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To recognize that more than 65% of American adults are overweight or obese and more than 95% of American adults perform too little physical activity. To understand that resistance exercise is a highly effectivemeans for rebuilding muscle, recharging resting metabolism, and reducing fat in overweight and obese individuals. To realize that people with high body weight and low physical fitness are more likely to engage in low-volume and short-duration strength training programs. To design research-based resistance training protocols that are physiologically and psychologically appropriate for beginning exercisers. To evaluate similarities and differences in sex responses to resistance exercise.
期刊介绍:
ACSM''s Health & Fitness Journal®, an official publication from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), is written to fulfill the information needs of fitness instructors, personal trainers, exercise leaders, program managers, and other front-line health and fitness professionals. Its mission is to promote and distribute accurate, unbiased, and authoritative information on health and fitness. The journal includes peer-reviewed features along with various topical columns to cover all aspects of exercise science and nutrition research, with components of ACSM certification workshops, current topics of interest to the fitness industry, and continuing education credit opportunities.