دانلود کتاب sports medicine Volume 39 Issue 8 August 2009

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Abstract......Page 1
2.1 Diagnosis......Page 2
2.3.2 Case Number 2......Page 3
2.4 Evolution of the Field......Page 4
2.7 Organization and Turf Issues......Page 5
2.8 Summary and Conclusion......Page 6
References......Page 7
Abstract......Page 8
1. Physical Demands of Team Sport Competition......Page 9
1.2 Potential Benefits of Aerobic Fitness for Team Sport Performance......Page 10
2.3 Traditional Aerobic Conditioning and Soccer......Page 12
2.4 Traditional Aerobic Conditioning and Basketball......Page 14
3.1 Definition......Page 15
3.2 Effectiveness of Classic Team Sport Conditioning......Page 16
3.3 Limitations of a Classic Approach......Page 19
4.2 Examples of Sport-Specific Aerobic Conditioning......Page 20
4.3 Small-Sided Games for Soccer......Page 23
5. Traditional versus Sport-Specific Aerobic Conditioning for Team Sports......Page 25
5.1 Traditional and Sport-Specific Aerobic Conditioning Approaches in Soccer......Page 27
6. Conclusion......Page 29
References......Page 30
The Exercise-Induced Stress Response of Skeletal Muscle, with Specific Emphasis on Humans......Page 36
Abstract......Page 37
1.2 Regulation of HSP Expression......Page 38
2.2 alphaB-Crystallin......Page 39
2.6 HSP90......Page 40
3.1 Endurance Exercise: ’Non-Damaging’ Exercise Protocols......Page 41
3.2 Resistance Exercise and Down-Hill Running: ’Damaging’ Exercise Protocols......Page 42
3.4.2 Recent Activity LevelssolThermal History......Page 43
4.1 Baseline HSP Content......Page 44
5. Possible Physiological Signals Initiating the Exercise-Induced Stress Response......Page 45
5.1 Temperature......Page 46
5.2 Oxidative Stress......Page 47
5.4 Cytokine Production and Inflammatory Stress......Page 48
6. Biological Significance of Exercise-Induced Increases in Muscle HSP Content......Page 49
7. Conclusions and Future Directions......Page 50
References......Page 51
Abstract......Page 56
1.1 Supraspinatus......Page 60
1.2 Infraspinatus and Teres Minor......Page 64
1.3 Subscapularis......Page 69
2. Deltoid Biomechanics and Function in Rehabilitation Exercises......Page 71
3.1 Serratus Anterior......Page 74
3.3 Rhomboids and Levator Scapulae......Page 75
References......Page 76
Abstract......Page 79
1. Methods......Page 80
2.1 Methodology and Protocols......Page 81
2.2.2 Ventricular Diastolic Filling......Page 83
2.3 Upstream Factors......Page 84
References......Page 85