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Nicolas Barcellos Dias Clark

Faculty Member

Dr. Nicolas Barcellos Dias Clark

Biography

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Rio, Brazil, at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and my Master of Science at Utah State University in Logan. I graduated with my Doctoral Degree from the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

Education

Ph D, University of Central Florida, 2021

Major: Education

MS, Utah Valley University, 2015

Major: Health and Human Movement

BS, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, 2011

Major: Physical Education

Teaching

EXSC 4000

Clinical Exercise Physiology, Spring 2024

EXSC 3270

Exercise Testing and Prescription, Spring 2024

EXSC 3270

Exercise Testing and Prescription, Spring 2024

EXSC 3270

Exercise Testing and Prescription, Spring 2024

Presentations

Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , Okelberry, Alec (Author Only), National Strength and Conditioning Association, "Cerebral oxygenation responses to arm and leg cycling performed at moderate and heavy intensities", NSCA, Las Vegas, NV. ()
Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas (Presenter & Author), Array, "3 Easy Ways to Improve Your Presentations", University of Central Florida, Online. ()
Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , American College of Sports Medicine, "Moderate Intensity Arm Cycling as a Viable Exercise Alternative for Overfat and Obese Individuals with Poor Cardiorespiratory Fitness", ACSM, San Diego, CA. ()
Goff, Carlos (Presenter & Author), Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas (Author Only), Boffey, David (Author Only), Southwest American College of Sports Medicine, "Comparative Analysis of Heart Rate Variability Between Traditional Sets and Rest Redistribution", American College of Sports Medicine, Costa Mesa, CA. (October, 2022)
Richards, Kaylee (Presenter & Author), Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas (Author Only), Fukuda, David (Author Only), Sowthwest American College of Sports Medicine, "Heart Rate Variability Threshold EvaluaDon During Arm and Leg Cycling", ACSM, Costa Mesa, CA. (October, 2022)
Evans, Zane (Presenter & Author), Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , American College of Sports Medicine, "Sex Differences In Heart Rate Variability During Arm And Leg Cycling", ACSM, San Diego, CA. (May, 2022)

Scholarly/Creative Works

Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , "Gas Exchange Threshold-Based Intensity Comparison Between Upper and Lower Body Aerobic Exercise" . Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.
Lima, Fernanda , Rossi, Fabricio , Goncalves, Daniela , Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , Panissa, Valeria , (2022) "Can capsaicinoids and their analogs affect energy expenditure and substrate oxidation during exercise? A systematic review with acute studies" . Human Nutrition & Metabolism. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666149722000196
Priscilla, Rossi , Lira, Fabio , Bezerra, Vanessa , Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , Fukuda, David , Panissa, Valeria , (2021) "Acute response to capsiate supplementation at rest and during exercise on energy intake, appetite, metabolism, and autonomic function_ a randomized trial" (Issue: 6, vol. 41). Journal of the American College of Nutrition. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/07315724.2021.1938294?journalCode=uacn21
Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , Panissa, Valeria , Herring, Chad , Goldstein, Erica , Stout, Jeffrey , Wells, Adam , Fukuda, David , (2021) "Energy drinks may not impact excess post-exercise oxygen consumption_ considerations for pre-exercise test" (Issue: 2, vol. 11). Journal of Caffeine and Adenosine Research. https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1089/caff.2021.0001
Boffey, David , Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , Fukuda, David , (2021) "Efficacy of rest-redistribution during squats_ Considerations for strength and sex" (Issue: 3, vol. 35). Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. . https://journals.lww.com/nsca-jscr/pages/articleviewer.aspx?year=2021&issue=03000&article=00002&type=Fulltext
Barcellos Dias Clark, Nicolas , Herring, Chad , Goldstein, Erica , Stout, Jeffrey , Wells, Adam , Fukuda, David , (2020) "Heart rate variability behavior during exercise and short-term recovery following energy drink consumption in men and women" (Issue: 8, vol. 12). Nutrients. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7468719/

Awards

NSCA Challenge Scholarship

National Strenght and Conditioning Association

This scholarship is given to NSCA Members seeking either an undergraduate or graduate degree in a strength and conditioning-related field. Awards in the amount of $2,000 are granted and are to be applied toward tuition charges accrued by the student.

Excellence in Graduate Student Teaching Award

University of Central Florida

UCF sponsors the In-Unit Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award to recognize outstanding graduate-level teaching. Each college may select one teaching award recipient. The college awardees will also be considered for one additional University Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching.

NSCA Minority Scholarship

National Strength and Conditioning Association

This scholarship is designed to encourage minorities, ages 17 and older, to enter into the field of strength and conditioning. A minority is defined as an "ethnic minority," as determined by the U.S. Census Bureau. Applicants must demonstrate they have been accepted into an accredited institution working toward an undergraduate or graduate degree in the strength and conditioning field. Awards in the amount of $2,000 are granted and are to be applied toward tuition charges accrued by the student.

CHPS Excellence in Graduate Student Teaching Award

University of Central Florida

UCF sponsors the In-Unit Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award to recognize outstanding graduate-level teaching. Each college may select one teaching award recipient. The college awardees will also be considered for one additional University Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching.https://facultyexcellence.ucf.edu/award/excellence-in-graduate-teaching/

NSCA Minority Scholarship

National Strength and Conditioning Association

This scholarship is designed to encourage minorities, ages 17 and older, to enter into the field of strength and conditioning. A minority is defined as an "ethnic minority," as determined by the U.S. Census Bureau. Applicants must demonstrate they have been accepted into an accredited institution working toward an undergraduate or graduate degree in the strength and conditioning field. Awards in the amount of $2,000 are granted and are to be applied toward tuition charges accrued by the student.