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Department of Health & Human Performance
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Research Labs

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Cardiovascular Physiology

The Cardiovascular Physiology Lab investigates lifestyle interventions in the modulation of vascular markers indicative of coronary heart disease risk.

  • Lab Research

Clinical Biomechanics & Exercise Physiology Laboratory

The Clinical Biomechanics & Exercise Physiology Laboratory (CBEPL)  is dedicated to advancing knowledge in human movement, musculoskeletal performance, and physiological responses to exercise in both clinical and athletic populations. 

  • Clinical Research
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Environmental Physiology

The Cardiovascular Physiology Lab investigates lifestyle interventions in the modulation of vascular markers indicative of coronary heart disease risk.

  • Research Info

Exercise Physiology

The Exercise Physiology Teaching Laboratory contains exercise equipment (e.g., heart rate monitors, treadmills, exercise bicycles, and metabolic analyzers) and software for evaluating human performance, prescribing exercise, and analyzing diets.

  • Teaching Lab
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Metabolic & Applied Physiology

The Metabolic and Applied Physiology Laboratory (i.e., MAP Lab) involves work with human subjects with a focus on dietary and exercise interventions aimed at improving aspects of cardiometabolic health and performance.

  • Metabolic Applied Physiology
  • Tactical Physiology

Neuromuscular Physiology

The primary focus of the lab is muscle metabolism and neuromuscular response to inactivity, and exercise training interventions.

  • Translational Neuromuscular
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San Marcos, TX 78666
Phone:512-245-2561

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