Introduction to Exercise ScienceStanley P. Brown Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2001 - 463 páginas The emphasis in this new book is on providing students with a foundation of all areas of Exercise Science. It provides a broad description of the field as well as an introduction of some basic science that the field relies upon. Career potentials in these fields are also discussed. Connection Website: (connection.LWW.com/go/brown). |
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Part One THE DISCIPLINE | 2 |
EXERCISE AND SOCIETY | 26 |
EXERCISE IS SOCIETY | 39 |
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES | 42 |
Section 5 | 52 |
SUMMARY POINTS | 65 |
EXERCISE SCIENCE AND FITNESS CERTIFICATIONS | 67 |
JOB ACTIVITIES AND EMPLOYMENT | 82 |
SPORTS MEDICINE AND KINESIOLOGIC KNOWLEDGE BASE | 235 |
Composition and Resolution of Forces | 247 |
Strength of Materials | 253 |
Effects of Loading on Biologic Tissue | 257 |
ADVANCES IN CLINICAL BIOMECHANICS | 258 |
SUGGESTED READINGS | 263 |
SPORTS BIOMECHANICS | 264 |
ADVANCES IN SPORT BIOMECHANICS | 285 |
MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING CONCERNS | 97 |
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES | 117 |
Section 7 | 120 |
ISSUES REGARDING ENCROACHMENT | 124 |
Part Two EXERCISE SCIENCE SUBDISCIPLINES | 130 |
FOCUS ON SCIENCE | 142 |
ADVANCES IN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY | 156 |
SPORTS NUTRITION | 162 |
Section 5 | 188 |
HEALTH AND FITNESS KNOWLEDGE BASE | 192 |
CLINICAL EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY | 212 |
ATHLETIC TRAINING | 289 |
REFERENCES | 307 |
BEHAVIORAL KNOWLEDGE BASE | 309 |
MOTOR BEHAVIOR | 334 |
ADVANCES IN MOTOR BEHAVIOR | 354 |
SOCIAL SCIENCE KNOWLEDGE BASE | 359 |
SPORTS HISTORY | 360 |
SPORTS SOCIOLOGY | 384 |
Part Three FUTURE DEVELOPMENT | 406 |
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