Muscle and Exercise Physiology – eBook

Description

Zoladz’s Muscle and Exercise Physiology (PDF) serves as an exhaustive reference guide that delves deep into the intricate world of muscle and exercise physiology. It bridges the gap from fundamental concepts to cutting-edge knowledge, encompassing critical areas such as muscle power generation, the dynamics of fatigue, the physiological effects of aging, and muscle energetics. The eBook also examines the significant role of the cardio-respiratory system in enhancing exercise performance.

In this thorough exploration, readers will find in-depth discussions on the clinical importance of how our bodies respond to physical activity, focusing on diverse aspects, such as oxidative stress, immune system interactions, and metabolic pathways involving lipids and carbohydrates. Special attention is given to cardiac energetics, highlighting its functional reserves and the health implications of both physical activity and sedentary behavior.

Novel and advanced topics are also covered, including critical power assessment, the connection between reactive oxygen species (ROS) and muscle function, and the nuances of heart muscle physiology.

This eBook is particularly well-suited for researchers, academics, and students engaged in fields related to muscle and exercise physiology, as well as those studying biological sciences pertinent to human movement, medicine, and sports sciences.

• Presents advanced insights into muscle power generation, fatigue mechanisms, muscle energetics, and the effects of aging on physical capacity.
• Offers the essential and advanced knowledge needed to comprehend the limitations to physical performance in both untrained individuals and elite athletes.
• Includes foundational knowledge alongside cutting-edge discoveries about muscle adaptation to physical training and the impacts of both physical activity and inactivity.

For academic professionals and fitness enthusiasts alike, this eBook is an essential resource.

ISBNs: 978-0128145944, 978-0128145937

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