Chris Easton

Chris Easton is a Professor of Exercise Physiology and Head of Division (Sport and Exercise) at the University of the West of Scotland (UWS).3 He has over a decade of experience leading research studies in applied exercise physiology, physical activity, and health.2 His research interests include nitric oxide, exercise physiology, and digital health.15

Easton has published numerous scientific papers, with his work focusing on various aspects of exercise science, including:

1. The effects of beetroot juice on cycling performance1
2. Oxygen uptake estimation during fast running1
3. High-intensity interval training's impact on aerobic capacity and motivation in aging men1
4. Thermometry during exercise heat stress1
5. The health benefits of Zumba fitness1

He has also conducted research on dietary nitrate supplementation, sprint interval training, and the activation of gluteus maximus during various exercises.1

Currently, Easton is affiliated with Heriot-Watt University as a Professor of Exercise Physiology.45 He is an active researcher with over 2,300 citations to his work.6 Easton is also engaged on social media platforms, where he shares insights on sports science, nitric oxide, and digital health.5