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Skeletal Muscle Damage and Repair

Muscle strains are the most common cause of muscle injury.

Physical Activity and Type 2 Diabetes eBook

A look at the issues related to type 2 diabetes.

Practical ECG for Exercise Science and Sports Medicine

Examine enlargement conditions and study supporting ECGs used to illustrate them.

Advanced Neuromuscular Exercise Physiology eBook

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.

Physiology of Sport and Exercise 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.

Biomechanics of Skeletal Muscles eBook

The �intrasarcomere� mechanisms, such as the actin�myosin interaction, are mentioned only in passing. It is assumed that the readers are familiar with these mechanisms from courses in muscle physiology.

Physical Activity Epidemiology-2nd Edition

The epidemiologic models previously described provide a framework for considering the association among variables in an attempt to determine cause and effect.

Physical Activity Epidemiology-2nd Edition

Approximately three-quarters of these studies classified women according to three or more levels of physical activity, allowing assessment of a dose�response relation (Lee and Oguma 2006).

Advanced Exercise Endocrinology eBook

In the United States and Europe, between 5% and 8% of the adult population is estimated to suffer from T2D, and in genetically prone subpopulations, the prevalence may be as high as approximately 50% (Fr�sig & Richter, 2009).