Biography
Jessi Glauser serves as a full-time undergraduate exercise science professor and assistant coach with the men’s lacrosse team at Liberty University. He began his career in kinesiology and exercise science and has specialized in this area with a focus on human performance and strength and conditioning. He has since worked with varying populations ranging from the general population to collegiate and professional athletes in various sports. After many years in exercise physiology and sports performance coaching, Jessi transitioned into exercise science education. Today, he enjoys providing application-oriented instruction to students through a biblical worldview.
Courses Taught
- EXSC 101 Introduction to Exercise Science
- EXSC 311 Analysis of Human Movement
- EXSC 320 Measurement and Evaluation
- EXSC 351 Biomechanics Lab
- EXSC 411 Applied Exercise Physiology Lab
- EXSC 460 Exercise Testing, Evaluation & Prescription
- PHED 225 Weight Training/Conditioning
Certifications
- Strength and Conditioning Specialist, NSCA
- Exercise Physiologist, ACSM
- Sports Performance Coach, USAW
- Functional Movement Systems (FMS)
Professional Memberships
- National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA)
- USA Weightlifting (USAW)
Research Interests
- Physiological and performance profile adaptations of lacrosse athletes
- Position specific characteristics as it relates to performance
- Optimization of sport-specific anaerobic training protocols
- Kinetic and kinematic analyses of the lacrosse shot
- New and innovative training emphases related to performance in force production