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Applied reference book for fitness, health, and medical professionals; nutrition specialists; and exercise physiologists; text for higher education courses in body composition. "This is the only current, comprehensive review of body composition that has been published in nearly 15 years."
- (c) Doody's Review Service, 2020, Anthony Ewald, MD, Indiana University School of Medicine (5-star review)

ACSM's Body Composition Assessment

Chapter 1. Introduction to Body Composition and Assessment

Timothy G. Lohman, PhD; Laurie A. Milliken, PhD, FACSM; and Luis B. Sardinha, PhD

Errors in Body Composition Measurement and Assessment

Validation and Cross-Validation Studies

Body Composition Terms and Concepts

Summary

Chapter 2. Body Composition Models and Reference Methods

Jennifer W. Bea, PhD; Kirk Cureton, PhD, FACSM; Vinson Lee, MS; and Laurie A. Milliken, PhD, FACSM

Levels of Human Body Composition

Models of Human Body Composition

Total Body Potassium Counting and Neutron Activation Analysis

Imaging Methods

Summary

Chapter 3. Body Composition Laboratory Methods

Robert M. Blew, MS; Luis B. Sardinha, PhD; and Laurie A. Milliken, PhD, FACSM

Densitometry

Total Body Water

Total Body Potassium Counting

Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry

Ultrasound

Summary

Chapter 4. Body Composition Field Methods

Leslie Jerome Brandon, PhD, FACSM; Laurie A. Milliken, PhD, FACSM; Robert M. Blew, MS; and Timothy G. Lohman, PhD

Skinfolds

Circumferences

Bioelectric Impedance Analysis

Use of Weight and Height Indexes to Estimate Body Composition

Summary

Chapter 5. Assessing Measurement Error

Vinson Lee, MS; Leslie Jerome Brandon, PhD, FACSM; and Timothy G. Lohman, PhD

Types of Measurement Error

Intra- and Interobserver TEM/CV of Various Body Composition Measurement Methods

Reducing Error Associated With Field Methods

Summary

Chapter 6. Estimation of Minimum Weight

Timothy G. Lohman, PhD; and Kirk Cureton, PhD, FACSM

Estimating Minimum Weight in Wrestlers

Laboratory Methods for Estimating Minimum Weight

Field Methods for Estimating Minimum Weight

Summary

Chapter 7. Applying Body Composition Methods to Specific Populations

Jennifer W. Bea, PhD; Timothy G. Lohman, PhD; and Laurie A. Milliken, PhD, FACSM

Laboratory Methods

Field Methods

Summary

Chapter 8. Body Composition Applications

Vanessa Risoul-Salas, MSc, RD; Alba Reguant-Closa, MS, RD; Luis B. Sardinha, PhD; Margaret Harris, PhD; Timothy G. Lohman, PhD; Nuwanee Kirihennedige, MS, RD; and Nanna Lucia Meyer, PhD, FACSM

Nutritional Status

Competitive Sports and Exercise Training

Body Composition and Eating Disorders

Body Composition and Weight Loss

Body Composition, Chronic Disease, and Aging

Other Applications

Summary