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Aerobic
Means "with air" -relates to the energy process that occurs in the presence of adequate oxygen
Cardiovascular Fitness
This is a type of dynamic exercise involving large muscles during a moderate to high intensity exercise of a prolonged period
Cardiovascular Fitness reflects...
the lung taking in air and transporting it to the blood
the heart pumps the oxygenated blood to the tissues
the blood vessels carry the blood
the blood is saturated with oxygen
the muscles extract the oxygen and utilize it
Oxygen Consumption VO2MAX
V=volume of oxygen per a min
O2= Oxygen
Max= the maximal rate at which the oxygen can be consumed during exercise or the maximal rate at which oxygen can be UPTAKE,DISTRIBUTED,UTILIZED by the body during PA.
UPTAKE,DISTRIBUTION,UTLIZATION
the lungs take in the oxygen, transports it to the blood, to the tissues, skeletal muscle utilizes through the workout
Rick Equation
CO = VO2( A-VO2)

VO2= CO / (A-VO2)
MAX O2 other names
VO2 max, peak aerobic power, maximal aerobic power, maximum voluntary oxxygen consumption, cardio-respiratory aerobic capacity, maximal cardio-respiratory fitness, maximal functional aerobic capacity
Best way of measuring VO2max
Direct measurment using a metabolic cart
Abosolute, Relative, and METS

units of VO2max
Absolute = L/min
Relative = ml/kg/min BODY WEIGHT
ml/kg of FFM/min relative to FFM

1 Met = 3.5 ml/kg/min
MET= Metabolic Equivalents

metabolic equivalent rate
Validity

Reliability
Valid- the degree of which the test measures what its suppose to measure ... greater than 0.90

Reliability- the degree of consistent repeated results..greater than 0.80
Percentages of Physical activity in the world

Obese percentage

Sedentary percent

REPS for young and older adults
60% world pop meets the PA standard recommendation
50% of US adults meet it
25% US adults no PA
30% adults obese

Younger adults 18-24 8-12 reps
Older than 65 10-15 reps
older = flexibility and balance
The order of tests before the activity
-Resting body measurements = height,weight,blood pressure, heart rate
-Body composition %body fat
-cardiovascular endurance
-muscloskeletal endurance
-balance and flexibility
Vo2 max range
15 = sedentary with disease
75 = young endurance runner

women about 10-20% lower than men or 15-30% even when body mass is taken into account
due to men having larger lungs, oxygen capacity, differences enzymatic capabilites
Weight vs. cardiorespirtory fitness
they may loose weight which changes the VO2max to higher but not a true improvement in fitness
1 L = 1000 ml
convert absolute to relative
1 MET =
resting metabolic rate 3.5ml/kg/min

it is a relative term due to the weight is included
VO2 max depends on
Cardiac output = stroke volume, peripheral resistance, heart rate
Muscle mass
Muscle fiber type
-Hemoglobins
-Oxygen Extraction = muscle mitochondrial density and oxidative ezymes
- Muscle blood flow - capillary density
Factors affecting VO2 max
Age - Child<Adult
- Older adult< young adult

Hereditary - estimated 25-40% aerobic capacity has a genetic component

Mode of the exercise = related to the amount of muscle utilized
treadmill=bench stepping>cycling>arm ergometer
-Think about the specificity of the mode
-Body size and composition
-Training status
-Amplitude
-Temperature
Criteria of VO2max
VO2 does not increase by more than 150ml/min with increase in workload
-Lactate concentration increase 8mmol/L
- RER- greater than 1.5
-RPE- increase 17
-HR plateaus
VO2max can be assesed by using MAXIMAL V2. SUBMAXIMAL
maximal - clinical, diagnostic
may be directly measured using metabolic cart or may be estimated by time a treadmill

SUBMAXIMAL- provide heart rate and blood pressure response to different intensities, estimated by using HR response, not diagnostic, less cost and time consuming

Should i use max or submax
Client and Setting, reasons for administering the test, equipment and personalell
Percentages of Physical activity in the world

Obese percentage

Sedentary percent

REPS for young and older adults
60% world pop meets the PA standard recommendation
50% of US adults meet it
25% US adults no PA
30% adults obese

Younger adults 18-24 8-12 reps
Older than 65 10-15 reps
older = flexibility and balance
The order of tests before the activity
-Resting body measurements = height,weight,blood pressure, heart rate
-Body composition %body fat
-cardiovascular endurance
-muscloskeletal endurance
-balance and flexibility
Vo2 max range
15 = sedentary with disease
75 = young endurance runner

women about 10-20% lower than men or 15-30% even when body mass is taken into account
due to men having larger lungs, oxygen capacity, differences enzymatic capabilites
Weight vs. cardiorespirtory fitness
they may loose weight which changes the VO2max to higher but not a true improvement in fitness
1 L = 1000 ml
convert absolute to relative
1 MET =
resting metabolic rate 3.5ml/kg/min

it is a relative term due to the weight is included
VO2 max depends on
Cardiac output = stroke volume, peripheral resistance, heart rate
Muscle mass
Muscle fiber type
-Hemoglobins
-Oxygen Extraction = muscle mitochondrial density and oxidative ezymes
- Muscle blood flow - capillary density
Factors affecting VO2 max
Age - Child<Adult
- Older adult< young adult

Hereditary - estimated 25-40% aerobic capacity has a genetic component

Mode of the exercise = related to the amount of muscle utilized
treadmill=bench stepping>cycling>arm ergometer
-Think about the specificity of the mode
-Body size and composition
-Training status
-Amplitude
-Temperature
Criteria of VO2max
VO2 does not increase by more than 150ml/min with increase in workload
-Lactate concentration increase 8mmol/L
- RER- greater than 1.5
-RPE- increase 17
-HR plateaus
VO2max can be assesed by using MAXIMAL V2. SUBMAXIMAL
maximal - clinical, diagnostic
may be directly measured using metabolic cart or may be estimated by time a treadmill

SUBMAXIMAL- provide heart rate and blood pressure response to different intensities, estimated by using HR response, not diagnostic, less cost and time consuming

Should i use max or submax
Client and Setting, reasons for administering the test, equipment and personalell