Exercise physiology : human bioenergetics and its applications /

Main Author: Brooks, George Austin, 1944-
Other Authors: Fahey, Thomas Davin,, Fahey, Thomas D.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : McMillan, 1985
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Introduction: The limits of human performance
  • 2. Bioenergetics
  • 3. Basics of metabolism
  • 4. Energy transductions in cells
  • 5. Glycogenolysis glycolysis and gluconeogenesis: the cellular degradation and synthesis of sugar and carbohydrate
  • 6. Cellular oxidation of pyruvate
  • 7. Lipid metabolism
  • 8. Metabolism of proteins and amino acids
  • 9. Neural-endocrine control of metabolism
  • 10. Metabolic response to exercise
  • 11. The why of pulmonary ventilation
  • 12. The how of ventilation
  • 13. Ventilation as a limiting factor in aerobic performance
  • 14. The heart and its control
  • 15. The circulation and its control
  • 16. Cardiovascular dynamics during exercise
  • 17. Excitable tissues
  • 18. Sensation, integration, and movement pattern
  • 19. Skeletal muscle structure and function
  • 20 Conditioning for muscle strength
  • 21. Conditioning for rhythmical athletic events
  • 22. Exercise in the heat and cold
  • 23. Exercise in high and low pressure environments
  • 24. Coronary heart disease
  • 25. Obesity and body composition
  • 26. Exercise and disease
  • 27. Nutrition and athletic performance
  • 28. Ergogenic aids
  • 29. Sex differences in physical performance
  • 30. Growth and development
  • 31. Aging
  • 32. Fatigue during muscular exercise
  • Appendices
  • Index