EDWARD CHILDERHOSE

Dynamic exercise science professional with an Honours BA in Kinesiology and currently pursuing a Master’s degree focused on fitness programming for youth athletes. Expertise in developing tailored, age-appropriate, and evidence-based training programs that enhance athletic performance, promote health, and increase injury resilience. Proficient in biomechanics, exercise physiology, program design, and performance assessment, complemented by exceptional communication and collaboration skills in virtual settings. Committed to fostering a supportive and motivating environment that empowers young athletes to reach their full potential.

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TCPS-2: Ethical Research Involving Human Participants

Biomechanical Analysis using ImageJ

• Applied biomechanical analysis techniques to study human movement, using ImageJ to track gait and joint motion in video sequences and process 3D anatomical models for analyzing complex movement patterns. Developed both quantitative and qualitative analytical skills through applied case studies.

Research Paper: Role of Satellite Cells in Muscle Repair and Hypertrophy

• Authored a research paper investigating satellite cell structure, activity, and their important involvement in skeletal muscle maintenance and development.
• Synthesized current literature in skeletal muscle physiology and regeneration.

Signal Processing for Biomechanics (MATLAB Coursework - in progress)

• Currently applying Fourier analysis to physiological and biomechanical signals, including computation of amplitude spectra and power spectral density, and diagnosis of aliasing, spectral leakage, and noise.