JEPonline
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 4 November 2001
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The
Journal
of Exercise Physiologyonline,
published by the American Society of Exercise Physiologists (ASEP),
is a professional peer reviewed Internet-based journal devoted to original
research in exercise physiology. The journal is directed by the Editor-In-Chief
and the Managing
Editor with supporting editorial assistance via Associate
Editors knowledgeable in the field of exercise physiology. JEPonline
is
the first electronic peer reviewed exercise physiology journal in the history
of the profession. It is founded for the purpose of disseminating exercise
physiology research and, thus to serve specifically the professional needs
of the exercise physiologist. The Editor-In-Chief, Managing Editor, and
Associate Editors welcome both empirical and theoretical articles. Please
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CONTENTS
Research
Manuscripts
Body
Composition
ASEP
Methods Recommendation: Body Composition Assessment
Vivian
Heyward
Exercise
Science Program, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM
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a PDF version of this article, click here.
Psychobiology
Positive
and Negative Affect Association With an Acute Bout of Aerobic Exercise
Richard
H. Cox, Tom R. Thomas, and Joseph E. Davis
Department
of E&CP, 16 Hill Hall, University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, MO
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a PDF version of this article, click here.
Special
Populations
The
Effects of Exercise on Quality of Life Improvements in Cancer Survivors:
The Results of a National Survey
Eric
P. Durak,1 Jaime Harris2,
and Susan M. Ceriale2
Medical
Health and Fitness1,
University of California, Santa Barbara2
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a PDF version of this article, click here.
Sports
Physiology
Time
Course Changes and Physiological Factors Related to Central and Peripheral
Determinant of Perceived Exertion in Highly Trained Adolescent Alpine Skiers
Linda
M. LeMura1, Serge
P. von Duvillard2,
and Frank Stanek3
1Exercise
Physiology Laboratory, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA, 2Human
Performance Laboratory, Department of PE & Exercise Science, University
of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND, 3SensorMedics
Corporation, Yorba Linda, CA
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a PDF version of this article, click here.
Exercise
Nutrition
D-Pinitol
Augments Whole Body Creatine Retention in Man
M.
Greenwood1, R.R. Kreider2,
C. Rasmussen2, A.L.
Almada3, and C.P.
Earnest4
1Human
Performance Laboratory, Department of Health, Physical Education, &
Sport Sciences, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, AR; 2The
Exercise & Sport Nutrition Laboratory, Department of Human Movement
Sciences & Education, The University of Memphis, Memphis, TN; 3MetaResponse
Sciences, Inc., 30131 Town Center Drive, #211, Laguna Niguel, CA; 4The
Cooper Institute for Aerobic Research, Division of Epidemiology & Clinical
Applications, 12330 Preston Road, Dallas, TX
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