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Fitness Quotient is looking for experienced professionals and/or
scientists with experience in the utilization of electromyography,
electrogoniometry, accelerometry and/or plantar pressure technologies to cover
a part time position in the implementation of sports tests, analysis and
interpretation of data and preparation of reports.
FQ is deeply involved with creating new programs for injury
prevention in professional and recreational athletes, from children to senior
citizens. FQ works with athletes during the recovery process after injury, to
cover the gap that exists between the typical 10 Physical Therapy sessions
covered by health insurance companies, and the return to full competitive
training. It also works with active competitive and recreational athletes who
are experiencing pain and have not found solutions for their injuries and/or
proper recuperative training in the traditional sports market. FQ also provides
consulting work for sports associations and competitive teams through its unique
and thorough physical evaluation processes, which produce valuable information
for coaches and athletes in designing physical training programs.
FQ is located in Berkeley, California (USA). Applicants please send
resume and a brief explanation of the experience and involvement with the
mentioned technology to fitnessquotient@mac.com
DANIEL KAMENETZKYFITNESS QUOTIENT, FOUNDERSciences Applied to Sports Performance, Rehabilitation and Motor Movement ReeducationTel 510-847-5131Web page: http://web.mac.com/fitnessquotient
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scientists with experience in the utilization of electromyography,
electrogoniometry, accelerometry and/or plantar pressure technologies to cover
a part time position in the implementation of sports tests, analysis and
interpretation of data and preparation of reports.
FQ is deeply involved with creating new programs for injury
prevention in professional and recreational athletes, from children to senior
citizens. FQ works with athletes during the recovery process after injury, to
cover the gap that exists between the typical 10 Physical Therapy sessions
covered by health insurance companies, and the return to full competitive
training. It also works with active competitive and recreational athletes who
are experiencing pain and have not found solutions for their injuries and/or
proper recuperative training in the traditional sports market. FQ also provides
consulting work for sports associations and competitive teams through its unique
and thorough physical evaluation processes, which produce valuable information
for coaches and athletes in designing physical training programs.
FQ is located in Berkeley, California (USA). Applicants please send
resume and a brief explanation of the experience and involvement with the
mentioned technology to fitnessquotient@mac.com
DANIEL KAMENETZKYFITNESS QUOTIENT, FOUNDERSciences Applied to Sports Performance, Rehabilitation and Motor Movement ReeducationTel 510-847-5131Web page: http://web.mac.com/fitnessquotient
> Date: Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:12:24 +0100
> From: LISTSERV@NIC.SURFNET.NL
> Subject: Usage guidelines for BIOMCH-L
> To: danik67@HOTMAIL.COM
>
> Dear new Biomch-L subscriber,
>
> Welcome to Biomch-L, the E-mail discussion list on biomechanics
> and human/animal movement science; you are at present one of
> more than 6000 subscribers distributed over more than 60 countries.
>
> By subscribing to Biomch-L, you agree to abide by the rules outlined
> in the Biomch-L user's guide. Please get a copy of the user's guide
> from the web (http://www.biomch-l.org/files/BIOMCH-L_GUIDE.txt).
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> Traffic on Biomch-L averages about 5 messages daily. You may
> reduce the number of messages by sending 'SET BIOMCH-L DIGEST' to
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> Additional information is available on http://www.Biomch-L.org.
>
> Biomch-L has been set up in such a way that REPLYing to a received
> posting should -- on most E-mail systems -- result in a private
> message to the original poster; if you wish to reply to the list,
> you must type in the list's posting address (BIOMCH-L@nic.surfnet.nl)
> explicitly. This profile has been adopted to prevent you from
> accidentally going public on a private reply (which is worse than
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> also as an active poster.
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> With kind regards -- the Biomch-L list moderators:
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> Ton van den Bogert
> Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, USA
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> Krystyna Gielo-Perczak
> Liberty Mutual Research Center, Hopkinton MA, USA
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> Andreas Boehm
> Class GmbH, Starnberg, Germany
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> (updated February 28, 2007)
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