KIN 315 - Physiology of Exercise (1)

In-depth study of the human responses to exercise and exercise training, including: substrate metabolism and energy production during exercise, cardiorespiratory and neuromuscular function during acute exercise, cardiovascular and neuromuscular adaptations to exercise training, endocrine responses to physical activity, and thermoregulation. Introduction to current scientific methodologies and the development of practical skills through experiential laboratory activities. Prerequisite: KIN 207 and KIN 208
(Quantitative Reasoning Intensive)