Introductions to research design and methods in exercise
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Michael Archie has been interested in health and sports since childhood. He played college football and earned a degree in kinesiology. After graduating, he worked as a personal trainer and also completed a master's degree in oriental medicine. If doing research today, he would study the beneficial effects of exercise on depression. He has presented workshop research on exercise benefits and expects to improve his research skills in this course.
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- 1. INTRODUCTIONS TO RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS IN EXERCISE SCIENCE MICHAEL ARCHIE
- 2. MY PERSONAL STORY ▪ I began working out at the age of 8. I have always been very interested in health, and sports. I played college football at Northern Illinois University and graduated with a Degree in Kinesiology ▪ After completing my undergraduate degree I worked as a personal trainer for various companies: Motorola, Crunch, and Air Fitness ▪ I went on to complete a Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine ▪ I am an avid practitioner of Yoga, Tai Chi, and Meditation and have taught classes in each discipline.
- 3. RESEARCH TOPICS ▪ The title of the last research paper that I wrote was “The Validation of the use of Ergogenic Aids.” In the paper I researched various ergogenic aids and tried to prove if any did improve sports performance. I found that Caffeine, and Creatine were the most beneficial Ergogenic Aids. ▪ If I choose a research topic today it would be on the beneficial effects that exercise has on Depression. ▪ I presented a workshop at Motorola to employees on the benefits of exercise for their specific population. I found a great deal of interest from the employees with lots of excellent questions and feedbacks. They were particularly interested in how to reduce lower back pain. ▪ I expect to become a better critique of articles which I use for research papers in this course. I also expect to become more familiar with research terminology.
- 4. ME AND LARRY This is a recent photo of myself on the right and one of my Yoga teachers.