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Colin Mulligan is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology at Oregon State University's School of Exercise, Sport, and Health Sciences. His research focuses on biomechanical factors influencing ACL injury risk, particularly during deceleration and agility maneuvers, and improving return-to-sport protocols for athletes post-ACL reconstruction. He holds a PhD and is a certified athletic trainer (ATC).
Key research interests include:
- Mechanics of deceleration in sport movements
- Functional testing for athlete readiness
- Musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation strategies
- Biomechanics of aging and fall prevention
His recent work emphasizes translational research to reduce ACL reinjury rates through better understanding of landing mechanics, quadriceps strength symmetry, and movement patterns. Articles from 2020-2025 consistently address ACL injury prevention programs, biomechanical analysis of cutting maneuvers, and rehabilitation outcomes for female athletes.
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