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With a master’s degree in exercise physiology, Dan Ogilvie, ACSM-EP, teaches kinesiology courses and leads lab sections at a two-year college in Montgomery, Alabama. His academic work centers on demonstrating the physiological responses to strength and endurance conditioning for undergraduate students. In addition to his classroom and lab instruction, he writes for Biology Insights.

How Long Do Muscles Look Bigger After a Workout?Fitness
Can Exercise Lower A1C? The Science Explained Hormones
How Does Exercise Boost Energy in the Body?Fitness
What Kind of Science Is Kinesiology?Biology
How Can the Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER) Exceed 1.0?Fitness
What Factors Influence Carbs vs. Fats as Fuel for ATP?Biology
What Causes Oxygen Debt in Your Muscles After Exercise?Biology
How Fast Can a Human Theoretically Run?Physics
Fat Oxidation During Exercise: How It Works & What Affects It Fitness
What Is Pennation Angle and How Does It Affect Performance?Bones & Muscles
How Cardio Exercise Affects Inflammation in the Body Fitness
Is Basketball Aerobic or Anaerobic? A Scientific Look Fitness
What Is Submaximal Exercise Prediction and How Is It Used?Fitness
What Are Oxidative Fibers and How Do They Work?Bones & Muscles
How Physical Exercise Can Improve Insulin Resistance Hormones
What Is Muscle Inflation in Biology and Exercise?Bones & Muscles
Cardiovascular Drift: Causes and Effects on Performance Heart & Lungs
Different Muscle Fiber Types & How Training Shapes Them Fitness
What Is the Best Frequency (Hz) for Muscle Growth?Fitness
Why Do Males Tend to Have Better Cardiorespiratory Fitness?Fitness
What Is Exercise-Induced Hypoxemia?Heart & Lungs
ATP Regeneration Pathways in Exercise and Muscle Function Fitness
Muscle Growth Frequency (Hz): Effects on Strength Gains Fitness