Unpublished Conference Presented

[9] Gal AM, Douglas T, Chan ADC, Hay DC, McKinnell, I, "Introduction to SMART sport technology and the detection of skating patterns in para ice hockey", in Own the Podium SPorts INnovation (SPIN) Summit, Toronto, Canada, 2019.

[8] A.M. Gal, A.D.C. Chan & D.C. Hay, "Propulsion phase duration: A key coaching tactic for skating performance in para ice hockey", in Own the Podium SPorts INnovation (SPIN) Summit, Montreal, Canada, 2018.

[7] A.M. Gal, A.D.C. Chan & D.C. Hay, "Potential areas of interest when coaching skating in sledge hockey at the grass-roots level: Initiation to start a long-term development plan (LTDP) ", in Own the Podium SPorts INnovation (SPIN) Summit, Vancouver, Canada, 2017. Young Investigator Award

[6] A.M. Gal, A.D.C. Chan & D.C. Hay, "Investigation of the relationship between peak impact and push-off reaction forces, and potential upper limb overuse/overloading injuries introduced from skating in the sport of sledge hockey", in Own the Podium SPorts INnovation (SPIN) Summit, Calgary, Canada, 2016.

[5] A.M. Gal, A.D.C. Chan & D.C. Hay, "Differences between sagittal plane static start and mid-cycle stroke biomechanics during skating for the sport of sledge hockey: Task naïve population", in Own the Podium SPorts INnovation (SPIN) Summit, Calgary, Canada, 2016.

[4] A.M. Gal, A.D.C. Chan & D.C. Hay, "Baseline impact reaction forces in a seated downward short pole free-drop: A biomechanical investigation of elbow angle upon impact in the sport of sledge hockey", inOwn the Podium SPorts INnovation (SPIN) Summit, Toronto, Canada, 2015.

[3] A.M. Gal, A.D.C. Chan & D.C. Hay, "Shoulder joint produced weight-bearing mobility: Defining gait", in Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) National Conference (WISE- NC), Toronto, Canada, 2015.

[2] A.M. Gal, A.D.C. Chan & D.C. Hay, " Propulsion in sledge hockey: A biomechanical analysis to define gait", in Own the Podium SPorts INnovation (SPIN) Summit, Montreal, Canada, 2014.

[1] A.M. Gal & G.H. Raymer, " Differences between forward and defense hockey players during repeated high-intensity bursts of forward and backwards skating", in 5th Annual Undergraduate Research Conference, Nipissing University, North Bay, Canada, 2011.

Alicia M Gal - PhDc Biomedical Engineering - Biomaterials & Biomechanics

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