Schedule – Poster

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Presenters:

• 1. Vicky Bouffard-Levasseur – Effects of a 12-week physical activity program on balance and gait stability in ageing adults
• 2. Isaac Cull – The Impact of 16-week Resistance Training performed with Elastic Bands along with Diabetes Education on Physical Function, Glycemic Control, and Frailty Status in Individuals with Type 2 diabetes and Frailty: Results from The Band-Frail Study
• 3. Sivan Klil-Drori – Brain Health and the Role of Exercise in Late-Life Cognitive Reserve: A Narrative Review
• 4. Sandrine Labrecque – Acute impact of intradialytic exercise on blood pressure and chronic kidney disease symptoms
• 5. Sarah-Eve Lord – Could a family history of type 2 diabetes affect substrate oxidation during submaximal exercise?
• 6. Dawson Nancekievill – The impact of 16-week resistance training performed with elastic bands along with diabetes education on quality of life in frail older adults living with type 2 diabetes: A sub analysis of the Band-Frail study
• 8. Catherine Notarius – Sex differences in reflex sympathetic responses to dynamic leg exercise in healthy middle-age
• 9. Laurence Poirier – Use of a submaximal test with both subjective and objective measures of intensity in individuals undergoing chemotherapeutic treatments for a metastatic cancer
• 10. Mark Badrov – Influence of sex and age on the relationship between cardiorespiratory fitness and muscle sympathetic nerve activity in healthy adults
• 11. Christian Cheung – Cannabis inhalation does not alter carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity or brachial artery reactive hyperemia flow-mediated dilation
• 12. Alexandra Coates – Investigating the Roles of Exercise Intensity and Biological Sex on Post-Exercise Alterations in Cardiac Function
• 13. Tarrah Ethier – Lack of sex differences in the influence of acute local changes in blood pressure on forearm arterial stiffness
• 14. Robin Faricier – Absolute but not relative exercise duration at [dot]VO2max changes according to the power output within the severe-intensity domain
• 15. Veronica Furno Puglia – Peripheral adaptations in high-performance handcycling
• 16. Alexander Gamble – Using blood volume estimations to investigate the relationship between transient central volume reduction and hormonal response during BFR exercise
• 17. Jordan Lee – Muscle metaboreflex activation following static exercise is attenuated by eccentric exercise induced muscle weakness
• 18. Lindsay Lew – Comparison of two ovulation tests to improve predicted timing of the late follicular phase for menstrual cycle research
• 19. Lorenzo Love – Characterization of the kinetic responses of [dot]VO2p, blood flow, and muscle deoxygenation by exercise intensity domain
• 20. Caitie Sardo – Understanding the effects of acute stevia consumption on endothelial function in humans
• 21. Jenna Stone – No impact of oral contraceptive or natural menstrual cycle phase on arterial stiffness in premenopausal females
• 22. Cody van Rassel – The utility of detrended fluctuation analysis alpha 1 (DFAɑ1) to assess exercise intensity in incremental and constant-speed running tests
• 23. Emily N Copeland – Characterizing SERCA function in the hippocampal and prefrontal cortex regions of the brain from C57 and D2 mdx mice
• 24. Pablo Fleitas Paniagua – Different ramp incremental slopes elicit similar [dot]VO2max and neuromuscular fatigue development despite differences in peak power output
• 25. Tim Green – A comparison study of the muscle activation of the medial and lateral head of the gastrocnemius muscle during isometric plantar flexion
• 26. Shizhen Wang – A preliminary analysis of the association between strength and muscle quality with indices of muscle fatigue during eccentric quasi-isometric loading
• 27. Madison Bell – Changes in body mass, physical activity, and dietary intake in Canadian university students during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic
• 28. Dean Cordingley – Does supplementing with creatine monohydrate decrease time to recovery following concussion in adolescents? – A protocol
• 29. Taylor Leonhardt – Nutrition knowledge associated with dietary adequacy in powerlifters
• 30. Devin McCarthy – Acute ketone monoester supplementation increases the oxygen cost of submaximal exercise in endurance-trained adults
• 31. Laura Reyes Castillo – Collaborative team-based approach in nutrition and graded exercise program effects on diet quality and reversal of metabolic syndrome
• 32. Louise de Lannoy – Scoping review on children and youth’s outdoor play publications in Canada
• 33. Jack Dunsford – Repeatability of expiratory flow limitation during exercise in healthy adults
• 34. Hanan Badr – Impact of lifestyle modification on quality of life in patients with metabolic syndrome
• 35. Rachel Skow – Impact of severe obesity on peripheral determinants of peak oxygen uptake during single leg exercise in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
• 36. Victoria Nasr – Improved fitness from community exercise programs led by a Certified Exercise Physiologist

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Presenters:

• 1. Danilo F. da Silva – Investigating the association between SmartMoms Canada app usage and physical activity, sleep and self-reported psychological health markers in pregnant women
• 2. Patrick Abi Nader – Developing an Exhaustive Tool to Measure School Level Factors that Influence Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviours
• 3. Maria Arsenault – Je veux mes résultats ! Une méthode pour autogénérer des rapports d’évaluation individuels dans un essai de faisabilité d’une intervention centrée sur l’exercice
• 4. Hanan Badr – Enhancement of mental health among patients with metabolic syndrome during COVID-19 after following the CHANGE program
• 5. aurelie baillot – Factors associated with inconvenience during physical activity because of excess skin after bariatric surgery: a multicentric cross-sectional study
• 6. Julie Carpenter – Differences in experiences and motives for physical activity led to identification of four distinct profiles of physical activity participation during adolescence
• 7. Lara Deslauriers – Utility and acceptability of an ergometer for aging adults’ training in a clinic environment – a pilot study
• 9. Adham El Sherbini – Cross sectional and longitudinal associations between sedentary behaviour and fall related injuries in middle and older aged adults: Results from the CLSA
• 10. François Gallant – Associations between puberty status and relative age on sport dropout during adolescence
• 11. Hanna Grossman – Evaluating a 2-year follow-up: Benefits of an Exercise Program for People Living with Cancer
• 12. Jeremy Angus – The Epidemiology of Injury in British Columbian Forrest Firefighters – A pilot study
• 13. Travis Hrubeniuk – Cohort Profile: The Manitoba Tomorrow Project (MTP)
• 14. Mohammad Keshavarz – Potential benefits of online-delivery circuit training for men living with obesity
• 15. Emma McGinnis – State anxiety, depression, and physical activity in university students during the COVID-19 pandemic
• 16. Sarah O’Connell – The association of injury and eating behaviour in university athletes
• 17. Dominique Ouellette – Physical activity level and functional capacity of individuals referred to physiotherapy services before receiving bariatric surgery
• 18. Joanne Parsons – An unconventional classroom: the effect of mandatory hours in the high school weight room on student participation in resistance training activities
• 19. Ada Sevinc – Evaluating the association between energy availability and bone strength in young endurance-trained individuals: A cross-sectional study protocol
• 20. Veronique Thibault – Longitudinal associations between weight-control status and lifestyle behaviours during adolescence
• 21. Eve-Julie Tremblay – Resistance training and cardiometabolic risk in metabolically healthy and unhealthy women with obesity
• 23. Audrey Pinsonneault-Grenier – Impact of a multidisciplinary COVID-19 clinical protocol on glucose profile during hospitalization in elderly
• 24. Randi Keltz – An evaluation of the effectiveness of exercise training-based cardiac rehabilitation to improve aerobic fitness
• 25. Brayden Miller – A modified Nordic Curl intervention does not influence rate of hamstring injuries or time lost due to injury in Canadian football players: A retrospective review
• 26. Pamela Tanguay – Hybrid cardiac rehabilitation models: A Review
• 27. Renaud Tremblay – Is intermittent walking really the most effective exercise modality for improving walking ability in intermittent claudication?
• 28. Hanna Grossman – Benefits of an exercise program for people living with cancer: A 2-year follow-up
• 29. Kierstyn Palmer – Exercise Interventions Augment Brain Activity and Reduces Pain Perceptions in Adults with Chronic Pain: A Systematic Review
• 30. F. Elizabeth Godkin – Evaluating wrist accelerometer estimates of physical activity intensity during walking in older adults and persons with neurodegenerative disease
• 31. Said Mekary – Reliability of executive function through the Stroop task in young adults
• 32. Elisabeth Morrison – Towards understanding the relationship between physical activity, frailty, and cognitive function
• 33. Maya Saunders – The role of physical activity in concussion rehabilitation

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Presenters:

• 1. Adam Di Salvo – The effect of a semi-upright body position on the cardiovascular response to submaximal cycling
• 2. Daniel Meister – Meeting the New Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines is Associated with Frailty Status across Adulthood: A Cross-Sectional Study
• 3. Haoxuan Liu – The impact of an acute bout of prolonged sitting on popliteal endothelium-dependent and independent vasodilation
• 4. Beverly Schwartz – Impact of habitual sedentary time and physical activity on beat-by-beat blood pressure variability in healthy adults
• 5. Madeline Shivgulam – An umbrella review of the impact of exercise training interventions on flow-mediated dilation in adults
• 6. Stacey Forbes – Determining the flow of the cardiovascular circuit: the role of the heart versus peripheral blood vessel control in driving the increase in blood flow during exercise
• 7. Michael Leahy – The muscle metaboreflex during dynamic exercise: contribution to ventilation and cardiovascular regulation in males and females
• 8. Sinan Osman – Respiratory and skeletal muscle contributions to exertional tolerance in patients with dyspnea of uncertain etiology
• 9. Jennifer Williams – No impact of natural menstrual cycle and hormonal contraceptive phase on substrate oxidation during rest and acute submaximal aerobic exercise in healthy young females
• 10. Sydney Valentino – Physiological contributors to ratings of perceived exertion during cardiopulmonary exercise testing on a cycle ergometer
• 11. Liam Pellerine – Impact of motivators and barriers to exercise on attaining to physical activity and sedentary time guidelines among Canadian undergraduate students
• 12. Sol Vidal Almela – Sex-differences in the physical and mental health profile of patients with persistent or permanent atrial fibrillation
• 13. Brittany Rioux – Potential effects of a pre-bariatric surgery exercise intervention on irisin response and its association with physical capacity
• 14. Donna Li – Short-term Resistance Exercise Training Attenuates Muscle Damage and Alters Transcription of Muscle Extracellular Matrix Regulators in Response to 300 Eccentric Contraction in Young Adults
• 15. Paul Peyrel – Impact of vitamin D supplementation on statin-associated muscle symptoms
• 16. Freddie Seo – Disuse-induced elbow flexor strength loss occurs independent of muscle atrophy and is accompanied by imbalances in corticospinal output following 14-days of unilateral upper-arm immobilization in young women
• 17. Philippe St-Martin – Fourteen days of head-down tilt bed rest with or without an exercise countermeasure on neuromuscular secretome and electrical activity
• 18. Keely Shaw – The impacts of pea-protein powder on iron levels in female runners
• 19. Katelyn Comeau – Do gender-related variables predict changes in functional capacity and quality of life in patients with coronary artery disease following cardiovascular rehabilitation?
• 20. Sarah Angus – Cardiovascular implications of acute respiratory muscle unloading at different exercise intensities
• 21. Jenna Benbaruj – Limb and inspiratory muscle metaboreflex activation in healthy males and females
• 22. Olivia Ferguson – Effects of face masks on the multiple dimensions and neurophysiological mechanisms of exertional dyspnea
• 23. Leah Mann – Day-to-day variability of hyperoxic, hypoxic, and hypercapnic chemosensitivity during exercise

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Presenters:

• 1. Aditya Brahmbhatt – Sex Differences in Sarcolipin Expression and Muscle Fatiguability in Mice
• 2. Catherine Bellissimo – Adiponectin receptor agonism attenuates fibrosis, inflammation and mitochondrial H2O2 emission in diaphragm from the D2.mdx mouse model of Duchenne muscular dystrophy
• 3. Paige Chambers – Sex differences in sarcolipin expression and calcineurin signaling with aging
• 4. Sophie Hamstra – Tideglusib restores diastolic function and reduces oxidative/nitrosative damage in the hearts of young D2-mdx mice
• 5. Zachariah Henderson – Blood-flow restricted resistance exercise induced myokine secretion is correlated with changes in muscle strength but not fat free mass
• 6. Yijia Huang – Differences in the magnitude of muscle atrophy but similar declines in muscle strength between the elbow flexors and extensors in response to 14-days of upper-limb immobilization in young women
• 7. Emma Juracic – MLN does Not Alter SERCA1a Apparent Coupling Ratio
• 8. Jean-Christophe Lagacé – Dynamic of skeletal muscle proteome during 14 days of bedrest with and without a mixed exercise countermeasure in middle-aged individuals
• 9. Bianca Marcella – Characterizing the effects of voluntary wheel running on cardiac SERCA function in ovariectomized mice
• 10. Eveline Menezes – Gene Expression Time Course for Regulators of Mitochondrial Biogenesis in Young Healthy Men
• 11. Lauren Pacitti – Blood flow restriction during aerobic training has no impact on muscle but improves exercise performance during blood flow restricted condition
• 12. Francis Parenteau – A cranberry extract and HIIT, but not resistance training, prevent declines in skeletal muscle mitochondrial function
• 13. Victoria Sanfrancesco – The role of ATF4 in mediating skeletal muscle function during acute contractile activity
• 14. Spencer Skaper – Relative muscle fascicle length and the energy cost of cyclic contractions
• 15. Jordan Stevenson – Amino Acid Supplementation Following Combined Resistance and Plyometric Exercise Alters Anabolic Signaling, but Not Transcriptional Regulators of the Intramuscular Extracellular Matrix in Young Males
• 16. Mark Valentim – Parvalbumin does not Attenuate the Progression of Centronuclear Myopathy caused by Phospholamban Overexpression
• 17. Jenna Wong – The role of TFE3 in endurance training-induced skeletal muscle adaptations
• 18. Oluwatimilehin Ajayi – Stryd critical power is equivalent to the running intensity at critical speed
• 19. Dean Cordingley – Allometric scaling of performance measures in adolescent ice hockey players
• 20. Alexander Maycock – The reproducibility of repeated ski sprint performance using the Concept2 SkiErg in Nordic skiers and non-skier athletes
• 21. Lorenzo Micheli – The relationship between critical power and respiratory compensation point: equivalence or coincidence?
• 22. John Renwick – Improved VO2max response classification using supramaximal verification protocol
• 23. Leslie Ternes – A longitudinal analysis of performance measures in collegiate female athletes across years of eligibility
• 24. Jean-Christophe Lagace – Dynamic of skeletal muscle proteome during 14 days of bedrest with and without a mixed exercise countermeasure in middle-aged individuals
• 25. Stephanie Mattina – The effects of long-term, volitional exercise on skeletal muscle function in the severe D2-mdx model of Duchenne muscular dystrophy
• 26. Rozhin Raziee – The effects of fasting-induced skeletal muscle remodelling on protein arginine methyltransferase expression and activity in humans
• 27. Andrew Mikhail – Skeletal muscle specific mitochondrial turnover and dynamics in SMA mice
• 28. Erin Webb – Effects of pharmacological CARM1 inhibition on skeletal muscle function and atrophy
• 29. Marc-Olivier Dugas – Validation of the American College of Sports Medicine metabolic equation for running

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