Ethan C. Hill

University of Central Florida — United States

Engineering · Physical Sciences

20h-index1.6kcitations189works2.12yr avg
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Research Topics

Muscle activation and electromyography studies(101), Sports Performance and Training(96), Cardiovascular and exercise physiology(84), Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Control(42), Sports injuries and prevention(28)

Publications185 total

Uniform Neuromuscular Responses Across Varied Blood Flow Restriction Training Strategies
The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research·2026
Submaximal running with blood flow restriction induces similar muscle oxygenation responses relative to maximal unrestricted running
Physiology International·2026
Pulmonary gas exchange responses during submaximal running with blood flow restriction
The Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness·2026
Pain responses following resistance exercise with and without blood flow restriction in individuals with multiple sclerosis
European Journal of Applied Physiology·2025Open Access
Toll like receptor agonist effects on human CD8+ T cell activation and expression of T cell checkpoint receptors
Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics·2025Open Access
Resistance and Aerobic Training Promote Similar Arterial Stiffness but Possibly Different Vascular Tone in Adults.
PubMed·2025· 1 cited
Mechanomyographic Amplitude-Force Relationships of the Biceps Brachii Differ Between Sexes During Linearly Varying Muscle Actions and Provide Insight on Muscle Morphology
Global Journal of Sport and Exercise Science·2025Open Access
Ischemic Preconditioning Does Not Affect Neuromuscular Function During Fatiguing Exercise
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
Exercise-Induced Hypoalgesia Following Blood Flow Restricted Exercise Among People Living With Multiple Sclerosis
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
Central And Peripheral Mechanisms Of Fatigue Are Not Affected By Ischemic Preconditioning
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
Ischemic Preconditioning Does Not Affect Maximal Torque, Perceptions Of Exertion Or Pain When Performed Prior To Fatiguing Exercise
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
Different Set And Repetition Schemes Induce Similar Neuromuscular Responses During Low-load Blood Flow Restriction Exercise
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
The Effects Of Creatine And Blood Flow Restriction On Strength And Body Composition In Women
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
Various Ischemic Preconditioning Pressures Do Not Impact Pain Pressure Threshold Or Tolerance Responses
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
Males Exhibit Greater Reperfusion During Ischemic Preconditioning At High, But Not Low Or Moderate Occlusion Pressures
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise·2025
Central and peripheral fatigue indices following resistance exercise with and without blood flow restriction among people with multiple sclerosis
Journal of Neurophysiology·2025Open Access
Does Protocol Matter for Repetition Volume? A Meta-Analytic Investigation of Volitional Failure Versus the Traditionally Used 75-Repetition Blood Flow Restriction Resistance Training
Sports Medicine - Open·2025· 1 citedOpen Access
Examination of neuromuscular and tissue oxygenation characteristics during submaximal treadmill running with blood flow restriction
European Journal of Applied Physiology·2025· 1 cited
Comparable muscle fatigue responses across different low-load blood flow restriction protocols among women
European Journal of Applied Physiology·2025
Blood Flow Restriction Accelerates Recruitment During a High-Intensity Non-Volitional Task
International Journal of Sports Medicine·2025· 2 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Cory M. Smith(37), Terry J. Housh(37), Glen O. Johnson(30), Richard J. Schmidt(28), Joshua L. Keller(21), Nathaniel D.M. Jenkins(15), Joel T. Cramer(13), Kristen C. Cochrane(12), Haley C. Bergstrom(10), John Paul V. Anders(5), Clayton L. Camic(5), Samuel L. Buckner(4), Richard J. Schmidt(4), Amelia A. Miramonti(3), Kristen C. Cochrane-Snyman(3), Joseph P. Weir(3), Donghwan Jeon(2), Douglas G. McNeel(2), John V. Anders(2), Sylvie M. Gray(2)