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Journal
of
Exercise
Physiologyonline
Official
Journal of the American
Society
of Exercise Physiologists (ASEP)
ISSN
1097-9751
An
International Electronic
Journal
for Exercise Physiologists
Volume
4 Number 3 August 2001
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CONTENTS
Research
Manuscripts
ASEP
Procedures Recommendation
ASEP
Procedures Recommedation I: Accurate Assessment of Muscular Strength and
Power
LEE
E. BROWN1 and JOSEPH
P. WEIR2
1Assistant
Professor and Director of the Human Performance Laboratory, Arkansas State
University, Arkansas; 2Associate
Professor, Program in Physical Therapy, Des Moines University-Osteopathic
Medical Center
Des
Moines, Iowa
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Environmental
Exercise Physiology
Evaluation
of a Physiological Strain Index for use During Intermittent Exercise in
the Heat
R.W.
GOTSHALL, D.J. DAHL, and N.J. MARCUS
Health
and Exercise Science, Colorado State University, Fort Collins CO 80523
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a PDF version of this article, click here.
Clinical
Exercise Physiology
Physical
Fitness and Quality of Life Outcomes in a Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program
Utilizing Symptom Limited Interval Training and Resistance Training
M.E.
KAELIN1, A.M. SWANK2,
K.L. BARNARD3, K.J.
ADAMS2, P. BEACH1,
and
J.
NEWMAN4
1Southern
Indiana Rehab Hospital, New Albany, IN; 2Exercise
Physiology Lab, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY; 3Southside
Regional Medical Center, St Petersburg, VA; 4Applied
Research and Education Center, Indiana University Southeast, New Albany,
IN
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Metabolic
Responses to Exercise
Energy
Cost and Physiological Efficiency in Male Yoga Practitioners
K.V.V.
PRASAD1, Y. VENKATA
RAMANA2, P.S. RAJU1,
M. VENKATA REDDY1,
and K.J.R. MURTHY1
1Govt.
Vemana Yoga Research Institute, Hyderabad, India., 2National
Institute Of Nutrition, Icmr, Hyderabad, India
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Physiological
Responses to Recreational Snowshoeing
PATRICK
L. SCHNEIDER, JOHN P. PORCARI, JEFF D.A. ERICKSON, CARL FOSTER, GLENN BRICE,
and ALAN FREEMAN
University
of Wisconsin-La Crosse, La Crosse, WI
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Detecting
the Onset of Added Cardiovascular Strain During Combined Arm and Leg Exercise
JERRY
J. MAYO1, LEN KRAVITZ2,
and JATAPORN WONGSATHIKUN3
1Department
of Kinesiology, Hendrix College, Conway, AR 72032; 2Center
for Exercise and Applied Human Physiology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque,
NM; 3Department of
Exercise Science and Leisure Management, The University of Mississippi
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