OU DPT '26
Rochester, MI
Joined January 2021
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Michael Nolff retweeted
Free access to our new @BalanceTracking LOS norms tables published in Gait and Posture Journal:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1hpg4…
@ISPGR @OaklandResearch @OaklanduSHS @MichaelNolff @shweta_kapur_l @NateConner15 @H_Chander @mihalisdoumas @B_J_Kendall
Grateful to have been involved in such a meaningful project with an awesome team of colleagues. Happy to see this publication become a reality!
Norms for the #BTrackS Limits of Stability protocol coming soon!
@BalanceTracking @B_J_Kendall @H_Chander @mihalisdoumas @MichaelNolff @shweta_kapur_l @NateConner15 @OaklanduSHS @OaklandResearch
Last Friday, I was reminded of the impact the involvement with @BalanceTracking research and student teaching had on campus. I’m honored to receive the Graduate Leadership Award from @OaklanduSHS . Many thanks to @docgoble and faculty, family, and friends for their support! – at Auburn Hills, MI
Michael Nolff retweeted
Latest @BalanceTracking research paper is out!
Highlights:
1. BTrackS Target Tracking protocol improves dynamic balance with just 3 min of practice a day over 6 weeks
2. Benefits last at least 6 weeks post training
Open access link: dovepress.com/getfile.php?fi…
I recently presented my Master’s thesis along with @shweta_kapur_l at Oakland’s 8th Annual Graduate Student Research Conference. Had fun discussing @BalanceTracking research with the campus community. I’m super appreciative of the support from @docgoble to be able to do this!
Michael Nolff retweeted
Have you ever seen a rocket launch -- from space? If you search for a dot in this video, you'll find out it's a rocket, the Progress MS-10 bringing supplies to the International Space Station in November 2018
[read more: buff.ly/2Kvf1XD]
Michael Nolff retweeted
This two-legged fox has been spotted in Derbyshire, UK.
The Derbyshire Wildlife Trust said that they never saw anything like this in the wild before: yet the animal looks relatively healthy & appears to have adapted to life on two legs
[📹 Phil Carter]
Michael Nolff retweeted
Free Access to our latest @BalanceTracking research article entitled "Lower Limb Asymmetry Evaluation Using the Balance Tracking System (BTrackS) Single Leg Stance Protocol".
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
@MichaelNolff @NateConner15
Michael Nolff retweeted
BOOM: 'Ultraprocessed' foods (UPF) linked to cognitive decline. Time to change diets? UPF's sugar-sweet beverages, processed meats, frozen foods,
fast foods, salty snacks, sweets. Consumption of Ultraprocessed Foods and Cognitive Decline ja.ma/3BA4UfZ @MichelleCardel
Michael Nolff retweeted
I'm recruiting a new PhD student for next fall. Focus would be biomechanics in strength sports (e.g., weightlifting, heavy throws). Includes tuition waiver + $30K annual stipend. If interested please email me ([email protected]) by Dec 19.
RTs appreciated!
Michael Nolff retweeted
I'm recruiting PhD students for Fall 2023; If you are interested in either advanced mechatronic design or machine learning-based control of assistive devices, please reach out! Examples of past projects on my lab site: shepherdlab.sites.northeaste…
Michael Nolff retweeted
Shoutout to @MichaelNolff and @NateConner15 for representing the lab at the @OaklanduSHS Healthology symposium today. 🤓
Michael Nolff retweeted
Congrats @MichaelNolff on presenting some excellent @BalanceTracking single leg stance asymmetry data at the @oaklandu grad research day!
Michael Nolff retweeted
#EXS3030 love how this video shows EMG’s at work in a creative and progressive light youtube.com/shorts/mbwgyOKhx…
Michael Nolff retweeted
This video is a demo of EMG based control (analyzing electrical muscle activity) of a robotic hand. #EXS3030 youtube.com/watch?v=T8uoPuy4…
Michael Nolff retweeted
#EXS3030
Presented is an example of the use of surface EMG with the movements of a squat and a run which I particularly found interesting because of its application to sport.
youtu.be/u49aR1D8M40
Michael Nolff retweeted
youtu.be/8s5uo2duRkM Here’s a video of Johnny Matheny playing a piano with his prosthesis. Researchers at John Hopkins studied Mr. Matheny’s movements with the prosthesis through pattern recognition of EMG. #EXS3030
Michael Nolff retweeted
#exs3030 I liked this video because it shows how EMG is used in a real clinical setting to asses muscle strength, and using that information to further rehabilitation, in this case rehabilitation from a spinal cord injury. youtube.com/watch?v=QfWhYuJ5…
Michael Nolff retweeted
This is a great video that is provided, it also includes a good read of what the EMG is doing in this video. I thought it was pretty cool that they used a EMG while having muscle fatigue. This could be great if athletes don’t already use this. #EXS3030 backyardbrains.com/experimen…