Sabrena Lary

Advanced Master's Program

Hometown: Thompson, CT
Undergraduate degree: B.S. in Athletic Training, Sacred Heart University
Research interest: The relationship between posture and core muscle control
Directed research: The influence of pelvic inclination on lower extremity kinematics
Plans after graduating: Work with athletic teams and teach athletic training in a collegiate setting

Student Research

Current Projects

Directed Research: Is there a relationship between a static postural assessment and functional performance? Derek Allison, Advanced Master's Program.

Directed Research: The Effects of Foot Orthotics on Dynamic Posture Control as Measured by the Matscan System. Joseph Cacciatore, Entry Level Master's Program.

Thesis title: Limitations in current movement analysis: a Dynamic Systems approach. Arnau Galobardes I Tuneu, Entry-Level Master's Program.

Directed Research: The Effects of Foot Orthotics on Static Posture as Measured by the Biotonix Bioprint. Nicole Titmas, Entry-Level Master's Program.

Completed Projects - Master's Theses

Gender Differences in Internal and External Tibial Rotation Torque and Valgus Knee Angle During Vertical Jump Landing.
Katherine Bello, second year Plymouth State University student, Entry Level Athletic Training Program

The effect of a six-week core stability training intervention on muscle activation of the external oblique abdominal muscles.
Stephanie Gale, second year Plymouth State University student, Entry Level Athletic Training Program

Postural control of injured vs. uninjured athletes during a dynamic and static stance.
Miranda Osgood, second year Plymouth State University student, Entry Level Athletic Training Program

The effect of ankle bracing on postural stabilization during dynamic landing.
Chris Viesselman, first year Plymouth State University student, Advanced Athletic Training Master's Program