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Rafael Escamilla

Professor of Physical Therapy Co-Director Biomechanics Laboratory

California State University, Sacramento

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California State University, Sacramento

College of Health & Human Services

Department of Physical Therapy

Health & Human Services

Physical Therapy

Rafael Escamilla is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Professor of Physical Therapy Co-Director Biomechanics Laboratory at California State University, Sacramento.

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California State University, Sacramento

Professor of Physical Therapy Co-Director Biomechanics Laboratory

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kinesiology human movement rehabilitation sport medicine athletic training biomechanics sport physical therapy kinematics exercise physiology applied physiology orthopaedic surgery orthopedic biomechanics sport science physiology physical therapy exercise rehabilitation human performance musculoskeletal disorders exercise science physical medicine orthopedic surgery musculoskeletal function musculoskeletal science upper extremity sport injuries orthopaedic research human musculoskeletal system high-performance sport shoulder girdle knee surgery shoulder surgery movement analysis neurorehabilitation rotator cuff muscle injury sport engineering physical exercise sport physiology musculoskeletal interaction baseball pitching physiological measurements laboratory medicine gait analysis bipedal locomotion musculoskeletal surgery professional baseball pitchers skilled performance musculoskeletal research elbow surgery kinetic comparison wall squat human locomotion electromyographic analysis bone research movement disorders skeletal muscle body size motor behavior chronic musculoskeletal conditions injury mechanisms swiss ball three-dimensional biomechanical analysis one-leg squat patellofemoral joint force baseball hitting kinematics sequential body motion long-step forward lunge cruciate ligament step length animal physiology clinical rheumatology arthroplasty thoracic surgery allostatic load field trial allometric studies

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Do Pitching Biomechanics Differ Between Windup and Stretch Pitching Deliveries From a Dirt Surface Mound in College Baseball Pitchers?. Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2026)

athletic trainingaerodynamicsstretch pitching deliveriesmechanical engineeringdirt surface moundcollege baseball pitcherskinesiologybiomechanics

Assessing the Accuracy of In-Stadium and Portable Multi-Camera Markerless Motion Capture for Baseball Pitching Kinematics and Kinetics. Journal of Sports Sciences (2025)

motion analysiskinematicshuman movementmotion capturemotion detectionkinesiology3d pose estimationbaseball pitching kinematicsaerospace engineering

Do Pitching Biomechanics and Shoulder and Elbow Kinetics Differ Between Pitching on 2 Specific Dirt Surface and Turf Surface Mounds?. Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine (2025)

specific dirt surfaceturf surface moundskinematicsmechanical engineeringhuman movementbiomechanical engineeringkinesiologysport engineeringbiomechanics

Effects of Step Length and Stride Variation During Forward Lunges on Lower-Extremity Muscle Activity. Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology (2025)

physical fitnessstep lengthkinesiologyexercise physiologysport physical therapyapplied physiologystride variationmusculoskeletal functionhuman movementforward lungesphysical activitymovement analysisexercise sciencephysiology

Estimating Joint Kinetics During Baseball Pitching Using In-Stadium Markerless Motion Capture. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2025)

aerospace engineeringmotion analysiskinematicsjoint kineticshuman movementmotion capturekinesiologymotion detection

Fitness Differences Among Professional Firefighters Utilizing Various Conditioning Regimens Throughout the Year. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2025)

physical fitnesskinesiologyexercise physiologyapplied physiologyfitness differencesfire safetyfitness measurerehabilitationfire engineeringhuman performancephysical activitysport medicinefire safety scienceexercise sciencefire protection

Patellofemoral Joint Loading During Bodyweight One-Legged and Two-Legged Bosu-Ball and Floor Squats. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2025)

human musculoskeletal systempatellofemoral joint loadingfloor squatstwo-legged bosu-ballorthopaedic researchmusculoskeletal functionhuman movementorthopedic biomechanicsmusculoskeletal surgerykinesiologyosteoarthritismusculoskeletal disordersorthopaedic surgeryknee surgerybiomechanics

Tracking Health-Related Outcomes of Older Adults Pre- and Post- Covid: A Longitudinal Study. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2025)

health planningpreventive medicineepidemiological trendscovid-19health-related outcomespopulation healthpublic healthpublic health preparednesslongitudinal studiesolder adults pre-covid-19 pandemicepidemiology

Comparison of Four Quick and Reliable Methods of Assessing Body Fat Appropriate for Clinical Settings Among Young, Middle-Age, and Older Healthy Male and Female Adults. Journal of Physical Therapy Science (2024)

body fat appropriateobesity medicineobesity managementhealth sciencesreliable methodsobesityanthropometric indicatorweight disordersbody compositionkinesiologyolder healthy male

Comparison of Windup and Stretch Pitching Biomechanics in Baseball With Implications for Safety and Performance. The American Journal of Sports Medicine (2024)

stretch pitching biomechanicsathletic trainingaerodynamicssport injuriesmechanical engineeringrehabilitationhuman movementbiomechanical engineeringkinesiologysport engineeringsport medicinemusculoskeletal disorderssport sciencebiomechanics

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Rafael Escamilla

Professor of Physical Therapy Co-Director Biomechanics Laboratory

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

College of Health & Human Services

Department of Physical Therapy

Health & Human Services

Physical Therapy

Rafael Escamilla is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento Professor of Physical Therapy Co-Director Biomechanics Laboratory at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Experiences

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Rafael Escamilla

California State University, Sacramento

Professor of Physical Therapy Co-Director Biomechanics Laboratory

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Do Pitching Biomechanics Differ Between Windup and Stretch Pitching Deliveries From a Dirt Surface Mound in College Baseball Pitchers?. Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2026)

athletic trainingaerodynamicsstretch pitching deliveriesmechanical engineeringdirt surface moundcollege baseball pitcherskinesiologybiomechanics

Assessing the Accuracy of In-Stadium and Portable Multi-Camera Markerless Motion Capture for Baseball Pitching Kinematics and Kinetics. Journal of Sports Sciences (2025)

motion analysiskinematicshuman movementmotion capturemotion detectionkinesiology3d pose estimationbaseball pitching kinematicsaerospace engineering

Do Pitching Biomechanics and Shoulder and Elbow Kinetics Differ Between Pitching on 2 Specific Dirt Surface and Turf Surface Mounds?. Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine (2025)

specific dirt surfaceturf surface moundskinematicsmechanical engineeringhuman movementbiomechanical engineeringkinesiologysport engineeringbiomechanics

Effects of Step Length and Stride Variation During Forward Lunges on Lower-Extremity Muscle Activity. Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology (2025)

Estimating Joint Kinetics During Baseball Pitching Using In-Stadium Markerless Motion Capture. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2025)

aerospace engineeringmotion analysiskinematicsjoint kineticshuman movementmotion capturekinesiologymotion detection

Fitness Differences Among Professional Firefighters Utilizing Various Conditioning Regimens Throughout the Year. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2025)

Patellofemoral Joint Loading During Bodyweight One-Legged and Two-Legged Bosu-Ball and Floor Squats. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2025)

Tracking Health-Related Outcomes of Older Adults Pre- and Post- Covid: A Longitudinal Study. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2025)

body fat appropriateobesity medicineobesity managementhealth sciencesreliable methodsobesityanthropometric indicatorweight disordersbody compositionkinesiologyolder healthy male

Comparison of Windup and Stretch Pitching Biomechanics in Baseball With Implications for Safety and Performance. The American Journal of Sports Medicine (2024)

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