Welcome to the Human Performance Research Center

The HPRC is a complex of five laboratories used by faculty and students of the Department of Exercise Sciences to investigate a wide range of questions concerning human health, physical activity, and injury judgment.




Improvements in energy metabolism, muscular strength and endurance capacity have a basis in biochemical and molecular adaptations within the human body.
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Biomechanics is the analysis of human movement to improve performance, improve training, accelerate rehabilitation, and reduce injury risk.
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The Body Composition Laboratory is used by faculty and students involved in lifestyle, fitness, and wellness research.
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Staff of the Exercise Physiology Lab assess a variety of human physiological functions at rest and during aerobic and anaerobic exercise.
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The Therapeutic Modality Laboratory was established to facilitate the research of athletic training and physical medicine and rehabilitation faculty and students.
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Monday, August 09, 2010
Research completed examining pain and soreness associated with certain muscle cramping
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Monday, August 09, 2010
Graduate student compares forces while running in various shoes
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