Peter Bodary
Clinical Assistant Professor, Applied Exercise Science and Movement Science
Director, Innovative Teaching and Learning
About
Dr. Peter Bodary is a clinical assistant professor of Applied Exercise Science and Movement Science, and director of Innovative Teaching and Learning at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology. Prior to his time at U-M, Dr. Bodary was an assistant professor at Wayne State University after completing his PhD in Exercise Science at the University of South Carolina.
Dr. Bodary has published more than 30 articles in peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of the American Heart Association and the International Journal of Sports Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism. He is a member of professional organizations such as the American College of Sports Medicine, American Diabetes Association, and American Heart Association. Dr. Bodary has taught more than ten different courses and received the School of Kinesiology Excellence in Teaching award in 2009, 2017, and 2018.
Areas of interest
Cardiovascular disease complications related to obesity and diabetes. Tissue iron toxicity in the setting of Metabolic Syndrome. Iron deficiency in athletes.
Contact
Peter
Bodary
OBL 2114
1402 Washington Hts.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2013
(734) 615-8071
(734) 647-2808
Classes
| Course | Course Title | Credits | Term | Instructor | |
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| AT 220 | Applied Human Anatomy and Physiology | 3 | Winter | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: Anatomy & Physiology
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
This course is designed to give the student a basic understanding of the structural and functional organization of the human body. Analyzes the relationship of the human body at the biochemical cellular, tissue, organ and systems level, emphasizing the applications to health and fitness. (AES 220 students must earn a grade of C or higher to advance in the program.) Prerequisites: AT 220 students must take AT 221 lab concurrently.
Component: LEC
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| AES 241 | Exercise, Nutrition and Weight Control | 3 | Fall, Winter | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: Ex Nutr Wt Cn
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
Study of body mass regulation including the understanding of food, digestion, metabolism and different intervention strategies such as diet and exercise. Students learn assessment and prescription principles and techniques. Prerequisites:
Component: LEC
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| KINESLGY 448 | Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology | 3 | As Arranged | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: CV Ex Phys
Course Level: Graduate
Description
This course is intended to further develop the students understanding of exercise within the context of cardiovascular physiology and pathophysiology. Topics include the influence of exercise in coronary heart disease, sudden cardiac death, endothelial dysfunction, etc. The discussion and dissection of a peer-reviewed article will be a key element of each meeting. Prerequisites: Advisory: MOVESCI 250. Enforced: MOVESCI 340 (C+ grade min).
Component: LEC
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| MOVESCI 110 | Biological and Behavioral Bases of Human Movement | 3 | Fall, Winter | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: BioBeh Bases Hu Mvt
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
An introduction to exercise physiology, biomechanics and motor control. Students gain an appreciation of the study of human movement from a scientific perspective. Prerequisites:
Component: LEC
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| MOVESCI 241 | Exercise, Nutrition and Weight Control | 3 | Fall, Winter | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: Ex Nutr Wt Cn
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
Study of body mass regulation including the understanding of food, digestion, metabolism and different intervention strategies such as a diet and exercise. Students learn assessment and prescription principles and techniques. Prerequisites:
Component: LEC
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| MOVESCI 340 | Exercise Physiology | 4 | Fall, Winter | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: Exercise Physiol
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
Physiological principles of exercise. Topics include: bioenergetics, energy expenditure, functions of the cardiovascular, pulmonary, neuromuscular and neuroendocrine systems, muscle, renal function, training, environmental influences, ergogenic aids, nutrition, weight control, and body composition. Prerequisites: (MOVESCI 110 or Athletic Training BS Major) and (MEDADM 401 or MOVESCI 230 or AT/PHYSED 310) and (MOVESCI 250 or S250 Student Group) and (PHYSIOL 201 or Athletic Training BS Major); (Recommended: CHEM 130).
Component: LEC,LAB
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| MOVESCI 448 | Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology | 3 | As Arranged | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: CV Ex Phys
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
This course is intended to further develop the students understanding of exercise within the context of cardiovascular physiology and pathophysiology. Topics include the influence of exercise in coronary heart disease, sudden cardiac death, endothelial dysfunction, etc. The discussion and dissection of a peer-reviewed article will be a key element of each meeting. Prerequisites: Advisory: MOVESCI 250. Enforced: MOVESCI 340 (C+ grade min).
Component: LEC
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| MOVESCI 452 | Scientific Inquiry Using Wearable Technology | 3 | As Arranged | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: Exp w/ Wearable Tech
Course Level: Undergraduate
Description
Students will gain hands-on experience with wearable technology in the context of scientific inquiry in this blended learning course. Students will have the opportunity to work in teams to address their own research questions by designing small-scale experiments, collecting and analyzing physiologic data, and preparing presentations to share their findings. Prerequisites: MOVESCI 340
Component: LAB
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| KINESLGY 452 | Scientific Inquiry Using Wearable Technology | 3 | As Arranged | Bodary | |
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Course Name RO: Exp w/ Wearable Tech
Course Level: Graduate
Description
Students will gain hands-on experience with wearable technology in the context of scientific inquiry in this blended learning course. Students will have the opportunity to work in teams to address their own research questions by designing small-scale experiments, collecting and analyzing physiologic data, and preparing presentations to share their findings. Prerequisites: MOVESCI 340
Component: LAB
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