Bill Luke, PhD
Dr. Luke is an Associate Professor of Human Kinetics & Biology specializing in Anatomy & Physiology and Exercise Science. In addition, he is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and Registered Kinesiologist working primarily with the training and education of fitness professionals, kinesiologists and future health care professionals.
- CSCS – Certified strength & Conditioning Specialist (national Strength and Conditioning Association
- Registered Kinesiologist – British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists
- PGAP Trained – Progressive Goal Attainment Program
- Coordinator- Kinesiology stream at Trinity Western University
- Ph.D. Exercise Physiology, Pedagogy (University of Idaho)
- M.Sc. Sports Science/Administration (University of Alberta)
- B.P.E. Physical Education (University of Alberta)
Expertise
- Exercise Science: Exercise Physiology
- Strength & Conditioning
- Athletic Performance
- Older Adult Physiology and Activity
- Online and In-class education of fitness and health care professionals
- Workshop and Conference presentations including”
- Fall prevention for older adults
- Youth physiology & conditioning
- Joint health for older adults
- Epigenetics – role of exercise and nutrition
- Power training for older adults
Awards & Honors
Professional Certificates and Associations
- Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) (National Strength & Conditioning Association)
- Registered Kinesiologist (BC Association of Kinesiologists)
- Coaching Association of Canada - Instructor
- Advanced Level Certification - Hockey
- Level 3 - Volleyball - Trainer of Fitness Leaders, Certified Personal Trainer (BC Parks & Recreation Association)
Recent Publications
Dr. Luke has developed many online and in-class resources for education of fitness professionals in personal training & older adult populations and continues to develop programs for provincial and national associations in the areas of health and fitness. In addition, Dr. Luke has given over 30 + presentations for conferences, staff training and health care professionals.
- Biology 241 & 242 - Anatomy & Physiology
- HKIN 446 – Advanced Human Anatomy
- HKIN 303 – Advanced Strength Training
- HKIN 465 – Physiology of Aging & Activity
- HKIN 470 – Advanced exercise physiology
- HKIN 495 – Senior Seminar