Professor, Students Conduct Research on the Slopes

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How to Be a Better Skier: Professor, Students Conduct Research on the Slopes

Professor John Seifert, an internationally recognized expert on alpine skiing research, categorizes his current work into four different areas: muscle function and fatigue; physiological studies, such as the effects of dehydration; the effects of sports drinks and other nutritional supplements; and how equipment -- such as powder skis -- affect the bodies of people who are using them.

www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/04/100420101344.htm

I recommend everyone read the entire article.  It's rather interesting.

nice story, but short on real information; I did a search to find Seifert's U. website, and it seems it is one page; too bad that one couldn't download some pdfs of the the technical articles he has written.

Not a lot of info here, but I was able to find these two in about 1:30.


Cardiopulmonary-Effect-Heat-and-Moisture-Exchange-Mask-on-COPD-Patients-during-Cold-Exposure-Jun09.pdf

www.airguardmedical.com/collaterals/docs...ratory%20Society.pdf

If it's worth it, you could always try emailing him directly and ask him if he has any more info available to send you.  His email address is on the page below.

www.montana.edu/hhd/facultyandstaff/jseifert.htm