SPORTDiscus Database

SPORTDiscus is the leading bibliographic database for sports and sports medicine research. It includes millions of records from leading sports medicine journals, books, dissertations and more. Subjects covered include nutrition, physical therapy, occupational health, exercise physiology and kinesiology.

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 Rebel recipes, 2019


















Vegan-ish, 2018

 Lane Gold, 2018














 Lexi Earl, 2020



















 ROBOTS
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
SERVICE AUTOMATION
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Silke Bartsch and Patricia Lysaght (editors)

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  Dave Chaffey, 2019















Thomas J. Aicher, 2019

Eric C. Schwarz, 2020 

















Meegan Jones, 2017















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Naresh K. Malhotra, 2019,

Hedgerow, John Wright, 2014


















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 Edited by Joseph M. Cheer and Alan A. Lew, 2018

 

 

The Oxford Companion to Food, 2014 

 

 

 

 

 Includes chapter on practice theory by Theodore Schatzki.

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Karen Beaven, 2019

John Fletcher, 2017

Samuel C. Certo, 2018



















James Martin, 2020

May Bank Holiday : Monday 4th May

Human Kinetics Library - free trial till 31 May

Human Kinetics Library is dedicated to the research, teaching, and understanding of kinesiology, sport, and exercise science.

• Active aging
• Anatomy and biomechanics
• Exercise and sport science
• Exercise prescription, instruction, and assessment
• Fitness and health
• History, sociology, and philosophy of sport
• Motor behavior
• Nutrition and healthy eating
• Physical activity and health
• Physiology of sport and exercise
• Psychology of sport and exercise
• Recreation and leisure
• Research methods, measurement, and evaluation
• Sport management and sport business
• Sport and activities

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New ebooks

Event Impact Assessment, Getz, 2018

Event Evaluation, Getz, 2018

Destination Resilience, Innerhofer, 2018

Dugongs return as tourists stay home.

Drone video footage released by the Department of National Parks shows a 30-strong herd of dugongs in shallow waters off Libong Island in Trang Province, Thailand.
“It’s quite unusual,” marine scientist Thon Thamrongnawasawat told The Associated Press on Thursday when asked about the dugongs. “This species of mammal is very sensitive to speed boats and people. When they are gone, they feel free to gather in a large group and come close to shore.”