Rate My Professor Lindsey Spindler

Spindler's primary academic interests center on motor control and human performance. She has co-authored several publications stemming from student collaborations, including "Effects of Blood Flow Restriction Resistance Training on Gait and Balance in People with Parkinson Disease" (2024), "Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports (Female Triad)" with Maryn S. Campbell and Chuck Ruot (2025), "Patellofemoral Syndrome" with Ava E. Dennis and Chuck Ruot (2025), "Tibial Stress Fracture" (2025), and "A Clinical Teaching of Plantar Fasciitis" with Karlie A. Knapek and Chuck Ruot (2021). In recognition of her leadership on the Graduate Council and Graduate Faculty, facilitation of student research, innovative pedagogy, and efforts to build community health and wellness connections, she was named the 2025 Faculty Member of the Year at Hardin-Simmons University. Spindler also received the 2025 award from the Christian Society for Kinesiology, Leisure and Sports Studies (CSKLS), where she serves on the Board of Directors as a member-at-large. She maintains active memberships in the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and CSKLS, contributing to the advancement of kinesiology through professional engagement and service.