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Preview video content from the second edition of Physiological Aspects of Sport Training and Performance, Second Edition read more
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Animations enliven the study of the body’s response to physical activity in the enhanced e-book version of Physiology of Sport and Exercise, Fifth Edition read more
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Enhanced e-book version of Physiology of Sport and Exercise, Fifth Edition now available through Apple iBookstore, Amazon Kindle store, and Barnes & Noble read more
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A look at the issues related to type 2 diabetes. read more
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Chronic electrical stimulation of muscles has been used extensively during the past 30 years to demonstrate the limits of adaptability of muscles to increased activity. read more
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Here we discuss some of the general physiological mechanisms that maintain blood pressure when muscle demands for oxygen delivery are high and also the local mechanisms that match blood flow to metabolic demand. read more
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Athletes do their best to realize their genetic gifts and hard work in just a few clicks of the clock called competition. This phenomenon is seen through moments in time that serve to define the essence of sports itself. read more
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Here, we will discuss how strength training results in directly measurable changes in the way motor units are recruited during effort. read more
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Anyone working with young athletes, particularly female athletes, should be educated about the triad, know how to recognize it, and have a plan of action involving professionals trained in dealing with the female athlete triad to help prevent it, treat it, and reduce its risks. read more
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The Scott Firefighter Challenge, founded by author Paul Davis, holds its world championships in Las Vegas. read more
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