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Designed for use in Physical Fitness/Wellness courses at universities and colleges across Canada.This Second Canadian Edition continues to offer students comprehensive coverage of physical fitness within a wellness framework. Coverage of nutrition, weight control, stress management, the effects of chemicals and drugs, heart disease, cancer, and exercise injuries make this text valuable to anyone interested in physical well-being. The sections on behavioural change and motivational strategies remain as unique features in the second edition and include updates to the chapter and to the feature boxes throughout the book. Updates have also been made to the chapter dealing with women and fitness. Misconceptions about fitness and diversity issues are integrated throughout the text in updated feature boxes. Don Morrow, an Excellence in Teaching Award Winner, and Jennifer Irwin bring a distinctly Canadian focus to the topics covered.
This text investigates the multifaceted components of physical fitness and personal wellness within the specific context of the Canadian academic landscape. The authors, including award-winning educators, synthesize physiological data with behavioral science to provide a comprehensive framework for health management. By integrating research on nutrition, disease prevention, and stress management, the book establishes a structured approach for students to evaluate and improve their personal well-being.
What You Will Find
The framing suggests a dense, academic resource designed for university-level instruction, emphasizing both theoretical knowledge and practical application. The inclusion of Canadian-specific data and pedagogical features indicates a focus on localized health standards and student-centered learning outcomes.
Page Count:
448
Publication Date:
2004-01-01
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205365876
ISBN-13:
9780205365876
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