Kenan IŞILDAK

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kenan IŞILDAK is an academic in the Faculty of Sports Sciences, affiliated with the Department of Sports Health Sciences. His research focuses on sports physiology, performance analysis, and biomechanics in swimming, tennis, and football.

• Licence: Süleyman Demirel University, Sports Sciences (2010)
• Master’s: Süleyman Demirel University, Sports Sciences (2013)
• Doctorate: Manisa Celal Bayar University, Sports Sciences (2017)

Dr. IŞILDAK’s work investigates the physiological impacts of training regimens, including high-intensity exercises, plyometrics, and interval training, on athletes’ blood parameters, anaerobic power, and dynamic balance. His publications span topics like lactate accumulation in triathletes, muscle damage in weightlifters, and aerobic performance in cyclists.

Recent studies include analyzing the effects of reformer Pilates on sedentary women’s flexibility and glucose levels, and exploring the correlation between leg volume and swimming performance. His work bridges sports science, physiology, and training optimization.

Dr. IŞILDAK has authored/co-authored over a dozen refereed journal articles and contributed to international books on physical education, swimming, and bodybuilding. His research emphasizes practical applications for enhancing athletic performance and health metrics.