2005 ACSM Annual Meeting Keynote Presentations 2005 ACSM Annual Meeting Keynote Presentations

The (8) keynote presentations from the 2005 ACSM Annual Meeting are featured on a single, extended-play DVD. Over seven hours of authoritative information and insights on sports medicine and exercise science, including: Maria T.E. Hopman, “The Disabled Athlete: From Paralysis to Paralympics” (D.B. Dill Historical Lecture), Joseph G. Verbalis, “Exercise-Associated Hyponatremia” (President’s Lecture), Edward McAuley, “Physical Activity and Aging: The Role of Self-Cognitive Processes” (President’s Lecture), Roald Bahr, “Preventing Injuries in Sports: A Scientific Approach” (President’s Lecture), Karyn A. Esser, “Skeletal Muscle Hypertrophy: Exercise, Growth Factors, and Supplements” (President’s Lecture), Robert Murray, “The Science of Sports Drinks” (Gisolfi Tutorial Lecture), Randy W. Braith, “Exercise Physiology: Essential for Desired Outcomes After Heart Transplantation” (Pollock Tutorial Lecture), and George A. Brooks, “The Physiology of Lactate Metabolism: Then and Now” (Gollnick Tutorial Lecture). Produced in cooperation with the American College of Sports Medicine.

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