Sportwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Trainings- und Bewegungswissenschaft

Sportwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Trainings- und Bewegungswissenschaft

K. Karamanidis

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Unsere Schwerpunkte liegen in folgenden Gebieten

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Themen Abschlussarbeiten (BA und MA) im Bereich Muskel-Skelett-System (MSK),  Bewegungskontrolle und sportliche Leistungsfähigkeit

1. Entwicklung und Trainierbarkeit der Balance und Stabilitätskontrolle bei Kindern und Jugendlichen

2.    Entwicklung und Trainierbarkeit der Sprungkraftfähigkeit bei Kindern und Jugendlichen

3.    Adaptation des MSKs durch sportliche Aktivität bei Kindern und Jugendlichen

4.    Einfluss von Sexualhormonen auf die Entwicklung und Anpassungsfähigkeit des MSKs in der Pubertät

5.    Einfluss des weiblichen Zyklus auf die sportliche Leistungsfähigkeit und Verletzungsrisiko im Sport

6.    Leistungssport bei Kindern und Jugendlichen: Benefit und Risiken

7.    Einfluss von sportlicher Aktivität auf die Eigenschaften des MSK im Alter

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Ausgewählte Publikationen

·       Epro G., Mierau A., Doerner J., Luetkens J.A., Scheef L., Kukuk G.M., Boecker H, Maganaris C.N., Brüggemann G-P. & Karamanidis K. (2017). Achilles tendon is mechanosensitive in older adults: Adaptations following 14 weeks versus 1.5 year of cyclic strain exercise. Journal of Experimental Biology, 220:1008-1018

·       Epro G., Mierau A., McCrum C., Leyendecker M., Brüggemann G.-P. & Karamanidis K. (2018). Retention of gait stability improvements over 1.5 years in older adults: effects of perturbation exposure and triceps surae neuromuscular exercise. Journal of Neurophysiology, 119;6:2229-2240

·       McCrum C., Karamanidis K., Willems P., Zijlstra W. & Meijer K. (2018). Retention, savings and interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptations in humans following unexpected perturbations. Communications Biology, 1:230

·       Holzer D., Epro G., McCrum C., Doerner J., Luetkens J.A., Scheef L., Kukuk G.M., Boecker H., Mierau A., Brüggemann G.-P., Maganaris C.N. & Karamanidis K. (2018). The role of muscle strength on tendon adaptability in old age. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 118;11:2269-2279

·       McCrum C., Leow P., Epro G., König M., Meijer K. & Karamanidis K. (2018). Alterations in leg extensor muscle-tendon unit biomechanical properties with ageing and mechanical loading. Frontiers in Physiology, 9:150

·       Epro G., McCrum C., Mierau A., Leyendecker M., Brüggemann G.-P. & Karamanidis K. (2018). Effects of triceps surae muscle strength and tendon stiffness on the reactive dynamic stability and adaptability of older female adults during perturbed walking. Journal of Applied Physiology, 124;6:1541-1549

·       McCrum C., Lucieer F., van de Berg R., Willems P., Fornos A.P., Guinand N., Karamanidis K., Kingma H. & Meijer K. (2019). The walking speed-dependency of gait variability in bilateral vestibulopathy and its association with clinical tests of vestibular function. Scientific Reports, 9;1:1-12

·       McCrum C., Karamanidis K., Grevendonk L., Zijlstra W. & Meijer K. (2019). Older adults demonstrate interlimb transfer of reactive gait adaptations to repeated unpredictable gait perturbations. GeroScience, 1-11

·       König M., Epro G., Seeley J., Potthast W. & Karamanidis K. (2019). Retention and generalizability of balance recovery response adaptations from trip perturbations across the adult life span. Journal of Neurophysiology, 122;5:1884-1893

·       Karamanidis K., Epro G., König M., Mersmann F. & Arampatzis A. (2019). Simplified Triceps Surae Muscle Volume Assessment in Older Adults. Frontiers in Physiology, 10:1299

·       König M., Epro G., Seeley J., Catalá-Lehnen P., Potthast W. & Karamanidis K. (2019). Retention of improvement in gait stability over 14 weeks due to trip-perturbation training is dependent on perturbation dose. Journal of Biomechanics, 14;84:243-246

·       McCrum C., Willems P., Karamanidis K. & Meijer K. (2019). Stability-normalised walking speed: a new approach for human gait perturbation research. Journal of Biomechanics, 87:48-53

· Karamanidis, K., & Epro, G. (2020). Monitoring muscle-tendon adaptation over several years of athletic training and competition in elite track and field jumpers. Frontiers in Physiology, 11

· Francksen N.C., Ackermans T.M.A., Holzer D., Ebner S.A., Maganaris C.N., Hollands M.A., Karamanidis K., Roys M., O'Brien T.D. (2020). Negotiating stairs with an inconsistent riser: Implications for stepping safety. Applied Ergonomics. 87:103-131

·       Karamanidis K., Epro G., McCrum C. & König M. (2020). Improving Trip-and Slip-Resisting Skills in Older People: Perturbation Dose Matters. Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews, 48;1:40-47

·       Olivera A.L.P., Alzapiedi D.F., Solan M.C., Karamanidis K., Mileva K.N. & James D.C. (2020). Direct muscle electrical stimulation as a method for the in-vivo assessment of force production in m. abductor hallucis. Journal of Biomechanics,100;13:109606

· Mersmann, F., Bohm, S., Arampatzis, A., Karamanidis, K., & Seynnes, O. (2021). Muscle and Tendon Plasticity and Interaction in Physiological and Pathological Conditions. Frontiers in Physiology, 12:507

· AminiAghdam, S., Blickhan, R., & Karamanidis, K. (2021). The influence of sagittal trunk lean on uneven running mechanics. Journal of Experimental Biology, 224;1: jeb228288

· Epro, G., König, M., James, D., Lambrianides, Y., Werth, J., Hunter, S., & Karamanidis, K. (2021). Evidence that ageing does not influence the uniformity of the muscle–tendon unit adaptation in master sprinters. Journal of Biomechanics, 120:110364

· Werth, J., Bohm, S., Klenk, J., König, M., Sczuka, K. S., Schroll, A., ... & Karamanidis, K. (2021). Stability recovery performance in adults over a wide age range: A multicentre reliability analysis using different lean-and-release test protocols. Journal of Biomechanics, 125:110584

· Weber, A., Friemert, D., Hartmann, U., Epro, G., Seeley, J., Werth, J., ... & Karamanidis, K. (2021). Obstacle avoidance training in virtual environments leads to limb-specific locomotor adaptations but not to interlimb transfer in healthy young adults. Journal of Biomechanics, 120:110357

· McCrum, C., Bhatt, T. S., Gerards, M. H., Karamanidis, K., Rogers, M. W., Lord, S. R., & Okubo, Y. (2022). Perturbation-based balance training: Principles, mechanisms and implementation in clinical practice. Frontiers in sports and active living, 4: 1015394.

· Lambrianides, Y., Epro, G., Smith, K., Mileva, K. N., James, D., & Karamanidis, K. (2022). Impact of Different Mechanical and Metabolic Stimuli on the Temporal Dynamics of Muscle Strength Adaptation. Journal of strength and conditioning research, 36;11: 3246-3255.

· König, M., Santuz, A., Epro, G., Werth, J., Arampatzis, A., & Karamanidis, K. (2022). Differences in muscle synergies among recovery responses limit inter-task generalisation of stability performance. Human Movement Science, 82: 102937.

· Weber, A., Werth, J., Epro, G., Friemert, D., Hartmann, U., Lambrianides, Y., ... & Karamanidis, K. (2022). Head-Mounted and Hand-Held Displays Diminish the Effectiveness of Fall-Resisting Skills. Sensors, 22;1:344

· Olivera, A. L. P., Solan, M. C., Karamanidis, K., Mileva, K. N., & James, D. C. (2022). A voluntary activation deficit in m. abductor hallucis exists in asymptomatic feet. Journal of Biomechanics, 130:110863

· Werth, J., Epro, G., König, M., Santuz, A., Seeley, J., Arampatzis, A., Karamanidis, K. (2022). Differences in motor response to stability perturbations limit fall-resisting skill transfer. Scientific reports, 12;1:21901.

· Weber, A., Hartmann, U., Werth, J., Epro, G., Seeley, J., Nickel, P. and Karamanidis, K. (2022). Limited transfer and retention of locomotor adaptations from virtual reality obstacle avoidance to the physical world. Scientific Reports, 12;10: 19655.

· Weber, A., Hartmann, U., Werth, J., Epro, G., Seeley, J., Nickel, P., Karamanidis, K. (2023). Enhancement of awareness through feedback does not lead to interlimb transfer of obstacle crossing in virtual reality. J Biomech. 153:111600.

· Epro G, Suhr F, Karamanidis K. (2023) Human muscle-tendon unit mechanobiological responses to consecutive high strain cyclic loading. J Exp Biol. 226(20):jeb246507.

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