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Jason Siegler is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University's College of Health Solutions, with affiliations to the School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering and the Global Futures Scientists and Scholars program. He serves as Director of the Integrative Human Performance Lab in Phoenix, Arizona.
Education:
- PhD in Exercise Physiology (University of New Mexico, 2004)
- MSc in Exercise Physiology (University of Montana, 2001)
- BSc in Sports Medicine (University of Connecticut, 1995)
His research focuses on fatigue reduction in human exercise performance, particularly through buffering supplementation, hydration strategies, and athlete monitoring. His work spans both individual and team sports, addressing environmental stress adaptation and injury prevention.
Recent publications emphasize sodium bicarbonate supplementation for performance enhancement, ischemic preconditioning effects on fatigue, and hydration assessment methods. These studies appear in journals like Clinical Nutrition, European Journal of Applied Physiology, and Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise.
Scientific Recognition:
- Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine (FACSM) since 2003
- Deputy Editor for the Journal of Science & Medicine in Sport
He teaches graduate courses including Advanced Exercise Physiology and Exercise and Sport Physiology, while supervising 4 active PhD students (primary supervisor) and 1 PhD co-supervisor at ASU. His lab collaborates with institutions like the Australian Institute of Sport and English Institute of Sport.
