
Exercise Science Program
Human Performance Research Laboratory
The Human Performance Research Laboratory (HPRL) is a spacious facility designed to conduct research, exercise testing, and educational demonstrations in various aspects of exercise and evironmental physiology and athletic training/sports medicine. The laboratory is utilized by faculty and students in the exercise science and athletic training programs. This page will describe the facilities and equipment contained within the Human Performance Research Laboratory. |
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Exercise Testing Equipment
The Human Performance Research Laboratory has equipment to measure the metabolic responses during exercise, pulmonary function, ECG, body composition, muscular strength and endurance, and flexibility. The equipment includes:
Environmental Physiology Equipment
The Human Performance Research Laboratory has equipment to measure the physiological responses during rest and exercise under various environmental conditions (heat, cold). The equipment includes:
Biochemistry Equipment
The Human Performance Research Laboratory has a biochemistry room for the measurement of various chemicals in human blood. The equipment includes: