Faculty - SAKAI Toshiro |

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SAKAI Toshiro

Department / Course

College of Life and Health Sciences Department of Lifelong Sports and Health Sciences

Graduate School of Life and Health Sciences Department of Biomedical Sciences

Graduate School of Life and Health Sciences Department of Health Sciences

Job Professor

Academic background
	Master's Program in Health and Sport Sciences University of Tsukuba
	Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology Kanazawa University

Present specialized field
Sports sciences

Book and thesis
Books	Textbook of Sports Physiology 1993
Papers	Validation of parents’ subjective judgments of young children physique and motor skills by actual measurements. 標準化研究学会全国大会 2023
Papers	Elucidation of Phase Angle Values and Relationship between Phase Angle and Motor Performance in Japanese Adolescents The Journal of Education and Health Science,pp.22-30 2020
Papers	Verification of Longitudinal Growth Pattern Based on Tracking of Tall Height-Analysis in Childhood and Puberty- The Journal of Education and Health Science,pp.112-120 2020
Papers	Age difference of walking time within a frame and on the balance beam with and without obstacle in preschool girls Japan Journal of Test and Measurement in Health and Physical Education,pp.53-58 2015
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Exhibition, concert, and athletic meet
1993	A Ski Trip at a High School for Developmentally Impaired Students
1993	Ski Training in Schools for Developmentally Impaired in Japan
1993	Sports Activity for Mentally Retarded People
1992	Extent of Strain during Several Kinds of Exercise in MR High School Students
1992	Social and Technical Adaptability in office for Mentally Retarded people
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Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense
	Growth & Development
	Non-invasive monitoring of muscle oxygenation
	Sports Activity for Mentally Retarded People
2015/04/01 ～ 2018/03/31	Examination of development curves in grasping ability of infants - Validation using grip strength meters for infats and electromyogram meters - Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research