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Hardbound / ISBN: 978-1-4963-2286-9 / (US$83.99 / £56.00(t) / €65.00(t)) Worldwide

Approx. 472 pp. / May 2017

Note to Booksellers:

The previous edition published in November, 2015. (ISBN 978-1-4963-2926-4)

ACSM’s Resources for the Exercise

Physiologist

Second Edition

By

American College of Sports Medicine

DESCRIPTION

Published by the American College of Sports Medicine, this new edi-

tion is essential for certification candidates and practicing Exercise

Physiologists. As the official preparation book for the ACSM Certified

Exercise Physiologist examination, the title will guide those seeking

certification as they prepare to sit for the exam. For those already prac-

ticing, this evidence-based resource will aid in providing the most cur-

rent, competent guidance to clients. Now fully aligned with the tenth

edition of ACSM’s Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription,

this second edition is reflective of the most current standards in the field. These updates include moving to the

new pre-participation guidelines, which represent an important and significant change in the prescription of an

exercise program. Incorporating ACSM’s Exercise is Medicine® global health initiative throughout this text

prepares the EP-C to become uniquely qualified to work with medical professionals to ensure that all patients

and clients are participating in a physical activity program. Organized around the scope of ACSM EP-C practice

domains,

ACSM’s Resources for the Exercise Physiologist

includes an introductory section focusing on under-

standing exercise, physical activity, and pre-exercise screening. Coverage of assessment and programming for

both healthy and special populations and extensive content about behavior change allows the EP-C to provide

program options for varying types of clients. Finally, this text covers the ethics, legal issues, and business of

fitness management.

FEATURES

A NEW chapter entitled “Functional Movement Assessments and Exercise Programming for Apparently

Healthy Participants” in part II adds critical detail for those preparing an exercise prescription.

Additional content and updates add increased focus on behavior change to reflect the most current trends in

the field.

NEW information on peripheral artery disease increases the relevance of this title to those working in a

medical setting.

How To boxes provide step-by-step instructions for assessments encountered by the Health Fitness

Specialist.

Exercise is Medicine boxes describe research about the role of exercise in improving health.

Extensive Case Studies detail real-life situations faced by Health Fitness Specialist and how to best address

them.

Study Questions at the end of each chapter are directly related to the Chapter Objectives.

Icons in select chapters direct the reader to relevant online videos.

Student and instructor resources, including fully searchable online text, videos, a test generator, PowerPoint

presentations, and an image bank.

ALLIED HEALTH

Exercise Science

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