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Meet Dr. Sheri
Author, Lecturer, Researcher, Professor, Exercise
Physiologist, and Expert on Exercise & Diabetes!
Sheri
Colberg, PhD, also known as Sheri Colberg-Ochs, is an
author, exercise physiologist, and associate professor
of exercise science at Old
Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia.
Having earned her undergraduate degree from
Stanford University and a Ph.D. from the University of
California, Berkeley, she specializes in research on diabetes
and exercise and continues to conduct extensive clinical
research specifically in type 2 diabetes and exercise
with funding from the American Diabetes Association (ADA)
and others. She has authored five (and counting) books, along with more than 150 research and educational articles on physical activity, diabetes, healthy lifestyles, and aging.
In addition to her many credentials, including working as an exercise
specialist in a diabetes treatment center and conducting exercise-related
research on people with diabetes, Dr. Sheri has 40 years' worth
of practical experience as a (type 1) diabetic exerciser and person living with diabetes.
A frequent
lecturer on diabetes and exercise across the nation to both professional
and lay audiences, she is also a reviewer for many diabetes- and exercise-related
scientific journals, grants, and books, a member of two diabetes publications’ advisory
boards, an editorial board member for Insulin, a columnist and medical
advisory board member for dLife -- For Your Diabetes Life (online at
www.dLife.com and dLife TV on CNBC), a fellow of the American
College of Sports Medicine, and a professional member of the ADA, a member of the Board of Directors for the Diabetes
Exercise & Sports Association, as well as a member of Marquis Who’s
Who in America and the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
Dr. Sheri currently resides in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with
her husband and their three boys, who have given her almost 15 years'
worth of parenting experience. An avid recreational exerciser,
she enjoys swimming, biking, walking, fitness machines, tennis, racquetball,
weight training, hiking, and yard work, as well as playing with her
three (usually) active sons.
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