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245 10 $aExercise physiology :$benergy, nutrition, and human performance /$cWilliam D. McArdle, Frank I. Katch, Victor L. Katch.
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505 0 $aInterview with Dr. Charles Tipton -- Introduction: A view of the past -- Exercise physiology: roots and historical perspectives -- Section 1. Nutrition: The base for human performance -- Interview with Dr. David Costill -- 1. Carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins -- 2. Vitamins, minerals, and water -- 3. Optimal nutrition for exercise --Section 2. Energy for physical activity: Interview with Dr. John Holloszy -- 4. Energy value of food -- 5. Introduction to energy transfer -- 6. Energy transfer in the body -- 7. Energy transfer in exercise -- 8. Measurement of human energy expenditure -- 9. Human energy expenditure during rest and physical activity -- 10. Energy expenditure during walking, jogging, running, and swimming -- 11. Individual differences and measurement of energy capacities -- Section 3. Systems of energy delivery and utilization: Interview with Dr. Loring Rowell -- 12. Pulmonary structure and function -- 13. Gas exchange and transport -- 14. Dynamics of pulmonary ventilation -- 15. The cardiovascular system -- 16. Cardiovascular regulation and integration -- 17. Functional capacity of the cardiovascular system -- 18. Skeletal muscle: structure and function --19. Neural control of human movement -- 20. The endocrine system:organization and chronic responses to exercises.
505 0 $aSection 4. Enhancement of energy capacity: Interview with Dr. Bengt Saltin --21. Training for anaerobic and aerobic power -- 22. Muscular strength: training muscles to become stronger -- 23. Special aids to exercise training and performance -- Section 5. Exercise performance and environmental stress: Interview with Dr. Barbara Drinkwater --24. Exercise at medium and high altitude -- 25. Exercise and thermal stress -- 26. Sport diving -- 27. Microgravity: the last frontier -- Section 6. Body composition, energy balance, and weight control: Interview with Dr. Claude Bouchard -- 28. Body composition assessment -- 29. Physique, performance, and physical activity -- 30. Overweight, obesity, and weight control -- Section 7. Exercise, successful aging, and disease prevention: Interview with Dr. Steven Blair -- 31. Physical activity, health, and aging -- 32. Clinical exercise physiology for cancer, cardiovascular, and pulmonary rehabilitation -- On the horizon: Interview with Dr. Frank Booth --33. Molecular biology-a new vista for exercise physiology --Appendix A. The metric system and conversion constants in exercise physiology -- Appendix B. Nutritive values for common foods, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, and specialty and fast-food items -- Appendix C. Energy expenditure in household, occupational, recreational, and sports activities -- Appendix D. Metabolic computations in open-circuit spirometry -- Appendix E. Honors and awards of interviews.
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