Kevin M. Finnegan MS

Chemistry from the University of Arizona where he participated in research involving various methods to identify body composition. Mr. Finnegan received his Master of Science Degree in Exercise Physiology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas where he taught courses in Physical Activity and Aging for the Kinesiology department and assisted in conducting a 35-year longitudinal adult fitness research study. His thesis entitled, “The Effects of Sport Mouthguards on Physical Parameters at Sub-Maximal Exercise Level” was geared towards athletic performance and breathing pattern limitations using metabolic analyzers. He is currently employed as Clinical Nutrition & Exercise Lead at Cenegenics Medical Institute, Las Vegas, where he oversees a team of counselors who customize individual programs designed to meet patients' age management goals through evaluation of patient specific diagnostics, lab panel and fitness results. As a Clinical Instructor, he instructs aspiring age management physicians in the practicalities of maximal oxygen uptake assessment and the development of exercise prescriptions as they apply to the age management patient.