Journal of Professional Exercise Physiology

The Journal of Professional Exercise Physiology is an archive of writing by ASEP co-founder, Dr. Tommy Boone, and is published on ASEP.org to document the philosophies, techniques and ideas for professionalizing Exercise Physiology. In a continuing effort to advance the practice of exercise medicine throughout academic, clinical and non-clinical environments, future articles pertaining to professionalization and professional practice should be submitted to the Professionalization of Exercise Physiology Online (PEP Online) page.

JPEP Archive:

JPEP_JUNE_2024_Professionalism.docx
JPEP_FEBRUARY2023_The Exercise Physiologists Credo.docx
JPEP_JUNE2022_ASEP Exercise Physiologists
JPEP_FEBRUARY_2022_The Future of Exercise Physiologists
JPEP_DECEMBER2021_Exercise Physiologists and Status Quo Bias
JPEP_AUGUST2021_Holding On to Hope pdf
JPEP_JUNE2021_What is an Exercise Physiologist.docx
JPEPonlineJUNE2020 Board Certified Exercise Physiologists Prescribe Exercise Medicine
JPEP_FEBRUARY2020_Why I am an Exercise Physiologist
JPEP_DECEMBER2019_Never Give Up Your Beliefs
June 2019 The Exercise Physiology Challenge (pdf)
February 2019 The Quest of Exercise Physiology Professionalism (pdf)
October 2018 Why Not Try to Make a Difference? A Personal Perspective
August 2018 Making a Difference by Doing Something
May 2018 Hope and Exercise Physiology
April 2018 Exercise Physiologists as College Teachers!
February 2018 The Doctorate in Exercise Physiology
November 2017 Being Different: A Personal Perspective
October 2017 Publication Pressure, Fraud, and Cheating in Sports
June 2017 Belief in ASEP and Exercise Physiology: A Healthcare Profession
May 2017 Transitions and Exercise Physiology
February 2017 Exercise Medicine Is Regenerative Medicine pdf
December 2016 Exercise Physiology: A Profession in Transition pdf
August 2016 The Correct Title is "Exercise Physiologist" pdf
July 2016: Failure to Refer to an Exercise Physiologist
June 2016: Who Are We? Are We Exercise Physiologists?
May 2016: Help Us to Laugh
April 2016: Where is the Courage to do the Work of Becoming a Healthcare Profession?
March 2016: Time For A Change pdf
February 2016: The Game of Change: Risk Taking and Future Success pdf
January 2016: Exercise Medicine and a Vascular Perspective
December 2015: Students or Research: Which is More Important?
November 2015: The Right Attitude and Thinking to Press On
October 2015: The Meaning of Responsibility
September 2015: The Search for Leaders
August 2015: Exercise Physiologists Working Against Themselves
June 2015: Exercise Physiologists as Providers of Care
May 2015: (pdf) Physiology of Exercise Medicine
April 2015: (pdf) Do Not Accept Dead-End Academic Degrees
March 2015: (pdf) What Is Exercise Physiology?
February 2015: (pdf) Exercise Science: Where Is the Accountability?
December 2014: (pdf) ASEP Board Certification and Exercise Medicine
November 2014: (pdf) Who Is in Charge: Them or You
October 2014: Problems and Opportunities in Exercise Physiology Higher Education
September 2014: Transcending Our Limits: Professionalism
August 2014: Paying the Price for Exercise Physiology Professionalism
July 2014: How to Become an Exercise Physiologist
June 2014: Exercise Medicine: Are We Missing Something?
May 2014: No Time for Defeat
April 2014: The Importance of Thinking Straight
March 2014: A Vision of Something Better!
February 2014: Exercise Is Medicine
January 2014: A Sense Of Personal Purpose
December 2013: Invitation to Professionalism
November 2013: The Power of Persistence
October 2013: Exercise Physiology is a Healthcare Profession
September 2013: Overcoming Disappointments
August 2013: The ASEP Objectives Are Worth Achieving
July 2013: Change
June 2013: Lack of Accountability
May 2013: Exercise Medicine
April 2013: What Are The Limits of Change
March 2013: What Am I Here For
February 2013: Promoting Exercise Physiology
January 2013: Paradox Of Exercise Science
Past Issues