Jack Taunton

Professor

Office:  Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Clinic

Office Phone: (604) 822-4122

Lab(s): Exercise Physiology Laboratory

Lab Phone(s):  (604) 822-4122

Fax:  (604) 822-9058

Email:  jtaunton@interchange.ubc.ca

Web:  www.hkin.educ.ubc.ca

 

Curriculum Vitae:  Simon Fraser University, Vancouver B.Sc. 1969; Simon Fraser University, Vancouver M.A. 1971; University of British Columbia, Vancouver M.D. 1976

 

 

Specialization:  Exercise Science – Sports Medicine, Exercise and the Elderly, Exercise Physiology, Fitness/Health, Risk Management, Overuse Injuries, Exercise and diabetes

 

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Curriculum:

HKIN 461

Prevention of Sport Injuries I

          

(3) - Training and safety strategies for the prevention of injuries to the musculoskeletal system and sense organs. Prerequisites: HKIN 290, 291, 361 and 363. Corequisite: HKIN 463. [3-0]

 

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Research:

Dr. Taunton’s research This past year has been in the area of overuse injuries and the role of exercise in the elderly.  We have just completed 4 studies on overuse running injuries - diagnosis, aetiology and management.  We have two projects just underway on patellar tendinitis - etiology and treatment. We have also evaluated adolescent overuse injuries.  I am also involved in a new project on MRI imaging of the subacromial space in swimmers with supraspinatus tendinitis.  The exercise and the elderly project is the 5th phase of a study now evaluating the effects of a one year strength study with 75 to 80 year old females on functional capacity, strength, bone density and psychological parameters.

 

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Scholarly Articles

 

Taunton, J.E., Martin, A.D., Rhodes, E.C., Wolski, L.A., Donnelly, M. & Elliot, J. (1997). Exercise for the older woman: Choosing the right prescription. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 31, 1-6.

Frangolias, D.D., Taunton, J.E., Rhodes, E.C., McConkey, J.P. & Moon, M. (1997). Maintenance of aerobic capacity during recovery from right foot Jones fracture. A case report. Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine, 7, 54-58.

Taunton, J.E., Rhodes, E.C., Wolski, L.A., Donelly, M., Warren, J., Elliot, J., McFarlane, L., Leslie, J., Mitchell, J. & Lauridsen, B. (1996). Effect of 
land-based and water-based fitness programs on the cardiovascular fitness, strength and flexibility of women aged 65-75 years. Gerontology, 42, 204-210.

Gisslow, M. & Taunton, J.E. (1996). Use of an AIRCAST in treatment of tibial stress fractures. New Zealand Journal of Sports Medicine, 24(4), Summer, 49-50.

Taunton, J.E., Smith, C. & Magee, D. (in press). Lower limb, ankle and foot injuries in sport. In D. Magee (Ed.), Athletic injuries and rehabilitation.

Taunton, J.E., & McCargar, L. (1995). Managing activity in patients who have diabetes. Physician and Sports Medicine, 23(3), 41-52.

 

Taunton, J.E., & McCargar, L. (1995). Staying active with diabetes. Physician and Sports Medicine, 23(3), 55-56.

McCargar, L , Crawford, S. & Taunton, J.E. (1995). Effects of exercise modality on metabolic rate and body composition. Clinical Journal of Sports 
Medicine, 5(2), 100-107.

Frangolias, D.D., Rhodes, E.C. & Taunton, J.E. (1995). Deep water running. Your Patient and Fitness, 9(4), 14-21.

Taunton, J.E., & Fricker, P.A. (1994). Ankle injuries - acute and overuse. In M. Harris, C. Williams, & M.J. Michelle (Eds.), Oxford Textbook of Sports 
Medicine (pp. 471-489).

Revised: February 1998

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