Sport and Exercise Physiology Testing Guidelines: Volume I - Sport Testing. The British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences Guide
(Richtlinien für sport- und trainingsphysiologische Tests: Band I - Sporttests. Leitfaden der British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences)
Since its first published edition more than 30 years ago, the BASES (British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences) Physiological Testing Guidelines have represented the leading knowledge base of current testing methodology for sport and exercise scientists. Sport and exercise physiologists conduct physiological assessments that have proven validity and reliability, both in laboratory and sport-specific contexts. A wide variety of test protocols have been developed, adapted and refined to support athletes of all abilities reach their full potential. This book is a comprehensive guide to these protocols and to the key issues relating to physiological testing.
With contributions from leading specialist sport physiologists and covering a wide range of mainstream sports in terms of ethical, practical and methodological issues, this volume represents an essential resource for sport-specific exercise testing in both research and applied settings. This new edition draws on the authors` experience of supporting athletes from many sports through several Olympic cycles to achieve world leading performances. While drawing on previous editions, it is presented in a revised format matching the sport groupings used in elite sport support within the UK sport institutes. Building on the underpinning general procedures, these specific chapters are supported by appropriate up-to-date case studies in the supporting web resources.
Contents:
chapter |2 pages, Introduction , ByR. C. Richard Davison, Paul M. Smith,
part I|26 pages, Professional best practice,
chapter 1.1|5 pages, Professional competency and working with others , ByMichael J. Price, Andrew M. Miles, Paul M. Smith,
chapter 1.2|9 pages, Physiological exercise testing , Ethical considerations, BySteve R. Bird, Andrew Smith,
chapter 1.3|6 pages, Health and safety in duty of care , Evaluating and stratifying risk, ByS. Andy Sparks, Kelly Marrin, Craig A. Bridge,
chapter 1.4|4 pages, Safeguarding in physiological testing , ByEmma Kavanagh, Daniel Rhind,
part II|19 pages, Analysis and reporting,
chapter 2.1|5 pages, Data intelligence and feedback to the coach , BySarah Gilchrist, Mark Homer,
chapter 2.2|6 pages, Reliability and measurement error , ByShaun J. McLaren,
chapter 2.3|6 pages, Scaling , Adjusting physiological and performance measures for differences in body size, ByEdward Winter, Simon Jobson,
part III|108 pages, General procedures,
chapter 3.1|4 pages, Pre-
participation evaluation for athletes , ByRachel N. Lord, David Oxborough,
chapter 3.2|6 pages, Equipment maintenance and calibration standards , ByDavid Green, Glyn Howatson,
chapter 3.3|8 pages, Lung and respiratory muscle function , ByJohn Dickinson, Karl Sylvester,
chapter 3.4|7 pages, Surface anthropometry , BySusan C. Lennie,
chapter 3.5|5 pages, Functional screening , ByMike Duncan, Stuart Elwell, Mark Lyons,
chapter 3.6|5 pages, Respiratory gas analysis , BySimon Marwood, Richie P. Goulding,
chapter 3.7|10 pages, Metabolic threshold testing, interpretation and its prognostic prescriptive value , ByMark Burnley, Matthew I. Black,
chapter 3.8|10 pages, Ratings of perceived exertion , ByJohn Buckley, Roger Eston,
chapter 3.9|6 pages, Strength testing , ByDale Cannavan, Katie Thralls Butte,
chapter 3.10|6 pages, Blood sampling , ByRonald J. Maughan, Susan M. Shirreffs,
chapter 3.11|7 pages, Skeletal muscle biopsy , Techniques and applications, ByRichard A. Ferguson, Natalie F. Shur,
chapter 3.12|11 pages, Non-invasive assessment of the neuromuscular system , ByGlyn Howatson, Kevin Thomas, Paul Ansdell, Stuart Goodall,
chapter 3.13|6 pages, Field-based testing , ByBarry Drust, Mark Noon,
chapter 3.14|15 pages, Application of dual energy x-ray absorptiometry , ByKaren Hind,
part IV|62 pages, Racing sports (endurance, middle-distance and sprint),
chapter 4.1|9 pages, Middle- and long-distance running , ByBrian Hanley, Andy Shaw,
chapter 4.2|5 pages, Triathlon , ByLaura Needham, Ben Stephenson,
chapter 4.3|11 pages, Swimming , ByBenjamin E. Scott, Adrian Campbell, Clare Lobb,
chapter 4.4|4 pages, Rowing , ByRichard J. Godfrey, Craig A. Williams, Sarah Gilchrist, R. C. Richard Davison,
chapter 4.5|9 pages, Cycling , ByLen Parker Simpson, James G. Hopker, R. C. Richard Davison,
chapter 4.6|5 pages, Canoeing and kayaking , ByCiara Sinnott-O'Connor, Caroline MacManus,
chapter 4.7|6 pages, Speed skating (long-track and short-track) , ByFlorentina Hettinga, Martha Brouwer Muñoz, Andrew Hext,
chapter 4.8|11 pages, Cross-country skiing and biathlon , ByThomas W. Jones, Kerry McGawley,
part V|31 pages, Invasion games,
chapter 5.1|6 pages, Soccer , ByLiam Anderson, Chris Barnes, Barry Drust,
chapter 5.2|7 pages, Field hockey , ByCaroline Sunderland, Hannah MacLeod,
chapter 5.3|4 pages, Rugby , ByCraig Twist, Jamie Highton,
chapter 5.4|6 pages, Netball , BySarah Whitehead, Cameron Owen,
chapter 5.5|6 pages, Basketball , ByAnne Delextrat, Mark Williams, Andy Howse,
part VI|15 pages, Racket sports,
chapter 6.1|7 pages, Squash , ByCarl James, Timothy Jones, Olivier Girard,
chapter 6.2|6 pages, Table tennis , ByTerun Desai, Goran Munivrana, Irene R. Faber,
part VII|7 pages, Bat and ball sports,
chapter 7.1|5 pages, Cricket , ByWill Vickery, Jamie Tallent,
part VIII|14 pages, Target sports,
chapter 8.1|6 pages, Golf , ByMark F. Smith,
chapter 8.2|6 pages, Curling , ByDavid Leith, Helen M. Collins, Audrey Duncan,
part
part IX|17 pages, High-intensity skill sports,
chapter 9.1|6 pages, Motorsports , ByPete McKnight, John Noonan,
chapter 9.2|9 pages, Sport climbing , ByEdward Smith, Mayur Ranchordas,
part X|6 pages, Aesthetic physical sports,
chapter 10.1|4 pages, Artistic gymnastics , ByMonèm Jemni,
part XI|17 pages, Combat sports,
chapter 11.1|6 pages, Judo , ByKyle Wallace, Emerson Franchini,
chapter 11.2|4 pages, Amateur and professional boxing , ByAlan Ruddock, Laura Needham,
chapter 11.3|5 pages, Fencing , ByLindsay Bottoms, Robert Cawdron, Steve Kemp, Luke Oates,
part XII|22 pages, Paralympic specific,
chapter 12.1|6 pages, Ambulant para-athletes , ByBen Stephenson, Michael Hutchinson, Vicky L. Goosey-Tolfrey,
chapter 12.2|8 pages, Wheeled para-sport , ByMichael Hutchinson, Tom O'Brien, Connor Murphy, Vicky L. Goosey-Tolfrey,
chapter 12.3|6 pages, Intellectual impairment , ByJan Burns, Mohammed Khudair, Florentina J. Hettinga,
part XIII|20 pages, Specific populations,
chapter 13.1|6 pages, Testing the master athlete , ByR. C. Richard Davison, Paul M. Smith,
chapter 13.2|7 pages, Testing considerations for children , ByCraig A. Williams, Melitta McNarry, Keith Tolfrey,
chapter 13.3|5 pages, Testing the female athlete , ByKirsty M. Hicks, Anthony C. Hackney, Michael Dooley, Georgie Bruinvels,
part XIV|22 pages, Environmental-specific issues,
chapter 14.1|5 pages, Performing at altitude , ByMike Stembridge, Charles R. Pedlar,
chapter 14.2|5 pages, Performing in the heat , ByNeil S. Maxwell, Carl A. James, Ash G. B. Willmott,
chapter 14.3|5 pages, Performing in cold environments , ByClare Eglin, Michael Tipton, Heather Massey,
chapter 14.4|5 pages, Swimming in aquatic environments , ByMitch Lomax, Heather Massey,
part XV|43 pages, Athlete health and wellbeing,
chapter 15.1|4 pages, The travelling athlete , BySarah Gilchrist, Luke Gupta,
chapter 15.2|4 pages, Athlete wellbeing , BySarah Gilchrist, Emma Neupert,
chapter 15.3|8 pages, Training load , ByShaun J. McLaren, Franco M. Impellizzeri, Aaron J. Coutts, Matthew Weston,
chapter 15.4|5 pages, Overreaching and overtraining , ByLee Bell, Alan Ruddock,
chapter 15.5|12 pages, Exercise testing for the pregnant athlete , ByVictoria L. Meah, Amal Hassan, Lin Foo, Christoph Lees, Marlize de Vivo,
chapter 15.6|8 pages, Methods in exercise immunology , ByNicolette C. Bishop, Neil P. Walsh, ,
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