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Exercise Biochemistry Lab
This lab is equipped to collect and analyse human biological samples (e.g. blood, sweat, urine, saliva) from exercising people. Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay (ELISA) work can be conducted on the collected samples. It has the potential to be used for cellular and molecular work in the area of exercise biochemistry and physiology. Equipment used in this lab includes a micro-plate reader, biological safety cabinet, ultra-low temperature freezer, refrigerated centrifuges, etc.
Mohamad Haiyum
Email: mohamad_haiyum@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31000933
Location: E63F
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Human Performance Lab
This lab is equipped with world-class research and development facilities and primed for sports biomechanics human performance analysis in the area of human movement, injury management, rehabilitation and gait analysis. Also the lab is used for various projects to develop a new backpack, insole and marker-less motion tracking system. Equipment used in this lab includes a 3-dimensional (3D) treadmill and motion-capture camera system, whole- body 3D scanner, wireless electromyography (EMG) device, isokinetic machine, etc.
Ian Harris Sujae
Email: ian_harris_sujae@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31000976
Location: E63G / E63H / E63J
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Sports Injury Management Lab
This lab supports the injury management module. The lab will be used to spearhead research that enhances the understanding of common injury mechanisms and the effectiveness of prescribed interventions. It has state-of-the-art equipment such as Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) machine, diagnostic ultrasound machine, as well as therapeutic equipment such as interferential therapy, TENS, therapeutic ultrasound, OTO e-cells, heat pack and ice machine.
Charlene Lau
Email: charlene_lau@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31000947
Location: E63E
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Sports Kitchen
The Sports Kitchen enables food preparation and meal design for exercise nutrition. It will have the capability to directly measure food energy values and analyse nutrient content used for research and developmental work where optimal fuelling strategies for sport is concerned.
Chia Ee Von
Email: chia_ee_von@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31000912
Location: E64H
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Exercise Prescription Labs
This lab serves to meet the needs of the fitness and sports arena through education, training and research. It is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, including Pilates apparatus, weights and resistance machines, with an emphasis on strength and conditioning.
Khai Munn
Email: khai_munn@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31001326
Location: E64D / E64E
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Motor Control & Development Lab
This lab is equipped to examine the functioning of the brain, skeleton, joints, and nervous system of the human body, as motor skill is a skill that requires an organism to utilize their skeletal muscles effectively in a goal directed manner. Measurements available include strength, posture control, balance, gross and fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, reaction time, etc.
Genevieve Phua
Email: genevieve_phua@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31000970
Location: E52B
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Ripples
Lab
Ripple lab supports the learning activities of Diploma of Outdoor Adventure and Learning. Besides serving as a store for the outdoor equipment used in the curriculum, it is a place for students to learn technical skills, prepare expedition and conduct team building games. Staff and students can also use the lab to conduct lessons and research activities.
Hee Fook Wah
Email: hee_fook_wah@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31001023
Location: E52A
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Dynamical Movement Lab
This lab is equipped with a large play area and fun items which support people of all ages to interact and improve their gross and fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, strength etc. Human motor skills can be assessed from an observation room and adaptive equipment are available to facilitate sports improvisation.
Edwin Cho
Email: edwin_cho@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31000936
Location: E52C / E52D
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Health & Wellness Lab
This lab is equipped for general curriculum and research use. It can also be used jointly with the Sports Kitchen for nutritional work whereby research participants can be accommodated for up to 2 days. Three sleeping cubicles in the lab are able to support research work on sleep-related topics.
Koh Han Chow / Kirsten Koh
Email: koh_han_chow@rp.sg / kirsten_koh@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31001195 / 31001170
Location: E64G
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Inclusive Physical Activity Lab 1 & 2
This lab is equipped with a large play area for exploring activities addressing people with different disabilities and other forms of medical conditions with adaptive strategies to be included in the community. Students get to appreciate varying recreational needs of targeted populations from a biological, motor developmental and psycho-sociological viewpoint. This will help students to adapt activities to help the targeted population to improve in their recreation and daily life skills. Students will learn the importance and benefits of inclusive physical activity programming for targeted populations, and be aware of sensitivities associated with programme management of targeted populations.
Addison Ong
Email: addison_ong@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31001310
Location: E52E / E52F
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Health Assessment Lab
This lab supports the Health Management and Promotion Diploma. It allows the measurement of health and fitness parameters using modern equipment such as the Helmas Health Assessment System, Bone Densitometer and Pulse Wave Analyser. Parameters that can be measured include heart rate, blood pressure, blood glucose, pulse oximetry, arterial stiffness, peripheral bone density, heart rate variability, reaction time, balance, flexibility, agility and muscle strength
Francis Ngau
Email: francis_ngau@rp.sg
Contact No.: 31000939
Location: E64F
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