MSc of Clinical Exercise Science at AMDI Universiti Sains Malaysia

🎓 Calling Physiotherapists, Healthcare Professionals & Exercise Enthusiasts!
Ready to advance your expertise and elevate your impact in clinical exercise science?
📣 Applications are now open for the MSc in Clinical Exercise Science (2026/2027 Intake).
🔬 Develop advanced competencies for impactful careers in healthcare, rehabilitation, chronic disease management, and sports performance
📍 Study at Pusat Kanser Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (PKTAAB), Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia
🏥 Gain clinically relevant, evidence-based training in a multidisciplinary medical environment
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📸 Snapshot from our Exercise Metabolism presentation!

Our MSc in Clinical Exercise Science students presented and discussed research articles on exercise metabolism mechanisms. One study sparked a lively debate comparing whole-body HIIT vs jump-rope HIIT. Interestingly, jumping led to faster fat loss, while whole-body HIIT showed better muscle metabolic efficiency. 💪🔥

The students explored why jumping promotes more fat oxidation, highlighting factors like greater ground reaction force, elastic energy recycling, and higher energy cost per movement.

🧠 Take-home note: If your goal is fat loss, keep jumping! But if you aim for muscle metabolic efficiency, go for whole-body HIIT. 🏋️‍♀️🏃‍♂️

Another excellent output from our TCE 504: Children’s Exercise Physiology class. This case study on “The Young Weightlifter” was prepared by Liu Yu Chen, Yin Wen Jin, and Shen Hao Jun, showcasing their understanding of growth, maturation, resistance-training safety, and evidence-based programming for young athletes. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Well done to CES students Yang SiYi, Zhang Xin Ke, and Chen Haifei for creating this educational poster on safe exercise practices for children during hot weather. Clear, practical, and impactful.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Proud to share this excellent poster prepared by our Clinical Exercise Science students during our Children Exercise Physiology class.
They highlighted key cardiorespiratory differences between children and adults, including heart rate, stroke volume, VO₂, metabolism, and training recommendations.

Great work Syafiza, Aisyash, and Banan 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 keep up the strong scientific communication.