Andrew S. Perrotta
Also known as: Associate Professor
University of Windsor, Langara College, University of British Columbia, University of Calgary, University of Guelph
0000-0003-1482-8688
About
Dr. Perrotta leads the Sport Science Laboratory, housed within the Centre for Human Performance and Health (CHPH). His focus is on sport science and sport medicine and its direct application to enhancing health and sport performance. Students conduct applied research within the daily training environment of the Windsor Lancer varsity programs. Dr. Perrotta's team concentrates on examining the dose-response to exercise using wearable technology to quantify exercise stress, and to examine the response in biological function and athletic performance. As a practitioner, Dr. Perrotta is a clinical exercise physiologist (CEP), a certified strength conditioning specialist (CSCS) and holds a National ‘C’ Coaching license (USSF). He has held sport science positions for both Canadian National Sporting Organizations and varsity athletic programs.
Employment
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University of Windsor Associate Professor2022 - Present
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Langara College Instructor2017 - 2022
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University of British Columbia Sessional Instructor2017 - 2018
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Field Hockey Canada Head Physiologist | Performance Scientist2013 - 2016
Education
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University of British Columbia Ph.D.2013 - 2017
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University of Calgary M.Kin. (Applied Exercise Physiology)? - 2012
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University of Guelph B.A.Sc (hons)? - 2010
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Niagara College Diploma - Health and Fitness Promotion? - 2008
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (10)
- Case Study What’s Under the Hood? Insight into the Cardiac Function and VO2 Max of an Elite University Distance Runner Save
- Examining the Exercise Dose–Response Using Cardiac Autonomic Activity in Female University Ice Hockey Players Save
- Insight into the Heart Rate Variability of a Recovering Female High Jump Athlete Save
- A Comparison of Sessional Ratings of Perceived Exertion to Cardiovascular Indices of Exercise Intensity Save
- Efficacy of Hot Yoga as a Heat Stress Technique for Enhancing Plasma Volume and Cardiovascular Performance in Elite Female Field Hockey Players Save
- POLARIZED VS. THRESHOLD TRAINING INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION ON ENDURANCE SPORT PERFORMANCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS Save
- Monitoring the Prescribed and Experienced Heart Rate Derived Training Loads in Elite Field Hockey Players Save
- Examination of internal training load parameters during the selection, preparation and competition phases of a mesocycle in elite field hockey players Save
- Authors' Response Save
- Validity of the Elite HRV Smart Phone Application for Examining Heart Rate Variability in a Field Based Setting Save