Great opportunity- especially for trainees - to present their work. Excellent virtual meeting planned.
Abstract submissions are open for the virtual Integrative Physiology of Exercise meeting. It's a short window, so submit yours today: ow.ly/4ldB50BdXJS Deadline is 10/1. #PhysiologyInFocus
Discover Exercise - First #MoTrPAC paper published outlining team organization and science goals. Off to a great start - much more to come. authors.elsevier.com/c/1bIKd…
Our recent lifelong exercise research highlighted by APS. Protective benefits at the cell level for slow and fast muscle fibers. Exercise wins again 👍
Exercising throughout a woman’s life may help preserve muscle power during the aging process, according to research in @japplphysiol. Read press release: ow.ly/ipuP50xP4kx #APSselect CC: @HPLBallState
Another lifelong exercise paper from the HPL - this one highlights the benefits for whole muscle health. physiology.org/doi/abs/10.11…
HPL research on benefits of lifelong exercise and inflammation highlighted by NYTimes @GretchenReynold. nytimes.com/2019/12/04/well/…
New HPL paper on lifelong exercise and inflammation. More evidence that an active lifestyle is good for you. physiology.org/doi/abs/10.11…
New HPL paper on the benefits of lifelong exercise at the single muscle fiber level. physiology.org/doi/abs/10.11…
HPL at Ball State retweeted
Single Muscle Fiber Contractile Properties in Lifelong Aerobic Exercising Women | @HPLBallState @nerdanel34 @DrGregGrosicki
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#JAPnew #ArticlesInPress #physiology #exercise #aging
Colleen isolating DNA from adipose tissue for her masters thesis. She’s got a great coach (Bridget).
Spread the word for our annual HPL reception at ACSM. Dave Costill will be joining us for the festivities. Hope to see many of you there 👍
Congratulations to Adam Voss for successfully defending his thesis. Cool project for NASA with some really interesting data. We wish him the best as he continues his educational journey through medical school 👍
Congratulations to Kevin Gries, PhD in Human Bioenergetics. We wish him well in the next step of his journey as he joins Ian Lanza’s team for a post doc at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN 👍
Good week in the lab. Stroh jamming on his thesis (note the lipid layer in the top of the tube); Monte & Colleen fiber typing. New data coming soon.




















