KINE 4353 Physiology of Exercise II
This course provides you with an in-depth understanding of the integrated physiological processes involved during exercise. It builds on the level of knowledge gained in Physiology of Exercise I and aims at enhancing your theoretical and practical knowledge of the responses to exercise with various stressors such as exercise in different environments (altitude, heat, and cold) and strategies to enhance elite sports performance including recovery and ergogenic aids are discussed. This course provides a further examination of the physiological mechanisms and theories involved in the exercise response not covered in Physiology of Exercise I, including physiologic, neuroendocrine, and biochemical changes of the human body associated with a single bout of exercise and chronic exercise training. This course also aims for you to gain experience in reading and interpreting original research articles in exercise physiology.