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Introduction : the biochemical basis of exercise and sport -- Historical perspective -- Evolution of records -- The appliance of science -- The weightlifter -- Muscle structure and function -- Proteins : structural and functional characteristics -- Proteins as enzymes -- Energy of muscle contraction -- Nutritional effects on strength training and performance -- The sprinter -- Anaerobic metabolism -- Metabolic response to very high-intensity exercise -- Loss of adenine nucleotides --The cellular energy charge and the adenylate pool -- Causes of fatigue in sprinting -- Post-exercise recovery : the resynthesis of phosphocreatine -- Nutritional effects on sprint performance -- Middle distance events -- Energy and oxygen cost of middle distance running -- Glycolysis -- The glycolytic pathway -- Oxidative metabolism of carbohydrates -- Fatigue mechanisms in middle distance events -- Recovery after exercise -- Nutritional effects on the performance of the middle distance athlete -- The endurance athlete -- Energy supply -- Aerobic power -- Fractional utilization of aerobic capacity -- Energy metabolism -- Integration and regulation of fuel use -- Fatigue in prolonged exercise -- Nutritional and endurance exercise performance -- The games player -- Activity patterns and work rate in games play -- Metabolic responses to intermittent high-intensity exercise -- Fatigue in multiple sprint sports -- Nutritional strategies for team sports athletes -- Sporting talent : the genetics basis of athletic capability -- The nature of the genetic material -- Principles of heredity -- Adaptions to training -- Training strategies and the associated adaptations -- Training for strength -- Training for speed -- Training for middle distance : increasing anaerobic capacity -- Training for endurance : increasing aerobic capacity