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Piroska Boros

University of Northern Iowa

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Division Of Health Promotion And Education

Services Of Department Of Health, Physical Education And Leisure

NonePiroska Boros is currently serving as a Division Of Health Promotion And Education faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

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University of Northern Iowa

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applied physiology physical activity medicine physical aging ageing experimental gerontology exercise science grip rate health sciences public health adolescent health weight disorders physical medicine movement disorders force development construct validity epidemiology geriatrics health education education policy child development early childhood education respiratory medicine school effectiveness behavioral nutrition public health nutrition child nutrition pediatric obesity sport medicine laboratory medicine musculoskeletal disorders childhood obesity cross-sectional studies child health nutrition education exercise rehabilitation musculoskeletal function musculoskeletal science orthopedic biomechanics musculoskeletal research hand therapy biogerontology aging process sedentary time cross-sectional studies muscle weakness older adults young adults older adolescents older age aging population grip peak rate muscle endurance force relaxation vigorous physical activity

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Construct Validity of Grip Rate of Force Development to Assess Muscle Weakness in Older Adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Piroska BorosKara M. WhitakerClayton R. PetersonSteven M. LevyKathleen F. Janz

physical medicinerehabilitationgrip rateforce developmenthuman movementsport medicinemuscle weaknessconstruct validitymedicineolder adultsexercise physiologyathletic traininglaboratory medicinemusculoskeletal scienceorthopedic biomechanicsbiomechanicsphysiologymusculoskeletal researchapplied physiologyexercise science

Grip Measures Better Predict Lower Body Function at Older Age. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

physical fitnessrehabilitationageingexperimental gerontologykinesiologyhand therapyapplied physiologyphysical activityhuman movementolder agemovement disordersmusculoskeletal disordersphysical aginghealth sciences

Grip Peak Rate of Force Development Predicts Dynamic Balance in the Aging Population. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

rehabilitationageingexperimental gerontologykinesiologybiogerontologyapplied physiologyaging populationhuman movementgrip peak ratemotor controlphysical agingaging processbalance

Grip Rate of Force Relaxation is Associated With Muscle Endurance in Older Adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

physiologyphysical fitnessmuscle enduranceexperimental gerontologygrip ratekinesiologyapplied physiologyforce relaxationhuman movementexercise sciencephysical aging

Construct Validity of Grip Rate of Force Development and Relaxation in the Assessment of Muscle Weakness in Older Adults. (2020)

exercise rehabilitationphysical medicinerehabilitationgrip ratekinesiologyforce developmentapplied physiologyhuman movementmusculoskeletal functionneuromuscular medicinemovement disordersconstruct validityphysical agingphysical therapy

Differences and Agreements in Physical Activity of Older Adolescents and Young Adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2018)

Piroska BorosKathleen F. JanzElena M. LetuchySteve M Levy

public healthmedicineadolescent healthphysical activityyoung adultsolder adolescents

Physical Activity, Not Sedentary Time, Predicts Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry–Measured Adiposity Age 5 to 19 Years. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2017)

KATHLEEN F. JANZPIROSKA BOROSELENA M. LETUCHYSOYANG KWONTRUDY L. BURNSSTEVEN M. LEVY

medicineageingsedentary timeepidemiologyphysical activityrespiratory medicinegeriatricshealth sciences

Should Schools Send Bmi Report Cards to Parents? a Review of Literature. Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance (2015)

school effectivenesschildhood obesitybehavioral nutritionpublic health nutritionpublic healthhealth educationeducation policychild developmentearly childhood educationadolescent healtheducationhealth promotionchild nutritionweight disorderscross-sectional studieschild healthnutrition educationpediatric obesitybehavior change (public health)

The Association Between Weight-Teasing and Vigorous Physical Activity. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2015)

Piroska BorosTyler SpeedJonathan BopesSeth BendixenJennifer WaldronFabio Fontana

medicinephysical activityvigorous physical activity

Relationship Between Weight-Related Teasing and Levels of Physical Activity. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2014)

kinesiologyapplied physiologyhuman behaviorphysical activityweight disordersexercise science

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Piroska Boros

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

Division Of Health Promotion And Education

Services Of Department Of Health, Physical Education And Leisure

NonePiroska Boros is currently serving as a Division Of Health Promotion And Education faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Piroska Boros

University of Northern Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Construct Validity of Grip Rate of Force Development to Assess Muscle Weakness in Older Adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Piroska BorosKara M. WhitakerClayton R. PetersonSteven M. LevyKathleen F. Janz

Grip Measures Better Predict Lower Body Function at Older Age. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

Grip Peak Rate of Force Development Predicts Dynamic Balance in the Aging Population. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

rehabilitationageingexperimental gerontologykinesiologybiogerontologyapplied physiologyaging populationhuman movementgrip peak ratemotor controlphysical agingaging processbalance

Grip Rate of Force Relaxation is Associated With Muscle Endurance in Older Adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

physiologyphysical fitnessmuscle enduranceexperimental gerontologygrip ratekinesiologyapplied physiologyforce relaxationhuman movementexercise sciencephysical aging

Construct Validity of Grip Rate of Force Development and Relaxation in the Assessment of Muscle Weakness in Older Adults. (2020)

Differences and Agreements in Physical Activity of Older Adolescents and Young Adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2018)

Piroska BorosKathleen F. JanzElena M. LetuchySteve M Levy

public healthmedicineadolescent healthphysical activityyoung adultsolder adolescents

Physical Activity, Not Sedentary Time, Predicts Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry–Measured Adiposity Age 5 to 19 Years. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2017)

KATHLEEN F. JANZPIROSKA BOROSELENA M. LETUCHYSOYANG KWONTRUDY L. BURNSSTEVEN M. LEVY

medicineageingsedentary timeepidemiologyphysical activityrespiratory medicinegeriatricshealth sciences

Should Schools Send Bmi Report Cards to Parents? a Review of Literature. Journal of Physical Education Recreation & Dance (2015)

The Association Between Weight-Teasing and Vigorous Physical Activity. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2015)

Piroska BorosTyler SpeedJonathan BopesSeth BendixenJennifer WaldronFabio Fontana

medicinephysical activityvigorous physical activity

Relationship Between Weight-Related Teasing and Levels of Physical Activity. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2014)

kinesiologyapplied physiologyhuman behaviorphysical activityweight disordersexercise science

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