Fundamental principles of exercise physiology : for fitness, performance, and health

Part I:Energy, Metabolism, Work, and Power1. An Introduction to Exercise Physiology2. Exercise: A Challenge of Homeostatic Control3. Metabolism4. Ergometry and CalorimetryPart II:Systemic Responses to Exercise5. Neuromuscular Function and Adaptations to Exercise6. Muscle Metabolic Adaptations to Exercise7. Cardiovascular Function and Adaptation to Exercise8. Pulmonary Adaptations to Exercise9. Neuroendocrine Adaptations to ExercisePart III:Methods to Improve Exercise Performance10.Training for Sport and Performance11.Nutrition and Exercise 12.Ergogenic AidsPart IV:Measurements of Fitness and Exercise Performance13.Measuring Endurance, Anaerobic Capacity, and Strength14.Measuring Pulmonary Function 15.Body Composition Assessment16.Clinical Exercise TestingPart V:Special Topics17.Growth, Development, and Exercise18.Exercise and Aging19.Exercise in Differing Environments20.Gender and Exercise Performance21.Exercise, Weight Control, Health, and DiseaseAppendicesProfessional Issues in Career OpportunitiesInternet Home Pages Pertinent to Exercise PhysiologyConversion UnitsGas Volumes and Indirect CalorimetryEnergy ExpenditureRecommended Dietary AllowancesCanadian Food GuideNutrient Recommendations for Canadians