Department of Human Physiology, Gonzaga University
Run faster, walk longer
Biomechanics feedback in walking and running
Assess biomechanics outdoor
Assistant Professor
Department of Human Physiology, Gonzaga University
Postdoctoral Researcher
Department of Integrative Physiology, University of Colorado Boulder
Graduate Research Assistant
Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Visiting Graduate Student
Biodesign Lab, Harvard University
HPHY 375
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HPHY 205
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HPHY 210
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HPHY 274
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HPHY 441/442
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Principle Investigator
Gonzaga University
Principle Investigator
Gonzaga University
Key Personnel
United States Department of Veterans Affairs
PhD in Biomechanics
Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Bachelor of Medicine (MB)
Southern Medicial University
Preliminary research project
Pregnancy could lead to increased joint laxity due to hornomal changes. In the meantime, added mass during pregnancy can increase the risk of falling. Our goal is to understand how hornomal changes and added mass could affect tendon stiffness and joint laxity during walking, to further our understanding in prevention of fall risk during pregnancy for women.
Funded by Gonzaga University, Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment & McKinstry Summer Research Fellowship
Our goal is to investigate physiological responses and long-term risk in developing tendinopathy with frequent heat waves in the Inland Northwest in recent years by measuring metabolic cost during running, as well as morphological changes in the Achilles tendon in runners before and after running in a climate chamber under different heat conditions.
