Fitness & Health

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• Útgefandi: Human Kinetics; 6 útgáfa
• Tungumál: Enska

Part I Physical Activity, Fitness, and Health
Chapter 1. Health Benefits of Activity and Fitness
Chapter 2. Activity and Mental Health
Chapter 3. Activity and Personal Health

Part II Aerobic Fitness
Chapter 4. Understanding Aerobic Fitness
Chapter 5. Aerobic Training Effect
Chapter 6. Improving Aerobic Fitness
Chapter 7. Implementing an Aerobic Fitness Program

Part III Muscular Fitness
Chapter 8. Understanding Muscular Fitness
Chapter 9. Benefits of Muscular Fitness
Chapter 10. Improving Muscular Fitness

Part IV Activity and Weight Control
Chapter 11. Nutrition and Health
Chapter 12. Energy Balance
Chapter 13. Activity, Diet, and Weight Control
Chapter 14. Weight-Control Programs

Part V Performance
Chapter 15. Performance in Sport and Work
Chapter 16. Environment and Performance

Part VI Vitality and Longevity
Chapter 17. Age, Activity, and Vitality
Chapter 18. Psychology of Activity
Chapter 19. Activity and the Quality of Life

Author:

Brian J. Sharkey has nearly 40 years of experience as a leading fitness researcher, educator, and author. Sharkey served as director of the University of Montana’s Human Performance Laboratory for many years and remains associated with the university and lab as professor emeritus. He is also a consultant with the U.S. Forest Service in the areas of fitness, health, and work capacity.

Sharkey is past president of the American College of Sports Medicine and served on the NCAA committee on competitive safeguards and medical aspects of sports, where he chaired the Sports Science and Safety subcommittee, which uses research and data on injury to improve the safety of intercollegiate athletes. He also coordinated the U.S. Ski Team Nordic Sportsmedicine Council.

Steven Gaskill is in the department of health and human performance at the University of Montana. Gaskill worked for the U.S. ski team for 10 years as head coach of the Nordic combined (ski jumping and cross-country skiing) and cross-country teams and as director of the coaches’ educational programs. He has coached at three Olympic Games, and 20 skiers who have trained under him have competed in the Olympics. In 1992, the U.S. Ski Association named him the U.S. Cross-Country Coach of the Year.

Sharkey and Gaskill also coauthored Sport Physiology for Coaches (Human Kinetics, 2006).

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