Kinesiology Faculty Research and Publications

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Kinesiology Faculty Research and Publications

 

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  • Maximal oxygen uptake validation in children with expiratory flow limitation
    Robben, Katherine E.; Poole, David C.; Harms, Craig A. (2013)
    A two-test protocol (incremental/ramp (IWT) + supramaximal constant-load (CWR)) to affirm max and obviate reliance on secondary criteria has only been validated in highly fit children. In girls (n = 15) and boys (n = 12) ...
  • Food security issues for low-income Hawaii residents
    Hsu, L. J. Y.; Johnson, C. B.; Jokura, Y.; Rider, M.; Maddock, J. E.; Heinrich, Katie M. (2008)
    Background: Support provided by the US Food Stamp Program (FSP) is intended to promote health. The objective of this qualitative study was to examine food security for low-income Hawaii residents. Methods: A sample of ...
  • Obesity and the built environment
    Booth, Katie M.; Pinkston, Megan M.; Poston, Walker S. Carlos (2005)
    Biological, psychological, behavioral, and social factors are unable to fully explain or curtail the obesity epidemic. The goal of this paper is to provide a review of research on the influence of the built environment ...
  • A single test for the determination of parameters of the speed-time relationship for running
    Broxterman, R. M.; Ade, C. J.; Poole, D. C.; Harms, C. A.; Barstow, T. J. (2013)
    A validated expeditious method is needed to determine critical speed (CS) and the finite distance that can be covered above CS (D`). We tested the hypothesis that a single all-out 3-min running test would accurately determine ...
  • Obesity classification in military personnel: a comparison of body fat, waist circumference, and body mass index measurements
    Heinrich, Katie M.; Jitnarin, Nattinee; Suminski, Richard R.; Berkel, LaVerne; Hunter, Christine M.; Alvarez, Lisa; Brundige, Antionette R.; Peterson, Alan L.; Foreyt, John P.; Haddock, C. Keith; Poston, Walker S. C. (2008)
    Objective: To evaluate obesity classifications from body fat percentage (BF%), body mass index (BMI), and waist circumference (WC). Methods: 451 overweight/obese active duty military personnel completed all three ...