Learn By CategorySports
Jordan Caron is a clinical exercise scientist with expertise in body composition methods, from anthropometry and bioelectrical impedance to DXA and air-displacement plethysmography. He provides technical training on measurement protocols, error sources, and appropriate interpretation for athletes, clinical populations, and research cohorts. Jordan emphasizes practical guidance on selecting valid, reliable methods given context, cost, and participant burden. He authors method comparison studies and contributes to standards for reporting body composition outcomes in exercise science. Ongoing research in his lab investigates hydration effects on field methods and population-specific reference values.
