This study determined the specificity of cardiovascular endurance training on a bicycle ergometer. Eighteen male subjects were tested on a heart rate response test of 150 beats per minute on a bicycle ergometer at the pace of 50 revolutions per minute (rpm) and at 160 beats per minute at 60 and 80 rpm, with the resistance equal to the force of…

The aim of this handbook is to provide, in a form suitable for use in the field, instructions on the whole range of methods required for the fulfillment of human biological studies on a comparative basis. Certain of these methods can be used to carry out the rapid surveys on growth, physique, and genetic constitution. They are also appropriate for…

These instructional objectives, written by Norman E. Rich, have been selected from materials used at Golden West College (California). These objectives are offered simply as samples that may be used where they correspond to the skills, abilities, and attitudes instructors want their students to acquire. These objectives may also serve as models…

America's approach to physical education and exercise in the schools is reflected in the contributions of two 19th-century physical educators named Allen, one of fairly major importance and one of less importance. Perhaps the most significant contributions to the development of school physical education were made by Nathaniel Topliff Allen at the…

This article describes a type of biofeedback, called tension control, which can be used in schools since it requires no apparatus. (PB)

The interpretation of the data from this study can support the concept of accomodation for isokinetic exercise. (RC)

The results of a statistical survey are reported in which a questionnaire was used to secure data from two nonrandom samples of never-married women students. (DS)

The concentration of the primary brain metabolite of norepinephrine is diminished in the lumbar spinal fluid of patients with Korsakoff's syndrome. The extent of its reduction is correlated with measures of memory impairment. (BB)

During a rhythmic, all-out task, the rates of fatigue experienced by elbow flexor and knee extendor muscle groups tend to differ, with the elbow flexors fatiguing more rapidly initially, but reaching a plateau at a relatively higher level than the knee extensors. (Author)

A successful fitness program using popular music is described. (MM)

Scholander supports a concept of mutually non-interacting, independent solute and solvent pressures. He proposes that the solute can induce this tension in the solvent through bombardment of a free surface. Criticism includes the neglect of a virial expansion for the equation of state by Scholander. (Author/MA)

Describes an approach to teaching writing which involves helping students to become aware of the sound of their voices on paper. (DD)

Presents the schedule of American Physiological Society (APS) sponsored and cosponsored symposia to be held at the Spring 1978 APS meeting. There are twenty-two symposia scheduled over a four-day period. (BB)