Joseph Walters, Ph.D.

Dr. Joseph Walters is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tampa, renowned for his expertise and research contributions in the realms of muscle hypertrophy, nutrition, supplementation, and athletic performance enhancement. With a PhD in Sport Physiology and Performance from East Tennessee State University, mentored by the respected Dr. Michael Stone, his academic rigor is matched by his practical experience in the field. Prior to his tenure in academia, Dr. Walters carved out a substantial career as a personal trainer and strength coach. His years of hands-on work include serving as a strength coach for an NAIA basketball team and honing the capabilities of athletes at a private facility, where his training programs prepared hopefuls for the NFL combine. These roles have not only shaped his approach to fitness and training but have also provided a robust foundation for his research. In his earlier days, Dr. Walters achieved distinction as a natural bodybuilder, further solidifying his comprehensive understanding of physical training and discipline. His competitive journey in bodybuilding aligns with the empirical knowledge he imparts to his students and colleagues. A veteran of the United States Marines, Dr. Walters’ service honed his resilience and dedication—traits that he brings to his current academic role. In the classroom, he is a beacon of inspiration, fostering an atmosphere that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and the pursuit of excellence. Dr. Walters’ contributions to sport science and his guidance to his students are deeply influenced by the honor and integrity that characterized his military service.

Beginner in fitness

Turkesterone: The New Game-Changer in Fitness?

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Testosterone and Muscle Mass

The Role of Anabolic Hormones in Muscle Mass

Ah, the eternal quest for gains. If you’ve ever stepped foot in a gym or scrolled through fitness forums, you’ve probably heard whispers about the magical effects of anabolic hormones on muscle growth. But let’s cut through the bro-science and dive into the real deal. Anabolic hormones are the body’s natural muscle-building messengers, orchestrating a

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How to Increase Your Bench Press: The Most Comprehensive Guide

Ah, the bench press. The lift that separates the men from the boys, the women from the girls, and the gym bros from… well, everyone else. If you’re reading this, you’re probably tired of struggling with those measly 45-pound plates and ready to join the big leagues. Well, buckle up buttercup, because we’re about to

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How Often Should You Take a Rest Day from Resistance Training?

Let’s cut through the noise and get to the meat of the matter. Rest days in resistance training are like the unsung heroes of gains – everyone knows they’re important, but nobody seems to agree on how often you need them. You’ve probably heard everything from “no days off” to “rest more than you lift.”

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