Description
Conditioning for Strength and Human Performance (4th Ed.)
Coordinators: Chandler T. Jeff, Chandler W. Britt, Bishop Chris
Language: English
Keywords
resistance; training; back; squat; acute; variables; coach; weight; room; program; Lee E; Brown; W; Britt Chandler; C; Eric Arnold; Andy Bosak; Jared W; Coburn; Travis W; Beck; Herbert A; deVries; Terry J; Housh; Kristen C; Cochrane-Snyman; Evan E; Schick; Clint Alley; Scott K; Lynn; Guillermo J; Noffal; Derek N; Pamukoff; Colin D; Wilborn; Lem Taylor; Jaci N; Davis; Allen Hedrick; Duane V; Knudson; Megan A; Wong; Ian J; Dobbs; Casey M; Watkins; Ryan T; McManus; Andrew J; Galpin; Andy V; Khamoui; Michael C; Zourdos; Nathan Serrano; William J; Kraemer; Matthew K; Beeler; Anthony B; Ciccone; Loree L; Weir; Joseph P; Weir; Saldiam R; Barillas; Traci A; Statler; Marie E; Pepin; Joseph A; Roche; Moh H; Malek; Tammy K; Evetovich; Joan M; Eckerson; Todd S; Ellenbecker; Jake Bleacher; Tad Pieczynski; Anna Thatcher
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Hardback
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The field of strength and conditioning is growing and changing rapidly. This new fourth edition of Conditioning for Strength and Human Performance updates the reader with new developments in the field and focuses on the information a strength and conditioning coach needs to be informed and successful.
With a new flow of chapters and modifications to existing chapters, the topics are organized to be relevant and useful to all readers. Providing balanced content to meet the needs of the professor and the student in the field of strength and conditioning, this book is designed for an academic class in strength and conditioning in the final year of an undergraduate program or the first year of a graduate program. No other book provides such a thorough grounding in the science of strength and conditioning or better prepares students for evidence-based practice.
The book is easy to implement for instructors and written to be understandable to the student of strength and conditioning. Students are provided access to PowerPoint slides, key points, case examples, discussion questions, real-world applications, and other ancillary material. In addition, instructors are provided exam questions and other ancillary materials.
1. Bioenergetics
2. The Cardiorespiratory System
3. The Neuromuscular System
4. The Skeletal System
5. Training Responses and Adaptations of the Endocrine System
6. Biomechanics Of Resistance Training
7. Facility Administration and Design
8. Periodization of Resistance Training: Concepts and Paradigms
9. Undertaking a Needs Analysis to Inform Fitness Testing and Program Design
10. Data Analysis in High-Performance Sport: The Significance of the Single Athlete
11. Resistance Exercise Techniques and Spotting
12. Optimizing the Warm-Up: A New Twist on an Old Concept
13. Improving Aerobic Performance
14. Strength, Power, and Plyometric Training
15. Speed
16. Training for Agility and Change-Of-Direction- Ability
17. Maximizing Performance: Uncovering the Power of Menstrual Cycles, Hormonal Contraception, and Training Optimization in Female Athletes
18. Long-Term Athletic Development
19. Training Tactical Populations
20. Nutrition and Ergogenic Aids
21. Applied Sport Psychology for the Strength and Conditioning Coach
T. Jeff Chandler, EdD, CSCS*D [RET], NSCA-CPT*D [RET], FNSCA, FACSM. Editor in Chief, Strength and Conditioning Journal (NSCA, Wolters Kluwer, Publisher). Retired Department Head, Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, AL; Department Chair, Marshall University, Huntington, WV.
Chris Bishop, PhD. Director of Postgraduate Programmes in Sport and Program Lead for the MSc in Strength and Conditioning, Middlesex University. Associate Editor, Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research and Strength and Conditioning Journal.
W. Britt Chandler, PhD. Managing Editor, the Strength and Conditioning Journal (NSCA, Wolters Kluwer, publisher). Adjunct Professor, University of Kansas, Adjunct Professor, University of Cumberlands.
