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How is cardiac output calculated

HRxSV

What is a cardiovascular adaptation toAerobic training

Increased stroke volume more blood

What is a respiratory adaptation to Aerobic training

Increase in O2 uptake by body tissues

What is a long term effect of Aerobic exercise on Blood pressure

Reduced systolic and diastolic bliss pressure

What is a direct symptom of blood pooling following cessation of intense exercise

Dizziness and feeling faint

What is a short term effect of exercise on bones and joints

Increased production of synovial fluid

DOMS is characterised by

Micro tearing of muscle fibres

What is most likely to cause DOMS

Negative part of an exercise

What is a long term effect of endurance exercise on type 1 muscle fibres

Increased number and size of mitochondria

What stretch would be beneficial for someone who has a kyphosis posture

Standing chest stretch

Muscular endurance is defined as

The ability of a muscle /group of muscles to continue to exert force and resist fatigue

components of skill-related fitness

Co-ordination, Agility, Speed,


reaction time , balance, power


Which body type is genetically advantaged in strength-based activities

Mesomorph

Principles of training are

Overload


Progression


Specificity


Reversibility

Which principle of training does the term use it or loose it apply to

Reversibility

What are the components of the FITT principles

Frequency, intensity, time, type of training

The ability of the body to respond to increased demands placed upon it during training is known as

Adaptability

A progressive training programme is based upon the principle that

Without gradual overload performance will not improve

When should a training program be regressed

After an injury

If training at home which FITT principle needs to be modified

Type of exercise

Decreasing the speed of an exercise will most likely be associated with

Improvement in technique

What effect will shortening the levers have on resistance training

Make the agonist work less hard

Recommended exercise per week

75 min per week


25 min per day


3 x a week