There remains considerable debate about the definition of fatigue, its impact during different forms of exercise, and the best methods are to combat it. This is the first student-focused book to survey the contemporary research evidence into exercise-induced fatigue and to discuss how knowledge of fatigue can be applied in sport and exercise contexts. It introduces the fundamental science, covering physiological, psychological, biomechanical and neuromuscular aspects, and explores key topics such as energy depletion, lactic acid, dehydration, and perception of fatigue. This is an invaluable…mehr
There remains considerable debate about the definition of fatigue, its impact during different forms of exercise, and the best methods are to combat it. This is the first student-focused book to survey the contemporary research evidence into exercise-induced fatigue and to discuss how knowledge of fatigue can be applied in sport and exercise contexts. It introduces the fundamental science, covering physiological, psychological, biomechanical and neuromuscular aspects, and explores key topics such as energy depletion, lactic acid, dehydration, and perception of fatigue. This is an invaluable companion for any course in exercise physiology, fitness and training, or strength and conditioning.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Shaun Phillips is Lecturer in Sport, Physical Education, and Health Sciences (Sports Physiology) at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. His research interests include perceptual- and self-regulation of exercise performance, fatigue mechanisms in short-duration and endurance exercise, and the impact of novel exercise interventions in individuals with mental health issues. Shaun is an invited reviewer for a number of international peer-reviewed journals, and has provided research and consultancy services for elite and professional sport and health organisations, including the FIA Young Driver Excellence Academy, Heart of Midlothian Football Club, the Scottish Institute of Sport, and the National Health Service
Inhaltsangabe
Section 1: What is Fatigue? 1. Defining and Measuring Fatigue in Sport and Exercise Section 2: What Causes (and What does not Cause) Fatigue? 2. Energy Depletion 3. Metabolic Acidosis 4. Dehydration and Hyperthermia 5. Potassium and Calcium 6. Central Fatigue, and Central Regulation of Performance Section 3: Fatigue: Is it the Same for Everyone? 7. Factors Influencing the Causes of Fatigue Section 4: Summary: Where Next? 8. Conclusion
Section 1: What is Fatigue?
1. Conceptualising, Measuring, and Researching Fatigue in Sport and Exercise
Section 2: What Causes (and What does not Cause) Fatigue?
2. Energy Depletion
3. Metabolic Acidosis
4. Environmental Stress
5. Potassium, Calcium, and Inorganic Phosphate
6. Central Fatigue, and Central Regulation of Performance
7. Mental Fatigue
Section 3: Fatigue: Is it the Same for Everyone?
8. Influence of Sport and Exercise Demand on Fatigue Mechanisms
9. Influence of Biological Sex and Training Statis on Fatigue
Section 1: What is Fatigue? 1. Defining and Measuring Fatigue in Sport and Exercise Section 2: What Causes (and What does not Cause) Fatigue? 2. Energy Depletion 3. Metabolic Acidosis 4. Dehydration and Hyperthermia 5. Potassium and Calcium 6. Central Fatigue, and Central Regulation of Performance Section 3: Fatigue: Is it the Same for Everyone? 7. Factors Influencing the Causes of Fatigue Section 4: Summary: Where Next? 8. Conclusion
Section 1: What is Fatigue?
1. Conceptualising, Measuring, and Researching Fatigue in Sport and Exercise
Section 2: What Causes (and What does not Cause) Fatigue?
2. Energy Depletion
3. Metabolic Acidosis
4. Environmental Stress
5. Potassium, Calcium, and Inorganic Phosphate
6. Central Fatigue, and Central Regulation of Performance
7. Mental Fatigue
Section 3: Fatigue: Is it the Same for Everyone?
8. Influence of Sport and Exercise Demand on Fatigue Mechanisms
9. Influence of Biological Sex and Training Statis on Fatigue
Section 4: Summary: Where Next?
10. Conclusion
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