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David Donley

Associate Professor

West Virginia University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Exercise Physiology

David Donley is currently serving as an Exercise Physiology Associate Professor at West Virginia University.

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West Virginia University

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physiology exercise physiology health sciences exercise science sport medicine rehabilitation applied physiology metabolic syndrome sport science cardiology respiratory medicine physical medicine human physiology skeletal muscle sport physiology physical activity mammalian biology medicinal research muscle function public health neurophysiology cardiovascular research laboratory medicine vascular biology obesity gene expression athletic training liver physiology animal physiology dietary health human nutrition mammalian physiology endurance training arterial stiffness pediatric obesity sport physical therapy protein science childhood obesity musculoskeletal function sport nutrition protein expression cardiovascular physiology nutrient physiology lean body mass endothelial function aerobic exercise training body composition experimental gerontology resistance management cardiac muscle biogerontology physical aging geriatric medicine clinical gerontology animal performance gait analysis exercise rehabilitation cost sharing treatment effects benchmark studies comparative physiology randomized controlled trials animal health cancer treatment therapeutic efficacy citrate synthase expression enzyme activity overweight children dance dance revolution other risk factors exercise intervention functional adaptations older men rat soleus muscles cardiovascular dysfunction cardiovascular risk factors circulatory physiology cardiovascular fitness

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Effects of Moderate vs High Intensity Workstation Training on Functional Performance, a Pilot Study. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

David A. DonleyLori SherlockEmily RyanBrian LearySavannah KincaidGeorgia WhiteJennifer AlvisLarry DanielsMiriam Leary

medicinefunctional performancephysical activitysport scienceexercise sciencepilot study

A Randomized, 12-Week, Behavioral Intervention on Exercise Capacity in Adults With Diabetes and Hypertension. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

David A. DonleyGeorgia WhiteBrenna KirkDaniel BonnerRanjita Misra

medicinerehabilitationdiabetesrandomized controlled trialsbehavioral interventionhypertensionsport medicineexercise sciencehealth sciencesexercise capacity

Perceptions of Academic Preparedness of First-Gen Freshmen in a Physiology Major Inform Recommendations for Program-Level Academic Development Initiatives. AJP Advances in Physiology Education (2023)

Miriam LearyDavid A. DonleySkylar WatsonLandyn HewittRandy BrynerBrian K. Leary

physiologyprogram evaluationundergraduate researchstudent successuniversity student retentionfirst-gen freshmenhuman physiologygeneticseducationqualitative researchcandidate selectioneducational psychologyacademic preparednessstudent outcomesmedical educationeducational research

Six-Minute Walk Test as a Predictive Measure of Exercise Capacity in Adults With Type 2 Diabetes. Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal (2018)

Eric Nolen-DoerrKent CrickChandan SahaMary de GrootYegan PillayJay H. ShubrookDavid DonleyW. Guyton Hornsby

physiologyrehabilitationdiabetespredictive measuregait analysissix-minute walk testphysical activityrespiratory medicinehealth sciencesexercise capacity

Resveratrol Enhances Exercise-Induced Cellular and Functional Adaptations of Skeletal Muscle in Older Men and Women. The Journals of Gerontology Series A (2017)

Stephen E AlwayJean L McCroryKalen KearcherAusten VickersBenjamin FrearDiana L GillelandDaniel E BonnerJames M ThomasDavid A DonleyMathew W LivelyJunaith S Mohamed

physical medicinerehabilitationexperimental gerontologylongevityfunctional adaptationsgeriatricsliver physiologyageingbiogerontologyskeletal muscleexercise physiologyolder menphysical aginghealth sciencesregenerative medicinegeriatric medicinemammalian biologyphysiologyapplied physiologyclinical gerontology

Can Deep Water Exercise Training Improve Arterial Stiffness in Women With Metabolic Syndrome. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2016)

C. MooreS. FournierE. DeVallanceK. LeeD. BonnerD. DonleyP. Chantler

physiologyrehabilitationarterial stiffnessmetabolic syndromeexercise physiologyexercise sciencerespiratory medicinehealth sciences

The Effects of Resistance Exercise Training on Arterial Stiffness in Metabolic Syndrome. European Journal of Applied Physiology (2016)

E. DeVallanceS. FournierK. LemasterC. MooreS. AsanoD. BonnerD. DonleyI. M. OlfertP. D. Chantler

physiologyrehabilitationarterial stiffnessapplied physiologymetabolic syndromehuman physiologyexercise physiologyexercise scienceresistance exercise traininghealth sciences

Deep Water Exercise Training is Associated With Decreased Arterial Stiffening in Women. The FASEB Journal (2015)

Corey MooreSara FournierEvan DeVallanceKyuwan LeeDaniel BonnerDavid DonleyLori SherlockPaul Chantler

rehabilitationexercise physiology

Predicting Hypertensive Responses to Exercise in Women. The FASEB Journal (2015)

Kent LeMasterEvan DeVallanceSara FournierKyuwan LeeDaniel BonnerDavid DonleyPaul Chantler

physiologyexercise physiologyhypertensive responseshypertensionrespiratory medicinewomen's health

Safety of Resistance Training With Elevated Arterial Stiffness. The FASEB Journal (2015)

Evan DeVallanceSara Fournierkent LeMasterKyuwan LeeDaniel BonnerDavid DonleyPaul Chantler

cardiologyengineeringelevated arterial stiffnessmechanical engineeringrespiratory medicineresistance training

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David Donley

Associate Professor

West Virginia University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Exercise Physiology

David Donley is currently serving as an Exercise Physiology Associate Professor at West Virginia University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Donley

West Virginia University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Moderate vs High Intensity Workstation Training on Functional Performance, a Pilot Study. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2024)

David A. DonleyLori SherlockEmily RyanBrian LearySavannah KincaidGeorgia WhiteJennifer AlvisLarry DanielsMiriam Leary

medicinefunctional performancephysical activitysport scienceexercise sciencepilot study

A Randomized, 12-Week, Behavioral Intervention on Exercise Capacity in Adults With Diabetes and Hypertension. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2023)

David A. DonleyGeorgia WhiteBrenna KirkDaniel BonnerRanjita Misra

medicinerehabilitationdiabetesrandomized controlled trialsbehavioral interventionhypertensionsport medicineexercise sciencehealth sciencesexercise capacity

Miriam LearyDavid A. DonleySkylar WatsonLandyn HewittRandy BrynerBrian K. Leary

Six-Minute Walk Test as a Predictive Measure of Exercise Capacity in Adults With Type 2 Diabetes. Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal (2018)

Eric Nolen-DoerrKent CrickChandan SahaMary de GrootYegan PillayJay H. ShubrookDavid DonleyW. Guyton Hornsby

physiologyrehabilitationdiabetespredictive measuregait analysissix-minute walk testphysical activityrespiratory medicinehealth sciencesexercise capacity

Resveratrol Enhances Exercise-Induced Cellular and Functional Adaptations of Skeletal Muscle in Older Men and Women. The Journals of Gerontology Series A (2017)

Stephen E AlwayJean L McCroryKalen KearcherAusten VickersBenjamin FrearDiana L GillelandDaniel E BonnerJames M ThomasDavid A DonleyMathew W LivelyJunaith S Mohamed

Can Deep Water Exercise Training Improve Arterial Stiffness in Women With Metabolic Syndrome. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings (2016)

C. MooreS. FournierE. DeVallanceK. LeeD. BonnerD. DonleyP. Chantler

physiologyrehabilitationarterial stiffnessmetabolic syndromeexercise physiologyexercise sciencerespiratory medicinehealth sciences

The Effects of Resistance Exercise Training on Arterial Stiffness in Metabolic Syndrome. European Journal of Applied Physiology (2016)

E. DeVallanceS. FournierK. LemasterC. MooreS. AsanoD. BonnerD. DonleyI. M. OlfertP. D. Chantler

physiologyrehabilitationarterial stiffnessapplied physiologymetabolic syndromehuman physiologyexercise physiologyexercise scienceresistance exercise traininghealth sciences

Deep Water Exercise Training is Associated With Decreased Arterial Stiffening in Women. The FASEB Journal (2015)

Corey MooreSara FournierEvan DeVallanceKyuwan LeeDaniel BonnerDavid DonleyLori SherlockPaul Chantler

rehabilitationexercise physiology

Predicting Hypertensive Responses to Exercise in Women. The FASEB Journal (2015)

Kent LeMasterEvan DeVallanceSara FournierKyuwan LeeDaniel BonnerDavid DonleyPaul Chantler

physiologyexercise physiologyhypertensive responseshypertensionrespiratory medicinewomen's health

Safety of Resistance Training With Elevated Arterial Stiffness. The FASEB Journal (2015)

Evan DeVallanceSara Fournierkent LeMasterKyuwan LeeDaniel BonnerDavid DonleyPaul Chantler

cardiologyengineeringelevated arterial stiffnessmechanical engineeringrespiratory medicineresistance training

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