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Exercise Physiology Lab
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A lab that explores how walking and running work, by studying the body's responses.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring how physical exercise works.
The lab studies the mechanisms underlying various kinds of physical exercise, with the aims of maintaining and improving health and enhancing athletic performance.
As an example, it examines physiological responses during walking and running.
Associate Professor Kenji Masumoto teaches courses including exercise prescription, exercise physiology, and environmental adaptation at the Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies.
Key terms
- Physiological response
- The reactions that occur in the body when one exercises, for example
- Body weight offloading
- Supporting part of the body weight to reduce the load on the body
- Exercise prescription
- Deciding the type, intensity, duration, and so on of exercise according to the purpose
ResearchResearch themes
The lab conducts research on physiological responses during physical exercise. Its listed research themes are physiological responses during running with body weight offloaded, exercise prescription for aquatic running, and the development of new aquatic exercise programs that are effective for improving physical exercise capacity.
Running with body weight offloaded
This is research on physiological responses during running with body weight offloaded. The lab studied objective and subjective responses during running under various conditions, as well as self-selected comfortable pace.
Exercise prescription for aquatic running
This is research on exercise prescription for aquatic running. The keywords are running, exercise prescription, and muscle activity.
New aquatic exercise programs
This is research on developing new aquatic exercise programs that are effective for improving physical exercise capacity. The keywords are aquatic exercise and exercise intensity.
MembersFaculty
- Associate ProfessorKenji Masumoto
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