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Exercise Physiology, 5/e

Scott K. Powers, University of Florida
Edward T. Howley, University of Tennessee

ISBN: 0072557281
Copyright year: 2004

What's New



  • Expert Commentary Presents expert commentary in Ask the Expert, a question-and-answer feature that lets students hear what leading scientists in exercise physiology have to say about important issues. Topics include the effects of space flight on skeletal muscle, reproductive disorders in female athletes, and lactate production in skeletal muscle.
  • New Research Highlights new research in all chapters with topics such as how exercise enhances brain functioning, new ways to estimate the oxygen requirements of cyclists, oxidation-reduction reactions, and the fastest fiber in human skeletal muscle.
  • Updated Book Web Site Features an Online Learning Center that offers valuable resources for both instructors and students. Resources include an Instructor's Manual, a book-specific PowerPoint presentation, PowerWeb research articles, links to professional organizations, quizzes, and more.
  • New Illustrations Presents many new illustrations that complement the text discussion, making the content more appealing and easier for students to understand.
  • Updated Throughout Includes new and updated references to support the latest research featured throughout the text.
  • Suggested Readings Expanded Offers expanded Suggested Readings lists to give students additional resources on topics related to each chapter.
  • Supplementation and Performance Includes up-to-date information on the effects of creatine supplementation on performance and lean body mass and other new developments in the use of ergogenic aids in sports performance in chapters 3 and 25.

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