Andrew Perrotta

Andrew Perrotta is a faculty member at the University of Windsor specializing in sports science and exercise physiology. His research focuses on physiological adaptations, body composition analysis, and athletic performance in varsity athletes such as football, volleyball, and soccer players. He oversees doctoral students working directly with Lancer varsity teams to bridge applied sport science with competitive performance.

Research interests emphasize physiological stress responses, training adaptations, and measurement techniques in athletes. Notable areas include GPS metrics in team sports, heart rate variability monitoring, and the interplay between cardiovascular function and performance. His work also explores practical applications of biomechanical and anthropometric data for optimizing athlete development.

Publications reflect a focus on translating lab-based findings to real-world sports contexts. Recent work examines anaerobic testing validity, sprint performance biomechanics, and seasonal body composition changes in ice hockey athletes.

No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided text. Andrew’s advising efforts are centered on applied sport science doctoral students, though specific grant details were not disclosed. His collaborations involve direct engagement with university varsity programs to enhance training and recovery strategies.