Adaptations to Sprint Exercise Flashcards

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What variables can be adjusted in interval exercise to impact the adaptations to training?

A
Work duration
Rest duration
Work:Rest Ratio
Intensity
Mode
Weekly Frequency
Number of Repetitions
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What is high intensity interval training?

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> 85% VO2max or HRmax during work intervals

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Which metabolic pathways provide the majority of energy for ATP resynthesis during repeated sprints?

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Phosphocreatine and Oxidative Metabolism

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What paper shows the increase in oxidative energy contribution to repeated sprints?

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Parolin et al 1999

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What impact does HIIT vs MICT exercise have on the activity of citrate synthase accoridng to MacInnes et al 2017?

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HIIT had higher citrate synthase activity

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What did Karstoft et al 2015 say about HIIT?

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Interval Walking in type 2 diabetics had a much higher maximal aerobic capacity, decreased fat mass and decreased blood sugar vs Continuous walking

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A 1 MET (equivalent to BMR) increase in VO2max would reduce the risk of all-cause mortality by:

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19%

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8
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Compare endothelial function between HIIT and MICT

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Higher endothelial function in HIIT, so less likely to suffer heart failure, and less likely for it to be fatal

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With did Gibala 2015 say about the physiological adaptations of supramaximal interval training compared to those of traditional aerobic exercise?

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Produces similar physiological adaptations despite dramatically lower exercise volume and time commitment

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According to Burgomaster et al 2005, what effect does sprint interval training have on time to exhaustion?

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Significantly improves it (about doubles it in two weeks)

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According to Burgomaster et al 2006, how does sprint interval training compare to endurance training on improving time trial performance?

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Similar improvements in time trial performance but with 10% of the work/energy expenditure over 2 weeks.

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According to Gibala et al 2006, what effect does sprint interval training having on Carbohydrate Stores comapared to endurance training?

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Similar significant increase

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According to Shepard et al 2012 what effect does Sprint interval training have on Intramuscular triglyceride stores compared to endurance training?

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Significant increase in both type I and type II fibres, similar to endurance training

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According to Gibala et al 2006, what effect does sprint interval training have on buffering capacity compared to endurance training?

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Significant increase, similar to endurance training

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According to Metcalfe et al 2012 and Metcalfe et al 2016 what effect did a 10 minute sprint interval training protocol have on VO2max?

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10-14% mean increase in VO2max

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According to Vollaard, Metcalfe and Williams 2017, what occurs when the number of reps increases in a sprint interval training protocol, in terms of effect on improving VO2max?

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More reps/intervals = similar or worse improvements in VO2max

17
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What do Babrej et al 2009 and Metcalfe et al 2012 say about Sprint interval training and insulin sensitivity?

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Increases it.