KIN 362

Discusses the physiological response to exercise, examining both the acute and chronic adaptations to an exercise stress. From a physiological systems perspective, this course examines the functional capacity of individual physiological systems discussing the system’s response to submaximal and maximal exercise and its impact on human performance. The environmental impact on physical performance is also discussed. Note: Students with credit for KPE 362 cannot take this course for further credit. -- Prerequisite -- Admission to the Bachelor of Kinesiology degree and 60 university-level credits including KIN 163 (formerly KPE 163), KIN 270 (formerly KPE 270), and (KIN 272 or KIN 370 [formerly KPE 370]). Note: Students who have declared a Kinesiology minor can contact the department for permission to register. -- Corequisite -- None -- Pre or Corequisite -- None