The effect of crunch exercise speed on electromyographic activity of three abdominal muscles. Grossnickle, JM, Caterisano, A, Patrick, BT, et al.Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 41 (5), 198-199. An electromyographic analysis of three abdominal core muscles: Comparing the crunch to the plank. Caterisano, A., Grossnickle, JM, Patrick, BT, et al.Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 42 (5), S576 Gender differences in metabolic & ventilatory responses during sub-maximal cycling. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 42 (5), S578 The effect of pedal cadence on cycling economy and perceived exertion in female cyclists. The effect of cycling pedal cadence on physiological responses and mechanical efficiency in male and female cyclists.

The effect of resistance training intensity on excess post-exercise oxygen consumption.

Cardiovascular responses to sustained static contractions in trained and untrained subjects.

He has been married for 29 years to his wife, Julie. His hobbies mainly include outdoor activities such as road cycling, hiking, camping, hunting and fishing. He has published articles and given presentations mainly in the following areas: acute cardiovascular adjustments to resistance exercise training status and blood pressure responses to exercise resistance training experience and post-exercise metabolism and, work economy during cycling. He mainly teaches undergraduate courses in anatomy & physiology, cardiovascular physiology, exercise testing and prescription, and wellness, but has also taught graduate courses in research methods and cardiovascular physiology.

After completing graduate work, he returned to Furman in 1992 to join the Health and Exercise Science department.

degrees in Kinesiology (Exercise Physiology) from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana. degree in biology from Furman University and M.S. Tim Patrick is a Professor of Health Sciences where he has taught for 25 years.

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