Christopher Connaboy

Christopher Connaboy is a Senior Professor at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. His research integrates exercise science, human movement biomechanics, and sports medicine, with a specific focus on neuromuscular control, joint kinematics, and physiological responses to physical stress. Recent work examines sex-specific metabolic and musculoskeletal biomarkers following acute resistance exercise, planar contributions to knee joint moments during loaded gait, and joint kinematic reliability in repeated softball pitching. He also investigates neurophysiological interventions, including transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation for attentional and autonomic function, alongside concussion assessment tools and load-carriage effects on lateral stepping regulation. His publications appear in journals such as *Brain Stimulation*, the *Journal of Biomechanics*, and *Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism*.