Fundamental Principles of Exercise Physiology, 2/e
Robert A. Robergs, PhD, FASEP,
University of New Mexico - Albuquerque Steven J. Keteyian, PhD, FACSM,
Henry Ford Hospital and Medical Centers -- Detroit
ISBN: 0072462159 Copyright year: 2003
Table of Contents
Chapters:
Energy, Metabolism, Work, and Power
An Introduction to Exercise Physiology
Exercise: A Challenge of Homeostatic Control
Metabolism
Ergometry and Calorimetry
Systemic Responses to Exercise
Neuromuscular Function and Adaptations to Exercise
Muscle Metabolic Adaptations to Exercise
Cardiovascular Function and Adaptation to Exercise
Pulmonary Function and Adaptations to Exercise
Neuroendocrine Adaptations to Exercise
Methods to Improve Exercise Performance
Training for Sport and Performance
Weight Lifting and Training
Nutrition and Exercise
Ergogenic Aids
Measurements of Fitness and Exercise Performance
Measuring Endurance, Anaerobic Capacity, and Strength
Body Composition and Weight Control
Special Topics
Growth, Development, Aging, and Exercise
Exercise in Differing Environments
Gender and Exercise Performance
Exercise, Health, and Disease
Clinical Exercise Physiology
Appendices:
Professional Issues in Career Opportunities
Internet Home Pages Pertinent to Exercise Physiology
Conversion Units
Gas Volumes and Indirect Calorimetry
Energy Expenditure
Recommended Dietary Allowances
Canadian Food Guide
Nutrient Recommendations for Canadians
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