Stewart Bruce-Low

Latest Additions

1. Burnet, Scott and Bruce-Low, Stewart and Mola, Jameson. Optimal Recovery Time for Postactivation Potentiation in Professional Soccer Players. Working Paper. SSU. (Unpublished)
2. Fisher, James and Bruce-Low, Stewart. (2012). A Randomized Trial to consider the effect of Romanian deadlift exercise on the development of lumbar extension strength. Physical Therapy in Sport, August 2012,
3. Steele, James and Fisher, James and Bruce-Low, Stewart. (2012). Resistance Training to Momentary Muscular Failure Improves Cardiovascular Fitness in Humans: A Review of Acute Physiological responses and Chronic Physiological Adaptations. Journal of Exercise Physiology Online, June 2012, 15 (3), pp. 53-80
4. Bruce-Low, Stewart and Burnet, Scott and Fisher, James and Webster, Leonie. (2012). One lumbar extension training session per week is sufficient for strength gains and reduction in pain in patients with chronic low back pain ergonomics. Ergonomics, April 2012, 55 (4), pp. 500-507
5. Bruce-Low, Stewart. Twenty Years Of Specific, Isolated Lumbar Extension Research: A Review. Journal of Orthopaedics,
6. Bruce-Low, Stewart. Determining the reliability of a custom built portable impact testing device for assessing the cushioning properties of athletic socks. Journal of Applied Biomechanics,
7. Bruce-Low, Stewart. Effect of Romanian Deadlift Exercise on the Development of Lumbar Extension Strength. Physical Therapy in Sport,
8. Bruce-Low, Stewart. The effect of lumbar extension training with and without pelvic stabilization on lumbar strength and low back pain. Journal of back and musculoskeletal Rehabilitation,
9. Bruce-Low, Stewart. Evidence-based resistance training recommendations. Medicina Sportiva,
10. Bruce-Low, Stewart. One lumbar extension training session per week is sufficient for optimal strength gains and reductions in low back pain in chronic participants. Ergonomics,