Selected Product: | Physiology of Sport and Exercise Hardcover Edition: 4 Author: Jack H. Wilmore, W. Larry Kenney Publisher: Human Kinetics Europe Ltd Release Date: December 2007 ISBN-10: 0736055835 ISBN-13: 9780736055833 List Price: £47.00 Average Customer Rating: | | |
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All texts are clear, precise, well structured and reasonably detailed with practical and theoretical implications also. There are many colour photos, labelled diagrams, tables and graphs all of which are clear and easy to follow and compliment the text very well. There are study questions at the end of each chapter with frequent overviews and summaries throughout.
Also this book isn't as complex as some exercise physiology books out there, but still manages to provide excellent information in good detail.
Overall I would say this book is a very informative resource, is clear and relatively easy to comprehend, and is a reference that I frequently use. | If your a serious fitness pro, buy it | Customer Rating: | | Bedtime reading this book is not, but if you are in the fitness industry, or intersted in sports/exercise it is a must. This book is not a typical dreary textbook, it is full of colour coded areas of text, well presented graphs and tables, regular text summaries and even revision questions. There are plenty of photographs nearly all are colour and many interesting anecdotes. Very informative and excellent value for money. The only downside which we are always going to meet in fitness related publications is the bias towards the USA, some of the terms and descriptions need to be re read at times to clarify the meaning. Small price to pay for a top class reference book. |
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