Department of Sport Science & Management

Exercise Science Facilities

The Exercise Science program's teaching and research laboratory is housed in the Health United Building, a state-of-the-art facility that was designed as a national model of excellence for collegiate academic, health, wellness and recreational services.

The Exercise Science program's teaching and research laboratory is equipped with anatomical models, COSMED K5 portable metabolic system, Bod Pod, Cybex isokinetic dynamometer, Quark T12x Diagnostic grade 12-Lead Wireless ECG, MicroQuark spirometer, Nova Biomedical Lactate Plus blood lactate meters, Lange skin fold calipers, hand grip dynamometers, Trackmaster TMX428 treadmills, Velotron and Monark cycle ergometers, Functional Movement Screening (FMS) kits, ActiGraph wGT3X-BT accelerometers, activPAL4 activity monitors (to measure sitting, standing, and stepping behavior), Fibion Research triaxial accelerometers, Polar heart rate monitors, Meta Quest 3: Next-Gen Mixed Reality Headset

students form a circle and pull on ropes with the person standing across from them

a student does a squat to lift weights

A student rides a stationary bike while another student takes their heart rate

A student wears a mask while walking on a treadmill

Three students and a professor look at a model human skeleton

Two students and a professor testing out health monitering equipment

Two students stretching on the floor

A student looks at another student inside a Bod Pod

One student lifts weights while another student spots them

Three students and a professor test out exercise equipment

three students use health monitoring equipment on the treadmill