Fyock-Martin, Marcie

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Phone: (703) 993-7118
Fax: (703) 993-2025
Email: mfyock (@gmu.edu)

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Dr. Fyock earned her DAT from the University of Idaho in Athletic Training, with an emphasis on patient outcomes and patellar femoral pain. She holds a M.S. in Exercise Science from Syracuse University and a B.S. in Athletic Training from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania. Her research interests are focused on movement assessment and treatment of pain and dysfunction. Specifically incorporating the Regional Interdependence Theory to assess movement patterns and guide treatment options. She has given numerous national and state presentations on her research interests and has published in a peer-reviewed journal. Outside of work, Dr. Fyock enjoy participating in Olympic lifting, crossfit and other forms of exercise at both a recreational and competitive level. 

Regional Interdependence Theory

Patellar Femoral Pain

Movement Pattern Dysfunction and Pain

Using Global Assessment and Treatments to Alter Dysfunction and Pain

Fyock M, Seegmiller J, Naspany A, Baker R (2016). Treating Patients with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome using Regional Interdependence Theory: A Critically Appraised Topic. IJATT 21(3): 5-11. 

• College of Education and Human Development
• School of Kinesiology
• School of Kinesiology
• Athletic Training Education Program
• Sports Medicine Assessment Research and Testing (S.M.A.R.T.) Laboratory

• First Aid and Emergency Care (ATEP - 120)
• Lower Body Therapeutic Interventions (ATEP - 550)
• Athletic Training Clinical Techniques 2 (ATEP - 555)
• Post Rehabilitative Therapeutic Interventions (ATEP - 670)

• Medical and Scientific Terminology (ATEP 201)
• Physical Assessment of the Upper Body (ATEP 260)
• Clinical Techniques II: Physical Assessment of the Upper Body (ATEP 265)
• Functional Anatomy (ATEP 300)
• Therapeutic Interventions Foundations (ATEP 320)
• Therapeutic Interventions I (ATEP 350)
• Lower Body Therapeutic Interventions (ATEP 351)
• Athletic Training Clinical Techniques 2 (ATEP 354)
• Clinical Techniques 3: Therapeutic Interventions I (ATEP 355)
• Upper Body Therapeutic Interventions (ATEP 361)
• Athletic Training Clinical Techniques 4 (ATEP 365)
• Practicum IV: Therapeutic Rehabilitation (ATEP 366)
• Senior Seminar in Athletic Training (ATEP 441)
• Practicum 5 Professional Integration (ATEP 456)
• Post Rehabilitative Therapeutic Interventions (ATEP 470)
• Independent Study in Athletic Training (ATEP 499)
• Therapeutic Interventions Foundations (ATEP 520)
• Upper Body Therapeutic Interventions (ATEP 560)
• Athletic Training Clinical Techniques 4 (ATEP 565)
• Pathopharmacology (ATEP 600)
• Advanced Athletic Training Practice (ATEP 686)
• Special Topics (EFHP 598)
• Independent Study EFHP (EFHP 599)
• Movement and Fitness Assessment (EFHP 611)
• Project (EFHP 798)
• Research Methods (KINE 450)
• Independent Study (KINE 501)
• Movement and Fitness Assessment (KINE 602)
• Directed Inquiry (KINE 798)
• Research Methods (PRLS 450)