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Kevin Longoria

Chief Science Officer at BIOSTRAP

Kevin Longoria is a distinguished Clinical Physiologist, Researcher, and Biometric Scientist with a remarkable track record of accomplishments in the field of sports medicine and biometric science.

Throughout his career, Kevin has served as the Principal Physiologist for world champion athletes, delivered keynote speeches at prestigious events such as the International Congress of Sports Medicine, and even appeared as a guest on popular platforms like the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast.

His innovative work includes the development of groundbreaking algorithms and patented technologies for Muscle Optimization Modulation. He is also credited with creating the Baseline Adjusted Continuous Early Warning Score (BAC-EWS), a tool designed for the early detection of respiratory illnesses, including SARS-CoV-2.

Kevin's contributions to the scientific community extend to his publications, with notable works like 'COVID-19, Monitored by a Wearable Biosensor- A Case Report.' He serves as a valued member of the Scientific Advisory Board for the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) and actively participated in health monitoring initiatives for high-profile projects like the Iron Cowboy Conquer 100.

In terms of education, Kevin holds a Master of Science (MS) in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from AT Still University, a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology from Arizona State University, and additional studies in Kinesiology and Exercise Science at the University of Arizona.

His professional journey includes roles such as Chief Science Officer at BIOSTRAP and NeuroForce1, Diagnostics Director at Wave Therapy Center LLC, Director of Physiology at Evolved Fitness Corp., and various educational and leadership positions in organizations like Life360 Health Summit, Cerulean Advanced Fitness & Wellness, and Acuitest.

As a Scientific Advisor and accomplished professional in the field, Kevin Longoria continues to make significant contributions to the advancement of sports medicine, biometric science, and health monitoring technologies.