J. Atha - Concepedia

Author

J. Atha

Loughborough University

Also Known As

J Atha, J. ATHA, J. Atha, John Atha

Publications

957

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Loughborough University

About

J. Atha is an author at Loughborough University specializing in kinesiology, health sciences, and human movement.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	10	10	641
2	Applied Physiology	7	7	235
3	Medicine	5	5	140
4	Education	1	1	42
5	Engineering	1	1	140

J. Atha

Publications

789

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	Year	Citations
The spectral characteristics of postural sway behaviour Roger Soames, J. Atha European Journal of Applied Physiology Upright PostureKinesiologyMotor ControlKinematicsHuman Movement	1982	252
The damaging punch. J. Atha, Maurice R. Yeadon, J. Sandover, BMJ EngineeringImpact (Mechanics)TraumatologyMechanical EngineeringImpact Loading	1985	140
The simulation of aerial movement—IV. A computer simulation model Maurice R. Yeadon, J. Atha, F D Hales Journal of Biomechanics	1990	106
Postural consistency in skilled archers Jonathan Stuart, J. Atha Journal of Sports Sciences Arrow ReleaseUpright PostureMovement AnalysisKinesiologyHigh-performance Sport	1990	54
Current techniques for measuring motion J. Atha Applied Ergonomics Motion DetectionKinesiologyMeasurementCalibrationEducation	1984	42
The role of the antigravity musculature during quiet standing in man R W Soames, J. Atha European Journal of Applied Physiology Upright PostureAntigravity MusculatureKinesiologyDanceMusculoskeletal Function	1981	41
Joint mobility changes due to low frequency vibration and stretching exercise J. Atha, Dianne Wheatley British Journal of Sports Medicine Physical ActivityMuscle FunctionMobility ChangeJoint Mobility ChangesOrthopaedic Surgery	1976	35
The mobilising effects of repeated measurement on hip flexion. J. Atha, Dianne Wheatley British Journal of Sports Medicine KinesiologyHealth SciencesExercise PhysiologyMovement BiomechanicsMusculoskeletal Function	1976	34
Quantification of overload injuries to thoracolumbar vertebrae and discs in persons exposed to heavy physical exertions or vibration at the work-place Paul Brinckmann, Wolfgang Frobin, M. Biggemann, Clinical Biomechanics Spinal FractureLumbar SpineKinesiologySpinal Cord InjuryOverload Injuries	1994	28
Three-dimensional ballistocardiographic responses to changes of posture R W Soames, J. Atha Clinical Physics and Physiological Measurement Upright PostureMotor ControlIjk ComplexBlood FlowElectrophysiological Evaluation	1982	23

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