R. K. Tanner, C. J. Gore, Australian Institute of Sport
Veröffentlicht 2013
“… (Verlagsinformation)
From the contents:
Part I: Laboratory and Athlete Preparation
Chapter 1: Quality Assurance in Exercise Physiology Laboratories
Evaluating Quality Assurance
Australian Certification Model
Implementing Quality Assurance
Chapter 2: Pretest Environment and Athlete Preparation
Risk Management Processes
Quality Assurance Considerations
Medical Screening
Musculoskeletal Screening
Informed Consent
Pretest Athlete Questionnaire
Pretest Diet Considerations
Pretest Checklists
Chapter 3: Data Collection and Analysis
Data Capture and Storage
Data Cleansing
Data Transformation
Analytical Approaches to Testing Athletes
Measurement Studies
Presentation of Results
Part II: Testing Concepts and Athlete Monitoring
Chapter 4: Ergometer-Based Maximal Neuromuscular Power
Muscular Power Output
Maximal Power Output
Peak Power Output
Maximal Neuromuscular Power
Expected Test Scores and Data Interpretation
Chapter 5: Anaerobic Capacity
Energy Systems
Lactate and Fatigue
Anaerobic ATP Production
Maximal Accumulated Oxygen Deficit
Chapter 6: Blood Lactate Thresholds
Blood Lactate Testing Rationale
Concepts and Controversies
Test Protocols
Practical Applications
Chapter 7: Determination of Maximal Aerobic Power (VO2max)
Theoretical Rationale
Ergometers
VO2 Test Systems
Volumetric and Gas Analysis Equipment
General Procedures
Calculations
Chapter 8: Altitude Training
Classical Altitude Training
Live High, Train Low
Intermittent Hypoxic Exposure and Training
Using Hypoxia to Prepare for Competition at Altitude
Using Hypoxia to Prepare for Competition at Sea Level
Altitude and Illness
Chapter 9: Heat
Physiological Responses to Hot Environmental Conditions
Performance in the Heat
Use of Heat and Humidity as a Training Intervention
Core Temperature Measurement Site
Heat-Associated Illness
Chapter 10: Physiological Recovery
Compression Clothing
Hydrotherapy
Sleep
Massage
Stretching
Active Recovery
Part III: Fundamental Assessment Principles and Protocols
Chapter 11: Assessment of Physique
Body Composition Models
Air Displacement Plethysmography
Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry
Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis
Surface Anthropometry
Alternate Technologies
Factors Influencing Reliability of Methods
Chapter 12: Testing and Training Agility
Factors Influencing Agility Performance
Contemporary Definition of Agility
Agility Testing Protocols
Individual Interpretation of Tests
Training Directions Based on Test Results
Chapter 13: Strength and Power Assessment Protocols
Relationship Between Strength And Power
Strength and Power Assessment Principles
Strength, Power, and Functional Performance
Chapter 14: Field Testing Principles and Protocols
Test Reliability
Athlete Preparation
Test Environment
Chapter 15:
Perceptual-Cognitive and
Perceptual-
Motor Contributions to Elite Performance
Anticipating the Movement of an Opponent
Recognizing Typical Patterns of Play in Team Sports
Possessing Superior Decision-Making
Skills
Superior Anticipation of Event Probabilities
Improved Capacity to Dual Task
Constructing and Implementing a Testing Battery
Task Representation
Part IV: Physiological Protocols for the Assessment of Athletes in Specific Sports
(athlete preparation, test environment, equipment checklist, test protocols, references)
Chapter 16: Australian Football Players
Chapter 17: Basketball Players
Chapter 18: Cricket Players
Chapter 19: High-Performance Cyclists
Track Cycling, Road Cycling, BMX, Mountain Bike
Chapter 20: Football (Soccer) Players
Chapter 21: Hockey Players
Chapter 22: Netball Players
Chapter 23: Rowers
Chapter 24: Rugby League Players
Chapter 25: Rugby Union Players
Chapter 26: Runners and Walkers
Chapter 27: Sailors
Chapter 28: Sprint Kayak Athletes
Chapter 29: Swimmers
Chapter 30: Tennis Players
Chapter 31: Triathletes
Chapter 32: Indoor and Beach Volleyball Players
Indoor Volleyball, Beach Volleyball
Chapter 33: Water Polo Players …”
