ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today we're lucky to have Dr. Brian Leary from West Virginia University, where he serves as Director of the Master of Science in Health Sciences and leads the Tactical Performance Physiology Area of Emphasis within the Division of Exercise Physiology. His work centers on preparing graduate students to apply principles of physiology, strength and conditioning, and performance assessment to support military, public safety, and other tactical populations.
Join us for a discussion on newly emerging tactical programs within universities, research and its utility for practitioners , and of course we get into physiology.
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