Advanced neuromuscular exercise physiology /
by Gardiner, Phillip F.
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BookSeries: Advanced exercise physiology series.Publisher: Champaign, IL : Human Kinetics, c2011Description: xvii, 229 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.ISBN: 9780736074674 (hard cover); 0736074678 (hard cover).Subject(s): Exercise -- Physiological aspects | Neurophysiology | Motor neurons | Muscles | Muscle Contraction -- physiology | Exercise -- physiology | Muscle Fatigue -- physiology | Resistance Training
Contents:
Muscle fibers, motor units, and motoneurons -- Motor unit recruitment during different types of movements -- Muscle blood flow and metabolism -- Peripheral factors in neuromuscular fatigue -- Central factors in neuromuscular fatigue -- Muscular mechanisms in aerobic endurance training -- Neural mechanisms in aerobic endurance training -- Muscle molecular mechanisms in strength training -- Muscle property changes in strength training -- Neural mechanisms in strength training.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Muscle fibers, motor units, and motoneurons -- Motor unit recruitment during different types of movements -- Muscle blood flow and metabolism -- Peripheral factors in neuromuscular fatigue -- Central factors in neuromuscular fatigue -- Muscular mechanisms in aerobic endurance training -- Neural mechanisms in aerobic endurance training -- Muscle molecular mechanisms in strength training -- Muscle property changes in strength training -- Neural mechanisms in strength training.
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