Oxygen Uptake Kinetics in Sport, Exercise and Medicine

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Edition: 1st
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Pub. Date: 2005-02-11
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

In recent years there has been an enormous increase in the study of the features of the VO2 kinetic response to exercise physiologists, this is the first text entirely dedicated to this topic. It includes material in the following areas: an historical overview of research in VO2 kinetics; practical guidance on the measurement of VO2 kinetics for research or diagnosis; the practical application of research in VO2 kinetics in the understanding of exercise tolerance and athletic performance; and the effect of age, fitness and disease on VO2 kinetics By bringing together cutting-edge research with guidance on the assessment and significance of oxygen uptake kinetics in a range of practical settings, this book represents an invaluable resource for students and researchers in exercise physiology, as well as for respiratory physiologists and pulmonary clinicians.

Table of Contents

List of illustrations ix
List of contributors xviii
Preface xx
Acknowledgements xxiv
PART I Introduction 1(36)
1 Introduction to oxygen uptake kinetics and historical development of the discipline
3(34)
ANDREW M. JONES AND DAVID C. POOLE
PART II Theory and practice of measuring VO2 kinetics 37(102)
2 Measuring VO2 kinetics: the practicalities
39(23)
SHUNSAKU KOGA, TOMOYUKI SHIOJIRI AND NARIHIKO KONDO
3 The kinetics of oxygen uptake: physiological inferences from the parameters
62(33)
BRIAN J. WHIPP AND HARRY B. ROSSITER
4 Effect of exercise modality on VO2 kinetics
95(20)
ANDREW M. JONES AND MARK BURNLEY
5 VO2 dynamics in different species
115(24)
CASEY A. KINDIG, BRAD J. BEHNKE AND DAVID C. POOLE
PART III Mechanistic bases of VO2 kinetics 139(190)
6 Relationship between VO2 responses at the mouth and across the exercising muscles
141(13)
BRAD J. BEHNKE, THOMAS J. BARSTOW AND DAVID C. POOLE
7 Intramuscular phosphate and pulmonary VO2 kinetics during exercise: implications for control of skeletal muscle oxygen consumption
154(31)
HARRY B. ROSSITER, FRANKLYN A. HOWE AND SUSAN A. WARD
8 Regulation of VO2 on-kinetics by O2 delivery
185(27)
RICHARD L. HUGHSON
9 Limitation of skeletal muscle VO2 kinetics by inertia of cellular respiration
212(18)
BRUNO GRASSI
10 'Priming exercise' and VO2 kinetics
230(31)
MARK BURNLEY, KATRIEN KOPPO AND ANDREW M. JONES
11 Influence of muscle fibre type and motor unit recruitment on VO2 kinetics
261(33)
ANDREW M. JONES, JAMIE S.M. PRINGLE AND HELEN CARTER
12 Towards an understanding of the mechanistic bases of VO2 kinetics: summary of key points raised in Chapters 2-11
294(35)
DAVID C. POOLE AND ANDREW M. JONES
PART IV Practical applications to the study of VO2 kinetics 329(70)
13 VO2 kinetics: effects of maturation and ageing
331(22)
THOMAS J. BARSTOW AND BARRY W. SCHEUERMANN
14 VO2 kinetics in different disease states
353(20)
DAVID C POOL, CASEY A. KINDIG AND BRAD J. BEHNKE
15 Effect of training on V02 kinetics and performance
373(26)
ANDREW M. JONES AND KATRIEN KOPPO
Index 399

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