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Neuromuscular Aspects of Physical Activity Phillip F. Gardiner

Neuromuscular Aspects of Physical Activity By Phillip F. Gardiner

Neuromuscular Aspects of Physical Activity by Phillip F. Gardiner


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A study of the fields of neuroscience and molecular biology and their impact on the physiology of exercise. It features research compiled from an array of sources and builds from a foundational discussion of muscle fibres and motor units to cover the neuromuscular responses to physical activity.

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Neuromuscular Aspects of Physical Activity Summary

Neuromuscular Aspects of Physical Activity by Phillip F. Gardiner

A study of the fields of neuroscience and molecular biology and their impact on the physiology of exercise. It features research compiled from an array of sources and is organized in a logical way, building from a foundational discussion of muscle fibres and motor units to cover the neuromuscular responses to physical activity. It includes discussions of current issues in the field, especially the debate surrounding the sources and significance of fatigue at different levels of the nervous system and whether the spinal cord can learn. There are over 155 diagrams giving references about fatigue, endurance training, resistance training and inactivity.

Table of Contents

Muscle fibre types: grouping fibres by myosin heavy-chain (MHC) composition; functional properties of fibres containing different myosin heavy-chain profiles; fibre types and performance. Motoneurons and the muscle units they innervate: the muscle unit and muscle unit types; the motoneuron component of the motor unit; the Heckman-Binder model of motor unit recruitment; motor unit recruitment during different types of voluntary contractions. Neuromuscular fatigue: two basic fatigue mechanisms involving the nervous system - neuromuscular transmission failure and decreased motoneuron activity; reduced motoneuron activity during various types of contractions; evidence from reduced animal preparations on mechanisms of neuromuscular fatigue. Endurance training of the neuromuscular system: muscle adaptations; the neuromuscular junction; motoneuron adaptations to endurance training; spinal cord adaptations to endurance training. Strength training: acute effects of strength training on protein synthesis and degradation; the chronic effect of resistance overload on muscle phenotype; neural effects of resistance training. Neuromuscular responses to decrease in normal activity: general principles underlying neuromuscular responses to reduced activity; models of decreased neuromuscular usage.

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CIN0736001263VG
9780736001267
0736001263
Neuromuscular Aspects of Physical Activity by Phillip F. Gardiner
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Human Kinetics Publishers
20010329
256
N/A
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