It's me, Dr. Xeno. Here are lecture notes and ideas for my work teaching physical and cognitive development across the lifespan (HDEV 3101) at the Department of Human Development at CSU, East Bay. This content is often referred to as mind-brain, mind body connection, brain and behavior; but it is really about the knowledge derived from the related fields of neurology, neuropsychology, neuroscience and cognitive science. Sometimes I just write about my kids or bike racing. Feel free to comment!
Snelling Stats from Master's 35+ 4/5 race, field B.
posted by Dr. Xeno @ 2:46 PM
Xeno Rasmusson, Ph.D., Asst. Professor at CSU, East Bay in Hayward, CA. Doctorate from University of Georgia in neuroscience and behavior, research specialization in brain and cognitive changes across the lifespan, but especially in older adulthood.
6 Comments:
Dude, too cool!! Max HR = 203???!!! If I ever hit 203, I'd fall over dead.
Have you met Mike? He is a big man. That makes the 203 thing even more of a feat.
I was impressed - I'm usually one of the highest around with a max in the 193-195 range, but 203 at our age and his size?! Yowza.
Mikey needs to do some TTing, that is a huge motor.
x,
i'm jealous ... my max is probably 173 - 174 bpm.
... resting? who knows. but, i think i just felt it beat once.
... nope, sorry - that was the donut gurgling in my belly - attempting like all hell to digest it's choco-rific plasticity.
need to get on bikey!
~
Mikey on bikey, likey.
other Mikey, Boals, that is, is a TTer when he's doing the Tri-shtick. Glad he focusing on the road with us these days. We gotta lotta tri-dudes, reovered or moonlighing on our sport squad.
Post a Comment
<< Home