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Nathan Robey

Associate 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

Nathan Robey is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at Western Washington University.

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Nathan Robey

Western Washington University

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kinesiology rehabilitation human movement orthopaedic surgery biomechanics orthopaedic research physical medicine orthopedic biomechanics visual system knee surgery musculoskeletal disorders applied physiology movement analysis anterior cruciate ligament stability athletic training motor control sport medicine movement disorders visual science spinal biomechanics upright posture musculoskeletal function bipedal locomotion exercise science static stability measures different step lengths preferred walking speed hindfoot motion biomedical engineering recovery deformation head trauma rehabilitation stroke rehabilitation active control physiological measurements sport physical therapy muscle injury exercise rehabilitation upper extremity surgical stabilization spinal trauma podiatry body size pathological gait muscle function gait analysis physical exercise sport science human musculoskeletal system lower limb trauma arthroscopic techniques vision research musculoskeletal surgery musculoskeletal imaging muscle activation impingement population emg biofeedback training dynamic postural stability visual challenges stroboscopic visual disruption healthy young adults postural control jump performance female volleyball athletes navicular drop test

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Effects of Different Step Lengths at a Preferred Walking Speed on Forefoot and Hindfoot Motion. Journal of Biomechanics (2024)

preferred walking speedhindfoot motionphysical medicinebipedal locomotiongait analysisdifferent step lengthshuman movementmotor controlphysical activitymovement disorderskinesiologymovement analysisapplied physiologyrehabilitation

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 speedexercise physiologyphysical medicinedifferent step lengthshealthy young adultsorthopaedic researchphysical fitnessphysiologymotor controlathletic trainingpathological gaitapplied physiologybody sizeactive controlpodiatryhindfoot motionbipedal locomotionkinesiologykinematicsrehabilitationorthopedic biomechanicsmovement disorders

Navicular Drop Test and Variability in Center of Pressure During Single Limb Balance. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

physical medicinebalancehuman movementsingle limb balancesport medicinekinesiologyphysiological measurementsmovement analysishuman musculoskeletal systemkinematicsnavicular drop testupright postureapplied physiologymusculoskeletal disordersrehabilitationbiomechanics

The Effect of Stroboscopic Eyewear on Single-Limb Landing Kinetics in Aclr and Healthy Individuals.. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

physical medicinesport physical therapyhuman movementorthopaedic surgerykinesiologystroboscopic eyewearmovement analysiseye trackingsingle-limb landing kineticshealthy individualslower limb trauma

The Effect of Stroboscopic Visual Disruption on Static Stability Measures in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructed Individuals. Clinical Biomechanics (2024)

Nathan J RobeyOtto BuchholzShane P MurphyGary D Heise

surgical stabilizationupper extremityhuman movementorthopaedic researchanterior cruciate ligamentorthopedic biomechanicsorthopaedic surgeryspinal biomechanicsbiomedical engineeringstroke rehabilitationvisual systemspinal traumastatic stability measuresstroboscopic visual disruptionstabilitydeformationrehabilitationbiomechanics

The Effect of Visual Disruption on Static Stability Measures in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructed Individuals. Journal of Clinical Biomechanics (2024)

visual sciencemusculoskeletal functionmusculoskeletal imagingknee surgeryvision rehabilitationhuman movementorthopaedic researchvisual disruptionorthopedic biomechanicsorthopaedic surgeryorthopedic surgeryanterior cruciate ligamentvisual systemstatic stability measuresmusculoskeletal disordersrehabilitation

Assessment of Postural Control in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructed Individuals Using Multiscale Entropy Complexity Index. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Nathan J. RobeyShane P. MurphyOtto BuchholzJeremy D. SmithGary D. Heise

muscle functionpostural controlanterior cruciate ligamentexercise sciencemedicinebiomechanics

Jump Performance and Landing Mechanics Maintained Throughout Exhaustive Bout of Jumping in Female Volleyball Athletes. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Zebadiah P. BoosMelanie L. McGrathNathan J. RobeyJeremy D. SmithShane P. Murphy

female volleyball athletessport sciencejump performanceexercise sciencehuman performanceperformance studiesphysical exercise

The Effect of Emg Biofeedback Training on Muscle Activation in an Impingement Population. Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology (2023)

Eliot J. MackayNathan J. RobeyDavid N. SuprakHarsh H. BuddhadevJun G. San Juan

emg biofeedback trainingmuscle injurymuscle activationkinesiologyimpingement population

Do Athletes With a Reconstructed Anterior Cruciate Ligament Respond Differently Than Controls to Visual Challenges When Dynamic Postural Stability is Assessed?. Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2021)

Nathan J. RobeyKurt O. BuchholzShane P. MurphyJeremy D. SmithGary D. Heise

musculoskeletal functionhuman movementorthopaedic researchrecoveryhead trauma rehabilitationbiomechanicsknee surgeryathletic trainingspinal biomechanicskinesiologyupright posturemusculoskeletal disordersrehabilitationexercise rehabilitationdynamic postural stabilityorthopedic biomechanicsorthopaedic surgerysport medicinevisual challengesstability

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Nathan Robey

Associate 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

Nathan Robey is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Different Step Lengths at a Preferred Walking Speed on Forefoot and Hindfoot Motion. Journal of Biomechanics (2024)

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

Navicular Drop Test and Variability in Center of Pressure During Single Limb Balance. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

The Effect of Stroboscopic Eyewear on Single-Limb Landing Kinetics in Aclr and Healthy Individuals.. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

physical medicinesport physical therapyhuman movementorthopaedic surgerykinesiologystroboscopic eyewearmovement analysiseye trackingsingle-limb landing kineticshealthy individualslower limb trauma

The Effect of Stroboscopic Visual Disruption on Static Stability Measures in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructed Individuals. Clinical Biomechanics (2024)

Nathan J RobeyOtto BuchholzShane P MurphyGary D Heise

The Effect of Visual Disruption on Static Stability Measures in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructed Individuals. Journal of Clinical Biomechanics (2024)

Assessment of Postural Control in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructed Individuals Using Multiscale Entropy Complexity Index. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Nathan J. RobeyShane P. MurphyOtto BuchholzJeremy D. SmithGary D. Heise

muscle functionpostural controlanterior cruciate ligamentexercise sciencemedicinebiomechanics

Jump Performance and Landing Mechanics Maintained Throughout Exhaustive Bout of Jumping in Female Volleyball Athletes. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Zebadiah P. BoosMelanie L. McGrathNathan J. RobeyJeremy D. SmithShane P. Murphy

female volleyball athletessport sciencejump performanceexercise sciencehuman performanceperformance studiesphysical exercise

The Effect of Emg Biofeedback Training on Muscle Activation in an Impingement Population. Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology (2023)

Eliot J. MackayNathan J. RobeyDavid N. SuprakHarsh H. BuddhadevJun G. San Juan

emg biofeedback trainingmuscle injurymuscle activationkinesiologyimpingement population

Nathan J. RobeyKurt O. BuchholzShane P. MurphyJeremy D. SmithGary D. Heise

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