Department of Kinesiology
Expercise Physiology Equipment

Exercise physiology addresses issues regarding the acute responses and chronic adaptations to exercise in health and disease. Specific areas of interest include histochemical changes in cardiac muscle following acute and chronic pathologic disturbances and conditions; non-invasive assessment of vascular function as an early marker of atherosclerotic disease; variability in end-organ responsiveness to mental and physical stress; and functional assessment of the elderly. The laboratories for exercise physiology are located in the Huey P. Long Field house and the Gym Armory. The rooms are secure and climate controlled.

Biopac MP 100 System (Biopac System, Inc.)
Biodex Multi-joint System
Colin Model 7000 continuous non-invasive blood pressure monitor
K4-Metabolic System (Cosmed)
Marquette Stress Testing Equipment
Ametek and Sensormedics Metabolic Testing Equipment
MedX Strength Training Equipment
Treadmills

Graduate Faculty Research Interests
Exercise Physiology | Motor Behavior | Pedagogy

Laboratory Space
Exercise Physiology Equipment | Pedagogy Laboratory Space

Pedagogy
Doctoral Students | Publications, Presentations, Recent Graduates

Department of KinesiologyExpercise Physiology Equipment

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Department of Kinesiology
Expercise Physiology Equipment

LSU is committed to excellence at every level, offering a challenging academic and research environment
in one of the most unique cultural settings in the nation. Visit www.lsu.edu/flagship to chart LSU’s path to national prominence.