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• Optimal coordination training in soccer, NEW 09/2012Jürgen Weineck, Daniel Memmert, Matthias Uhing

• Physical Education in Cardiavascular Groups, NEW 08/2012Michael Matlik, Thorsten Späker

• Optimal Sports Nutrition, 3rd ed. NEW 06/2012Wolfgang Friedrich

• Optimal Recovery in Sports NEW 06/2011Wolfgang Friedrich

• Archery, 2nd ed.Oliver Haidn, Veronika Haidn-Tschalova, Jürgen Weineck

• Optimal Training, 16th ed.Jürgen Weineck

• Sports Anatomy, 18th ed.Jürgen Weineck

• Sports Biology, 10th ed.Jürgen Weineck

• Doping and its active agents, 2nd ed.Dirk Clasing (editor)

• Optimal Tennis Training, 2nd ed.Richard Schoenborn

• The Biomechanics of Sport, 2nd ed. Dietmar Wick

• Optimal Stretching Methods, 2nd ed. Jürgen Freiwald

• The Correct Application of Sports TapeKlaus Eder, Hauke Mommsen

• Leukotape K - available in EnglishHauke Mommsen, Klaus Eder, Uwe Brandenburg

• Physio-Taping Ernst Pohlmann

• A Handbook for Sports Instruction, 2nd ed. Harald Lange, Silke Sinning

•The Practice of Sports Psychology in Serious and Competitive SportsJürgen Beckmann, Anne-Marie Elbe

• Return after sports injury?, 2nd ed. NEW 10/2011Karsten Knobloch

Index of sport titles


Medical Titles

• Pathological Alterations of the Nail, 10th ed.Hansotto Zaun, Dorothee Dill-Müller

• Medical Presentation – The Lecture Seriesvarious authors

• Textbook of Manual MedicineHans-Peter Bischoff, Horst Moll

Dental Titles

• Xerostomia – Dryness of the mouth NEW 08/2012Sebastian Hahnel

• Bone grafting in dental implantology – Volume 1 and 2Wolfram Hahn, Stephan Klotz, Rudolf M. Gruber

• Modern parodontology in practiceJamal M. Stein (Editor)

• Volume 1: Fundamental principles, classification and diagnostics

• Volume 2: Causal parodontal therapy

• Volume 3: Corrective and supportive parodontal therapy

• Adhesive manual - Adhesive dentistry – Techniques toward clinical successRoland Frankenberger

• Digital radiology in the dental practiceJens Johannes Bock

• Fundamental principles of modern endodonticsTina Rödig, Michael Hülsmann, Sabine Nordmeyer, Steffi Drebenstedt

• Laser dentistry – a work book for everyday dentistry

Index of dental titles


Sport Titles


Jürgen Weineck, Daniel Memmert, Matthias Uhing

Optimal coordination training in soccer

1st edition, 2012

soft cover, 232 pages, 190 illustrations and tables; over 100 Exercise Videos for watching on the PC through the Internet or by using QR-Codes with a Smartphone

ISBN: 978-3-938509-75-3

Sport scientific principles and their practicalimplementation

This book describes the age-appropriate coordination trainingfor junior footballers. The experienced team of authors isaddressing the objectives, content and methods of optimalsoccer coordination training. The focus is on a creative,versatile and suitable approach of coordination training forchildren – tailored to the different age groups and levels. Thelatest scientific findings on sports training research have beenredefined and transferred to the training of newcomers.

Based on this theoretical knowledge an extensive practical partoffers more than 100 games and exercises, with numerousvariations on exercises. Thus the coach has a wealth of diverseexercises and games with great coordinative and creativepotential to implement the feel and ball control at an earlystage.

“Optimal coordination training in soccer" is aimed at coaches,physical educators and trainers, but also to sports students andlecturer at universities and colleges of education

The specialbonus:Over 100 videoclips show how todo it anddemonstrate theexercises. Youthclub coaches canvisualize theexercises rightaway. The videoclips can beaccessed viaInternet or bysmartphone (QRcodes).

The specialbonus:Over 100 videoclips show how todo it anddemonstrate theexercises. Youthclub coaches canvisualize theexercises rightaway. The videoclips can beaccessed viaInternet or bysmartphone (QRcodes).


Jürgen WeineckDaniel MemmertMatthias Uhing

Jürgen Weineck is professor emeritus. For 38 years hehas been lecturing and researching in the sportpractical training at the Institute of Sport Science andSport at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. He isthe author of numerous internationally successfultextbooks on coaching and sports, many of which havebeen published by the Spitta Verlag.

Daniel Memmert is Director and Professor at theInstitute for Human Cognitive and Sports GameResearch at the German Sport University in Cologne.He is the editor and author of textbooks on modernfootball training and cooperates with variousBundesliga clubs for the analysis of players andopponents.

Matthias Uhing is a sports and English teacher. Duringhis studies, he taught at the Heidelberg Ball School. Heworked as a coordination and technical coach in theyouth department of the then second division side SVWaldhof Mannheim 07. He also served as a honorarycoach in the talent fostering of the German FootballAssociation. Since 2011 he is the coach of the yourthdepartment of the FC 08 Villingen.


Michael Matlik, Thorsten Späker

Physical Education in Cardiavascular Groups

1st edition, 2012

soft cover, 184 pages, 16 illustrations and tables; 37 documents for practical use in the courses

ISBN: 978-3-941964-59-4

Manual for integrated rehabilitation by means of sport

Cardiovascular diseases are among the most commondiseases in Germany. This manual provides a timely andtargeted access to the theme of "Sport in Heart Groups". Withits holistic approach, it is not limited to the physical training, butmost notably focuses on the implementation of psychosocialrehabilitation goals with the resources of sport.

The book is divided into two main sections: the first part of themanual explains the basics of objectives, content and methodsof sport in Cardiovascular Groups, the second part givesdetailed practical advice and many practical exercises toimplement. Sample courses illustrate a possible practicalimplementation of the four areas of content of a Heart Group:physical activity, nutrition and consumption behavior, stressmanagement and coping of the affliction. Helpful informationmaterials that can be copied and handed out to participantscomplete the manual.

"Physical Education in Cardiovascular Groups" supports theinstructor of exercise programs in cardiac rehabilitation, as wellas rehabilitation of sports facilities in other indications in thepractical process of qualifying their services and targeted tomake to current standards. The book is aimed at those whowant to implement the objectives “Sickness handling”,"Strengthening of health resources", „Behavior modification"and "Transfer to everyday life."

It creates a safe and useful foundation for a competent action inrehabilitation and sports and delivers ideas for your ownpractical use.

The book creates a "corridor" in which modern designedphysical education for Cardiovascular Groups should takeplace. The "corridor" allows the instructor, however, amplescope to respond flexibly to the special features of “his”demand-oriented group and set thematic priorities.

The manual was commissioned by the German Society forPrevention and Rehabilitation of Cardiovascular Diseases(DGPR) e.V.


Michael Matlik

Thorsten Späker

Michael Matlik is head of the group "Sport and Health" of theSports Federation of North Rhine-Westphalia and CEO of theNational Association for cardiac prevention and rehabilitation,the NRW state organization of the German Society forPrevention and Rehabilitation of Cardiovascular Diseases(DGPR). In Cologne and Bochum he studied sports science,philosophy and science education and acquired a doctorate inphilosophy in 1994. For over 20 years he is dedicated toprofessional and political activities for the physical education ofCardiovascular Groups. He is the co-editor of “Handbuch derHerzgruppenbetreuung – Handbook on organizingCardiovascular Groups” which was also published by Spitta.and author of numerous practice aids and position papers onthe topic of "Sport and Health".

Thorsten Spaeker is a research associate at the Institute ofSports Science and Motology at Philipps University in Marburg.He holds a degree as a physical education teacher. He is apsychomotoric therapist and motologist and is working formany years as a freelance lecturer and writer for the NationalSports Federation of North Rhine-Westphalia


Wolfgang Friedrich

Optimal Sports Nutrition

3nd extended edition, 2012

soft cover, 240 pages, 112 illustrations and tables

ISBN: 978-3-941964-65-5

Principles of Sporting Performance and Fitness

The 3th ed. has been extended by four chapters. Newis e.g. the chapter “Nutrient Timing System”. Itdescribes a complete new approach to they way ofsports nutrition which is already proven itspracticability. Furhermore news about diet duringfitness and exercise has been added.

“Optimal Sports Nutrition“ explains in clear terms theprinciples of optimal nutrition for sports people andsummarises new and important findings from currentscientific studies in the field of nutrition. The results ofthese studies, some of which have not yet beenpublished, are set out in an edited form. Numeroustables, overviews, recommendations and nutritionplans round the book off, presenting the reader with acompact work on the subject.

As a special extra, specific balanced nutritional tips forfrequently practised kinds of sports are given.

The influence of physical activity on the digestivesystem, with special reference to the compatibility anddigestibility of food for the sports person is also beeingdiscussed thoroughly.

Graphics illustrate the way foods are converted intoenergy. Finally, the energy exchange for selectedtypes of sport is described, and current medicalfindings are surveyed.

The book has been written with sportsmen and -women inmind, as well as all those who seek a healthy and improvedattitude to life through sound and balanced nutrition incombination with sporting activities.


Wolfgang Friedrich

Optimal Recovery in Sports

Fatigue analysis and regeneration measures for thetraining practice

Physical strain and regeneration are inextricablylinked. Each sport requires specific regenerationmeasures. The regeneration of an athlete needs adifferent course than that of a soccer player.

The new book "Optimal regeneration in sport" is aimedat coaches and athletes who want to improve theirperformance through successful regenerationmeasures. Not only coaches and athletes incompetitive sports are addressed, but also recreationalathletes who seldom rely on a corresponding team ofcoaches and do not have scientific training know-how.

Besides the analysis of fatigue of the athlete andresearch on the cause of it, the work will deliverimmediately usable techniques for regeneration andhelps therefore in finding a path to more effectivetraining.

The book is aimed at performance and recreationalathletes, coaches and trainers, sports doctors andsports scientists.

Among others the following topics are covered:

• analysis and diagnosis of fatigue andovertraining as well as the consequencesfrom a sports medicine perspective

• practical tips for training planning; forexample, with the tapering method

• active and passive regeneration techniques

• regeneration in competitive situations

• optimizing nutrition during recovery

• mental relaxation methods

• sleep and regeneration in sleep research

• physical therapy, such as coldnessapplications, relaxation baths

1st edition, 2011

190 pages, 91 illustrations and tables, soft cover, 17 x 24 cm

ISBN: 978-3-938509-95-1


Wolfgang Friedrich

Dr. Wolfgang Friedrich holds an MA in biology and sports science sports. He teaches as a director of studies at the Württemberg State Sports Federation (WLSB) at the Sports School Albstadt and is an expert in nutrition and regeneration issues. In the years 2006 to 2011 he also worked as a lecturer in sports and nutrition at the elite University of Konstanz.

He was a table tennis athlete has played in the national league, he owns the DTTB national league coaching license and, as a member of the teaching committee of the DTTB, he was responsible in the field of education and training for almost 20 years.

In addition to his technical expert knowledge he has a lot of practical experience in working with sports trainers and sports professionals as well as ambitious hobby athletes.


The second, completely revised and greatly expandededition has been a standard reference for archerycoaches, PE teachers, trainers and archers for manyyears.

It includes the latest developments in training theoryand kinetics and, through its practical orientation,facilitates a direct conversion of scientific knowledgeinto training and practice.

The authors describe comprehensively the differenttraining methods and their use, taking into account thelatest medical and biomechanical research results.

In particular, there is discussion of special conditionsof resistance and trainability in high performancearchery that follow the laws of training theory andkinetics, in addition to the laws of a general trainingand movement instruction.

This book is mainly dedicated to training and themediation of shooting techniques in compliance withthe main motor stress forms (endurance, strength,flexibility, coordinative skills) and some selectedfactors of the theory of motion (approaches,biomechanical principles, motion analysis, motionfeatures, motion action, motor learning). The bookprovides a wealth of hints and tips for both topathletes and top coaches, as well as for instructors andamateurs, which facilitate optimization of archerytraining.

In addition, the book describes the implementation oftraining camps and individual training plans, ways ofcoaching, tapering, psychological training andadjustment of the material.

The authors succeeded in describing the complextraining of the archers in a comprehensible way,illustrating this with numerous figures and tables.

Great expertise coupled with national and internationalexperience in shooting sports supplement this work onall the central themes of training and teaching,including the movements.

Oliver Haidn, Veronika Haidn-Tschalova, Jürgen Weineck

Archery

2nd edition, 2010

720 pages, 572 illustrations, 169 tables, hardcover

ISBN 978-3-938509-74-6


Oliver C. Haidn

1991–1996 academic studies of sport-philology(Sports, Mathematics, Information Technology)

Since 2000 he is gigh school teacher at the high schoolof Landau a. d. Isar.

His major field of activity are the science of trainingand movement, the competitive sports as well assports for children and the youth.

Jürgen Weineck

Prof. emer. Jürgen Weineck, PhD, MD, Dr hc, workedfor 38 years in the areas of practical sports training,teaching and research at the Institute of Sport andSports Sciences at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg.

Among his main areas of scientific competence weresports anatomy, sports biology and medicine, thescience of training and movement, health andcompetitive sports, as well as sports for children, theyouth and the elderly.

Veronika Haidn–Tschalova

1994–2001 academic studies of sports science at theUniversität Moscow

Since 2004 Veronika Haidn–Tschalova is a member ofthe Germany National Archery Competition Team.

She has been a repeatedly participator of the World-and European-Championship and holds the followingtitles: former keeper of the German Record (1334),Russian Rcord 50m (338), German Champion 2006,2007, 2008, German Bundes League Campion 2004and 2008.

Oliver C. HaidnJürgen WeineckVeronika Haidn–Tschalova


Performance physiology in training instruction, withspecial reference to the training of children and youth

Entirely revised and expanded 15th edition, 2007

The aim of the classic “Optimal Training“, nowcompletely revised and expanded by over 400 pages,is to make transparent the various training methods,as justified in terms of sports medicine andperformance psychology, and to make their usecomprehensible. As well as the principles of generaltraining instruction the particular problems oftrainability and the ability to cope under pressure inthe field of child and youth training are addressed.

The book is divided into six sections with many sub-chapters. In the first part general principles of traininginstruction and science are described, with the authorgoing not only into the ideal training for high-performance sports people but also passing onvaluable information for the ambitious non-professional. The second part describes the variousmain types of demands: endurance, power, speed andmobility, as well as coordination skills. In thesechapters the author discusses not only training foradults but also the encouraging of young people,offering background information on ability to copeunder pressure as well as the optimal training forchildren and youths. Part Three goes into the teachingof sports techniques and tactics in detail. Part Fouraddresses psychological methods for improvingperformance, while Part Five goes into more depthregarding a variety of factors that also influenceperformance, such as regeneration and nutrition.

The final chapters deal with health training asprevention of, or rehabilitation in, circulatory disordersand illnesses resulting from lack of exercise.

Jürgen Weineck

Optimal Training

15th edition, 2007

1,212 pages, 559 illustrations, 114 tables, hardback

ISBN 978-3-938509-96-8


The widely translated classic “Sports Anatomy” byJürgen Weineck, the standard work on functionalanatomy in the education of sports teachers andtrainers, is now available in an eighteenth revised andconsiderably expanded edition.

The book’s systematic manner of presentation and ause of language that can be easily understood even bythose with limited knowledge of anatomy permits easyaccess to the subject, something that until now hasbeen hindered by difficult technical language.

The book’s clearly structured layout makes it easier tograsp the complex, functional anatomic processesinvolved in practising sports. Numerous high qualitygraphics and colour illustrations offer a clear aid to anunderstanding of the material.

The contents in brief:

In Part 1 basic information is introduced, starting withcells and tissues and passing on to super ordinatestructures.

Part 2 explains common anatomical terms and givesan overview of the passive and active locomotorysystem.

Part 3 deals with the individual representation of theprincipal muscles of the active locomotory system.

Part 4 describes the interaction of the muscles insimple movements of trunk and limbs, and in doing sobridges theory and sporting practice.

Part 5 offers the interested non-specialist briefinstructions on training and exercises.

New in the 18th edition:

The work has been completely revised and significantlyexpanded. As well as the anatomical-functionalinformation, typical sport injuries and excessive stressdamage are now discussed, along with their causesand symptoms. These insights make it possible for thesports person as well as his or her trainer to avoidsuch injuries with a view to providing permanenthealth prevention.

Jürgen Weineck

Sports Anatomy

18th edition, 2008

Hardback, 400 pages, approx. 300 colour illustrations, 13 tables

ISBN 978-3-938509-24-1


„Sports Biology“ aims at informing physical educationteachers, active athletes and readers in sportinterested about the effects of strain on the humanbody, caused by sports practices. It also applies to theleisure time athlete and health activist who want to beinformed about health stimulating types of sport.Further the book gives information about the use andeffectiveness of health supporting measures such assauna and massage.

Common problems such as muscle ache and spasm,side stitch, dead point and other are equally depictedas the different adaption of the organs on physicalexercise.

Moreover the effects of nutrition, substitution, doping,chain-smoking on the performance ability are beingdiscussed thoroughly. Specific important areas as thecardiac cycle, the respiratory system, the centralnervous and sensorial system are given specialrecognition.

Finally the book includes all major contents for thesports student to pass the test and assists in thepreparation for it. The 10th edition has beencompletely revised and extended by about 300 pagesand many – now coloured – illustrations to meet actualexpectations for an up to date lecture book.

Jürgen Weineck

Sports Biology

10th edition, 2009

Hardcover, 1141 pages, 548 colour illustrations

ISBN 978-3-938509-25-8


Prof. emer. Jürgen Weineck, PhD, MD, Dr hc, workedfor 38 years in the areas of practical sports training,teaching and research at the Institute of Sport andSports Sciences at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg. Among his main areas of scientificcompetence were sports anatomy, sports biology andmedicine, the science of training and movement,health and competitive sports, as well as sports forchildren, the youth and the elderly. As a young manWeineck was himself a competitive sportsman(decathion) and then a trainer. His works successfullycombine theory and practice. As well as his trilogy“Sports Anatomy“, “Optimal Training“ and “SportsBiology“ he is the co-author of the Spitta books“Optimal Football Training“, “Diabetes and Sport“,“Parkinson and Sport“ as well as “Optimal BasketballTraining,“ among others. His major works enjoyinternational recognition and have been translated intoa total of over 40 languages.

Jürgen Weineck


Since more than 50 years, there is a permanentdiscussion about the use of forbidden active agentsduring conducting athletic activity. In the beginningssubstances as arsenic, cocaine, alcohol andamphetamine have been the point of interest. Todayanabolic drugs, blood doping, EPO, human growthhormone and many more manipulations play majorroles.

Although there are restrains and penalties since theend of the sixties, it did not hinder the use offorbidden and damaging substances. Athletessacrificed their health and the sportive fairness on thealtar of prosperity and achievement.

The model character of the athletes is reflected insociety as a whole. The low inhibition level within thepopulation leads to increased use of allowed andprohibited drugs to reach doubtful aims.

The book offers detailed explanations about dopingregulations, all active agents and substances. Theirimpact and risk are described. Furthermore the bookcontains the various doping control systems and theirlegal basis. A special chapter is reserved for dopinginvolving animals.

Thanks to the comprehensive information's included,the book is a standard reference for all who need to beinformed about the topic: not only for sportsphysicians and scientist, but also for the athletesthemselves and their coaches. Medical doctors andpharmacists may find information about medical abuseand doping for their daily work.

The editor:

Dirk Clasing is professor for sports science at theuniversity of Münster. His major fields of work areperformance and training physiology and doping.

1992–2002: member of the anti-doping commission ofthe German sports association and the nationalOlympic committee.

2002–2007: assistant director of the National Anti-Doping Foundation Germany (NADA).

He is author and editor of various textbooks andprofessional articles.

Dirk Clasing (editor)

Doping and its active agents

2nd edition, 2010

325 pages, 37 illustrations, 40 tables, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-938509-90-6


For many years Richard Schoenborn was coach of theGerman Tennis Association and sets with this booknew standards. “Optimales Tennistraining” explains ina clearly structured way the newest realizations fromthe range of the technique acquisition and training ofapplication of techniques. The theory to the practice isone of the mainly topics. Besides among other thingsby the training analysis of the world class players ameaningful training planning are prepared andpsychological aspects are pointed out.

Target group: Particular coaches and achievementsportsmen, in addition, to the motivated newgeneration.

Content:

The new edition contains additions concerningproblems of the wrist and of head and eye position atthe moment of ball contact. Another new chapter isdedicated solely to training methods in women tennis.With a closing chapter, the most importantfundamentals and criteria of the modern trainingmethods are summarized.

The author

• Former chief coach for the German TennisFederation

• Instructor and adviser for the International TennisFederation (ITF)

• Instructor for the European Tennis Association(ETA)

• Lecturer at the Cologne coach’s academy of theGerman Olympic Sport Federation (DOSB)

Richard Schönborn

Optimal Tennis Training

• Emphasis of the optimal technology

• Technique acquisition and training of application of techniques

• Mental and cognitive prerequisite

• Coordinative and conditional qualification

• Theory and systematic of the training

• Training planning for professional players

• Analysis of the present world class players and preview

2nd edition, 2010

284 pages, 202 coloured illustrations, 18 tables, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-938509-92-0


A textbook of biomechanical principles in sports movements

Biomechanics has become established in manyscientific areas over the last twenty years. Researchresults can have applications in a variety of fields, suchas prothetics, orthopaedics, workplace design,prevention, rehabilitation, medicine and, of course, insport.

The aim of this book is to convey basic mechanical andbiomechanical information on the movements involvedin sports. The principal insights are summarised asformulas, each chapter concluding with questions andtasks relating to the contents. A glossary of keybiomechanical terms rounds the book off.

The present work is thus targeted at sports scientists,sports medicine specialists, sports students and thoseworking in the fields of physiotherapy andorthopaedics.

New in the second edition:

For the new edition the contents have been entirelybrought up to date and substantially expanded by,among other things, a coverage of further practicalsporting applications (sailing, surfing, climbing, sportsgames), by an overview of biomechanical objectifyingprocedures and by a reworking of the chapter onathletics and combat sports.

The author:

Prof. Dietmar Wick is extraordinary professor in theDepartment of Sport and Health Sciences at theUniversity of Potsdam, where he teaches in the fieldsof the biomechanics of sports movements as well asmovement sciences/sport motorics. His principal areasof research include movement and condition analysesin competitive sports for young people, highperformance sports and sports in schools.

Dietmar Wick

The Biomechanics of Sport

2nd revised and extended edition, 2009

295 pages, 210 illustrations, 25 tables, soft cover

ISBN 978-3-938509-59-3


Sport – Prevention – Rehabilitation

Why do stretching exercises fail to help with achingmuscles, but rather make them worse? Which exercisesbest improve mobility? Why should recreational runnersslow down rather than stretch after intensive exercise?How can stretching programmes best be integrated in thetraining plan? These and many other questions on thisfrequently discussed subject and often wrongly practisedstretching exercises are answered in this book.

The weak point in transferring the latest research findingsinto practice is above all that many recreational sportspeople do stretching exercises without knowing preciselywhy and when this really makes sense. Prof. JürgenFreiwald succeeds in giving detailed answers to thesequestions in his “Optimal Stretching Methods,“ a workunique in the German language. He investigates scientificfacts and systematically lays bare the myths. The book ishowever more than a work on scientific rudiments thatexplains the influence of stretching exercises on theanatomy, joints, muscles, vasculature, connective tissuesand nervous system, since its many illustrations alsoprovide practitioners with the opportunity to put their ownindividual programmes together, with the final section ofthe book entirely dedicated to some fifty examples ofpractical exercises that implement the theory. In additionto stretching programmes for sports people the book alsosuggests everyday exercises aimed at helping the desk-bound reader to relax back and shoulders. In doing this theauthor thinks far outside the box, answering questionsregarding social and psychological aspects as well as thoseabout neuromuscular balances and imbalances.

The author:

Prof Jürgen Freiwald heads the field of movement sciencesin the Sports Sciences Department at the BergischUniversity of Wuppertal as well as the research centre forperformance diagnostics and training counselling (FLT).Having played in the Premier League himself, in this role hesupervises many high-performance sports people, includingthose in national and Federal League football teams. Hisbook “Introduction to Electromyography“ has alreadyappeared in the Spitta Verlag.

Jürgen Freiwald

Optimal Stretching Methods

1st edition, 2009

395 pages, 140 b & w illustrations, 30 b & w tables, paperback

ISBN 978-3-938509-19-7


The ideal application of functional dressings for thelocomotory system

As a successor to the well-known and much soughtafter book “Taping Seminar,“ “The Correct Applicationof Sports Tape“ appears as a totally freshly conceivedreference work, textbook and practical manual all inone. Clearly organised, with numerous illustrations anddetailed instructions on the application of sports tape,its handy format with its special spiral binding makesthis book an essential companion for sports doctorsand physiotherapists.

“The Correct Application of Sports Tape“ is without anydoubt the most important book on the use of tapingand taping techniques in posture and locomotorysystem therapy and prevention.

The authors:

The authors Klaus Eder, physiotherapist for theGerman national football team, and Hauke Mommsen,team doctor for the SG Flensburg-Handewitt federalhandball leaguers, offer detailed descriptions of bothprophylactic measures and the use of sports tapes forsports injuries in accordance with the latest medicaland physiotherapeutic criteria.

Klaus Eder, Hauke Mommsen

The Correct Application of Sports Tape

1st edition, 2007

150 pages, approx. 360 colour illustrations, 10 tables, concealed spiral binding

ISBN 978-3-934211-46-9


Available in English

Kinesiological taping as performed in the Far Easthas established itself as a therapeutic method inGermany and Europe. Taping is a surface therapybecause of it’s effects on the surface of the skin.It complements and supports other methods suchas massage, physical therapy, manual therapy,lymph drainage, and some forms of neurologicaltherapy.

Kinesiological taping can act preventively as wellas therapeutically and can also be employed inthe rehabilitative setting. It focuses especially onsensation and mobilization, making it optimallysuited especially for sports medicine.

It is possible to exert stimulating or detoningeffects on muscles and joints as well as thelymphatic and nervous systems by means ofspecial application of elastic tape bandages.Taping thereby activates and supports the body’sown healing processes.

This book explains all aspects of kinesiologicaltaping from the history of taping to aftercare.Numerous illustrations allow various applicationtechniques and individual steps of taping to beeasily understood.

The authors:

The authors Klaus Eder, physiotherapist for theGerman national football team, and HaukeMommsen, team doctor for the SG Flensburg-Handewitt federal handball leaguers, offerdetailed descriptions of both prophylacticmeasures and the use of sports tapes for sportsinjuries in accordance with the latest medical andphysiotherapeutic criteria.

Uwe Brandenburg is long-term massage therapistand physiotherapist of the THW Kiel and directorof the Sport-Rehabilitation-Centre at Kiel.

1st edition, 2008

240 pages, approx. 760 colour illustrations and tables, soft cover, 21 x 21 cm

ISBN 978-3-938509-16-6

ISBN 978-3-941964-03-7

Hauke Mommsen, Klaus Eder, Uwe Brandenburg

Leukotape K


Kinesiology Taping in the manual therapy andphysiotherapy

Through many years of practical experience andtraining, the author realized that elements of

anatomical knowledge, as well as the functionalthinking, has been forgotten through the passing ofthe time by some of his colleagues.

Similarly, diagnoses are given on a recipe onlygenerally. The term "syndrome" can only hint on theregion close to the physical discomfort, not the actualcause.

This book is not only a compact reference forkinesiological taping, but also useful to refresh theknowledge of muscle origins and insertions withcharacteristics, functions, and innervations of pre-strain. It is also suitable for diagnosis and differentialdiagnosis of medical conditions.

It describes in detail:

In Part 1:

• muscle, ligament, pain, fascia, correction andneural techniques

• techniques in fibrosis, scarring and bruising

• lymphtaping

In Part 2:

• common illnesses in practice, classified accordingto body regions with tests for differentialdiagnosis and their tape applications

Target groups: physiotherapists, massage therapists,manual therapists, sports physicians, naturopaths,osteopaths, midwives and physician assistants

The author:

Ernst Pohlmann is a physiotherapist in private practicein Wagenfeld. One focus of his work is in the field ofmanual therapy, particularly the Atlastherapy, thedefective position of the body with bodymeasurements and the physio-taping. He shares hisextensive knowledge as a lecturer for the VDBPhysiotherapy Association and, among others, heteaches at the Academy of Hospital Osnabrück GmbHand the Academy DAMP.

Ernst Pohlmann

Physio-Taping

1st edition, 2010

160 pages, approx. 500 colour illustrations and tables, paperback

ISBN 978-3-941964-20-4


Sports didactic is the central reference discipline andprofessional science of all sports teachers, studentteachers and students. But also for those who areresponsible for movement-related teach-learn methodsin extra-curricular sport (e.g. in training, fitness andexercise, therapy, experiential education or tourism)and who need it for the planning and evaluation of,and reflection on, the meaningful context of theteaching behind the sports that they offer.

The substantial and diverse essentials of this disciplineare reviewed by more than 25 leading sports scientistsin a clear but penetrating way in the present handbook.In doing so the range of relevant knowledge of sportinstruction is conveyed within a structure that permitscomprehensive and precise study.

The book is divided into three main thematic areascorresponding to the systematic ways in which sportinstruction is scientifically contextualised.

In the first section basic directions in educationalthinking and research are discussed.

The second section features articles devoted to theconceptual dimensions of school education andupbringing applications, and of teach-learn methods.

In the third section the body of sports educationknowledge is methodically substantiated by aprocessing and clear presentation of the relevantbackgrounds to teach-learn methods in sports teaching.

The editors:

Harold Lange is a college lecturer for sports education.As well as working on issues concerning the principlesof sports education his main areas of interest are firstand foremost the conceptual questions and problemsinvolved in teaching sport (especially regarding itsmethodology) as well as educational topics relating totraining and movement.

Silke Sinning is a university lecturer and stand-inprofessor for play and sports education. In addition toher work on the principles of sports education herprimary focus is on conceptual issues and problemsinvolved in the teaching of sports (especially play andsport didactics), gender research, the ecology ofphysical activity and movement research in education.

Harald Lange, Silke Sinning

Handbook for Sport Didactics

2nd revised edition, 2009

459 pages, approx. 30 illustrations, soft cover

ISBN 978-3-938509-83-8


This book offers its users (sports psychologists, sports people and trainers) a systematic structure in practical sports psychology and a basic procedural framework for sports psychology. Without claiming to cover the whole spectrum of training methods in sports psychology the authors describe techniques which have proved themselves during their many years of experience in elite sports.

The book should not be regarded as being principally atheoretical textbook on sports psychology but ratheras a practical manual with concrete instructions ontraining in sports psychology. The training proceduresintroduced are not simply derived from intuition or theauthors’ experience; they are the end result of provenresearch findings into sports psychology. Cross-referencing of sources and notes on more detailedliterature permit the interested reader a deeper insightinto the material. A “psychological toolbox“ in the lastchapter presents the practitioner with an overview thatallows speedy identification of a problem and its cause,as well as offering suggestions for suitable solutions.

The authors:Jürgen Beckmann is Professor of Sports Psychology at the Technical University of Munich and first chairman of the working party on sports psychology. He has training licences for several kinds of sport and has been in charge of numerous top sports people and national teams (alpine skiing and golf among others) for over twenty years.

Anne-Marie Elbe has gained her university teaching credentials for sports science and has been teaching sports psychology at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark since 2007. She is licensed as an athletics trainer and has been involved in practical sports psychology in various sporting fields for several years.

Jürgen Beckmann, Anne-Marie Elbe

The Practice of Sports Psychology in Serious and Competitive Sports

1st edition, 2008

150 pages, 20 illustrations and tables, soft cover, 17 x 24 cm

ISBN: 978-3-941964-19-8


Each chapters in this book begins with a sport injuryhistory of an elite athlete. Injury circumstances, injurymechanisms in various sport disciplines and symptomsare following. Current diagnosis and treatmentalgorithms are highlighted. Preventive issues closeeach chapter.

Besides acute injuries such as anterior cruciateligament injuries and ankle sprains, overuse injuriesare highlighted in chapters on Achilles, patellartendinopathy, tennis and golfers' elbow and plantarfasciitis. In addition, sudden death in sports as well aspolytrauma in sports are an issue in this up-to-datebook.

The second edition will include the new “chapter muscletrauma” and the completely revised chapter, dealing withinjuries following the “PECH-Procedure”.

The author

Karsten Knobloch is currently enrolled as vice-chairman of Plastic, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery,Hannover Medical School and assistant professor forsurgery . He is editorial board member of the BritishJournal of Sports Medicine, principal reviewer of theAmerican Journal of Sports Medicine and member ofthe International Achilles Tendon Expert Group.

He wrote more than 200 scientific reports and mademore than 220 international presentations on variousaspects of sports medicine with emphasis on tendondisorders and balance training for sport injuryprevention.

Karsten Knobloch

Return after sports injury?

2nd edition, 2011

230 pages, 130 illustrations and tables, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-941964-29-7


Medical Titles


How to recognize and evaluate nail changes

The completely revised 10th edition is dealing withpathological changes and anomalies of the nail, whichare often observed and can deliver various hints oforgan diseases, subside infections, intoxications ordrug intolerances.

The book is subdivided into the different observablealterations such as shape, surface-structure,coherence and colour. Subsequently the formation anddiagnostics of various possible diseases based uponthe observations are discussed. Therapeuticalmeasurements, surgical treatment and general pointsof view in the therapy of nail related diseases are alsodiscussed.

The authors:

Hansotto Zaun

State doctorate at the University of Saarland.; 1980–1996 director of the dermatology department of theUniversity clinic of the Saarland. Main scientific focuson physiology and pathology of dermal appendage,particularly hair and nails.

Dorothee Dill-Müller

Dermatologist; since 2008 director of the dermatologyclinic Lüdenscheid; working focus on surgicaldermatology, dermal oncology, wound therapy,aesthetic dermatology and ultrasound diagnostics ofthe skin.

Hansotto Zaun, Dorothee Dill-Müller

Pathological Alterations of the Nail

10th edition, 2010

120 pages, 100 illustrations, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-938509-20-3


Medical Presentation

The Lecture Series

Aim

Apart from the purely medical care, it is also among theduties of a doctor, to inform his patients about preventingillness and teach them on their specific medical condition.

One way to pass on this knowledge are lectures heldbefore a group of patients with the same interest. Thatcan be the affected persons themselves or their relativesand friends who have to deal with the new situation as aresult of a chronic disease as e.g. Diabetes mellitus.

Composition

Each lecture includes the following contents:

• thematic content for the lecturer to inform aboutthe basics and special informations about thetopic

• the slides as PowerPointTM Presentation

• ready to use handouts for the audience

Technically the presentations are completely available asPDF/PPT for download. Each presentation is sold in oneunit which can be opened by the user on a WindowsTMPC.

In the thematic content of the lecture topic will beprocessed in terms the patient understands, so that it canserve as a guide for the presentation. The text is drawn tothe corresponding slide in the presentation.

The presentation consists of about 25-45 slides with textand graphics that may be presented in the given order orany combination the lecturer selects. At the end of thepresentation is a blank slide in the layout of the lecturetopic, which allows adding further individual slides. Theslides in the presentation can be individualised.

The handouts are used to hand out in-depth informationof your patients. A blank document will allow compilingfurther text in the layout of the presentation.

All content can be printed and reproduced for the use ofthe personal lecture.

The licence of one topic will include all text and imageswithin the foils and the documents.

Medical Presentations –

The Lecture Series

20-40 foils in each presentation, various illustrations and tables, 20-70 pages thematic content, patient hand-outs

File for download


1. Arterial hypertension2. Osteoarthritis – degenerative joint and spinal

disease3. Bronchial asthma4. Bronchial carcinoma5. Inflammatory intestine disease6. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease7. Dementia and dementia disorders8. Diabetes mellitus9. Nutrition10. Alterations of lipid metabolism11. HIV – human immunodeficiency virus12. Immunosuppression13. Vaccination14. Colorectal cancer15. Coronary heart disease16. Mastocarcinoma (breast cancer)17. Multiple sclerosis18. Osteoporosis19. Peripheral arterial occlusive disease20. Palliative care21. Geriatrics22. Apoplectic stroke (in preparation)

Medical Presentation

Available topics


The book of fundamental principles of advanced training inmanual and manipulative medicine

The Textbook of Manual Medicine covers a wide area ofsubjects, ranging from the fundamental principles of manualmedicine to segmental irritation point diagnostics, thetargeted manipulation of the vertebral column in accordancewith gentle atraumatic manipulation, articular andsegmental mobilisation techniques, muscle energytechniques to the accompanying injection techniques.

Further subjects include the fundamental principles of X-rayfunctional diagnostics, visceral techniques andtemporomandibular joint treatment.

The treatment of children is also taken into consideration. Inaddition to the diagnostic evaluation, the contraindicationsare also presented and the forensic aspects are illustrated.

The book is primarily intended to support doctors onadvanced training courses in manual and manipulativemedicine, but is also ideally suited as a reference book fordoctors who have already completed basic training inchiropractic medicine.

Doctors who are not involved in manual and manipulativemedicine are also able to quickly gain information on thepossible methods of application of manual medicine.

For the 6th edition, the book was completely revised, a largenumber of images were updated and a collection offrequently asked examination questions were added.

About the autors:

Hans-Peter Bischoff is an orthopaedic specialist, a student ofKarl Sell and has many years of experience as a traininginstructor at the Dr.-Karl-Sell-Ärzteseminar (MedicalSeminar) in Isny-Neutrauchburg, Germany.

Horst Moll is a resident orthopaedic specialist in Leutkirch,Germany, and a training instructor at the Dr.-Karl-SellÄrzteseminar (Medical Seminar) in Isny-Neutrauchburg,Germany.

Hans-Peter Bischoff, Horst Moll

Textbook of Manual Medicine

6th edition, 2011

400 pages, 550 illustrations, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-941964-41-9


Dental Titles


Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment

"Who needs spittle?"

Demographic trends and the continuously evolving therapiesfor serious diseases cause the number of patients withsubjective and objective xerostomia or hyposalivation toincrease significantly.

The new reference book by Sebastian Hahnel combinesextensive knowledge and summarizes causes, diagnosis andtreatment of the disease for dentists, physicians and nursingstaff. Starting with autoimmune diseases to infections ortumors to drug side effects – there are many causes of thesymptom “dry mouth”. And “dry mouth” is common: aboutone in five adults suffers from it. For Germany, this meansthat more than ten million adults have xerostomia. And therisk increases greatly with age and the number ofmedication taken.

Until today there is often uncertainty about on how to dealwith the disease xerostomia or hyposalivation. This is wherethe new reference book will give its assistance.

Based on the composition and functions of saliva, the authorexplains the many causes that can lead to “dry mouth”, andcategorizies them into disease-related symptoms as well asside effects of therapies. He gives practical advice on thediagnosis and presents the various therapeutic strategies,such as causal therapies, salivary stimulation and supportivetherapies. Because treatment often requires aninterdisciplinary approach, the book is not only aimed atdentists, but also to colleagues in internal medicine,psychiatry, geriatrics and other specialties, as well asnursing staff.

Sebastian Hahnel

Xerostomia – Dryness of the mouth

1st edition, 2012

176 pages, 31 illustrations and tables, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-941964-41-9


Sebastian Hahnel (*1982) has been studying and receivinghis doctorate at the University of Regensburg in 2007. In2010 he completed a research mandate at the TrinityCollege of Dublin. His postdoctorate lecture qualification andthe promotion to a specialist dentist in prosthodontics of theGerman Society for Prosthodontics followed thereafter in2011.

Currently he is working as senior physician at the Poliklinikfor Prosthodontics Regensburg.

His focal research is aimed at the analysis of the interactionof dental materials with oral microorganisms and biofilms aswell as the prosthetic rehabilitation of patients with “drymouth”.

Sebastian Hahnel


Volume 1 and volume 2 in a set

Volume 1: General and surgical principles

This volume is a comprehensive handbook,which is both suitable for brushing up anddeepening one’s knowledge, and also servesas a valuable manual for students. Theexplanations regarding the physiology andpathology of the bone and the replacementmaterials that come into question reveal afundamental understanding of theregenerative performance of the body.Backgrounds on relevant general illnesses ofthe patient are outlined, as well as theinfluence that certain personal or livingconditions can have on the success ofimplantation. The introduction to theprinciples and utilisation of membranes andthe soft tissue coherences based on cuttingand sutures is presented with the aid ofnumerous images and graphic examples.Equipped with this basic knowledge, thedentist actively operating in the field ofimplantology is able to make an educatedevaluation regarding the possible success orfailure of an operation.

Volume 2: Advanced surgical techniques

Advanced knowledge is imparted by thesecond volume of the work. The basis herebyis the existing bone bed: Modifying andoptimising techniques, such as bone-spreading, are illustrated step-by-step.Equally illustrated with numerous photos andgraphic examples, volume 2 subsequentlydeals with the subjects of augmentation bymeans of intra-orally obtained bone graftsand the procedure of sinus lifting. Thepractice-oriented work is completed by achapter on extra-oral removal of bone fromthe iliac crest.

Wolfram Hahn, Stephan Klotz, Rudolf M. Gruber

Bone grafting in dental implantology

1st edition, 2008

Altogether 489 pages, 535 images, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-938509-72-2


In these three volumes, renowned specialist authorsfrom the fields of science and practice have developeda comprehensive practical concept of modernparodontology – from fundamental principles tofindings and on to systematic parodontal therapy.

Volume 1 centres its focus on practice-relevantaspects of diagnostics, so that the backgrounds ofparodontal diseases, current classifications, risk factorsand systemic diseases can flow into the findings.

Volumes 2 and 3 are dedicated to the various phasesof a successful therapy. Volume 2 begins with thesubject of anti-infective therapy through initial therapyI and II, as well as full mouth disinfection, andprovides information on the deviating procedure forendoparodontal lesions. Volume 3 illustrates advancedsurgical and regenerative measures, including theapplication of implants in parodontally compromisedteeth, and presents the most important phase ofaftertreatment with the aid of parodontitis therapy.

Presentations concerning patient information round offthe practical guidelines.

Jamal M. Stein (Editor)

Modern parodontology in practice

1st edition, 2011

3 volumes in a set, bound, approx. 800 pages, approx. 500 images, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-941964-61-7

Volume 1: Fundamental principles, classification and diagnostics

Volume 2: Causal parodontal therapy

Volume 3: Corrective and supportive parodontal therapy


Adhesive dentistry – Techniques toward clinicalsuccess

Increased aesthetics, the preservation of the tooth,patient analgesia and freedom from symptoms, as wellas the durability of the composite filling – theconsequent reorientation toward adhesive technologyand the significant success that this can provide.However, success can only be achieved inconsequence of immaculate preparation. A correctform of adhesive fixation by means of enamel etching,wet bonding and re-wetting is just as essential as asufficient length of polymerisation time.

The guide at hand formulates eight basic rules ofadhesive technology. They are presented in a concisemanner and explained in practice-oriented detailthroughout the course of the book. Thus, theillustration of clinical application is presented step-by-step with numerous images and is supported by bothsignificant background knowledge and relevantterminology. Frequently asked questions regardinghypersensitivities, point of proximal contact, colourselection and durability are answered. The bookcontains the quintessence of seventeen years ofpractical experience in the area of adhesivetechnology. During this time, the author hasaccompanied numerous studies and doctoral thesesand has held over 500 lectures.

A special plus is presented by the chapter withreference notes to the dental assistant, because thechairside assistant is a significant factor contributingtoward the reproducibility of results and an effectiveprocedure. Thus, the work provides a competentintroduction to both the interested dentist and thestudent.

Roland Frankenberger

Adhesive manual

2nd revised and expanded edition October 2010

247 pages, 264 images, paper-bound

ISBN 978-3-941964-38-9


Dental film, OPG, lateral cephalogram and DVT

Since around 20 years, digital radiology has becomeincreasingly widespread in the field of moderndentistry. In addition to quick availability of digitalradiological image data and the extensive range ofpossibilities of further and post-processing, thereduced level of radiation exposure also offersparticular advantages in comparison with conventionalmethods.

The medical book at hand primarily illustrates theclinical aspects of imaging techniques of dental film,OPG and DVT and provides a review of these aspectson the basis of numerous clinical examples.Radiological possibilities and the boundaries of cariesdiagnostics, as well as the parodontological andendodontical diagnoses, the application of respectiveimaging for prosthetic and implantological issues, aswell as oral or jaw (maxillary) surgery treatments, arereviewed in extensive detail. All displayed X-rays areavailable for enlarged views on CD-ROM.

The various methods and processes of metrologicalevaluation of the X-rays, the legal bases and the errorpossibilities in digital radiography are also subject toreview. In addition to possible image and settingerrors, the consequences of an inadequateinterpretation or the omission of further X-rays duringthe course of therapy are also demonstrated. Anoverview of respective current literature facilitates adetailed study.

By filling in the associated document underhttp://zahnmedizin.spitta.de/fortbildung, threecontinuing education credit points can be gained inaccordance with the regulations of the BZÄK (GermanDental Association) and the DGZMK (German Societyof Dento-Maxillo-Facial Sciences).

Jens Johannes Bock (Editor)

Digital radiology in the dental practice

1st edition, 2011


ISBN 978-3-941964-46-4


Modern endodontics offers a decisive advantage: Evenin cases of difficult anatomical conditions or severedegrees of deterioration, teeth can still be predictablytreated and preserved on a long-term basis.

The practical guide at hand imparts the necessaryknowledge by compiling a multitude of scientific andtechnical findings and achievements in a sustainabletreatment concept, which can bear up against anyendodontical situation.

A guarantor of success is the consideration of aetiologyand pathogenesis of pulpal and periapical diseaseswith their microbiological principles, which areconsequently presented in a practice-oriented manner.On the basis of this, the pain therapy and eachrespective further work step is precisely explained –from the general preparatory measures to thepreparation of the access cavities, the determination ofthe endodontical working time length and the optimaldisinfection, right up to root canal filling and definitivecoronal care.

The reader is able to obtain a substantial overview ofall appropriate instruments and materials, whichequally includes both classical working equipment andnew nickel-titan systems.

Tina Rödig, Michael Hülsmann, Sabine Nordmeyer, Steffi Drebenstedt

Fundamental principles of modern endodontics

1st edition, 2009


ISBN 978-3-938509-91-3


During the course of the last decade, laser dentistryhas undergone rapid further advancement – which isparticularly due to the groundbreaking work of Germanscientists, practitioners and researchers. Theadvocates of laser dentistry, who we considered to bean eccentric breed only two decades ago, are nowviewed as “totally normal” dentists, and the practice oflaser dentistry has become accepted in the world ofscience and by relevant dental associations.

In order to further lower the “inhibition threshold”,with regard to the application of laser treatment indental practices, this book represents a work book foreveryday dentistry: On the one hand, laser systemsand wavelengths relevant to dentistry are presented,whereby the multifarious indications of current laserdentistry occupy a particularly wide area. On the otherhand, consideration is also given to the concreteintegration of monochromatic light in everyday dentalpractice, e.g. with regard to the registration process,the necessary protective equipment and the relevantlegislation. Aspects of patient acquisition andpersuasion for this new technology are included, forinstance with regard to the issue of how the respectivepatient information can be compiled and what has tobe considered with regard to the provision ofinformation.

The chapters on the application of laser dentistry dealwith the subjects of general surgery, aestheticsurgery, parodontology and peri-implantitis,endodontology, dentin hypersensitivity, laserbleaching, hard tooth tissue processing, laserosteotomies and gerodontia. The application in dentaltechnology is also subsequently taken into account.

Georg Bach

Laser Dentistry

A work book for everyday dentistry

1st edition, 2007


ISBN 978-3-938509-46-3


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