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David W. Hill

Regents Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation

David W. Hill is currently serving as a College Of Education Regents Professor at University of North Texas.

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David W. Hill

University of North Texas

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exercise physiology physiology exercise science medicine sport medicine rehabilitation human movement human performance applied physiology sport science athletic training health sciences human physiology sport physiology physical activity inflammation sport physical therapy physiological measurements exercise rehabilitation respiratory medicine canadian studies fatigue management endocrinology motor control physical exercise chronobiology human nutrition anaerobic capacity resistance training circulatory physiology muscle function nutrient physiology time perception perceived exertion oxygen deficit severe intensity exercise severe-intensity exercise clinical nutrition liver physiology anti-inflammatory chronic inflammation energy metabolism cytokines high-performance sport critical power concept high-intensity exercise ventilatory threshold mood state nutritional biochemistry clinical physiology biochronology nutritional sciences respiration (physiology) physiological research veterinary physiology perceptual responses aerobic contribution anaerobic power acute hormonal response anaerobic responses plasma volume change industrial ergonomics adaptation mammalian biology public health nutrition food chemistry protein science energy performance performance measures power relations power index inflammatory diseases inflammatory markers performance assessment evaluation protocol training systems kinesiology physical fitness

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An Alternate to Accumulated Oxygen Deficit (Aod) for Measuring Anaerobic Contribution: ‘Aod_Alt’ is Valid in Normoxia and Hypoxia. European Journal of Applied Physiology (2024)

Austin B ShawLydia K CaldwellJohn Michael MihalekClaudio A GobattoMarcelo PapotiFúlvia de Barros Manchado-GobattoDavid W Hill

anaerobic contributionmeso levelmetabolismbiochemistrycell biologyvascular biologyexercise physiologytissue oxygenationmembrane biologyprimary productioninflammationbioanalysisoxygen deficitphysiological measurementsphysiologyapplied physiologycardiovascular researchrespiratory neurobiologyhypoxia (medicine)circulatory physiology

Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan Supplementation Was Associated With an Improved Innate Immune Mrna Expression Response After Exercise. Methods (2024)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJohn H. CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologygene expressionexercise physiologyinnate immune systemadaptive immune systemimproved innate immuneimmune responsesexpression responseimmunity (medicine)host response

Calculation of a Conversion Factor for Estimating the Glycolytic Contribution in Exercise From Post-Exercise Blood Lactate Concentration. Frontiers in Physiology (2024)

David W. HillJohn Michael Mihalek

physiologyenergy metabolismhuman physiologyexercise physiologyexercise scienceconversion factorglycolytic contribution

A Physiological Anchor for the Perception of Effort. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2023)

David W. Hill

physiologyattentionapplied physiologyimpulsivityhuman behaviorphysiological anchorpsychologymotor behaviorbehavioural physiologymotor controlphysiological measurementsaffective neurosciencemotor systemscognitive scienceapplied cognitive psychologyexperimental psychologyskilled performancehuman performance

Calculation of Anaerobic Capacity in Running and Cycling Using Post-Exercise Measures. Science & Sports (2023)

D.W. Hill

physiologyphysical fitnessphysical exercisesport physiologyexercise rehabilitationkinesiologyanaerobic capacityapplied physiologypost-exercise measuresexercise physiologyphysical activityhuman movementsport scienceexercise sciencephysiological measurementshuman performance

Critical Speed, Thresholds for Vo2Max and Boundaries of the Severe Exercise Intensity Domain. Revista Brasileira de Medicina do Esporte (2023)

David Wilfred HillLinda Weaver GlassJakob Langberg Vingren

physiologycritical speedexercise physiologyhuman performance

Dry Blood Spot Samples to Monitor Immune-Associated Mrna Expression in Intervention Studies: Impact of Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan. Methods (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologydermatologyimmune-associated mrna expressionhematologyclinical microbiologyintervention studiesinflammation

Msm Supplementation is Associated With Reduced Inflammation and Improved Innate Immune Response Following in Vitro Lps-Stimulation in Humans After a Bout of Downhill Running. Muscles (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinJakob L. VingrenDavid W. HillElizabeth A. Bridgeman

physiologysport physiologyrehabilitationsport physical therapyvitro lps-stimulationkinesiologymsm supplementationchronic inflammationskeletal muscleexercise physiologyphysical activityhuman movementsport medicinereduced inflammationathletic trainingexercise rehabilitationinflammation

Velocidade CrÍTica, Vo2Max E Limites De O DomÍNio De Intensidade De ExercÍCio Severo. Revista Brasileira de Medicina do Esporte (2023)

David Wilfred HillLinda Weaver GlassJakob Langberg Vingren

physiologyrehabilitationvelocidade criticaexercise physiology

Acute Kinetic and Kinematic Responses to Rest Redistribution With Heavier Loads in Resistance-Trained Men. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2022)

Sungwon ChaeChris A. BaileyDavid W. HillShawn M. McMullenSpencer A. MosesJakob L. Vingren

physiologyrehabilitationkinematicskinesiologyresistance-trained menapplied physiologyorthopedic biomechanicskinematic responsesexercise physiologyhuman movementexercise scienceheavier loadsathletic trainingbiomechanics

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David W. Hill

Regents Professor

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Education

Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation

David W. Hill is currently serving as a College Of Education Regents Professor at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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David W. Hill

University of North Texas

Regents Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Alternate to Accumulated Oxygen Deficit (Aod) for Measuring Anaerobic Contribution: ‘Aod_Alt’ is Valid in Normoxia and Hypoxia. European Journal of Applied Physiology (2024)

Austin B ShawLydia K CaldwellJohn Michael MihalekClaudio A GobattoMarcelo PapotiFúlvia de Barros Manchado-GobattoDavid W Hill

Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan Supplementation Was Associated With an Improved Innate Immune Mrna Expression Response After Exercise. Methods (2024)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJohn H. CurtisJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologygene expressionexercise physiologyinnate immune systemadaptive immune systemimproved innate immuneimmune responsesexpression responseimmunity (medicine)host response

Calculation of a Conversion Factor for Estimating the Glycolytic Contribution in Exercise From Post-Exercise Blood Lactate Concentration. Frontiers in Physiology (2024)

David W. HillJohn Michael Mihalek

physiologyenergy metabolismhuman physiologyexercise physiologyexercise scienceconversion factorglycolytic contribution

A Physiological Anchor for the Perception of Effort. Perceptual and Motor Skills (2023)

David W. Hill

Calculation of Anaerobic Capacity in Running and Cycling Using Post-Exercise Measures. Science & Sports (2023)

D.W. Hill

Critical Speed, Thresholds for Vo2Max and Boundaries of the Severe Exercise Intensity Domain. Revista Brasileira de Medicina do Esporte (2023)

David Wilfred HillLinda Weaver GlassJakob Langberg Vingren

physiologycritical speedexercise physiologyhuman performance

Dry Blood Spot Samples to Monitor Immune-Associated Mrna Expression in Intervention Studies: Impact of Baker’s Yeast Beta Glucan. Methods (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinElizabeth A. BridgemanJakob L. VingrenDavid W. Hill

immunologydermatologyimmune-associated mrna expressionhematologyclinical microbiologyintervention studiesinflammation

Msm Supplementation is Associated With Reduced Inflammation and Improved Innate Immune Response Following in Vitro Lps-Stimulation in Humans After a Bout of Downhill Running. Muscles (2023)

Brian K. McFarlinJakob L. VingrenDavid W. HillElizabeth A. Bridgeman

Velocidade CrÍTica, Vo2Max E Limites De O DomÍNio De Intensidade De ExercÍCio Severo. Revista Brasileira de Medicina do Esporte (2023)

David Wilfred HillLinda Weaver GlassJakob Langberg Vingren

physiologyrehabilitationvelocidade criticaexercise physiology

Acute Kinetic and Kinematic Responses to Rest Redistribution With Heavier Loads in Resistance-Trained Men. The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research (2022)

Sungwon ChaeChris A. BaileyDavid W. HillShawn M. McMullenSpencer A. MosesJakob L. Vingren

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