David A. Titcomb

David is a Professor of Health Sciences at Liberty University. Director of the Undergraduate Exercise Science Program, as well as Director of the Biomechanics & Motion Analysis Laboratory at Liberty University.
Recent Posts

Similar to other structures in the body, the cervical spine (CS) has a significant influence on body regions located above and below its location. Not only does CS musculature produce movement of the head and neck, but it also plays a key role in ...