Author: Michael Rogers

Dr. Michael Rogers, professor of exercise science in the Department of Human Performance Studies, developed an easy 10-minute workout for those want to start exercising that was featured in a recent New York Times article.

Dr. Michael Rogers, professor in the Department of Human Performance Studies and director of the Center for Physical Activity and Aging, was featured in a Next Avenue article about exercise prescriptions for grandparents.

Rogers was interviewed for his expertise on the subject. He was previously featured in the Washington Post.

Michael Rogers, professor in the Department of Human Performance Studies and director of the Center for Physical Activity and Aging, appeared on “Living Longer Better Smarter,” a podcast about the work going into longevity and aging.

Rogers discussed the health benefits that people playing with their grandchildren can have, something he also discussed with the Washington Post earlier this year.

Michael Rogers, professor of human performance studies and director of the Center for Physical Activity and Aging, was featured in a Washington Post article about the benefits of intergenerational physical activity.

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Dr. Michael Rogers, professor of human performance studies, provided advice on exercising before bedtime in an article for Consumer Reports.

Dr. Michael Rogers, human performance studies and research director Center for Physical Activity and Aging, was recently consulted by Consumer Reports for his expertise on treadmills, ellipticals, exercise bikes, rowing machines or stair climbers. The article focused on the type of equipment to select when trying to achieve fitness goals.