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Chapter 1: Introduction to Exercise Physiology
Part 1. Energy: The Basis of Human Movement
Section 1: Exercise Bioenergetics: Energy Developed
Chapter 2: Nutrients for Physical Activity Chapter 3: Energy Sources and Production Chapter 4: Metabolic Transitions During Exercise Chapter 5: Ergometry and Calorimetry: The Measurement of Work and Energy
Section 2: Heart and Lungs: Energy Delivered
Chapter 6: Respiratory Exercise Physiology Chapter 7: Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology Chapter 8: Homothermal Control: Temperature Regulation During Exercise
Section 3: Muscles: Energy Used
Chapter 9: Neuroanatomy and Neuromuscular Control of Movement Chapter 10: Skeletal Muscle Architecture and Contraction Chapter 11: Muscle Mechanics During Activity
Part 2. Applied Exercise Physiology
Section 4: Physiology of Health, Fitness, and Performance
Chapter 12: Nutrition and Exercise Performance Chapter 13: Body Composition for Health and Performance Chapter 14: Performance Training
Section 5: Exercise Performance for Specific Populations
Chapter 15: Pediatric Exercise Physiology Chapter 16: Geriatric Exercise Physiology Chapter 17: Female-Specific Issues
Part 3. Exercise Physiology for Clinical Populations
Section 6: Clinical Foundations
Chapter 18: Introduction to Pharmacology and Disease Processes Chapter 19: Disablement and Therapeutic Exercise Chapter 20: Clinical Exercise testing
Section 7: Exercise Rehabilitation and Specific Disorders
Chapter 21: Exercise for Cardiopulmonary Disorders Chapter 22: Exercise for Obesity and Weight Control Chapter 23: Exercise for Oncological and Neuromusculoskeletal Diseases
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Jonathan BeverCampbell
reviewed Exercise physiology on October 13, 2013
Exercise physiology
Very few books do a good job of explaining weight training and the hormonal impacts it has. This is well-cited and you can tell most of it was written by and for practitioners rather than Ph.D's who list the 11 exercises you should NEVER do or write some quirky program all about training your right brain and your left brain. This is a good reference to have on the shelf.
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