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What is Stroke volume

The amount of blood pumped out of the left ventricle of heart in a single contraction

How is stroke volume effected by aerobic training

An increase in stroke volume, more blood pumped around the body per contraction

Cardiac output

Amount of blood pumped out of the L- ventricle per minute

How is cardiac output calculated?

Stroke volume (SV) X Number of beats per minute (HR) = Cardiac output (CO)

How is CO effected by training

Increase in cardiac output, heart pumps more blood around the body at any HR, decrease in resting HR

What is haemoglobin

Responsible for the transport of oxygen, CO2 binds to haemoglobin then delivers to the working cells

How does training affect haemoglobin level

Increases level of haemoglobin per millilitre of blood, meaning each ML of blood is delivering more oxygen

Oxygen uptake

The body’s ability to absorb oxygen into the blood, transport the oxygen, then transfer it into the muscle