Remains my most important contribution to date-more to come! Lifelong benefit of #exercise pnas.org/content/111/14/5337… … xitter.cf/StuartJWarden/status/8…
Now hiring for Associate/Full Professor in Wearables and Biotechnology for Health and Rehabilitation indiana.peopleadmin.com/post…
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5 of the best exercises for stronger glutes (part 2):
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6 Simple Plyometrics for Stronger Running (Part 2):
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Replying to @IUIndianapolis
@IUPUI #researcher @StuartJWarden will serve as this year's #ACSM Joseph B. Wolffe Memorial Lecture speaker. During the ACSM 2023 Annual Meeting and World Congress, Warden will discuss bone stress injuries in distance runners, helping improve treatment & outcomes. Congrats! 👏👏
New bone stress injury editorial with the great team of @hoenig_tim, @DrKateAckerman, @AdamTenfordeMD…dx.doi.org/10.1136/bjsports-…
⚠️ Not all bone overuse injuries are stress fractures: it is time for updated terminology‼️NEW #Editorial
1️⃣ Should be referred to as "bone stress injuries" #BSI
2️⃣ Return to play may be affected by grade of injury 🏃♀️
3️⃣ BSI location is important 🤔
👉 bit.ly/3O426N4
Encourage your kids to play multi-directional sports for bone size and strength...journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/A…
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Our NEW Primer on Bone stress injuries is live today! By Hoenig @DrKateAckerman @BelindaRBeck @MaryBouxsein Burr @K_Hollander_ Popp @TimRolvien @AdamTenfordeMD and @StuartJWarden - @WuTsaiAlliance @SpauldingRehab.
Check it out here 👇
go.nature.com/39h23wV
#gripstrength & chair stand tests are recommended to identify probable #sarcopenia. Our Excel-based calculator let's you retrieve centile curves, percentiles, and z- & t-scores. How is your/your patient's performance relative to sex & age expectations? academic.oup.com/ptj/advance…
Physical therapists have an important role in identifying with #sarcopenia. In this work, @StuartJWarden and colleagues generated centile curves to characterize patterns of change in muscle strength indicative of probable sarcopenia.
Read more: academic.oup.com/ptj/advance…
Ran my 4th marathon today. New York is tough. Not a PR, but pretty happy with the time considering I only started running 3 years ago at age 43 yrs.
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TRAIL Podcast: ICYMI @mattwirdnam spoke to @StuartJWarden about running, strength training & how not all bone load is created equal!
"It's (about) finding that balance between intensity & distance"
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Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2ym97E…
Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas…
High-resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography (HR-pQCT) outcomes are difficult to interpret. We have released our Excel-based normative data calculators which calculate z- and t-scores, and plot outcomes on centile curves...link.springer.com/article/10…
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.#PrePrint up from @Chenxi_Y w/@StuartJWarden: Tibial loads during basketball using muscle-driven finite element models engrxiv.org/5c8ba/
By spatially registering the FE to create avg maps, we get a new view of how the tibia is loaded - the power of simulations!🦴🏀💻
Our new study maps proximal femur adaptation to physical activity using softball pitchers as a within-subject controlled loading model. The axial loading and resulting adaptation can influence strength to a sideways fall - @KershTBL
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Latest pub: distal radius in the racquet arm of collegiate-level tennis players is 18.7% stronger to a fall on the outstretched arm than the contralateral non-racquet arm. Do we need to play tennis with a racquet in each arm to prevent Colles #'s?...LOL
journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/F…
Latest addition to the BSI/stress fracture literature with @rwilly2003 and @edwardswb...enjoy!
jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jospt.…
New contribution on BSIs/stress fractures with legendary @rwilly2003 and @edwardswb. Sorry could not afford $3,800 open access fee, but happy to share if you contact...link.springer.com/article/10…


























