggerated systemic oxidative-inflammatory-nitrosative stress in considerations for collecting biomechanical data using wearable chronic mountain sickness is associated with cognitive decline and sensors: How does inclination influence the number of runs needed depression. J Physiol, DOI: 10.1113/JP276898 to determine a stable running gait pattern? Sensors (Switzerland), DOI: 10.3390/s19112516 Barboza SD, Nauta J, Emery C, Van Mechelen W, Gouttebarge V, Verhagen E. 2019. A warm-up program to reduce injuries in youth Ahamed NU, Kobsar D, Benson LC, Clermont CA, Osis ST, Ferber R. 2019. field hockey players: A quasi-experiment. J Athl Train, Subject-specific and group-based running pattern classification DOI: 10.4085/1062-6050-79-18 using a single wearable sensor. J Biomech, DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2019.01.001 Barrons ZB, Ura D, Bill K, Cooke ES, Wannop JW, Stefanyshyn D. 2019. Required traction during common rugby movements. Footwear Sci, Alibhai SMH, Santa Mina D, Ritvo P, Tomlinson G, Sabiston C, Krahn M, DOI: 10.1080/19424280.2019.1606308 Durbano S, Matthew A, Warde P, O’Neill M, Timilshina N, Segal R, Culos-Reed N. 2019. A phase II randomized controlled trial of three Benson LC, Ahamed NU, Kobsar D, Ferber R. 2019. New considerations exercise delivery methods in men with prostate cancer on androgen for collecting biomechanical data using wearable sensors: Number deprivation therapy. BMC Cancer, of level runs to define a stable running pattern with a single IMU. J DOI: 10.1186/s12885-018-5189-5 Biomech, DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2019.01.004

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Berrigan P, Andrew G, Reynolds JN, Zwicker JD. 2019. The cost- Cigoja S, Firminger CR, Asmussen MJ, Fletcher JR, Edwards WB, Nigg effectiveness of screening tools used in the diagnosis of fetal BM. 2019. Does increased midsole bending stiffness of sport shoes alcohol spectrum disorder: A modelled analysis. BMC Public Health, redistribute lower limb joint work during running? J Sci Med Sport, DOI: 10.1186/s12889-019-8110-5 DOI: 10.1016/j.jsams.2019.06.015

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Culver DM, Kraft E, Din C, Cayer I. 2019. The Alberta women in sport dos Santos AF, Nakagawa TH, Serrão FV, Ferber R. 2019. Patellofemoral leadership project: A social learning intervention for gender equity joint stress measured across three different running techniques. Gait and leadership development. Women Sport Phys Act J, Posture, DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2018.11.002 DOI: 10.1123/wspaj.2018-0059 Dowd AJ, Kronlund L, Parmar C, Daun JT, Wytsma-Fisher K, Reimer RA, Cunha GDS, Vaz MA, Herzog W, Geremia JM, Leites GT, Reischak-Oliveira Millet GY, Culos-Reed SN. 2019. A 12-week pilot exercise program for Á. 2019. Maturity status effects on torque and muscle architecture of inactive adults with celiac disease: Study protocol. Glob Adv Health young soccer players. J Sports Sci, Med, DOI: 10.1177/2164956119853777 DOI: 10.1080/02640414.2019.1589908 Doyle-Baker P, Wray HE. 2019. Exploring the occupational physical Daeggelmann J, Wurz A, San Juan A, Albinati N, Bloch W, Culos-Reed activity levels in young adult restaurant servers. Int J Nutr S. 2019. Translating research to practice: Taking the next step to get DOI: 10.14302/issn.2379-7835.ijn-19-2968 children diagnosed with cancer moving. Ann Physiother Occup Ther, DOI: https://medwinpublishers.com/APhOT/APhOT16000141.pdf Emery C, Palacios-Derflingher L, Black AM, Eliason P, Krolikowski M, Spencer N, Kozak S, Schneider KJ, Babul S, Mrazik M, Lebrun CM, Danhauer SC, Addington EL, Cohen L, Sohl SJ, Van Puymbroeck M, Goulet C, Macpherson A, Hagel BE. 2019. Does disallowing body Albinati NK, Culos-Reed SN. 2019. Yoga for symptom management checking in non-elite 13- to 14-year-old ice hockey leagues reduce in oncology: A review of the evidence base and future directions for rates of injury and concussion? A cohort study in two Canadian research. Cancer, DOI: 10.1002/cncr.31979 provinces. Br J Sports Med, DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2019-101092

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Esposito M, Wannop JW, Stefanyshyn D. 2019. Tendon and muscle Frémont P, Schneider K. 2019. New recommendations on sport-related fascicle length changes during running with compliant and stiff concussions: Stronger methodology, practical messages, and footwear cushioning. Footwear Sci, remaining challenges. Clin J Sport Med, DOI: 10.1080/19424280.2019.1606080 DOI: 10.1097/JSM.0000000000000556

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Greco-Otto P, Baggaley M, Edwards WB, Léguillette R. 2019. Water Herzog W. 2019. The problem with skeletal muscle series elasticity. BMC treadmill exercise reduces equine limb segmental accelerations and Biomed Eng, DOI: 10.1186/s42490-019-0031-y increases shock attenuation. BMC Vet Res, DOI: 10.1186/s12917-019-2075-6 Hessel AL, Joumaa V, Eck S, Herzog W, Nishikawa KC. 2019. Optimal length, calcium sensitivity and twitch characteristics of skeletal Hagel BE, Macpherson A, Howard A, Fuselli P, Cloutier MS, Winters M, muscles from mdm mice with a deletion in N2A titin. J Exp Biol, Richmond SA, Rothman L, Belton K, Buliung R, Emery CA, Faulkner DOI: 10.1242/jeb.200840 G, Kennedy J, Ma T, Macarthur C, McCormack GR, Morrow G, Nettel- Aguirre A, Owens L, Pike I, Russell K, Torres J, Voaklander D, Embree Ho J, Nicolucci AC, Virtanen H, Schick A, Meddings J, Reimer RA, Huang T, Hubka T. 2019. The built environment and active transportation C. 2019. Effect of prebiotic on microbiota, intestinal permeability, safety in children and youth: A study protocol. BMC Public Health, and glycemic control in children with type 1 diabetes. J Clin DOI: 10.1186/s12889-019-7024-6 Endocrinol Metab, DOI: 10.1210/jc.2019-00481

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Mang CS, Whitten TA, Cosh MS, Scott SH, Wiley JP, Debert CT, Dukelow McDonough MH, Beselt LJ, Daun JT, Shank J, Culos-Reed SN, Kronlund SP, Benson BW. 2019. Robotic assessment of motor, sensory, and LJ, Bridel W. 2019. The role of social support in physical activity for cognitive function in acute sport-related concussion and recovery. J cancer survivors: A systematic review. Psycho-Oncology, Neurotrauma, DOI: 10.1089/neu.2017.5587 DOI: 10.1002/pon.5171

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McNeely ML, Sellar C, Williamson T, Shea-Budgell M, Joy AA, Lau Montero D, Diaz-Canestro C. 2019. Skeletal muscle O2 diffusion and the HY, Easaw JC, Murtha AD, Vallance J, Courneya K, Mackey JR, limitation of aerobic capacity in heart failure: A clarification. Front Parliament M, Culos-Reed N. 2019. Community-based exercise for Cardiovasc Med, DOI: 10.3389/fcvm.2019.00078 health promotion and secondary cancer prevention in Canada: Protocol for a hybrid effectiveness-implementation study. BMJ Montero D, Haider T, Barthelmes J, Goetze JP, Cantatore S, Lundby Open, DOI: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-029975 C, Sudano I, Ruschitzka F, Flammer AJ. 2019. Age-dependent impairment of the erythropoietin response to reduced central Michalski AS, Edwards WB, Boyd SK. 2019. The influence of venous pressure in HFpEF patients. Physiol Rep, reconstruction kernel on bone mineral and strength estimates using DOI: 10.14814/phy2.14021 quantitative computed tomography and finite element analysis. J Clin Densitom, DOI: 10.1016/j.jocd.2017.09.001 Montero D, Haider T, Barthelmes J, Goetze JP, Cantatore S, Sudano I, Ruschitzka F, Flammer AJ. 2019. Hypovolemia and reduced Mildren RL, Peters RM, Carpenter MG, Blouin JS, Timothy Inglis J. 2019. hemoglobin mass in patients with heart failure and preserved Soleus single motor units show stronger coherence with achilles ejection fraction. Physiol Rep, DOI: 10.14814/phy2.14222 tendon vibration across a broad bandwidth relative to medial gastrocnemius units while standing. J Neurophysiol, Montero D, Haider T, Flammer AJ. 2019. Erythropoietin response to DOI: 10.1152/jn.00352.2019 anaemia in heart failure. Eur J Prev Cardiol, DOI: 10.1177/2047487318790823 Mo S, Leung SHS, Chan ZYS, Sze LKY, Mok KM, Yung PSH, Ferber R, Cheung RTH. 2019. The biomechanical difference between running Montero D, Lundby C. 2019. Arterial oxygen content regulates plasma with traditional and 3D printed orthoses. J Sports Sci, erythropoietin independent of arterial oxygen tension: A blinded DOI: 10.1080/02640414.2019.1626069 crossover study. Kidney Int, DOI: 10.1016/j.kint.2018.09.015

Mohr M, von Tscharner V, Emery CA, Nigg BM. 2019. Classification of gait Montero D, Lundby C. 2019. Regulation of red blood cell volume with muscle activation patterns according to knee injury history using a exercise training. Compr Physiol, DOI: 10.1002/cphy.c180004 support vector machine approach. Hum Mov Sci, Montero D, Vicente-Salar N, Herranz M, Micol V, Walther G, Pérez-Martín DOI: 10.1016/j.humov.2019.05.006 A, Vinet A, Roche E. 2019. Glutathione-dependent enzyme activities Mohr M, von Tscharner V, Whittaker JL, Emery CA, Nigg BM. 2019. of peripheral blood mononuclear cells decrease during the winter Quadriceps-hamstrings intermuscular coherence during single-leg season compared with the summer in normal-weight and severely squatting 3–12 years following a youth sport-related knee injury. obese adolescents. J Physiol Biochem, Hum Mov Sci, DOI: 10.1016/j.humov.2019.04.012 DOI: 10.1007/s13105-019-00693-5

Montero D, Diaz-Canestro C, Oberholzer L, Lundby C. 2019. The role of Multani I, Manji J, Tang MJ, Herzog W, Howard JJ, Graham HK. 2019. blood volume in cardiac dysfunction and reduced exercise tolerance Sarcopenia, cerebral palsy, and botulinum toxin type A. JBJS Rev, in patients with diabetes. Lancet Diabetes Endocrinol, DOI: 10.2106/JBJS.RVW.18.00153 DOI: 10.1016/S2213-8587(19)30119-6 Mustonen AM, Käkelä R, Finnilä MAJ, Sawatsky A, Korhonen RK, Montero D, Diaz-Canestro C. 2019. Body height is inversely associated Saarakkala S, Herzog W, Paakkonen T, Nieminen P. 2019. Anterior with left ventricular end-diastolic pressure in heart failure with cruciate ligament transection alters the n-3/n-6 fatty acid balance in preserved ejection fraction. Eur J Prev Cardiol, the lapine infrapatellar fat pad. Lipids Health Dis, DOI: 10.1177/2047487319873453 DOI: 10.1186/s12944-019-1008-5

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Musumeci G, Szychlinska MA, Herzog W. 2019. The “Journal of care providers in Alberta, Canada. A study using the All Our Families Functional Morphology and Kinesiology” Journal club series: cohort. PLoS ONE, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0210290 Highlights on recent papers in exercise and osteoarthritis. J Funct Morphol Kinesiol, DOI: 10.3390/jfmk4010007 Rave G, Boullosa D, Doyle-Baker P, Saeidi A, Abderrahman A, Fortrat J-O, Zouhal H. 2019. Heart rate variability is correlated with Nettleton JE, Cho NA, Klancic T, Nicolucci AC, Shearer J, Borgland SL, perceived physical fitness in elite soccer players. J Hum Kinet, Johnston LA, Ramay HR, Noye Tuplin E, Chleilat F, Thomson C, DOI: 10.2478/hukin-2019-0103 Mayengbam S, McCoy KD, Reimer RA. 2020. Maternal low-dose aspartame and stevia consumption with an obesogenic diet alters Register-Mihalik JK, Guskiewicz KM, Marshall SW, McCulloch KL, metabolism, gut microbiota and mesolimbic reward system in rat Mihalik JP, Mrazik M, Murphy I, Naidu D, Ranapurwala SI, Schneider dams and their offspring. Gut, DOI: 10.1136/gutjnl-2018-317505 K, Gildner P, McCrea M, Active Rehab Study Consortium I. 2019. Methodology and implementation of a randomized controlled trial Nettleton JE, Klancic T, Schick A, Choo AC, Shearer J, Borgland SL, (RCT) for early post-concussion rehabilitation: The active rehab Chleilat F, Mayengbam S, Reimer RA. 2019. Low-dose stevia study. Front Neurol, DOI: 10.3389/fneur.2019.01176 (Rebaudioside A) consumption perturbs gut microbiota and the mesolimbic dopamine reward system. Nutrients, Reimer RA. 2019. Establishing the role of diet in the microbiota–disease DOI: 10.3390/nu11061248 axis. Nat Rev Gastroenterol Hepatol, DOI: 10.1038/s41575-018-0093-7

Oikawa SY, MacInnis MJ, Tripp TR, McGlory C, Baker SK, Phillips Ren G, Whittaker JL, Leonard C, De Rantere D, Pang DSJ, Salo P, Fritzler SM. 9000. Lactalbumin, not collagen, augments muscle protein M, Kapoor M, de Koning APJ, Jaremko JL, Emery CA, Krawetz RJ. synthesis with aerobic exercise. Med Sci Sports Exerc, 2019. CCL22 is a biomarker of cartilage injury and plays a functional DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0000000000002253 role in chondrocyte apoptosis. Cytokine, DOI: 10.1016/j.cyto.2018.11.030 Park SK, Jeon HM, Lam WK, Stefanyshyn D, Ryu J. 2019. The effects of downhill slope on kinematics and kinetics of the lower extremity Richmond SA, Black AM, Jacob J, Babul S, Pike I. 2019. ‘Active & Safe joints during running. Gait Posture, Central’: Development of an online resource for the prevention of DOI: 10.1016/j.gaitpost.2018.11.007 injury in sport and recreational activity. Inj Prev, DOI: 10.1136/injuryprev-2019-043164 Park SK, Ryu S, Kim J, Yoon S, Ryu JS, Woo J, Gil H, Shin J, Stefanyshyn D. 2019. Tibial accelerations in two different age groups of runners. Riciputi S, McDonough MH, Snyder FJ, McDavid ML. 2019. Staff support Footwear Sci, DOI: 10.1080/19424280.2019.1606103 promotes engagement in a physical activity-based positive youth development program for youth from low-income families. Sport Patricia KD-B, Heather EW. 2019. Exploring the occupational physical Exerc Perform Psychol, DOI: 10.1037/spy0000169 activity levels in young adult restaurant servers. Int J Nutr, DOI: 10.14302/issn.2379-7835.ijn-19-2968 Rios JL, Bomhof MR, Reimer RA, Hart DA, Collins KH, Herzog W. 2019. Protective effect of prebiotic and exercise intervention on knee Paul HA, Collins KH, Nicolucci AC, Urbanski SJ, Hart DA, Vogel HJ, health in a rat model of diet-induced obesity. Sci Rep, Reimer RA. 2019. Maternal prebiotic supplementation reduces DOI: 10.1038/s41598-019-40601-x fatty liver development in offspring through altered microbial and metabolomic profiles in rats. FASEB J, DOI: 10.1096/fj.201801551R Rios JL, Ko L, Joumaa V, Liu S, Diefenthaeler F, Sawatsky A, Hart DA, Reimer RA, Herzog W. 2019. The mechanical and biochemical Premji S, McDonald SW, Zaychkowsky C, Zwicker JD. 2019. Supporting properties of tail tendon in a rat model of obesity: Effect of healthy pregnancies: Examining variations in nutrition, weight moderate exercise and prebiotic fibre supplementation. J Biomech, management and substance abuse advice provision by prenatal DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2019.03.031

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Rivara FP, Tennyson R, Mills B, Browd SR, Emery CA, Gioia G, Giza Schneider KJ. 2019. Concussion - Part I: The need for a multifaceted CC, Herring S, Janz KF, Labella C, Valovich McLeod T, Meehan assessment. Musculoskelet Sci Pract, W, Patricios J. 2020. Consensus statement on sports-related DOI: 10.1016/j.msksp.2019.05.007 concussions in youth sports using a modified delphi approach. JAMA Pediatrics, DOI: 10.1001/jamapediatrics.2019.4006 Schneider KJ. 2019. Concussion Part II: Rehabilitation – The need for a multifaceted approach. Musculoskelet Sci Pract, Ronkainen AP, Tanska P, Fick JM, Herzog W, Korhonen RK. 2019. DOI: 10.1016/j.msksp.2019.01.006 Interrelationship of cartilage composition and chondrocyte mechanics after a partial meniscectomy in the rabbit knee joint – Shank J, Chamorro-Viña C, Guilcher GMT, Langelier DM, Schulte F, Culos- experimental and numerical analysis. J Biomech, Reed SN. 2019. Evaluation tools for physical activity programs for DOI: 10.1016/j.jbiomech.2018.11.024 childhood cancer: A scoping review. J Pediatr Oncol Nurs, DOI: 10.1177/1043454219891987 Russell MJ, Premji S, McDonald S, Zwicker JD, Tough S. 2020. Health care service for families with children at early risk of developmental Sivertsen EA, Haug KBF, Kristianslund EK, Trøseid AMS, Parkkari J, delay: An All Our Families cohort study. Dev Med Child Neurol, Lehtimäki T, Mononen N, Pasanen K, Bahr R. 2019. No association DOI: 10.1111/dmcn.14343 between risk of anterior cruciate ligament rupture and selected candidate collagen gene variants in female elite athletes from high- Ryu HX, Kuo AD. 2019. An optimality principle for locomotor central risk team sports. Am J Sports Med, DOI: 10.1177/0363546518808467 pattern generators. bioRxiv, DOI: 10.1101/2019.12.30.890152 Smirl JD, Jones KE, Copeland P, Khatra O, Taylor EH, Van Donkelaar P, Salberg S, Weerwardhena H, Collins R, Reimer RA, Mychasiuk R. 2019. on behalf of the Canadian Traumatic brain injury Research C. 2019. The behavioural and pathophysiological effects of the ketogenic Characterizing symptoms of traumatic brain injury in survivors of diet on mild traumatic brain injury in adolescent rats. Behav Brain intimate partner violence. Brain Inj, Res, DOI: 10.1016/j.bbr.2019.112225 DOI: 10.1080/02699052.2019.1658129

Samantha Cooke E, Wannop JW, Barrons ZB, Burkhardt K, Park SK, Smith AM, Alford PA, Aubry M, Benson B, Black A, Brooks A, Burke Stefanyshyn D. 2019. Influence of foot arch properties on running C, D’Arcy R, Dodick D, Eaves M, Eickhoff C, Erredge K, Farrell K, performance. Footwear Sci, DOI: 10.1080/19424280.2019.1606068 Finnoff J, Fraser DD, Giza C, Greenwald RM, Hoshizaki B, Huston J, Jorgensen J, Joyner M, Krause D, LaVoi N, Leaf M, Leddy J, Sant' Ana J, Franchini E, Murias JM, Diefenthaeler F. 2019. Validity of a Margarucci K, Margulies S, Mihalik J, Munce T, Oeur A, Prideaux taekwondo-specific test to measure VO2peak and the heart rate C, Roberts WO, Shen F, Soma D, Tabrum M, Stuart MB, Wethe J, deflection point. J Strength Cond Res, Whitehead JR, Wiese-Bjornstal D, Stuart MJ. 2019. Proceedings from DOI: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000002153 the Ice Hockey Summit III: Action On Concussion. Curr Sports Med Rep, DOI: 10.1249/JSR.0000000000000557 Schneider KJ, Emery CA, Black A, Yeates KO, Debert CT, Lun V, Meeuwisse WH. 2019. Adapting the dynamic, recursive model Soares RN, Colosio AL, Murias JM, Pogliaghi S. 2019. Noninvasive and in of sport injury to concussion: An individualized approach to vivo assessment of upper and lower limb skeletal muscle oxidative concussion prevention, detection, assessment, and treatment. J metabolism activity and microvascular responses to glucose Orthop Sports Phys Ther, DOI: 10.2519/jospt.2019.8926 ingestion in humans. Appl Physiol Nutr Metab, DOI: 10.1139/apnm-2018-0866 Schneider KJ, Meeuwisse WH, Palacios-Derflingher L, Emery CA. 2018. Changes in measures of cervical spine function, vestibulo-ocular Soares RN, de Oliveira GV, Alvares TS, Murias JM. 2020. The effects reflex, dynamic balance, and divided attention following sport- of the analysis strategy on the correlation between the NIRS related concussion in elite youth ice hockey players. J Orthop Sports reperfusion measures and the FMD response. Microvasc Res, Phys Ther, DOI: 10.2519/jospt.2018.8258 DOI: 10.1016/j.mvr.2019.103922

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Soares RN, Murias JM, Saccone F, Puga L, Moreno G, Resnik M, De Roia is disrupted in individuals at high risk for cardiovascular disease. GF. 2019. Effects of a rehabilitation program on microvascular Microcirculation, DOI: 10.1111/micc.12556 function of CHD patients assessed by near-infrared spectroscopy. Physiol Rep, DOI: 10.14814/phy2.14145 Walker A, Doyle-Baker P. 2019. Promoting and strengthening public health through undergraduate education. Can J Public Health, Soares RN, Proctor DN, de Oliveira GV, Alvares TS, Murias JM. 2019. DOI: 10.17269/s41997-019-00217-0 Acute application of a transdermal nitroglycerin patch protects against prolonged forearm ischemia-induced microvascular Wannop JW, Foreman T, Madden R, Stefanyshyn D. 2019. Influence of dysfunction. Microcirculation, DOI: 10.1111/micc.12599 the composition of artificial turf on rotational traction and athlete biomechanics. J Sports Sci, DOI: 10.1080/02640414.2019.1598923 Soares RN, Somani YB, Al-Qahtani AM, Proctor DN, Murias JM. 2019. Near-infrared spectroscopy detects transient decrements and Wannop JW, Nigg S, Edwards WB. 2019. From Canmore to Kananaskis: recovery of microvascular responsiveness following prolonged where has the last 20 years in Footwear Sci brought us? Footwear forearm ischemia. Microvasc Res, DOI: 10.1016/j.mvr.2019.04.009 Sci, DOI: 10.1080/19424280.2019.1606348

Soares RN, Somani YB, Proctor DN, Murias JM. 2019. The association Wannop JW, Stefanyshyn DJ, Anderson RB, Coughlin MJ, Kent R. 2019. between near-infrared spectroscopy-derived and flow-mediated Development of a footwear sizing system in the National Football dilation assessment of vascular responsiveness in the arm. Microvasc League. Sports Health, DOI: 10.1177/1941738118789402 Res, DOI: 10.1016/j.mvr.2018.11.005 Weijs C, Gobrail S, Lucas J, Zwicker J, McLaren L. 2019. Identifying and Thomas JM, Edwards WB, Derrick TR. 2020. Joint contact forces with critically examining government legislation relevant to children’s changes in running stride length and midsole stiffness. J Sci Sport dental caries in Calgary, Alberta, Canada: a health inequities lens. J Exerc, DOI: 10.1007/s42978-019-00027-3 Public Health Dent, DOI: 10.1111/jphd.12305

Townsend LK, Gandhi S, Shamshoum H, Trottier SK, Mutch DM, Reimer Whatman C, Toomey C, Emery C. 2019. Visual rating of movement RA, Shearer J, LeBlanc PJ, Wright DC. 2020. Exercise and dairy quality in individuals with and without a history of intra-articular protein have distinct effects on indices of liver and systemic lipid knee injury. Physiother Theory Pract, metabolism. Obesity (Silver Spring), DOI: 10.1002/oby.22621 DOI: 10.1080/09593985.2019.1703229

Van Slingerland KJ, Durand-Bush N, Bradley L, Goldfield G, Archambault Whittaker JL, Toomey CM, Nettel-Aguirre A, Jaremko JL, Doyle-Baker R, Smith D, Edwards C, Delenardo S, Taylor S, Werthner P, Kenttä PK, Woodhouse LJ, Emery CA. 2019. Health-related outcomes after G. 2019. Canadian Centre for Mental Health and Sport (CCMHS) a youth sport-related knee injury. Med Sci Sports Exerc, Position Statement: principles of mental health in competitive and DOI: 10.1249/MSS.0000000000001787 high-performance sport. Clin J Sport Med, Wurz A, Daeggelmann J, Albinati N, Kronlund L, Chamorro-Viña C, DOI: 10.1097/JSM.0000000000000665 Culos-Reed SN. 2019. Physical activity programs for children Vernillo G, Aguiar M, Savoldelli A, Martinez A, Giandolini M, Horvais N, diagnosed with cancer: an international environmental scan. Edwards WB, Millet GY. 2019. Regular changes in foot strike pattern Support Care Cancer, DOI: 10.1007/s00520-019-04669-5 during prolonged downhill running do not influence neuromuscular, Xia Y, Darling EM, Herzog W. 2018. Functional properties of energetics, or biomechanical parameters. Eur J Sport Sci, chondrocytes and articular cartilage using optical imaging to DOI: 10.1080/17461391.2019.1645212 scanning probe microscopy. J Orthop Res, DOI: 10.1002/jor.23757 Vieira de Oliveira G, Soares RN, Volino-Souza M, Murias JM, Alvares TS. 2019. The association between near-infrared spectroscopy assessment of microvascular reactivity and flow-mediated dilation

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Xu C, Reifman J, Baggaley M, Edwards WB, Unnikrishnan G. 2020. Bridel W, 2019. Review of Skate Canada Policies, Procedures, Bylaws, Individual differences in women during walking affect tibial response and Rule Book. Prepared for Skate Canada Board of Directors and to load carriage: the importance of individualized musculoskeletal National Service Centre Staff. finite-element models. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng, DOI: 10.1109/tbme.2019.2917415 Kowalchuk S, Esposito M, Wannop JW, Stefanyshyn D, 2019. Influence of FieldTurf ONE on Rotational and Linear Traction. Prepared for Zimmermann HB, MacIntosh BR, Dal Pupo J. 2019. Does post-activation FieldTurf. potentiation (PAP) increase voluntary performance? Appl Physiol Nutr Metab, DOI: 10.1139/apnm-2019-0406 Wannop JW, Barrons Z, Bill K, Singh P, Stefanyshyn DJ, 2019. Evaluation of a Skating Technique Training System. Prepared for J. Webb & R. Stone. BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS Wannop JW, Barrons Z, Esposito M, Park SK, Stefanyshyn D, 2019. Traction of Tennis Shoes. Prepared for Fila.

Bridel W, Ventresca M, Kelly D, Viliunas K, Schneider K. 2019. "I Kinda’ Wannop JW, Barrons ZB, Stefanyshyn D, 2019. Development of a Rugby Lost My Sense of Who I Was": Foregrounding Youths’ Experiences Specific Traction Map. Prepared for Under Armour. in Critical Conversations about Sport-Related Concussions. In, Sociocultural Examinations of Sports Concussions. Routledge. Wannop JW, Clermont CA, Perewernycky N, Stefanyshyn D, 2019. Evaluation of Basketball Shoes. Prepared for CBC Marketplace. Kneebone R, Zwicker J. 2019. Fiscal Constraints on the Orange Chinook. In, Orange Chinook: Politics in the New Alberta. University of Wannop JW, Cooke E, Burkhardt K, Bill K, Hartley D, Stefanyshyn D, Calgary Press. 2019. Influence of Midsole Cushioning Density Heel Drop and Shoe Preference on Running Biomechanics and Performance. Prepared for adidas Future Team.

Wannop JW, Esposito M, Cooke E, Burkhardt K, Stefanyshyn D, 2019. Carbon and Cushioning: Influence on Athlete Biomechanics. Prepared for adidas Future Team.

Wannop JW, Kowalchuk S, Esposito M, Stefanyshyn D, 2019. Optimizing Artificial Turf: Surface Stiffness. Prepared for FieldTurf.

Raylene Reimer, Carolyn Emery, Meghan McDonough, Sarah Kenny, Jonathan Smirl

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Total number of invited lectures = 56 Herzog W. Rhythm in biomechanics: from randomness to rhythm to synchrony. Multidisciplinary Symposium of 2018 Killam Prize Culos-Reed SN. 5 A's model of counselling for behavious change. Winners, Montreal QC. December 5. 2019 Exercise is Medicine National Student Research and Medical Conference, Calgary AB. June 28. Joumaa V. Towards a better understanding of muscle contraction. 4th Rocky Mountain Muscle Symposium (rMMs) - Canmore AB. July 28. Culos-Reed SN. Exercise and Nutrition for Quality of Life in Cancer Survivors. CBMTG 2019 Annual Conference: Moving Beyond Toxicity: Kuo AD. The leg bone doesn’t connect with the arm bone (in optimal Patient and Caregiver Symposium, Calgary AB. June 5. control of movement). BIRS Optimal Neuroethology of Movement and Motor Control (19w5235), Banff AB. May 20. Culos-Reed SN & Twomey R. Cancer-Related Fatigue and Exercise in Head and Neck Cancer. Provincial Head and Neck Tumour Group MacIntosh BR. Does Ca2++ sensitivity increase during staircase with Meeting. Calgary AB. April 12. intermittent submaximal tetanic contractions? European Muscle Conference 2019, Canterbury, UK. September 7. Edwards WB. Biomecánica de la Fractura Atípica. Summit de Osteoporosis, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. March. MacIntosh BR. Intensity of Exercise Prescription: What is moderate to vigorous exercise? 2019 Exercise is Medicine National Student Edwards WB. Mechanisms of Atypical Femoral Fracture. International Research and Medical Conference, Calgary AB. June 27. Bone Academy, Amsterdam, Netherlands. March. McDonough M. In the same boat: Social relationships, physical activity, Emery C. Canadian high school rugby injury surveillance and evaluation. and well-being in cancer survivorship. Research Revealed 2019: Injury Prevention Research Symposium, Bath UK. March. Undergraduate Research Conference, Lethbridge AB. March.

Emery C. Concussion in youth sport: moving upstream towards Murias JM. Exercise prescription for cardiovascular health: how close prevention. Sports Medicine National Congress, Oslo Norway. (or how far) are we from getting it right? Canadian Association of November. (Keynote) Cardiovascular Prevention & Rehabilitation (CACPR) Fall Conference 2019, Montreal QC. October 25. Emery C. What’s New in Concussion Research. See the Line Community Symposium 2019, London ON. August 15. (Keynote) Pasanen K. Preventing Lower Extremity Injuries in Youth Team Sports. Norwegian Sports Medicine Congress, Lillehammer, Norway. Herzog W. Cross-country skiing as a model for human movement November 23. analysis. 8th International Congress on Science and Skiing, Vuokatti, Finland. March 14. (Keynote) Pasanen K. Training load and player monitoring in youth team sports – insights for sport injury prevention. FSPA Congress 2019 (Finnish Herzog W. Effects of botulinum toxin Type-A on skeletal muscle. Sports Physiotherapy Association), Helsinki, Finland. June 8. Combined AACPDM 73rd Annual and IAACD 2nd Triannual Meeting, Anaheim CA, USA. September 19. Reimer RA. Health benefits of synbiotics. International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP) Consensus Herzog W. Of muscle force magnitude, direction and synergies in sports. Meeting 2019, Antwerp, Belgium. May 13. International Society of Biomechanics in Sports, Oxford, Ohio, USA. July 22. (Keynote) Reimer RA. Obesity and gut microbiota. Family Medicine Residents Obesity Session, Calgary AB. May 23. Herzog W. Reflections on muscle contraction: the evolution of a new paradigm for muscle contraction. 17th International Conference on Reimer RA. Prebiotics and gut microbiota: how they work together Biomedical Engineering, Singapore. December 11. (Plenary) to affect metabolic health. Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo (FNCE) 2019, Philadelphia PA, USA. October 26. (Keynote)

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Schneider K. Cervical spine involvement and headaches following concussion. Sport Physiotherapy Canada Annual Concussion Symposium 2019, Calgary AB. January 19. (Keynote)

Schneider K. Prevention of concussion in ice hockey. 3rd Annual Injury Prevention Symposium, Vail CO, USA. May 2.

Schneider K. The Sport Concussion Assessment Tool 5 (SCAT5): Practical implications for clinicians. Norwegian Sports Medicine Congress, Lillehammer, Norway. November 22.

Schneider K. Sport-Related Concussion: An Update on the Evidence. 2019 Connect + Learn Physiotherapy Alberta Conference, Canmore AB. October 19.

Schneider K. An update on concussion in sport: Evidence and implementation into the Canadian Context. Sport Physiotherapy Canada Annual Concussion Symposium 2019, Calgary AB. January 19. (Keynote)

Schneider K. An update on the evidence and top 10 of 2019. SPC Concussion Symposium 2019, Vancouver BC. Oct 3, 2019. (Keynote)

Wannop, B. Running Shoe Design and Biomechanics. 2019 Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine, Calgary, AB. September 14.

Wannop, B. Use of Xsens to Quantify In-field Kinematics of High Performance Athletes. Xsens User Meeting, Calgary, AB. July 31.

Penny Werthner

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Research Staff Chleilat, Fatima (PhD) Gillis, Chelsia (PhD) Larissa, Taddei (MSc) Cho, Nicole (PhD) Gorrell, Lindsay (PhD) Lategan, Conné Abusara, Ziad Janzen, Leticia Ruddick, Rob Chong, Emma Graham, Robby Lau, Ai-Men (MPP) Barrons, Zachary Jinha, Azim Ruemper, Alia Christie, Sommer (PD) Grewal, Sagar Lavigne, Colin (MSc) Bechard-Kuehner, Jones, K. Elizabeth Rutkovskaya, Maria Cigoja, Sasa (PhD) Grodaes, Payton Lawson, Drew (MSc) Melissa Joumaa, Venus Sandron, Elysa Clermont, Christian Gryzb, Caitlin (MSc) Lee, Mattea Befus, Kimberley Kowalchuk, Shaylyn Sawatsky, Andrew (PD) Haider, Ifaz (PD) Lemaire, Koen (PhD) Brett, Allan Kozak, Stacy Seerattan, Ruth Coates, Kyla (PhD) Han, Seong-won (PhD) Li, Meng (MSc) Bucholtz, Victoria Kuntze, Gregor Sethumadhavan, Copeland, Paige (MSc) Hashim, Jawad (MSc) Lorenz, Ashley Cairo, Alexis Lee, Kristine Swetha Crack, Laura (PhD) Hebert, Michele (PD) Loundagin, Lindsay Chadder, Michaela Leonard, Timothy Sick, Stacy Critchley, Meghan Hildebrand, Karys (PhD) Chaudhari, Stephen Lobos, Stacey Stergiou, Pro (PhD) Iannetta, Danilo (PD) Lowry, Dana (PhD) Chen, Alexander Loos, Lisa Sudds, Karen Darici, Osman (PD) Ilg, Jeff Ma, Kyle Childs, Tanya Macaulay, AJ van den Berg, Carla Daun, Julia (MSc) Inglis, Calaine (PhD) MacCauley, Alanah Clay, Rose MacDonald, Connor van Rassel, Cody Debenham, Matthew Ingram, Cristina MacDonald, Graham Danyluk, Jessica Malec, Brooklynn Viliunas, Kevin (PhD) Ismail, Ahmed (Eddy) (PhD) Dew, Michael Moriyama, Mariko Wannop, Bill Donaldson, Gerald Jackson, Kuira Macphail, Emily (PhD) Dodge, Jenna Nguyen, Hoa Warriyar KV, Vineetha (PhD) Jaswal, Roger (MSc) Makasoff, Kevin Eller, Lindsay Palacios-Derflingher, Willimason, Tanya Dowd, Justine (PD) John, Rebecca Maldonado-Rodriguez, Esau, Shane Luz Wilson, Kate Downie, Sheila (MSc) Johnson, Ellis Naomi (MSc) Ghali, Brianna Peng, Xiufeng Wong, Jeremy Duchek, Delaney (MSc) Johnstone, Corson Materula, Dercia (MPP) Henderson, Brett Petersen, Jennie Young, Haley Dueck, Sarah (MSc) Mattu, Anmol (MSc) Hilderman, Tanielle Rajic, Sandro Zimmer, Laurie Eisele, Maximilian Kang, Manraj Maurus, Philipp (PhD) Holash, Barbara Rothlander, Krystal Eliason, Paul (PhD) Kelly, Danika (MSc) Mayengbam, Shyam Ellis, Kelsey (MSc) Kennefick, Michael (PD) Trainees Esposito, Michael (PD) McCallum, Jocelyn (MSc) Khassetarash, Arash (MSc) Adam, Nancy (PhD) Barrons, Zachary Brackman, Jenna Ester, Manuel (PhD) (PhD) McCallum, Kyle (PhD) Ajayi, Timi (PhD) Brar, Rubbal Eubank, Breda (PhD) Khawaja, Arsalan McGinty, Michaela Aki-Matti, Alanen Beever, Austin (MSc) Bruce, Olivia (PhD) Exner, Kyle Kiernan, Friede McLaughlin, Emma (PhD) Befus, Kimberley Burma, Joel (MSc) Ezzat, Allison (PhD) Kimberley, Befus (MSc) Albinati, Natalia (Tali) (MSc) Camarao, Joy Felber Charbonneau, (MSc) Meeuwisse, Derek (MSc) Behling, Anja-Verena Camicioli, Emma Evelyn (PhD) Klancic, Teja (PhD) Meghan, Critchley Alukic, Erna (PhD) Campeau, Lauren Firminger, Colin (PhD) Kleban, Michelle (MSc) (PhD) Araujo, Maria (MSc) Benson, Lauren (PD) Campelo, Alexandre Fortuna, Rafael (PD) Kohrs, Caitlin Miller, Ryan (MSc) Azevedo, Rafael (PhD) Bertagnolli, Craig (PhD) Fu, Xiao Yu (PhD) Kolstad, Ash (MSc) Miutz, Lauren (PhD) Baggaley, Michael Beselt, Jayne (MSc) Carlisle, Elizabeth Fuller, Colm (PhD) Komeili, Amin (PD) Moo, Eng Kuan (PD) (PhD) Bharwani, Alia (MSc) (MSc) Fullerton, Madison Kontro, Hilkka (PhD) Moore, Rob (MD/PhD) Ball, Jillian Bhatiya, Urchit Carlyn, Stilling (MSc) (MSc) Korodele, Abiola Moriyama, Mariko Banman, Christopher Black, Amanda (PD) Cashaback, Joshua Gallacher, Blake (MPP) Kowalski, Kristina (PD) Morris, Nathaniel (MSc) (MSc) Boldt, Kevin (PhD) (PD) Gallinger, Tessa (MSc) Kuervers, Emily Morrison, Heidi Bansal, Mannat Bonsel, Madison Chin, Mathieu Garcia Orrellana, Ladoceur, Austin Multani, Asmi (HYRS) Barrick, Simon (PhD) Bosnjak, Eva (MSc) Chiu, David Daniela Laidlaw, Liam Nasir, Muzammil

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Nasr, Victoria Sampsell, Kara (MSc) van Rassel, Cody Visitors Nazeer, Sadhiq Sandron, Elysa (MSc) (MSc) Nettleton, Jodi (PhD) Saona, Jorge Bejar VanDerVeeken, Tessa Adam, Helen Hannington, Maddie Shokohyar, Sheida Newton, Janna Schroeder, Ryan (PhD) (MSc) Bensamoun, Sabine Harrison, Brittany Siebenmann, Christoph Noye Tuplin, Erin (PD) Segal, Arshia Ventresca, Matthew Croft, James Kammoun, Malek Smail, Ollie Nyguen, Elaine Sekhon, Armaan (PD) Diedrich, Andre Khetabi, Shahin Vaz, Marco Onasch, Franziska Senevirathna, Angela Volkova, Valeriya Feng, Di Lösse, Vivien Vieira de Oliveira, (PhD) (PhD) (MSc) Forbes, Cindy Macrie, Erin Gustavo Otoo, Baaba (PhD) Shill, Isla (MSc) Wai, Janelle Forot, Jonas Mattiello, Stela Whatman, Chris Owoeye, Oluwatoyosi Shrivastav, Srishti Wallace, Colin (PD) Frankish, Barney Nederveen, Joshua Yeo, Sang-Hoon (PD) Sibole, Scott (PhD) Wang, Weilan (PD) Frasson, Viviane Palmer, Debbie Page, Rebecca Sidhu, Harsupreet Weisberg, Alanna Graichen, Robert Rietveld, Boni Pankow, Patrick (MSc) Singh, Pratham (MSc) (MSc) Patterson, Michelle Smith, Donovan Winegarden, Anneke External Collaborators (MSc) Smith, Ian (PD) (MSc) Paul, Eliason (PhD) Soares, Rogerio (PhD) Wittevrongel, Krystle UCalgary Marshall, Deborah Boyd, Lara Sobchuk, Kaitlyn (MKin) Mish, Sandra Brassard, Patrice Pentz, Brandon (MSc) Benseler, Susanne Solberg, Brianna (MPP) Wolper, Emma Mrklas, Kelly Brunet, Jennifer Perewernycky, Boyd, Steven Stead, Tiffany Wong, Janet (MSc) Nettel-Aguirre, Alberto Brusonni, Marianni Nicholas Brooks, Brian Stilling, Carlyn (MSc) Wright, Holly Nicholas, David Carter, Ryan Pigott, Taylor Caird, Jeffrey Stokes, Rachel Wurz, Amanda (PD) Phillips, Aaron Conway, Phil Piucco, Tatiane (PD) Cameron, Ben Tait, Tyler (PhD) Yeung, Natalie (MSc) Raj, Satish Cowle, Stephanie Poscente, Sophia Condliffe, Elizabeth Tan, Justin Yeung, Sam Ronsky, Janet Crocker, Peter (MSc) Currie, Gillian Tapsell, Liam (MSc) Yu, Bryan (MSc) Timmermann, Scott Cruz, Laura Qahtani, Ahmad (MSc) Debert, Chantel Teetzel, Benjanmin Zacher, Jordan Toohey, Ann Culver, Diane Quinn, Colton (MSc) Demchuk, Andrew Thacker, Anna (MSc) Zhang, Jenny Tough, Suzanne Dalton, Brian Raisanen, Anu (PD) Dukelow, Sean Tremblay, Catherine Zhuang, Andrea Twilt, Marinka Demers, Guylaine Rios, Jaqueline Dunn, Jeff (MSc) Zimmer, Chantelle (PD) Walsh, Christine Dennison, Christopher Lourdes (PhD) Fenton, Tanis Tripp, Tom (MSc) Yeates, Keith Doré, Isabelle Robinson, Graham Fine, Nowell Tyler, Tait (PhD) Zacharias, Martin Doschak, Michael Russell, Matthew (PD) Friedenreich, Christine Valeriya, Volkova Ellis, Michael Russell, Monica Goodyear, Bradley (MSc) Finlay, Brittany Ryu, Hansol (PhD) Hagel, Brent Local/National Sales, Kate (MSc) van der Zee, Tim (PhD) Fischer, Lisa Hansen, Pil Asmussen, Mike Fletcher, Jared Harris, Ashley Babul, Shelina Fremont, Pierre Hewson, Jennifer Barlow, Karen Fuselli, Pamela Hill, Michael Belton, Kathy Gagnon, Isabelle Hulliger, Manuel Bennett, Erica Gibala, Martin Jasinovic, Tin Bent, Leah Goulet, Claude Kirton, Adam Berrigan, Patrick Gribble, Paul Krawetz, Roman Birch-Jones, Jennifer Heard, Mark Lebel, Catherine Blouin, Jean-Sebastien Hutchison, Jamie Manske, Sarah Bomhof, Marc Kissick, Jamie

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Kraft, Erin Wilson, James Falvey, Eanna Mattila, Ville Pingguan-Murphy, Snyder, Frank Lebrun, Connie Zemek, Roger Finch, Caroline Mayes, Sue Belinda Snyder-Mackler, Lynn Levac, Amy Finch, Caroline McCrea, Michael Pogliaghi, Silvia Soligard, Torbjorn MacDonald, Kerry International Fortington, Lauren McCrory, Paul Proctor, David Steffen, Kathrin Macpherson, Alison Froyd, C. McDavid, Lindley Rantala, Anni Stokes, Keith Aaltonen, Sari Mah, Danielle Fukutani, Atsuki McKay, Carly Register-Mihalik, Johna Stokes, Maria Alanko, Lauri Malate, Josh Gebauer, Simon Millet, Guillaume Rhodri, Lloyd Stubbe, Janine Allen, Nick Mayall, Erika Graham, Kerr Mobasheri, Ali Richards, Elizabeth Thompson, Dylan Alvares, Thiago McFadyan, Brad Grethe, Myklebust Moller, Merete Riikonen, Valtteri Tzeng, Shieak Andriacchi, Tom McGlory, Chris Grillo, Alfio Muendermann, Risberg, May Arna van Rijn, Rogier Arden, Nigel McGuire-Adams, Tricia Guermazi, Ali Annegret Ritchie, Ashley Vasankari, Tommi Ari, Heinonen McMahon, Heather Guskiewicz, Kevin Murphy, Robyn Roos, Ewa Verhagen, Evert Arslan, Yunus Mercier, Catherine Haapasalo, Heidi Nishikawa, Kiisa Rossi, Marleena Verhagen, Evert Aubry, Mark Mountjoy, Margo Haverinen, Marko Ojanen, Simo Rouhi, Gholamreza Vesanto, Johanna Avela, Janne Mrazik, Martin Hietamo, Jussi Palmer, Debbie Ruiz, Yumary Viviers, Pierre Ayramo, Sami Nadeau, Luc Hilska, Matias Pandy, Marcus Runhaar, Jon Walcott, Sam Bahr, Roald Oh, Andrea Hislop, Mike Parkkari, Jari Russell, Jeff Watt, Fiona Bahr, Roald Oikawa, Sara Horisberger, Monika Patricios, Jon Sanchez, Adelino Webborn, Nick Bailey, Damian Owen, Adrien Howard, Jason Peat, George Schappacher, Gudrun Welsh, Tom Batt, Mark Peers, Danielle Huber, Jessica Peltonen, Juha Seiberl, Wolfgang Wilkes, Matthew Benjamin, Clarsen Phillips, Stuart Hunter, David Bennell, Kim Pike, Ian Jauhiainen, Susanne Bierma-Zeinstra, Sita Power, Geoff Kannus, Pekka Blauwet, Cheri Pruszynski, Andrew Katz-Leurer, Michal Bolling, Caroline Reed, Nick Kauppi, Jukka-Pekka Borg, Patrik Roy, Brian Keir, Daniel Broglio, Steven Russell, Kelly Knisel, Elke Chambers, Katy Sabiston, Catherine Konttinen, Niilo Chevignard, Mathilde Salimi, Sahar Korhonen, Rami Clarsen, Ben Scott, Craig Kraus, Virginia Cook, Jill Scott, Stephen H. Krosshaug, Tron Crevecoeur, Frederic Shier, Ian Kujala, Urho Crossley, Kay Skelly, Lauren Kulmala, Juha-Pekka Dal Pupo, J. Strzalkowski, Nick Leppanen, Mari Davis, Gavin A Symons, Bruce Leumann, Andre de Brito Fontana, Taylor, Taryn Liederbach, Marijeanne Heiliane Turgeon, Alexis Lloyd, David Derman, Wayne van Donkelaar, Paul Lohmander, Stephan Diefenthaler, Fernando Wellington, Cheryl Losina, Elena Dvorak, Jiri White, Mallory Lundby, Carsten Engebretsen, Lars Whittaker, Jackie Luyten, Frank Englund, Martin M Wigglesworth, Makdissi, Michael Louis Passfield Esposito, Fabio Anthony Mathema, Prav

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Active & Safe Central (BC) Calgary of Health Trust Cummings School of Medicine, International Olympic Committee adidas International Canada Foundation for Innovation University of Calgary (IOC) Alberta Alpine Ski Association (CFI), John R. Evans Leaders David Hart International Olympic Committee (AASA) Fund (JELF) Department for Women and Medical and Scientific Alberta Ballet Canada High School Sport Gender Equality (WAGE) Commission Alberta Ballet School Canada Research Chair Program Dr. Benno Nigg Research Chair Jenny Vincent Endowment Alberta Basketball (CIHR) ERA-NET Neuron Kids Cancer Foundation of Alberta Alberta Bone and Joint Health Canada Research Chair Program Evelyn Wigham Killam Foundation Institute (NSERC) Ever Active Schools Killam Research Fellowships – Alberta Bone and Joint Strategic Canadian Academy of Sport and Faculty of Graduate Studies, Canada Council for the Arts Clinical Network Exercise Medicine (CASEM) University of Calgary Mackenzie Fund for Head and Alberta Children’s Hospital (ACH) Canadian Association on Faculty of Kinesiology, University Neck Surgery Innovation Alberta Children’s Hospital Gerontology of Calgary makeCalgary Foundation (ACHF) Canadian Athletic Therapy Fieldturf Marco Vaz Alberta Children’s Hospital Association Fila Markin Undergraduate Student Research Institute (ACHRI) Canadian Cancer Society Research Fitter International Inc Research Program (USRP) in Alberta College and Association of Institute (CCSRI) Flames Foundation Health and Wellness, Allan Chiropractors Canadian Chiropractic Research Football Canada Markin Alberta Graduate Excellence Foundation Foothills Soccer Club Maternal Newborn Child & Youth Scholarship Canadian Institutes for Health Foundation of Research Support Strategic Clinical NetworkTM Alberta Health Services (AHS) Research (CIHR) of the State of São Paulo (MNCY SCNTM) Health Alberta High School Athletics Canadian Musculoskeletal (FAPESP) Outcomes Improvement Association Rehabilitation Research Frederick Banting and Charles (HOI) Fund Alberta Injury Prevention Centre Consortium Best Canada Graduate Max Bell Endowment Alberta Innovates Canadian Physiotherapy Scholarships (CIHR) McCaig Institute (R. R. Singleton Alberta Spine Foundation Association General Electric Summer Studentship), Amgen Inc Canadian Soccer Association General Mills Inc University of Calgary Ariat International Canadian Sport Institute Calgary Harvest Half Marathon Society McCaig Institute for Bone and Arthritis Research UK Centre Canadian Traumatic Brain Injury Heart and Stroke Foundation of Joint Health, University of for Sport, Exercise and Research Consortium (CTRC) Canada Calgary Osteoarthritis Chinese Speed Skating Henry M. Jackson Foundation for McGill University Arthritis Society Association the Advancement of Military Michael Smith Foundation for Banff Alpine Racers (BAR) City of Calgary Medicine Inc Health Research (MSFHR) Basketball Canada City of Calgary Department of Highmark Innovations Inc Mitacs BC Hockey Transportation Hockey Alberta Momentum Health Mission BioRad Laboratories Inc City of Calgary Recreation Hockey Calgary Movember Foundation Brain Canada Foundation Clifford Kinley Trust Hockey Canada National Basketball Association Brenda Strafford Centre on Aging Coaching Association of Canada Hockey Edmonton (NBA) Calgary Board of Education (CAC) Hotchkiss Brain Institute, National Basketball Association Calgary Catholic Board of Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento University of Calgary (HBI) (NBA)/GE Healthcare, Education de Pessoal de Nivel Superior Infinit Nutrition Orthopedics and Sports Calgary Health Trust (CAPES) Integrated Concussion Research Medicine Collaboration Calgary Minor Soccer Association Crossing Dance Studio Program (ICRP) National Football League (NFL)

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National Institutes of Health (NIH) Sport Surgery Clinic (SSC), Dublin, Western University World Rugby National Science Foundation Ireland WinSport XCO Tech Inc. (NSF) Stellenbosch University, South Wits Institute for Sports and YMCA Natural Sciences and Engineering Africa Health (WISH), Wits Research Council of Canada Superfeet University, South Africa (NSERC) Swedish Foundation for NFL Scientific Advisory Board International Cooperation NSERC Collaborative Research in Research and Higher and Training Experience Education, The (CREATE) Talisman NSERC CREATE CONNECT! Taylor Institute for Teaching and Queen’s University Learning, Teaching Scholars O’Brien Institute of Public Health, Program, University of Calgary University of Calgary Tel Aviv University, Israel Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation Thrive Centre Leadership Team Osteoarthritis Research Society and volunteers International (OARSI) Thrive Health Services Own The Podium Tom Baker Cancer Centre Parachute U SPORTS Patricia Pennock Under Armour Program for Undergraduate United States Department of Research Experience (PURE), Agriculture, National Institute University of Calgary of Food and Agriculture Public Health Agency of Canada Université Laval Rugby Canada University of Alberta Section of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Calgary Department of Surgery, University of Southampton University of Calgary University of Toronto Simpson Family Endowment US Army Medical Research Skate Canada and Materiel Command Snyder Institute for Chronic (USAMRMC), Department of Diseases, University of Calgary Defense (DoD) Soccer Canada Vanier Canada Graduate Social Science and Humanities Scholarships (Vanier CGS) Research Council (SSHRC) Vera A. Ross Graduate Scholarship Sorbonne Université, France VERT Speed Skating Canada Vi Riddell Foundation Sport Canada Volleyball Canada Sport Injury Prevention Research W. Brett Wilson Centre (SIPRC), University of W. Garfield Weston Foundation, The Calgary Wellspring Calgary Sport Medicine Centre, University Wellspring Edmonton of Calgary Welsh Rugby Union

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