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recovery heart rate
the gradual returning of the heart rate to resting levels within 5 to 10 minutes of a session of normal cardiovascular physical activity or exercise
diaphragm
a muscle in the middle chest area that is used in breathing
intercostal
a muscle around the ribs that is used in breathing
abdominal
a muscle in the lower stomach area that is used in breathing
asthma
restriction of the breathing passages due to dust, allergies, pollution, or even vigorous exercise
hemoglobin
an iron-rich compound in the blood that helps carry oxygen from the lungs to the muscles, tissues, and organs
circulatory system
the heart and the system of blood vessels in the body, including the arteries, capillaries, and veins
artery
a blood vessel that carries blood AWAY from the heart to supply oxygen to the body
capillary
a small blood vessel that delivers oxygen to the individual muscle, tissue, and organ cells
vein
a blood vessel that collects blood from the capillaries and carries it BACK to the heart
muscle pump
the contraction of the muscles in the body (esp legs) as the muscles squeeze the veins to help blood move back to the right side of the heart
blood pressure
the force by which blood is pushed against the walls of the arteries
systolic blood pressure
the pressure on the arteries when the heart contracts
diastolic blood pressure
the pressure on the arteries when the heart relaxes after contraction
aerobic
with oxygen
anaerobic
without oxygen
aerobic fitness level
cardiovascular fitness level
interval training
alternating higher-intensity physical activities or exercises with lower-intensity recovery bouts for sev minutes at time
slow-twitch muscle fiber
a muscle cell that is assoc with a high ability to do aerobic work
fast-twitch muscle fiber
a muscle cell that is suited to anaerobic work
percentage of maximum heart rate
a method of calculating an exercise intensity; 60 to 90 percent or your max heart rate
target heart rate zone
the recom intensity for aerobic conditioning; est to be b/t 60 and 90 percent of one's predicted max heart rate