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what is homeostasis?
constant or unchanging internal environment
Describe VO2 max
any activity that takes more than 30 seconds requires oxygen to provide energy
use of oxygen icreases with exercise intensity
what are the 3 stages of the General adaptation syndrome?
1.alarm reaction - initial response to stressor, involves mobilization of systems and processes within the organism
2. resistance development - improval of capacity and building of reserves
3. exhaustion - when stress becomes intolerable, can be acute or chronic
what is the overload principle?
habitually overloading a system causes it to respond and adapt
what quanitifies the overload priniciple?
load, repetition, rest (adaptation occurs during recovery), frequency, specificity, reversibility, individuality