Texas Christian University

Advanced footwear technology improves sprinting mechanics and performance

Sprint running performances have improved with the use of advanced footwear technology, but the mechanisms responsible are unknown. Here, we tested two hypothesized mechanisms: 1) faster maximal speeds resulting from greater ground force application, and 2) associated contact tim...

Concurrent Changes in Body Composition, Body Image, and Eating Behaviors in NCAA Division 1 Female Distance Runners Across an Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field Season

Abstract Parnell, S, Kaylor, MG, Johnson, MF, Addison, A, Braun-Trocchio, R, and Graybeal, AJ. Concurrent changes in body composition, body image, and eating behaviors in NCAA Division 1 female distance runners across an indoor and outdoor track and field season. J Strength Cond...

Examining Attitudes Related to Trauma-Informed Care Among School Professionals: A Baseline District-Wide Organizational Assessment

Abstract Children’s exposure to trauma can significantly affect their learning and behavior in school. Trauma-informed systems, including schools, can support youth who have experienced adverse childhood experiences by creating safe environments that avoid retraumatization and re...

Frenemies for Good: The Paradox of Collaboration and Competition Among Nonprofit Organizations

Abstract Nonprofit organizations are expected to collaborate with peers to advance social good while simultaneously competing for scarce resources such as funding, volunteers, and legitimacy. This paradox of “coopetition” has been explored structurally, but less is known about ho...