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Exercise Programming Science and Practice 2nd edition
2nd Edition
Tony Leyland and Carmen Bott
鈥淪cientific rigour is a focus of this textbook. The accuracy is excellent and the information organized well and clearly presented. The authors have done a thorough job of ensuring the material is referenced. Topics, rarely found in other textbooks, like Fundamental Movement Patterns, Resistance Training, Advanced Training, and Aerobic Conditioning and High-Intensity Interval Training can be found here. The text develops thought processes appropriately and builds from anatomical and physiological concepts to more advanced concepts. One of its strong points is its clear organization of a wealth of material; indeed, it would likely take three or four textbooks to accomplish what this text has put together. An excellent student resource that could find a useful place on the trainer鈥檚 bookshelf.鈥�
Dr. Gregory R. duManoir, PhD, CSEP CEP. Instructor, School of Health & Exercise Sciences, Faculty of Health & Social Development, University of British Columbia Okanagan Campus.
ISBN: 9781772870862
About the Authors
Tony Leyland is a Senior Lecturer in the 丁香园AV Department of Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology. His research interests include active health, physical conditioning of elite athletes, nutrition, biomechanics, human physical performance and fitness assessment.
Carmen Bott has been teaching at the post-secondary level since 2006. Her teaching background includes Exercise Physiology, High Performance Strength & Conditioning and Exercise Prescription.
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