Abstract

Enhancing human performance in sport: An introduction (CHRISTINA, R.W.); A historical look at enhancement of performance in sport: Muscular moralists versus muscular scientists (SMITH, R.A.); Why moralists more than scientists? Reflections on origins and consequences (PARK, R.J.); Performance feedback and new advances in biomechanics (GREGOR, R.J.; BROKER, J.P.; RYAN, M.); Reaction to performance feedback: Advances in biomechanics (HAY, J.G.); Practice schedule considerations for enhancing human performance in sport (MAGILL, R.A.); Practice: A search for task solutions (NEWELL, K.M.; McDONALD, P.V.); The development of gender differences in throwing: Is human evolution a factor? (THOMAS, J.R.; MARZKE, M.W.); Gender differences in throwing: Evolutionary evidence or more monkey business? A reaction to Thomas and Marzke (WADE, M.G.); Modifying the performance enhancement ethos: disciplinary and professional implications (HARRIS, J.C.); What sport psychology can contribute to the enhancement of human performance (LANDERS, D.M.); Social psychological contributions to performance enhancement (GILL, D.L.); Application of exercise physiology to the enhancement of human performance (SKINNER, J.S.); Application of exercise physiology to the enhancement of human performance-reaction (HAYMES, E.M.); Nagging questions about the pursuit of excellence as a justification for enhancing performance in sport (KRETCHMAR, R.S.); Enhancing performance and excellence in sport - Some critical questions (FRALEIGH, W.P.); President's address - 1991(Park, R.J.)