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A smiling kid at Shooters soccer club wears an orange and black jersey and is seen kicking a soccer ball.
Impact Magazine
Reimagining the Playing Field: How the Strong Youth Project Transforms Youth Sports
BY Parker Smith, August 30, 2024 01:00 PM
The Strong Youth Project, led by Dr. Matthew Seeley and Coach Justin Yee, aims to change the youth sports experience through communicating scientific research and enhancing the sport experience.
Tall white male Andrew Hillier, wearing a gray BYU sweatshirt, holds a traditional black foot brace and and a mechanical, spring-loaded boot.
Impact Magazine
Getting Diabetics Back on Their Feet
BY Hannah LeSueur, June 09, 2023 10:51 AM
Andrew Hillier and Seth Huber combine public health and engineering at BYU to speed up healing for the foot ulcers of people with diabetes. The students' foot braces take stress off the foot and reduce the need for amputation.
A white female student adjusts wires on a football player's head.
Impact Magazine
Huddled Up for Healing: Working with the Football Team to Address a Degenerative Brain Disease
BY Tanner Sandberg, July 21, 2022 02:34 PM
In 2002, the death of legendary NFL center Mike Webster introduced the world to the degenerative brain disease known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). The disease is marked by depression, rage, substance abuse, cognitive dysfunction, and dementia, and diagnoses are rising rapidly among retired football players.
Jessica Collins running a bike test on a subject
Impact Magazine
Can You Age Out of Exercising?
BY Sydney Springer, March 01, 2022 11:45 AM
The sun blazed down on the sidewalk of Provo’s Center Street as community members pounded the pavement to the finish line. The marathon started before the sun had even risen, and amongst the clumps of college students was an older gentleman dressed in bright yellow. He finished in under five hours.