Exercise physiology : energy, nutrition, and human performance /
William D. McArdle, Frank I. Katch, Victor L. Katch.
- 4th edition
- Baltimore : Williams & Wilkins, c1996.
- xliii, 850 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 28 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Part. 1. Exercise physiology
Section. 1. Nutrition: the base for human performance 1.Carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins 2.Vitamins, minerals, and water 3.Optimal nutrition for exercise
Section. 2. Energy for physical activity 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 measurements of energy capacities
Section. 3. Systems of energy delivery and utilization 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 and exercise
Part. 2. Applied exercise physiology
Section. 4. Enhancement of energy capacity 21.Training for anaerobic and aerobic power 22.Muscular strength: training muscles to become stronger 23.Special aids to performance and conditioning
Section. 5. Exercise performance and environmental stress 24.Exercise at medium and high altitude 25.Exercise and thermal stress 26.Sport diving
Section. 6. Body composition, energy balance, and the health-related aspects of exercise 27.Body composition assessment 28.Physique, performance, and physical activity 29.Obesity and weight control 30.Physical activity, health, and aging 31.Clinical exercise physiology for cancer, cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation
Appendixes A. The metric system and conversion constants in exercise physiology B. Nutritive values for common foods, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, and specialty and fast-food items C. Metabolic computations in open-circuit spirometry D. Energy expenditure in household, occupational, recreational, and sports activities E. Body composition F. Frequently cited journals in exercise physiology G. Useful tables and computations in exercise physiology H. American College of Sports Medicine position stands.