[GBM ENews List] UNH Asymmetry Study Volunteers Needed

Hello GBM! 

I was asked to pass on the information below, Colin Bond is a Seacoast Alum, Current Seacoast Coach, Retired Open Water Enthusiast and Graduate Student at UNH.  He is looking for participants for his graduate research project, info below.  Two one hour appointments is all it takes! 

Let's help him graduate - AND you can learn if one of your legs is stronger than the other! 

-Crystie

Men and Women Volunteers Needed for Study on Lower-Extremity Muscular Strength, Power, and Activation Asymmetry

 

Subject Criteria:

·Men and Women between the ages of 30-50 yrs

·Must not be pregnant

·Must not have cardiovascular or neurological disease

·Must not have experienced a significant lower-extremity injury within the past 6 months

·Must have a BMI less than or equal to 30 kg m-2 

   o BMI = weight in kg / height in meters 2

Participant Time Commitment:

·Attend two visits to the Biomechanics and Motor Control Laboratory at UNH

·Each visit will last approximately one hour

Benefits to participants:

·You will receive an assessment of your lower-extremity muscular strength and power asymmetry which may be used to implement a training program to correct imbalances which can reduce the risk for injury and unexplained falls

If you have questions or are interested in participating in this study, please contact Colin Bond at cwb1@wildcats.unh.edu

The UNH Institutional Review Board has approved the use of human subjects in this project. 

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