The class partnered with USA Curling for a semester-long project aimed at developing innovative racial diversity and inclusion strategies to improve the diversity in curling.
The article examines regulatory space occupied by principal actors in elite sport, with a particular interest in how dominant actors in sports governance respond to the emergence of third-party competitions or ‘breakaway’ leagues.
The paper presents a novel measure, the pressure in the upper airways during phonation, as a potential variable to assess voice disruption in people with laryngeal dystonia.
The paper evaluated the extent to which two different levels of low-intensity vibration training affected musculoskeletal structure and function after a volumetric muscle loss injury.
