James L. Nuzzo, PhD

Vitruvian machines for drop set training

Content analysis of patent applications for strength training equipment filed in the United States before 1980

Volunteer bias and female participation in exercise and sports science research

Preliminary evidence that letters to the editor are indexed inconsistently in PubMed and exercise science and physical therapy journals: implications and resolutions

Voluntary activation of the knee extensor muscles with transcranial magnetic stimulation

Equity in physical activity: a miguided goal

Large sex difference despite equal opportunity: authorship of over 3,000 letters to the editor of exercise science and physical therapy journals over 56 years

Effects of four weeks of strength training on the corticomotoneuronal pathway

Words and patterns that comprise resistance 

training exercise names

The reliability of three devices used for measuring vertical jump height

Testing of the maximal dynamic output hypothesis in trained and untrained subjects

Bias against men's issues within the United Nations and the World Health Organization: a content analysis

Inconsistent use of resistance exercise names in research articles: a brief note

Growth of exercise science in the United States since 2002: a secondary data analysis

Men's health in the United States: a national health paradox

Time for a causal systems map of physical activity

Time to reconsider foot and leg position during the bench press

Elbow angle modulates corticsopinal excitability to biceps brachii at spinal and supraspinal levels

Arm posture-dependent changes in corticospinal excitability are largely spinal in origin

Parkrun and the claim of "elitism" in paid-entry run/walk events

Exercise dependence symptoms in a sample of exercise science students in the United States

The case for retiring flexibility as a major component of physical fitness

History of strength training research in man: inventory and quantitative overview of studies published in English between 1894 and 1979

Correcting a historical error about female participation in training studies before 1975

Sex difference in participation in muscle-strengthening activities

CORP: measurement of upper and lower limb muscle strength and voluntary activation

Causal mediation analysis could resolve whether training-induced increases in muscle strength mediate hypertrophy

Letters to the editor in exercise science and physical therapy journals: an examination of content and "authorship inflation"

Acute strength training increases responses to stimulation of corticospinal axons

Inconsistent use of resistance exercise names in research articles: a brief note

The National Football League Scouting Combine from 1999 to 2014: normative reference values and examination of body mass normalization techniques