Michael E. Feltner

Dean of Academic Initiatives

Professor of Sports Medicine

Natural Science Division, Seaver College

TAC 320C

Education

Feltner, M. E., Fraschetti, D.* & Crisp, R.* (1999) Augmentation of lower extremity muscle force generation via arm motions during vertical jumping. Journal of Sports Science, 17, 449-466.
Feltner, M. E. & Taylor, G* (1997). Three-dimensional kinetics of the shoulder, elbow and wrist during a penalty throw in water polo. Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 13, 347-372.
Feltner, M.E., MacRae, H.S.H., MacRae, P.M., Turner, N.S.*, Hartman, C.A.*, Summers, M.L.* & Welch, M.D.* (1994). Strength training effects on rearfoot motion in running. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 26(8), 1021-1027.
Feltner, M.E. (1989). Three-dimensional interactions in a two-segment kinetic chain: Part II: Application to the throwing arm in baseball pitching. International Journal of Sports Biomechanics, 5(4), 420-450.
Feltner, M.E. & Dapena, J. (1986). Dynamics of the shoulder and elbow joints of the throwing arm during a baseball pitch. International Journal of Sports Biomechanics, 2(4), 235-259.
Feltner, M.E., E.J. Bishop*, & C.M. Perez*. Segmental and kinetic contributions in vertical jumps performed with and without an arm swing. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport. In press.

Associate Editor, Medicine and Science in Sports & Exercise
Editorial Board, Journal of Applied Biomechanics
FACSM, Fellow: American College of Sports Medicine
President, Biomechanics Interest Group, American College of Sports Medicine, 1998-2001
Invited Presenter, IV IOC World Congress on Sport Science
President, Seaver College Faculty Association, 1999-2000
Research Fellow American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance
Golden Key National Honor Society
Chairperson, Seaver College Institutional Review Board (IRB)

Dynamics of high-speed upper extremity movement
Injury mechanics and gender effects on injury mechanics
Mechanical and muscular alterations associated with skill progression
Upper extremity augmentation of lower extremity musculoskeletal dynamics during vertical jumps