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Kyle Biggerstaff, Ph.D. Associate Professor Exercise Physiology Office: PH 116B (940) 898-2596  KBiggerstaff@twu.edu

Education

• 2000, PhD, Exercise Physiology, The Florida State University, Dept. of Food, Nutrition, and Exercise Sciences
• 1992, MS, Exercise Physiology, University of North Texas, Dept. of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation
• 1988, BA, Physical Education, Southern Methodist University, Dept. of Physical Education

Research/Teaching Interests

• Role of exercise in lipid and lipoprotein metabolism

Recent Publications

• Moffatt, RJ, Biggerstaff, KD, and Stamford, BA. "Effects of the transdermal nicotine patch on normalization of HDL-C and its subfractions." Preventive Medicine, 2000; 31:148-152.
• Cheuvront, SN, Moffatt, RJ, Biggerstaff, KD, Bearden, SE, & McDonough, P. "Effect of Endurox on Metabolic Responses to Submaximal Exercise." International Journal of Sport Nutrition, 1999;9:434-442.
• Moffatt, RJ, Stamford, BA, & Biggerstaff, KD. "Influence of worksite environmental tobacco smoke on serum lipoprotein profiles of female nonsmokers." Metabolism, 1995;44 (12):1536-1539.
• Moffatt, RJ, Chitwood, LF, & Biggerstaff, KD. "The influence of verbal encouragement during assessment of maximal oxygen uptake." Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, 1994;34:45-9

Classes Teaching

• KINS 1581 Fitness
• KINS 1902 Fitness and Health: Enhancing Personal Wellness
• KINS 4702 Exercise Testing and Prescription
• KINS 5033 Applied Statistical Principles
• KINS 5653 Strength and Physical Fitness
• KINS 5663 Body Composition and Weight Management
• KINS 5903 Special Topics: Current Research in Exercise and Lipoprotein Metabolism
• KINS 5903 Special Topics: Exercise Testing and Prescription for Special Populations

Miscellaneous

• Enjoy jogging, racquetball, camping and hiking, and guitar pickin'.