Rui Li in the Press
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
‘All it is is pain’: Jessie Diggins testing the limits of endurance
“It’s all overwhelmingly trying to stop her from moving forward any longer,” said Rui Li, an associate clinical professor of exercise science at Northeastern University in Boston. Most likely she was experiencing dehydration.
WGBH
How ice baths can help post-workout recovery, according to an exercise science professor
They can be effective post-exercise, said Professor Rui Li, director of Northeastern University’s exercise science program.
LiveScience
How to make sense of heart rate data
Overall, heart rate is a way to monitor exercise intensity, said Rui Li, an associate clinical professor of health sciences at Northeastern University in Boston. Heart rate is proportional to exercise intensity, Li told Live Science. In other words, as exercise intensity increases, heart rate also increases.
