Chapter 3 Flashcards
What is the CR system made of
Heart
Blood Pressure
Blood vessels
Blood pressure norms are
120 : 80
Systole is
Contraction of heart (120)
Diastole is
Relaxation of heart (80)
Arteries are…
Veins are…
Capillaries are
Carry blood away from heart
Carry blood to the heart
Distribute blood to all parts of body
What are the 3 systems for energy
ATP - PC system (phosphagen)
Glycolytic (Anaerobic glycolysis/lactic acid)
Aerobic system (oxygen system)
ATP PC (phosphagen) system involves
Initial high intensity
Used during the first 10 - 15 secs
Used in any sprint up to 100m
Glycolytic (anaerobic/lactic acid) involves
Kicks in after ATP-PC (phosphagen) system cannot support activity
Primary source of energy during 1 - 2 mins of high intensity exercise
Used in 400 and 800m runs
Aerobic (oxygen system) involves
Primary energy system used during prolonged, continuous light and moderate intensity exercise
Uses both carbohydrate and fat as energy sources
Which fuel system is used in an 800m run
Glycolytic (anaerobic/lactic acid)
What are the benefits of cardiorespiratory endurance exercise
Improve cardiorespiratory function
Improved cellular metabolism
Reduced risk of chronic diseases
Better control of body fat
Trained individuals develop enhanced fat utilisation
Improved immune function
Improved psychological and emotional well being
What chronic diseases does cardiorespiratory endurance help with?
CDV disease Cancer Type 2 diabetes Osteoporosis Death from all causes
What is the average VO2 max in:
Male 20 - 29 years of age
Male on college track team
Endurance cyclists or runner
Female volletball or male basketball players
Nordic skiers
38 to 43 ml/kg/min
48 to 53
More than 75
40 to 50
More than 90 in males
More than 75 in females
Who has the highest VO2 max
Nordic skiers
VO2 Max practical assessment
What is the constants
ML/kg =
What is the best field test reliability
483
3.5
liters
1.5 mile