DR. KHONG TENG KEEN
Dean'S Office
Faculty of Sports and Exercise Science
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Khong obtained his Bachelor’s Degree and PhD in Sports Sciences from the University of Malaya. He has been working in exercise testing labs since 2013,and from 2018 - 2019 he was a senior lecturer in the Department of Sports Sciences, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Tunku Abdul Rahman (TAR) University College, mainly lecturing on exercise physiology subjects as well as some sports psychology and motor control and learning courses. He began his new career, also as a senior lecturer, at his alma mater, University of Malaya, since 2020. He specialises in exercise physiology and exercise testing, particularly laboratory-based cardiovascular fitness (VO2max) test and isokinetic & isometric tests. His research field mainly involves usage of nutrition intervention to prevent exercise fatigue in both endurance exercise and muscular force demanding situations. |
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Effects Of Five Weeks Of Tocotrienol, With And Without Medium-chain Triglycerides (mct) Supplementation On Physiological Responses And Exercise Performance Among Athletes And Exercise Person |
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The Effects of a Home-Based Indoor, Equipment-Free Exercise Program on Strength and Balance in Older Adults |
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Effects of insect consumption on exercise performance, body composition and metabolism: a review
Central effects of mouth rinses on endurance and strength performance
Effect of Both Side up Ball and the Biodex Balance System Training on Static and Dynamic Balance Among Overweight Sedentary Collegiate Males
Effect of exercise on arterial elasticity in healthy young, middle-aged and older women: a systematic review
Malaysia
EFFECT OF TAI CHI ON THE HEALTH PROMOTION OF MIDDLE-AGED AND ELDERLY PEOPLE IN SOUTHEASTERN HUBEI, CHINA
Effect of eurycoma longifolia jack extract on lipolysis in collegiate athletes: pilot study.