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KINE 1020 Lecture 26: Energy Metabolism Bioenergetics *Last lecture prior to exams Energy Metabolism Bioenergetics Nutrients from ingested foods are provided and stored as carbohydrates, fats and proteins These 3 fuels, ...
KINE 1000 Lecture 23: Fat Activism Watch this Film https:www.library.yorku.cafindRecord2642185 Fat Activism What is the significance of the title, specifically (in)visible? PPPO were a performance group that made their fat...
KINE 1020 Lecture 25: Skeletal Muscle Fiber Types Skeletal Muscle (Motor Unit) Fiber Types Based on Twitch Contractile Speed Type I Slow Twitch (s) slower contracting fatigue resistant muscle fibers used to maintain postur...
KINE 1000 Lecture 22: Fatness Building blocks Social Construction of health, food, the body, beauty, childhood, aging Evidence assumed to be universal changing meanings over time over different historical contexts Fat Stud...
KINE 1020 Lecture 24: Muscle Structure and Function III Key Structures on a single muscle fiber Myofibril Plasmalemma Sarcoplasm Transverse tubules Sarcoplasmic reticulum Overview of SM Structural complexity StructureAnato...
KINE 1000 Lecture 21: Aging II Aging as a relation Old age understood in relation to childhood, youth, middle age, etc. and viceversa We construct, negotiate and interpret aging in our interactions with one another The Con...
KINE 1020 Lecture 23: Muscle Function Structure II Muscular speed the ability to perform voluntary muscle contractions or motion skill, running, as rapidly as possible Muscular Endurance the ability to sustain voluntary m...
KINE 1000 Lecture 20: Aging Our Aging Population In 2011, median age was 39.9 years In 1971, median age was 26.2 years Seniors are fastestgrowing age group In 2011, approx. 5M CDNs were 65 years or older By 2051, expected ...
KINE 1020 Lecture 22: Muscle Function Structure Musculoskeletal health and Fitness Healthy muscles allows a person to move freely and to keep the body responsive and strong Relationship among muscle movement and physical ...
KINE 1000 Lecture 19: ChildYouthHood Guest Lecturer: Danielle Dicarlo, Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education U of T A Sociocultural Study of the Social Landscapes of playing Childrens lives: Discourse, Negotiation,...
KINE 1000 Lecture 18: Sociology of Childhood Relatively new field Childhood not taken as a legitimate topic to study Socialization An active process of learning and social development that occurs as people interact with on...
KINE 1020 Lecture 21: Review of Exam Content *Robbie will be taking over as the professor for the rest of the lectures in this course Definitions Health Related Fitness Performance Related Fitness Health Care System OHIP O...
KINE 1020 Lecture 20: Weight Loss Energy Balance (losing weight) Thermic effect of food doesnt really change Changes in body composition With weight loss, skeletal muscle mass is lost, and so RMR goes down Decreased RMR Ex...
KINE 1000 Lecture 17: Social Construction of the Disease II Medical Renaissance (14001700 AD) Renewed interest in the scientific study of medicine by Ancient Greeks and Romans Rebirth of the science of medicine Medicine be...
KINE 1020 Lecture 19: Weight Control Diabetes and Ketosis This will increase the acidic environment of the blood (ketoacidosis) leading to systemic inflammation, fatigue, flushed skin, nausea, difficulty breathing, confusi...
Lab safety is the cornerstone principle in this compelling Guide. All international safety symbols are clearly defined, with all basic lab glassware and equipment depicted by text description and diagrams. The Guide also p...
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