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    Utilizing GPS technology to identify and manage hamstring injuries during high-speed running: A scoping review

    Miller, E., Surber, B., Vrooman, L., Hendren, S., Myers, H. “…Miller, E.…”
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    Running-related injury incidence: does it correlate with kinematic sub-groups of runners? A scoping review

    Adamson, L., Vandamme, L., Prior, T., Miller, S. C.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2024)
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    Intensity distribution of collegiate cross-country competitions

    Perez, N., Miller, P., Farrell, J. W.
    Published in Sports (2024)
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    The muscle morphology of elite female sprint running

    Miller, R., Balshaw, T. G., Massey, G. J., Maeo, S., Lanza, M. B., Haug, B., Johnston, M., Allen, S., Folland, J. P. “…Miller, R.…”
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    The muscle morphology of elite sprint running

    Miller, R., Balshaw, T. G., Massey, G. J., Maeo, S., Lanza, M. B., Johnston, M., Allen, S. J., Folland, J. P. “…Miller, R.…”
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    Authors' reply to Dewolf et al.: "Is motorized treadmill running biomechanically comparable to overground running? A systematic review and meta-analysis of cross-over studies"

    Van Hooren, B., Fuller, J. T., Buckley, J. D., Miller, J. R., Sewell, K., Rao, G., Barton, C., Bishop, C., Willy, R. W.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2020)
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    Learning how to prepare athletes for peak performance: Use of mental imagery training as a psychological strategy to enhancing motor learning, retention and transfer of sport rifle...

    Taktek, K., Zinsser, N., Fielitz, L., Corbari, G., Miller, S., St. John, R. “…Miller, S.…”
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    Fatigue leads to altered spinal kinematics during high performance ergometer rowing

    Urbanczyk, C. A., Miller, E., McGregor, A. H., Bull, A. M. J. “…Miller, E.…”
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    Is motorized treadmill running biomechanically comparable to overground running? A systematic review and meta-analysis of cross-over studies

    Van Hooren, B., Fuller, J. T., Buckley, J. D., Miller, J. R., Sewell, K., Rao, G., Barton, C., Bishop, C., Willy, R. W.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2020)
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    Validity of an instrumented sock and on-shoe sensor to provide biometric feedback to runners

    Stoltenberg, B. E., Miller, E. M., Dolbeer, J. A., Pickens, B. B., Goss, D. L.
    Published in Footwear Science (2019)
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    Using real-time biofeedback to alter running biomechanics: A randomized controlled trial

    Morris, J. B., Goss, D. L., Miller, E. M., Davis, I. S.
    Published in Translational Sports Medicine (2020)
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    The effect of static stretching, mini-band warm-ups, medicine-ball warm-ups, and a light jogging warm-up on common athletic ability tests

    Christensen, K., Bond, C. W., Napoli, R., Lopez, K., Miller, J., Hackney, K. J. “…Miller, J.…”
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    Neural network method to predicting stance-phase ground reaction force in distance runners

    Miller, A. C., Aljohani, M., Kim, H., Kipp, K. “…Miller, A. C.…”
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    Fast running does not contribute more to cumulative load than slow running

    Hunter, J. G., Garcia, G. L., Shim, J. K., Miller, R. H. “…Miller, R. H.…”
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    A systematic review and meta-analysis of crossover studies comparing physiological, perceptual and performance measures between treadmill and overground running

    Miller, J. R., Van Hooren, B., Bishop, C., Buckley, J. D., Willy, R. W., Fuller, J. T.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2019)
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    Increased rate of heat storage, and no performance benefits, with caffeine ingestion before a 10-km run in hot, humid conditions

    Hanson, N. J., Martinez, S. C., Byl, E. N., Maceri, R. M., Miller, M. G. “…Miller, M. G.…”
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    Evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of chronic exertional compartment syndrome: a review of current literature

    Vajapey, S., Miller, T. L.
    Published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine (2017)
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    Deception of ambient temperature does not elicit performance benefits during a 5 km run in hot, humid conditions

    Hanson, N. J., Carriveau, D. M., Morgan, H. E., Smith, A. R., Michael, T. J., Miller, M. G. “…Miller, M. G.…”
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    A comparison of base running start techniques in collegiate fastpitch softball athletes

    Massey, K. P., Miller Brouillette, K., Martino, M.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2018)
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    Lower extremity kinematics of curve sprinting displayed by runners using a transtibial prosthesis

    Li, Y., Simpson, K. J., Nolan, L., Miller, M., Johnson, B.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2018)
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