Oladipo Eddo
PhD, George Mason University
Associate Professor
Kinesiology
Sports Medicine Assessment Research and Testing (S.M.A.R.T.) Laboratory

Contact Information

Send email to Eddo

Phone: 7039937183
Email: oeddo (@gmu.edu)

George Mason University
Science and Technology Campus
Katherine G. Johnson Hall 201B
10890 George Mason Circle
MS 4E5
Manassas, VA 20110

Profile

Oladipo Eddo earned his Ph.D. in Education with a focus on lower extremity biomechanics. He holds an M.S. and a B.S. in Kinesiology, with a minor in Psychology, from George Mason University. Oladipo Eddo has published his research in refereed journals and other publications and has presented at regional and national conferences. He also serves as a manuscript reviewer for several journals, including Journal of Biomechanics, Journal of Sports Biomechanics, and International Journal of Sports Medicine.

Research Interests

Biomechanics; Lower Extremity; Osteoarthritis; Gait modification; Motion Analysis; Modeling; Injury Prevention

Recent Publications

Recent Publications

  1. Eddo, O., Lindsey, B., Caswell, S., & Cortes, N. (2017). Current evidence of gait modification with real-time biofeedback to alter kinetic, temporal spatial, and function related outcomes: A review. International Journal of Kinesiology and Sports Science. 2017;5(3):35–55.
  2. Eddo, O., Lindsey, B., Caswell, S., Prebble, M., & Cortes, N. (2020). Unintended changes in contralateral limb as a result of gait modification. Journal of Applied Biomechanics. 2020;36(1):13–19.
  3. Lindsey, B., Eddo, O., Caswell, S., Prebble, M., & Cortes, N. (2020). Reductions in peak knee abduction moment in three previously studied gait modification strategies. Knee. 2020;27(1):102–110.
  4. Kettlety, S., Lindsey, B., Eddo, O., Prebble, M., Caswell, S., & Cortes, N. (2020). Changes in hip mechanics during gait modification to reduce knee abduction moment. Journal of biomechanics. 2020; 99:109509

Articles in peer review

  1. Eddo, O., Ludwick, J., Lindsey, B., Vaz, J., Martin, J., Caswell, S., & Cortes, N. (2020). Increased Trunk Kinetics Observed During Subject-Specific Trunk Lean Gait Modification.