Kenan Sayers
@kenansayers.bsky.social
NSF GRFP Fellow | Dual PhD (Clinical Psych + Kinesiology) student at Michigan State | Co-Founder of Black Men in Psych | UNC Chapel Hill alum ‘22 | he/him/his | Views are my own
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Honored and grateful to have been a part of Symposium 1.3: LEVERAGING PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY TO ADVANCE PERSONALIZED EXERCISE-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR MENTAL HEALTH at @therealspr.bsky.social this year. Such a great group of people advancing exercise based psychophysiological research!
October 16, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Honored and grateful to have been a part of Symposium 1.3: LEVERAGING PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY TO ADVANCE PERSONALIZED EXERCISE-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR MENTAL HEALTH at @therealspr.bsky.social this year. Such a great group of people advancing exercise based psychophysiological research!
On Friday, I presented a poster examining whether web-delivered exercise (WDE) can reduce anxiety sensitivity (AS) @abctnow.bsky.social in Philadelphia. We found that WDE can reduce AS, with HIIT leading to significant long term reductions and stretching and MICT leading to short term reductions.
November 17, 2024 at 11:05 PM
On Friday, I presented a poster examining whether web-delivered exercise (WDE) can reduce anxiety sensitivity (AS) @abctnow.bsky.social in Philadelphia. We found that WDE can reduce AS, with HIIT leading to significant long term reductions and stretching and MICT leading to short term reductions.
In October, I presented a poster examining exercise’s effect on emotional reactivity and reappraisal processes in individuals with elevated anxiety sensitivity @therealspr.bsky.social. We found exercise improves engagement with anxiety-related stimuli and both implicit and explicit reappraisal.
November 17, 2024 at 11:05 PM
In October, I presented a poster examining exercise’s effect on emotional reactivity and reappraisal processes in individuals with elevated anxiety sensitivity @therealspr.bsky.social. We found exercise improves engagement with anxiety-related stimuli and both implicit and explicit reappraisal.