
PhD, BSc (Hons). Senior lecturer @MasseyHlthSc. Physiologist interested in cerebrovascular function, lifting heavy things🏋️♂️ and mountain biking 🚵♂️
Wellington, New Zealand
Joined January 2020
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Blake Perry retweeted
Stephanie Korad, @Blake_G_Perry (@MasseyHlthSc) and Toby Mündel (@BrockKINE) investigate the effects of habitual resistance exercise training on cerebrovascular responses to lower body dynamic resistance exercise in a cross-sectional study!
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Blake Perry retweeted
#ShortReport #ArticlesInPress
Nicotine exacerbates exertional heat strain in trained men: A randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind study
Nicole E. Moyen, et al.
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#JAPPL @naotofuj @kiwiheatlab @Blake_G_Perry @amano_tatsu @nmoy6
Blake Perry retweeted
New research from #MasseyUni PhD student Steph Korad @ExpPhysiol: The effects of habitual resistance exercise training on cerebrovascular responses to lower body dynamic resistance exercise @Blake_G_Perry @MasseyUniHealth 👇
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Latest RCT investigating the effect of a novel dietary supplement in conjunction with exercise🚴♂️on insulin sensitivity in type II diabetes - a collaboration with the School of Sport, Exercise and Nutrition @MasseyUniHealth @MasseyHlthSc sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Another great collaboration with @hahaboy43.....latest research out now in @ExpPhysiol
Can a thermoregulatory researcher be the collaborator with the researcher in VO2 uptake kinetics? The answer is yes we can! Our article is online! physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…. Huge effort from @RichieGoulding1 and others @naotofuj @kiwiheatlab @FamingKULeuven @KogaShunsaku.
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Blake Perry retweeted
📢Cerebrovascular response to Valsalva Manoeuvre largely unchanged by mild hyperthermia. New by @Blake_G_Perry @MasseyUniHealth 👇
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Our latest work investigating brain blood flow regulation across the menstrual cycle. The impact of the menstrual cycle is under researched and often overlooked in physiology @MasseyHlthSc @MasseyUniHealth - physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
Blake Perry retweeted
Replying to @MarcAntoineRoy_
@TimarcRoy's MSc work appears in the April issue of @ExpPhysiol ! Directional sensitivity of the cerebral pressure–flow relationship in young healthy individuals trained in endurance and resistance exercise physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c… @LawrenceLabrecq @Blake_G_Perry @jonathan_smirl
Blake Perry retweeted
Our latest work on the cerebral pressure-flow relationship led by MSc student Marc-Antoine (@TimarcRoy) now available in @ExpPhysiol ! Great collaborative work with @Blake_G_Perry and @jonathan_smirl cc: @LawrenceLabrecq physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
Blake Perry retweeted
Woke up this morning and saw @TimarcRoy's MSc work being accepted for publication in @ExpPhysiol 👌. Congrats Marc-Antoine and co-authors @LawrenceLabrecq @Blake_G_Perry Stephanie Korad and @jonathan_smirl ! More details to come soon !
Blake Perry retweeted
Resistance but not endurance exercise training induces changes in cerebrovascular function in healthy young subjects @ajpheartcirc journals.physiology.org/doi/… @TimarcRoy @Blake_G_Perry
Latest narrative review with @SamLucas_PhD published in Sport Medicine Open - The Acute Cardiorespiratory and Cerebrovascular Response to Resistance Exercise 🏋️♂️
Link below
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Privileged to be awarded the Massey University Early Career Teaching Award. Massive thank you to my supportive colleagues @MasseyUniHealth
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Blake Perry retweeted
“It’s not about you, it’s about everybody else”
Latest research as first author published in @ExpPhysiol late last year. A growing interest of mine is how exercise impacts the brain, specifically, the regulators of blood flow - more to come! @MasseyUni #exerciseismedicine
Implications of habitual endurance and resistance exercise for dynamic cerebral autoregulation @jimcotternz1 @LawrenceLabrecq @Pat_Brassard @Mypaq @MasseyUniHealth @otago @universitelaval @IUCPQ @UBSportExR buff.ly/2OLlTT1
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Blake Perry retweeted
“Participating in weight-bearing and resistance-training exercises helps develop muscle mass. So if you fall you have stronger bone density. It may also lead to more cushioning when you do fall, ” says Matt Sedgley.
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Recent published article in @EJAP_official investigating the effects of the Valsalva manoeuvre on the cerebrovascular response to resistance exercise.
link.springer.com/article/10…
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The benefits of exercise have been known for some time. However, this article reads like it is a recent discovery. Prevention should always be a priority. @NZStuff
stuff.co.nz/national/health/…
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