Ken Seaman

Ken Seaman is a Senior Teaching Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of New Brunswick. He holds a BScKin from Dalhousie University and both Master's (sport physiology) and PhD (exercise physiology in chronic illness) degrees from UNB. Seaman's research examines chronic physiological adaptations to training stimuli.

Current projects investigate strength/power loading methodologies, energy system development, and assessment techniques for aerobic/anaerobic function. With extensive experience training athletes from youth to professional levels, Seaman's work bridges laboratory research and athletic performance optimization.

Recent publications analyze sprint interval training adaptations and resistance training efficacy for older adults. Research outputs emphasize practical applications for strength conditioning and metabolic health across diverse populations.