Research


Our labs are equipped to support student research in exercise physiology, biomechanics, strength and conditioning, and sport nutrition.

Here are recent examples of student research:

  • Hannah Anderson, The effects of different pre-exercise energy drinks on muscular strength and repetitions to failure during a squat exercise
  • Abigail Hammer, The training effect the 3km steeplechase has on cross country performance
  • Kinta Schott, Comparison of Ankle Taping Methods on Recreationally Active Adults with Chronic Ankle Instability
  • Elizabeth Sharis, Kinematics of the Feet-Out Rowing Drill on the Concept2 Model D Versus the Rowperfect 3S Rowing Ergometers
  • Anthony Peters, The Validation of Garmin Forerunner 630 Watches in Predicting Maximal Oxygen Uptake in Hyperthermic Training Conditions
  • Samantha Lang, The Effect of Different Modes of Exercise on Perceived Stress Levels in College Students

sandy

Sandy Lund, PhD


Dr. Lund's research has focused on respiratory physiology, exercise-induced asthma, and supplement use.

Sandy Lund's Faculty Page


rhiannon

Rhiannon Seneli, PhD


Dr. Seneli researches the biomechanics of gait and running, specifically in the differences between rearfoot and forefoot running.

Rhiannon Seneli's Faculty Page


kyle

Kyle Bohnert, PhD


Dr. Bohnert's research is focused towards understanding the molecular and signaling mechanisms that regulate skeletal muscle mass.

Kyle Bohnert's Faculty Page


michael

Michael Dahlinghaus, PhD


Dr. Dahlinghaus has research and professional interests in sports nutrition and human performance.

Michael Dahlinghaus' Faculty Page


chris

Christopher Schwartz, PhD


Dr. Schwartz's research background is in the area of cardiovascular physiology, primarily the impact of hypertension and hypotension on the human body.

Christopher Schwartz's Faculty Page


Nick

Nick Voth, MEd


Voth's research focuses on the applied exercise physiology as it relates to performance in endurance sports.

Nick Voth's Faculty Page


Research Labs and Classrooms


Conduct research in exercise physiology or biomechanics. Our labs have the latest equipment to capture human movement and performance.

See Faculty Research Interests

Equipment

Exercise Physiology
  • ParvoMedics TrueOne Metabolic Cart
  • CosMed Quark CPET Metabolic Cart
  • CosMed K5 Portable Metabolic Cart
  • Nova Biomedical Lactate Plus Analyzers
  • Arkray Glucocard Blood Glucose Analyzers
  • CardioTech ECG Machine
  • Garmin GPS Watches
  • Other standard exercise physiology equipment
Biomechanics
  • Motion Analysis Motion Capture System
  • Noraxon Inertial Measurement Units
  • Bertec Force Plates
  • ATMI Portable Force Plates
  • Delsys Wireless EMG System
  • Other standard biomechanical equipment

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