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Gualberto Cremades, Ed.D., Ph.D., CC-AASP

Dr. Gualberto CremadesDr. Gualberto Cremades' experience lies in the area of sport and exercise psychology. His extensive teaching experience includes courses such as psycho-social aspects of sport, applied sport psychology, exercise psychology, motor learning and control, psychophysiology of human performance, research methods, and advanced statistics. He has taught at the University of Houston (Texas, USA), Manchester Metropolitan University (Manchester, UK), Florida International University (Miami , USA), and Barry University (Miami , USA).

Dr. Cremades is a Certified Consultant by the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (CC-AAASP). He has consulted with youth, high school, collegiate, professional and Olympic athletes since 1994 in sports such as golf, tennis, basketball, soccer, track and field, fencing, baseball, softball, swimming, rowing, volleyball, cycling. He has also been providing supervision and mentoring to prospective sport and exercise psychology consultants since 2001.

Dr. Cremades received his Ed.D. in Physical Education with a specialization in the Psychological Bases of Movement and his Ph.D. in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Research Statistics and Measurement. Both degrees were conferred at the University of Houston. He developed his research and consulting skills during his doctoral internship at the Manchester Metropolitan University in England and mastered the use of EEG technology during his post-doctoral fellowship in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Florida International University.

Currently, Dr. Cremades' research is focused on the psycho-physiological aspects of human performance using techniques such as electroencephalography (EEG) recordings to measure brain wave activity and electromyography (EMG) to measure muscle activation. His latest research involves the measurement of EEG while performing kinesthetic and visual imagery tasks.

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