Jimmy Bagley

Biography

Dr. Jimmy Bagley is an Assistant Professor of Kinesiology, and Director of the Muscle Physiology Lab, Co-Director of the Exercise Physiology Lab, and Research Director of the Strength and Conditioning Lab at SF State. Dr. Bagley teaches exercise physiology courses and his research interests include: muscle physiology, advanced cellular imaging techniques, and sport performance enhancement.

Dr. Bagley earned a PhD in Human Bioenergetics from the Human Performance Lab at Ball State University, MS in Kinesiology from Cal State University, Fullerton (CSUF), and BS in Kinesiology from Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo). Additionally, he spent one year as a Visiting Scholar in the Biochemistry & Molecular Exercise Physiology Laboratory at CSUF prior to joining the faculty at SFSU. Dr. Bagley has published over one dozen peer-reviewed scientific articles and book chapters and is an active member of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), American Physiological Society (APS), and National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Follow him on Instagram/Twitter: @MusclePhysLab

Selected Publications

• Bagley JR, McLeland KA, Arevalo JA, Brown LE, Coburn JW and AJ Galpin (2017). Skeletal muscle fatigability and myosin heavy chain fiber type in resistance trained men. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research ,31(3), pp. 602-607 PubMed: 27984439
• Murach KA and JR Bagley (2016). Skeletal muscle hypertrophy with concurrent exercise training: contrary evidence for an interference effect. Sports Medicine, 48 (8), pp. 1029-39 PubMed: 26932769
• Murach KA, Bagley JR, McLeland, KA, Arevalo, JA, Ciccone, AB, Malyszek, KK, and AJ Galpin (2016). Improving human skeletal muscle myosin heavy chain fiber typing efficiency. Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility, 37 (1-2), pp. 1-5 PubMed: 26842420
• Bagley JR and AJ Galpin (2015). Three-dimensional printing of human skeletal muscle cells: an interdisciplinary approach for studying biological systems. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 43 (6) pp. 403-407 PubMed: 26345697
• Judelson DA, Bagley JR, Schumacher JM, and LD Wiersma (2015). Cardiovascular and perceptual responses to an ultra-endurance channel swim: a case study. Wilderness and Environmental Medicine, 26 (3) pp. 359-365 PubMed: 25819111
• Bagley JR, Murach KA, and SW Trappe (2012). Microgravity-induced fiber type shift in human skeletal muscle. Gravitational and Space Research, Vol. 26 pp. 34-40.

Teaching

• KIN 355 – Science, Sport & Fitness
• KIN 482 – Exercise Physiology
• KIN 555 – Exercise Testing & Prescription
• KIN 681/781 – Muscle Mechanics
• KIN 683 - Applied Exercise Physiology
• KIN 699/899 – Independent Study
• KIN 897 – Independent Research in Kinesiology
• KIN 898 – Master’s Thesis

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CV: 

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