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United States

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Athletic, Performance, Strength, and Aging Lab• Explored topics in Strength and Conditioning, Human Performance, and Sport Science, focusing on training adaptations and performance variable associations across athletic and non-athletic populations. • Contributed in a research initiative to investigate and compare asymmetries at varying running speeds between treadmill and overground modalities, overseeing data collection for 20+ subjects, analysis, and reporting. • Assessed the validity and reliability of various performance measuring devices, including Pasco 2-Axis Portable Force Platforms, Optojump Photoelectric Cells and Timing Gates, and Portable Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull Ring.• Authored an abstract on the "Relationship Between Drop Jump and Sprint Contact Times in Collegiate Athletes," analyzing data from football, basketball, and track and field. • Attended and presented research findings at the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) conference in July 2024, showcasing findings and engaging with professionals in the field to discuss emerging trends and findings.

Brownsville, Texas, United States

• Shadowed Dr. Brissa Elorza, DPT, at Moody Clinic, a non-profit outpatient rehabilitation specializing in services for children with developmental delays, disabilities, and acquired injuries, from birth to age 21.• Observed and learned clinical techniques to develop personalized care plans adapted to each child's unique needs, aiming to support their development of age-appropriate functional skills. • Assisted with one-on-one therapy sessions with children of varied ages and disabilities, gaining hands-on experience in pediatric rehabilitation. • Conducted literature reviews on patient's disabilities to evaluate evidence-based management and treatment approaches, using current research trends to inform clinical strategies and enhance patient outcomes. • Explored Dynamic Movement Intervention Therapy (DMI) and assessed the impact of targeted exercises on each patients outcomes, including improvements in motor function, coordination, and overall quality of life. • Monitored patient progress through regular evaluations and adjusted interventions based on individual needs and responses to therapy.

Kinesiology And Health Science

Activities and Societies: Honors College

Associate Of Arts - Aa, General Studies