Sandor Dorgo

Dr. Sandor Dorgo is a Professor and Department Chair in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). With a Ph.D. in Sport Sciences from the University of Georgia (2003), he specializes in strength and conditioning, human performance, and adaptations to training.

• Ph.D., Sport Sciences, University of Georgia
• M.Ed., Physical Education, Hungarian University of Physical Education
• B.Sc., Coaching, Semmelweis University

His research focuses on biomechanics of resistance training, sprinting kinematics, mental fatigue effects on physical performance, and functional movement screening. Recent studies examine manual resistance training efficacy, wearable technology validation, and aging-related fitness metrics.

Key publication trends include:

• Comparative analysis of resistance training modalities (MRT vs WRT)
• Sprint kinematics in diverse environments
• Impact of mental fatigue on anaerobic performance
• Functional movement screening for older adults
• Wearable heart rate monitor validation

Scientific honors include:

• NSCA Fellowship (2020)

Current funded research includes:

• $5,000 grant for 'Precision Medicine in Human Performance' (2022)
• $5,000 grant for 'Kinematic examination of mental fatigue effects' (2022)