EXSC 241B Allegany College of Maryland Kinesiology Paper

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Article Critique Guidelines 1 Department of Exercise Science, Health & Nutrition Course: EXSC 241B - Introduction to Kinesiology Professor: Matthew Cain, PhD, CSCS, NSCA-CPT *Rubric Attached Article Critique/Review Guidelines This assignment is designed to give you practice finding and summarizing research information in the field of exercise and nutritional sciences, as it relates to EXSC 241B Introduction of Kinesiology topics discussed throughout the semester. Please select one of the articles on Bb (or you may use google scholar/pubmed for another article). I am looking primarily for your reflection, which has two parts: • • • Section I - Summary of the academic article: please reflect on what you learned including - what was familiar to you, what was completely new, and what you struggled to understand (this might be an area you examine further in the future). Section II – Application of the academic article: give examples of WHY, what, and how you will and could use this information in your current or future career and/ or life. Practical Application 101! The more specific your information and examples are, the better! If you need examples and/or help, please let me know. Remember, although both sections are equal in points, application of information is critical in our field (and in any field). It is important to start critical thinking and analyzing concepts now, and also, applying those concepts in the field you wish to enter in the future. It will be a challenging, but rewarding process . . . I promise you that! Example of APA format: Please Use this Format at the Top of Your Article McCallum, R. (1998). Measuring Cognitive State Anxiety in Elite Water Polo Players. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 42(3), 204-208. • • • Scoring Rubric and Academic Sources – Page 2 MLA or APA Format Recommendation – at least 3 Pages in length. Provide detail! Article Critique Guidelines 2 Scoring Rubric: 125 points Criteria 1 2 3 4 Summary Little or no clear explanations (with little or no examples) of the information that can be found in this article. Few clear explanations (with few examples) of the information that can be found in this article Somewhat clear explanation/summary (with some examples) of the information that can be found in this article. Clear explanation/summary (with examples) of the information that can be found in the article. Application Little or no personal comments that explain the quality and appropriateness of information and how that information can be used in your profession/future. Few personal comments that explain the quality and appropriateness of information and how that information can be used in your profession/future. Some personal comments that explain the quality and appropriateness of information and how that information can be used in your profession/future. Personal comments that explain the quality and appropriateness of information and how that information can be used in your profession/future. Examples of Academic Journals: Remember, if you need access to a particular article and are unable to obtain it, let me know. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ACSM’s Health & Fitness Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation American Journal of Public Health American Journal of Sports Medicine Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Biology of Sport British Journal of Sports Medicine Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology Canadian Journal of Public Health Clinical Biomechanics Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine Article Critique Guidelines 3 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Clinical Kinesiology Clinics in Sport Medicine Current Reviews in Musculoskeletal Medicine Current Sports Medicine Reports Ergonomics European Journal of Applied Physiology European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine European Journal of Sport Science European Physical Education Review Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews Exercise Immunology Review Gait & Posture Human Movement Science Human Performance International Journal of Athletic Therapy & Training International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity International Journal of Physical Education International Journal of Sport Psychology International Journal of Sports Medicine International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance International SportMed Journal Isokinetics and Exercise Science Journal of Aging and Physical Activity Journal of Applied Biomechanics Journal of Applied Physiology Journal of Applied Sport Psychology Journal of Athletic Training Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Journal of Biomechanics Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology Journal of the International Society of Nutrition Journal of Motor Behavior Journal of Orthopedic & Sports Physical Therapy Journal of Physical Activity & Health Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Journal of Physiotherapy Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology Journal of Sport and Social Issues Journal of Sport Rehabilitation Journal of Sport Management Article Critique Guidelines 4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness Journal of Sports Science and Medicine Journal of Sports Sciences Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research Journal of Teaching in Physical Education Journal of the Philosophy of Sport Kinesiology Review Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise Medicina Dello Sport Medicina Sportiva Motor Control Movement Disorders Muscle & Nerve Pediatric Exercise Science Perceptual & Motor Skills Physical and Health Education Journal Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy Physical Educator Physical Therapy Physical Therapy in Sport Physician & Sports Medicine Physiotherapy Physiotherapy Research International Physiotherapy Theory and Practice Psychology of Sport and Exercise Quest Research in Sports Medicine Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports Science and Sports Sociology of Sport Journal Sport History Review Sport in History Sport Marketing Quarterly Sport, Education, and Society Sports Biomechanics Sports Engineering Sports Health Sports Medicine Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review Strength and Conditioning Journal The Sport Psychologist Article Critique Guidelines 5 • Wilderness and Environmental Medicine
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Reiman, Michael P., and Daniel S. Lorenz. "Integration of strength and conditioning
principles into a rehabilitation program." International journal of sports physical therapy
6.3 (2011): 241. Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3164002/
Summary
Traditionally, Strength and Conditioning exist through the training of a healthy athlete,
but injured athletes are subject to rehabilitation. Once a player has been injured, they join their
sports physical therapist for Post-Injury Rehabilitation before joining their conditioning coaches
for re-integration with the team and' weight room workouts.' The initial goals of the two different
facets are very different in sports due to post-injury timing implementation. For rehabilitation,
the facet is directed towards enhancement of tissue healing, elimination of dysfunction, and
provision of systematic progression of strength and long-range motion. On the other hand, the
player has to be reintegrated into the team once again through the strength and conditioning
program. Even now, the evidence is still lacking on how strength and rehabilitation principles
can be integrated into a rehabilitation program to create a comprehensive rehabilitation program.
However, Reiman, Michael, and Lorenz-2011 study suggested a possibl...


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