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Trends in human performance research / Michael J. Duncan and Mark Lyons, editors.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Duncan, Michael J.
Lyons, Mark.
Series:
Sports and athletics preparation, performance, and psychology series.
Sports and athletics preparation, performance, and psychology
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Sports--Physiological aspects.
Sports.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (206 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2010.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
The topic of human performance has grown dramatically and draws on a range of academic disciplines including Physiology, Biomechanics, Psychology and Nutrition. This book presents research in the field that provides a bridge between scientific knowledge and the practitioner in human performance.
Contents:
Intro
TRENDS IN HUMAN PERFORMANCE RESEARCH
CONTENTS
PREFACE
Chapter 1 PLACEBO EFFECTS OF CAFFEINE ON HOCKEY SKILL PERFORMANCE
ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
METHOD
Participants
Procedure
Statistical Analysis
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
REFERENCES
Chapter 2 THE EFFECT OF USING HIKING POLES ON O2 UPTAKE, HEART RATE AND BLOOD LACTATE DURING UPHILL WALKING
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
Results
Chapter 3 ANTHROPOMETRIC PROFILES OF ELITE JUNIOR ICE-HOCKEY PLAYERS
Chapter 4 THE IMPACT OF CAFFEINE CONSUMPTION ON 1000-METRE ROWING PERFORMANCE
Design
Procedures
Data Analysis
Suggested Mechanisms
CONCLUSION
Chapter 5 NEW APPLICATIONS FOR ENCOURAGING FITNESS
RESEARCH WITH PEDOMETERS
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL FITNESS
FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION
SUMMARY
ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS
Chapter 6 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF BASIC LEG EXTENSOR ISOMETRIC F-T CURVE CHARACTERISTICS IN MALE ATHLETES IN DIFFERENT SPORTS MEASURED IN STANDING POSITION
Testing Procedure
Data Analysis Methods: F-t relations
Chapter 7 ACUTE EFFECTS OF VARIABLE RESISTANCE EXERCISE ON FORCE AND POWER CHARACTERISTICS DURING THE BACK SQUAT EXERCISE
SESSION 1: Baseline Measures
SESSION 2:
SESSION 3:.
Anthropometry
Chapter 8 SENSORIMOTOR EXERCISES IN SPORTS TRAINING AND REHABILITATION
SENSORIMOTOR EXERCISES: ACUTE ADJUSTMENTS VS. CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS
SERIAL MECHANICAL PROPRIOCEPTIVE STIMULATION
A) Postural Sway Response to Serial Mechanical Proprioceptive Stimulation
B) The Effect of 3 Months of Serial Mechanical Proprioceptive Stimulation on Neuromuscular Perfomance in Older Women
ACUTE ADJUSTMENTS VS. CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH SERIAL MECHANICAL PROPRIOCEPTIVE STIMULATION
TASK-ORIENTED SENSORIMOTOR EXERCISES
A) The Effect of Task-Oriented Sensorimotor Exercise on Visual Feedback Control of Body Position and Body Balance
B) The Effect of 3 Weeks of Task-Oriented Sensorimotor Training on Neuromuscular Performance in Untrained Subjects
ACUTE ADJUSTMENTS VS. CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH TASK-ORIENTED SENSORIMOTOR EXERCISE (VISUALLY-GUIDED COM TARGET-MATCHING TASK)
C) Accuracy of Visual Feedback Control of COP Movement in Antero-Posterior and Medio-Lateral Direction Over Repeated Trials
D) The Effect of 12 Weeks of Conventional and Task-Oriented Sensorimotor Training on Visual Feedback Control of Body Position in Individuals with Functional Disbalances
ACUTE ADJUSTMENTS VS. CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH TASK-ORIENTED SENSORIMOTOR EXERCISE (VISUALLY-GIUDED COM TRACKING TASK)
COMBINED AGILITY-BALANCE EXERCISES
A) Visual Reaction Time and Sway Velocity While Balancing on a Wobble Board
B) The Effect of 8 Weeks of Instability Agility Training on Neuromuscular Performance in Untrained Subjects
ACUTE ADJUSTMENTS VS. CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH COMBINED AGILITY-BALANCE EXERCISES.
C) The Effect of 6 Weeks of Combined Agility-Balance Training on Neuromuscular Performance in Basketball Players
INSTABILITY RESISTANCE EXERCISES
A) The Short-Term Effect of Different Forms of Resistance Exercise on Postural Sway
B) The Effect of 12 Weeks of Instability Resistance Training on Neuromuscular Performance in Athletes with Previous ACL Injury
CHRONIC ADAPTATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH INSTABILITY AGILITY AND RESISTANCE EXERCISES
APPLICATION OF SENSORIMOTOR EXERCISES IN SPORTS TRAINING AND REHABILITATION
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Chapter 9 DIETARY CALCIUM - A POTENTIAL ERGOGENIC AID?
PUTATIVE MECHANISTIC THEORIES
CALCIUM AND BODY COMPOSITION
CALCIUM AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE
CALCIUM AND FAT OXIDATION
CALCIUM AND EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
Chapter 10 ACTIVE VIDEO GAME PLAY - A NOVEL AND USEFUL EXERCISE MODALITY?
NINTENDO WII SPORTS AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE
NINTENDO WII SPORTS VS TREADMILL WALKING
NINTENDO WII SPORTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PERFORMANCE?
NINTENDO WII SPORTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH?
IN SUMMARY
Chapter 11 AUGMENTED ECCENTRIC LOADING: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Influencing the Rate of Eccentric Loading
Increasing the Relative Eccentric Load
PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS
1. Increased Neural Stimulation:
2. Stretching of the Parallel and Series Musculotendinous Complex:
3. The Elastic Nature of Tendons:
4. Preloading:
IMPLEMENTING AEL INTO A PERIODISED TRAINING PLAN
Chapter 12 PREDICTORS OF EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
AN OVERVIEW ON EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
HOW EXERCISE INTENSITY AFFECTS SELECTED PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS OF PERFORMANCE.
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE INTENSITY ON OXYGEN UPTAKE AND CARBON DIOXIDE OUTPUT
LACTATE RESPONSE TO EXERCISE INTENSITY
MECHANISMS OF LACTATE INCREASE AND ACCUMULATION
1. Cell Redox
2. Mass Action
3. Imbalance between Lactate Production and Removal
LACTATE AS A PREDICTOR OF EXERCISE PERFORMANCE
EFFECTS OF EXERCISE INTENSITY ON THE UTILISATION OF FAT AND CARBOHYDRATE
THE POSSIBLE MECHANISMS OF THE DECLINE IN FAT METABOLISM IN FAVOUR OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
A) Fat Regulates Carbohydrate Metabolism
B) Carbohydrate Regulates Fat Metabolism
FAT AND CARBOHYDRATE AS PREDICTORS OF PERFORMANCE
AN INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LACTATE AND CARBOHYDRATE UTILISATION
INDEX
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Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-61728-086-0
OCLC:
923662441

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