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Gordon Chalmers

Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Physical Education

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Health and Human Development

Woodring College of Education

Studies Of Department Of Health And Community

Western Washington University

Gordon Chalmers is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Western Washington University.

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Gordon Chalmers

Western Washington University

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kinesiology applied physiology rehabilitation human movement motor control exercise physiology physical medicine movement disorders physiology exercise science musculoskeletal disorders physical aging sport medicine neuroscience neuromuscular medicine balance physiological measurements experimental gerontology upright posture biomechanics healthy aging neurons kinematics neurorehabilitation orthopaedic research muscle function gait analysis human musculoskeletal system movement analysis sport physiology upper extremity shoulder girdle skeletal muscle motor systems neurotransmission neural mechanisms pathological gait motor behavior sport science healthy elderly young adults arthroplasty biomedical circuits neuropsychopharmacology sport physical therapy neuroscience of aging aging cell pain research neurostimulation brain stimulation stimulation device hand therapy hand surgery neuromuscular blockade sport nutrition neural science structural plasticity neuromodulation (medicine) neural interfaces sport participation sport psychology sarcopenia ankle extensor flexor motoneurons transcranial magnetic stimulation wrist joint soleus h-reflex gain kinesio tape soleus hoffmann-reflex modulation muscle fibres control study creatine-electrolyte supplementation improves sprint cycling performance synaptic connections large afferents wrist flexor

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Comparison of Balance Confidence in Older Adults With and Without Long-Haul Covid-19. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity (2025)

covid-19covid-19 pandemicgeriatricslong covidageinggeriatric medicinebalanceolder adultspublic healthpublic health preparednessbalance confidencehealth scienceslong-haul covid-19experimental gerontologyhealthy aging

Triceps Surae Ia Proprioceptive Weighting in Postural Control During Quiet Stance With Vision Occlusion. Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology (2025)

kinesiologyrehabilitationvision occlusionmotor behaviorneurorehabilitationmovement analysisupright posturebalancemovement disordersquiet stancepostural controlmotor controlphysical medicinehuman movement

Triceps Surae Muscle Ia Proprioceptive Weighting During Quiet Stance With Vision Occlusion. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

kinesiologyrehabilitationvision occlusionapplied physiologymovement analysisupright posturehuman musculoskeletal systemmovement disorderseye trackingquiet stanceneuromuscular medicinevision rehabilitationmotor controlphysical medicinehuman movement

Effects of Different Step Lengths at a Preferred Walking Speed on Forefoot, Midfoot, and Hindfoot Motion in Healthy Young Adults. Journal of Biomechanics (2024)

Emily M. LovekinHarsh H. BuddhadevNathan J. RobeyGordon R. Chalmers

preferred walking speedpathological gaithindfoot motionmotor controlathletic trainingorthopaedic researchkinematicsmovement disordersbipedal locomotionpodiatryrehabilitationorthopedic biomechanicsapplied physiologyhealthy young adultsbody sizephysiologyexercise physiologykinesiologyactive controlphysical fitnessdifferent step lengthsphysical medicine

The Effects of Hallux Valgus and Walking Speed on Dynamic Balance in Older Adults. Gait & Posture (2020)

Carolyn E. BarbeeHarsh H. BuddhadevGordon R. ChalmersDavid N. Suprak

motor controlorthopaedic researchhallux valgusphysical activitymovement disordersrehabilitationaging cellapplied physiologyphysical agingphysiologyhuman movementhealthy agingkinesiologyneuroscience of agingdynamic balanceupright postureolder adultsbalancesarcopeniaphysical fitnessgait analysis

The Relationship Between Burnout and Depression in Intercollegiate Athletes: An Examination of Gender and Sport-Type. Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education (2020)

sport managementsport medicinesport participationperformance studiesmental healthintercollegiate athletessport physical therapysport psychologypsychologyathletic training

Modulation of Tendon Tap Reflex Activation of Soleus Motor Neurons With Reduced Stability Tandem Stance. Human Movement Science (2019)

kinesiologyrehabilitationphysical therapyneuronssoleus motor neuronshuman musculoskeletal systemneurosciencemovement disordersmotor systemsneuromuscular medicinemusculoskeletal disordersmotor controlphysical medicinehuman movement

Creatine-Electrolyte Supplementation Improves Repeated Sprint Cycling Performance: A Double Blind Randomized Control Study. Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (2018)

Daniel L. CrisafulliHarsh H. BuddhadevLorrie R. BrillaGordon R. ChalmersDavid N. SuprakJun G. San Juan

sport nutritioncontrol studynutritioncreatine-electrolyte supplementation improveshealth sciencessprint cycling performance

Effect of a High-Intensity Isometric Potentiating Warm-Up on Bat Velocity. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2018)

Sheryl L. GilmoreLorrie R. BrillaDavid N. SuprakGordon R. ChalmersDylan T. Dahlquist

kinesiologybat velocityphysical activityexercise sciencehuman performancephysiologymusculoskeletal disorderssport scienceexercise physiology

Sprint Cycling Performance Improvement Post-Creatine Supplementation is Associated With Increase in Lean Body Mass. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2017)

Daniel L. CrisafulliHarsh H. BuddhadevLorrie R. BrillaGordon R. ChalmersDavid N. SuprakJun G. San Juan

medicinelean body massexercise sciencesport sciencephysical exercise

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Gordon Chalmers

Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Physical Education

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Health and Human Development

Woodring College of Education

Studies Of Department Of Health And Community

Western Washington University

Gordon Chalmers is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparison of Balance Confidence in Older Adults With and Without Long-Haul Covid-19. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity (2025)

Triceps Surae Ia Proprioceptive Weighting in Postural Control During Quiet Stance With Vision Occlusion. Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology (2025)

Triceps Surae Muscle Ia Proprioceptive Weighting During Quiet Stance With Vision Occlusion. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Effects of Different Step Lengths at a Preferred Walking Speed on Forefoot, Midfoot, and Hindfoot Motion in Healthy Young Adults. Journal of Biomechanics (2024)

Emily M. LovekinHarsh H. BuddhadevNathan J. RobeyGordon R. Chalmers

The Effects of Hallux Valgus and Walking Speed on Dynamic Balance in Older Adults. Gait & Posture (2020)

Carolyn E. BarbeeHarsh H. BuddhadevGordon R. ChalmersDavid N. Suprak

The Relationship Between Burnout and Depression in Intercollegiate Athletes: An Examination of Gender and Sport-Type. Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education (2020)

sport managementsport medicinesport participationperformance studiesmental healthintercollegiate athletessport physical therapysport psychologypsychologyathletic training

Modulation of Tendon Tap Reflex Activation of Soleus Motor Neurons With Reduced Stability Tandem Stance. Human Movement Science (2019)

Creatine-Electrolyte Supplementation Improves Repeated Sprint Cycling Performance: A Double Blind Randomized Control Study. Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (2018)

Daniel L. CrisafulliHarsh H. BuddhadevLorrie R. BrillaGordon R. ChalmersDavid N. SuprakJun G. San Juan

sport nutritioncontrol studynutritioncreatine-electrolyte supplementation improveshealth sciencessprint cycling performance

Effect of a High-Intensity Isometric Potentiating Warm-Up on Bat Velocity. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2018)

Sheryl L. GilmoreLorrie R. BrillaDavid N. SuprakGordon R. ChalmersDylan T. Dahlquist

kinesiologybat velocityphysical activityexercise sciencehuman performancephysiologymusculoskeletal disorderssport scienceexercise physiology

Sprint Cycling Performance Improvement Post-Creatine Supplementation is Associated With Increase in Lean Body Mass. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2017)

Daniel L. CrisafulliHarsh H. BuddhadevLorrie R. BrillaGordon R. ChalmersDavid N. SuprakJun G. San Juan

medicinelean body massexercise sciencesport sciencephysical exercise

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