Overload, Performance Incompetence, and Regeneration in Sport

by Lehmann, Manfred; Foster, Carl; Gastmann, Uwe; Keizer, Hans; Steinacker, Jurgen M.

• ISBN13: 9780306461064
• ISBN10: 0306461064
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1999-06-01
• Publisher: Plenum Pub Corp

Summary

This volume covers up-to-date information of applied sports science, sports medicine, and specifically as regards the phenomena of fatigue and performance incompetence. Some of the topics covered include the definition, types, symptoms, underlying mechanisms, and frequency of overtraining syndrome; selected parameters and mechanisms of peripheral and central fatigue and regeneration in overtrained athletes; perspectives on correct approaches to training, warm-up, and performance in athletes; evaluation of endocrine activities and hormonal metabolic control in training and overtraining; clinical findings and parameters of stress and regeneration in rowers before world championships; mood, recovery-stress state, and regeneration; the exercise myopathy; monitoring overload and regeneration in cyclists; monitoring regeneration in elite swimmers; overload and regeneration after ulta-endurance exercise; neuro-endocrine system-exercise overload and regeneration; as well as the adregenic influence on sleep stage shifting in high endurance athletes after exercise.

Table of Contents

Definition, Types, Symptoms, Findings, Underlying Mechanisms, and Frequency of Overtraining and Overtraining Syndrome	1	(6)
Manfred Lehmann
Carl Foster
Uwe Gastmann
Hans Keizer
Jurgen M. Steinacker
Selected Parameters and Mechanisms of Peripheral and Central Fatigue and Regeneration in Overtrained Athletes	7	(20)
Manfred Lehmann
Uwe Gastmann
Susanne Baur
Yufei Liu
Werner Lormes
Alexandra Opitz-Gress
Susanne Reißnecker
Christoph Simsch
Jurgen M. Steinacker
Perspectives on Correct Approaches to Training	27	(16)
Carl Foster
Jack T. Daniels
Stephen Seiler
Monitoring of Training, Warm Up, and Performance in Athletes	43	(10)
Carl Foster
Ann Synder
Ralph Welsh
Evaluation of Endocrine Activities and Hormonal Metabolic Control in Training and Overtraining	53	(18)
Atko Viru
Mehis Viru
Clinical Findings and Parameters of Stress and Regeneration in Rowers before World Championships	71	(10)
J.M. Steinacker
M. Kellmann
B.O. Bohm
Y. Liu
A. Opitz-Gress
K. W. Kallus
M. Lehmann
D. Altenburg
W. Lormes
Neuromuscular and Motor System Alterations after Knee Trauma and Knee Surgery: A New Paradigm	81	(20)
Jurgen Freiwald
I. Reuter
Martin Engelhardt
Mood, Recovery-Stress State, and Regeneration	101	(18)
Michael Kellmann
Konrad W. Kallus
The Exercise Myopathy	119	(12)
Teet Seene
Maria Umnova
Priit Kaasik
Monitoring Overload and Regeneration in Cyclists	131	(8)
Uwe A. L. Gastmann
Manfred J. Lehmann
Monitoring Regeneration in Elite Swimmers	139	(10)
Sue L. Hooper
Laurel T. Mackinnon
Overload and Regeneration during Resistance Exercise	149	(14)
Andrew C. Fry
Regeneration after Ultra-Endurance Exercise	163	(10)
Mike I. Lambert
Alan St. Clair Gibson
Wayne Derman
Timothy D. Noakes
Neuroendocrine System: Exercise Overload and Regeneration	173	(14)
A. C. Hackney
Overtraining and the Central Nervous System: The Missing Link?	187	(16)
Romain Meeusen
The Adrenergic Influence on Sleep Stage Shifting in High-Endurance Athletes after Exercise	203	(8)
Nikolaus C. Netzer
Hartmut Steinle
Kingman P. Strohl
Manfred Lehmann
Index	211