Texas A&M University’s Involvement in ACSM Meeting

Texas A&M University’s Involvement

Texas A&M University was well represented at the meeting, with a strong contingent from the Sports Science department. The event provided an opportunity for staff and current students to share their research and insights with the larger ACSM community.

Research Presentations by Texas A&M Sports Science

• Kelly Hines, Sports Science Practicum Intern: Presented on “Traditional Football Training Groups Assessed by Sprint Performance.”
• Drew Smith, PhD Fellow: Shared insights on “Game Intensity May Provide a More Comprehensive View of Load.”
• Madison Treece, PhD Fellow: Discussed “Assessing Dual Task Gait Asymmetries in Older Adults Using Wireless Instrumented Shoe Insoles.”

Acknowledgements

Texas A&M Sports Science expressed gratitude to the faculty of Kinesiology and Sport Management and the Huffines Institute for their ongoing support and guidance in the development of students and staff. The university emphasized the importance of research in advancing the field of Sports Science, Performance, and Wellness.