We are conducting studies to examine the use of vision and limb position sense in movement control. We are interested in how we prepare, control, and adapt our The goal of the Physiological and psychological Adaptation to Challenges through Exercise (PACE) study is to test the effect of self-selected exercise on one’s reactivity to and recovery from a subsequent social interaction.
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The study is being conducted by the Fitness, Aging, and Stress (FAST) Lab at the University of British Columbia, led by Principal Investigator Dr. Eli Puterman, and run by MSc student Isabella Ravaglia and lab manager Leo McHegg. This study is funded by a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery Grant awarded to Dr. Puterman.