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Pollock's Textbook of Cardiovascular Disease and Rehabilitation

Although the mechanisms are not clear, both short and long sleep have been associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

Advanced Environmental Exercise Physiology

Even after centuries of research, the fundamental system of control of thermal balance in humans, as well as other mammals and homeotherms, remains controversial.

Physical Activity and Obesity-2nd Edition

The environment you live in plays a factor into the level of physical activity you achieve everyday

Practical ECG for Exercise Science and Sports Medicine

Learn how the physiological stress of exercise elicits a predictable cascade of responses on the ECG.

Advanced Neuromuscular Exercise Physiology

Here, we will discuss how strength training results in directly measurable changes in the way motor units are recruited during effort.

The Athlete's Clock eBook

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.

Physiological Tests for Elite Athletes-2nd Edition

Although the blood lactate response to exercise is used widely to control and monitor training programs, many factors in addition to training adaptation can affect the blood lactate response. Therefore, one needs to consider the following points when collecting, analyzing, and interpreting blood lactate measurements.

Physiological Tests for Elite Athletes 2nd Edition eBook

Despite the widespread integration of hydrotherapy into an athlete�s postexercise recovery regime, information regarding these interventions is largely anecdotal. Although a number of physiological responses to water immersion are well researched, the underlying mechanisms related to postexercise recovery are poorly understood.

Physiology of Sport and Exercise With Web Study Guide-5th Edition

Traditionally, exercise physiologists have recommended one of three regimens to improve aerobic power: continuous exercise at a moderate to high intensity; long, slow (low-intensity) exercise; or interval training.

Clinical Exercise Physiology-3rd Edition

Auscultation of, or listening to the sounds made by, the heart is but one part of a comprehensive cardiac examination.

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