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"When
I agreed to ride RAGBRAI (seven days across Iowa) as a Parkinson’s
Disease patient I thought I could probably do 20 miles a day if I
was lucky…Dr. Alberts coached me through the entire 464 miles! I
would never have imaged I could have done it.” |
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Dr. Jay Alberts received his Ph.D. in Exercise Science from
Arizona State University. He is an Assistant Professor in the School of
Applied Physiology at Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta. Dr. Alberts is an expert in quantifying upper and lower
extremity movement patterns through the use of kinetic and kinematic
analyses. His experience in biomechanics and motor control allow him
to provide a scientific perspective to proper bicycle fit and
pedaling mechanics. Dr. Alberts’ educational background
includes physiology, biomedical engineering, nutrition, statistics
and sports psychology. |