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Health and Wellness for Life With Online Study Guide
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is an umbrella term that includes several diseases that affect the heart or blood vessels. Learn more about high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, peripheral artery disease, and cardiomyopathy.
Vegetarian Sports Nutrition eBook
Every living cell—whether plant or animal—contains iron.
Strength Training for Women eBook
Selecting your exercises depends greatly on how many days a week you are training and how long your sessions will take.
Advanced Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription 6th Edition eBook
People can win the battle of controlling body weight and obesity by not only understanding why they eat and monitoring their food intake closely, but also by incorporating more physical activity into their lifestyles.
Qigong Illustrated eBook
Qigong is gaining popularity around the world for its ability to provide profound healing to people with a wide range of medical conditions.
Reversing the Obesogenic Environment eBook
If the obesogenic genetic risk profile has remained the same in humans since the obesity epidemic began, what has changed? The simple answer is that our environment has changed.
Developing Agility and Quickness eBook
Games that incorporate quickness skills are a fun way to increase athletes’ motivation and enthusiasm for training. The quickness games in this section also help athletes develop their situational-movement skills and body awareness.
ACSM's Guide to Exercise and Cancer Survivorship
Considerable scientific evidence suggests that physical activity reduces the risk of several cancer types with the evidence classified as convincing or probable for colon, breast, and endometrial cancers; possible for prostate, ovarian, and lung cancers; and null or insufficient for other cancers.
NSCA's Guide to Program Design
When exploring the classic literature, it is clear that periodization is a method for employing sequential or phasic alterations in the workload, training focus, and training tasks contained within the microcycle, mesocycle, and annual training plan.
