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The talk was on his research working towards his master's thesis and how the combination of traumatic muscle injury and physical inactivity impact the adjacent bone.

LaVoi discusses her history working with women in coaching, the Tucker Center's research, and the state of women's sports.

VanderLoop's was titled "Feasibility of Delivering a Behavioral Activation-Based Intervention Remotely Among Stroke Survivors: A Case Series." Vang's poster was titled "Adults' Fitness Activity Retention Post-COVID-19 Pandemic: A Cross Sectional Analysis of Minnesota Fairgoers."

She gave a talk as part of a symposium on computer vision approaches for rehabilitation. Hawe also presented a poster titled "Characterization of bilateral reaching abilities in typically developing children using computer vision and augmented reality assessments."

Their article is titled “Limitations in metabolic plasticity after traumatic injury are only moderately exacerbated by physical activity restriction.”

Undergraduate student Braydon Crum, graduate students Angela Bruzina, MS, and Mason Lentz, and postdoctoral fellow Dan Hoffman, PhD, all presented posters.

Kringle was on a panel titled "Designating persons with disabilities as a health disparity population: Implications for research and policy."

Kringle discussed her current reserach, how OTs can partner with researchers, and OT's role in promoting physical activity.

The article covers the MN Aurora team's plans to join the National Women's Soccer League.

LaVoi discussed fandom around women's sports in the wake of this year's NCAA Women's Basketball championship.