User:Mandeepa Kumawat
About me[edit | edit source]
I am a second year graduate student in kinesiology and exercise science from University of north Texas. I completed my bachelors in physical therapy from India. To gain practical knowledge, I have worked in multiple hospitals as a rotational physical therapist. It was a great experience where I got the opportunity to treat Orthopedic, neurological and pediatric cases. Dealing with the stroke cases made me realize that it is always better to treat the root cause of diseases like diabetes, blood pressure which make the disorder more worse and make people live a healthy lifestyle. I started working with the population who were suffering from Type 2 diabetes where I used combination of aerobic and resistance training intervention and this technique helped in maintaining the blood sugar level. With a desire to expertise my knowledge in research field, I made a decision to continue with my further master studies and currently I am doing my thesis.
Education[edit | edit source]
Masters in Kinesiology and Exercise Science- Present
Bachelors in Physical Therapy- 2018
International Conference Presentations[edit | edit source]
Mandeepa Kumawat, Madalyn B. Sheridan, Dr. David Hill. Rating of perceived exertion at the ventilatory threshold, maximal lactate steady state, and critical power. International Congress on Education, Motor Behavior, Sport, and Health, Sfax, Tunisia, Dec 18, 2021. (Oral presentation)
Certification[edit | edit source]
- Certified Group Fitness Instructor- American council on Exercise
- CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers- American Red Cross
- Biomedical research- CITI Program certification
Professional Affiliations[edit | edit source]
MANUAL THERAPY FOUNDATION OF INDIA - Member
Physiopedia badges[edit | edit source]
Physiopedia Contributions[edit | edit source]
Original editor:
Hemiplegia, Iliacus, Femoral Nerve, Respiratory Assessment
Top Contributor:
Adolescent Back pain, Internal Impingement of the Shoulder, Mallet Finger, Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy, Quadriceps Muscle Contusion, Lower Extremity Functional Scale (LEFS), Quadriceps Muscle Strain, Hamstring Strain, Iliacus, Triceps brachii, Palmaris Longus, Axis
Contact details[edit | edit source]
LinkedIN: Mandeepa kumawat