Toni T Lasala
Professor • Department of
Toni has been teaching and presenting health and fitness classes since 1984.
Professional Interests
Exercise Physiology, Myofascial Release, Yoga, Health Coaching.
Degrees
Specialization
nd Conditioning, PhysiologyHealth Coaching, Myofascial Release, Group Exercise, Exercise and Older Adults, Strength a
Licenses and Certifications
Certified Exercise Physiologist (EP-C),
Group Fitness Instructor/F17985,
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist,
200-Hour Kripalu Yoga Teacher ,
Autism-Exercise Specialist Certification, 2019 ,
Representative Publications
Post Lung Transplant- Exercise Guidelines ;
2022
Aerobic Conditioning in Two Simulated Reduced Gravity Environments Compared to Terrestrial Treadmill Trainin;
2016
http://www.ijastnet.com/index.php/journal/index/848
Determination of Exercise Intensity That Elicits Maximal Fat Oxidation on a Body Weight Supported Treadmill in Normal Weight Males;
Volume
Energy Expenditure of Obese Men Walking with Body Weight Support;
2017
Evaluation of Interprofessional Competencies among graduate students in nursing, communication disorders and exercise science in the US. International ;
, Journal of Applied Science and Technology.;
2018
Representative Presentations
Acute Physiological Responses During Steady State and High Intensity Interval Training
Exercises for Children/Adolescents with Autism
Exercise is Medicine
Massage for Aging During COVID-19
Ethics for Massage Therapists, Chiropractors, Dentists and Healthcare Professionals
Awards and Honors
02/01/2018
04/01/2017
04/01/2016
04/01/2015
Media
William Paterson University’s Commitment to Exercise Earns International Accolades Institution’s ‘Exercise is Medicine on Campus’ program is one of 24 across the globe to earn gold-level recognition
https://www.wpunj.edu/articles/news/2018-04-10/william-paterson-university-s-commitment-to-exercise-earns-international-accolades/
“Exercise is Medicine on Campus” program. The program—part of a global initiative run by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)—calls upon faculty, staff, and students to improve their collective health by making physical activity a part of campus culture.
Bodies in Balance
https://issuu.com/wpunj/docs/wpmag_spring_2017_issue
Article about the Exercise is Medicine Program on Campus and what the Kinesiology classes are doing.
Chair Yoga, Cognitive Exercise, Low Impact Aerobics, Strength Training, Flexiblity Training and Interval Training
https://waynetownship.com/tv-program-guide.html
Under Health and Wellness Programming T Th at 2:00pm
Creative Work Review
ACSM's Exercise Testing and Prescription 1st Edition- Book Review
Notable Courses Taught
EXSC 4900Internship in Exercise Physiology
PBHL 1100 Healthy U
EXSC 4600 Exercise Programs for Older Adults
KNES 1500 Intro to Movement Science
EXSC 3900 Aerobic and Anaerobic Leadership
PEAC 254 History and Philosophy of Sport
PEAC 353 Psychology of Motor Learning and Lab
KNES 2300 Tests and Measurements
EXSC 3800 Health Promotion and Fitness Management (online)
PEAK 263 Conditioning
PEGE 150 Fitness for Life
PEGE 200 Active Lifestyles (hybrid)
KNES 3500Physiology of Exercise and Lab
PEAK 167 Badminton
PEAK 261 Field Hockey
PEAK 165 Golf
PEAK 169 Folk, Square and Ballroom Dance
Freshman Seminar
Graduate Classes:
EXSC 6120 Cardiovascular Physiology and Metabolic Diseases
EXSC 4160 Physical Activity and Aging
EXSC 6600 Current Trends
EXSC 5020 Research Methods and Design
EXSC 6130 Neuromuscular Physiology
EXSC 7700 Graduate Internship
EXSC 7800 Graduate Thesis Advisor
