Exam 2 Ch 11 Cardio Respiratory Programming Flashcards
Elements of Cardiorespiratory workout
Warm-up
Endurance Conditioning
Cool-down
Stretching
Warm-up
5-10 mins
Low-moderate intensities
Increased blood flow
increased core temp
Decreased likelihood of injury
Reduced chance of cardiac arrhythmias
Endurance Conditioning
Follow FITT-VP prinicple
20-60 min per session (depends on intensity)
What is the minimum single bout duration for endurance conditioning
10 min continuous
What is the accumulative minute amount a day for endurance conditioning
30 min/day MIPA
or
20 min/day VIPA
Cool down
immediately follows endurance conditioning
5-10 mins
HR and BP return to near pre exercise levels
Maintains venous return to heart
Stretching
5-10 min
Target major muscle groups
may reduce soreness and cramping
Exercise Prescription for Improved Health and Cardiorespiratory fitness
Frequency
5 days/wk MIPA, 3 days/wk VIPA, or combination therof
Exercise Prescription for Improved Health and Cardiorespiratory fitness
Intensity
MIPA (3-6 MET; 40 to 60% of VO2R)
VIPA (>6 MET; 60-89% of VO2R)
or combination thereof
%HRR may be used instead of VO2R
Exercise Prescription for Improved Health and Cardiorespiratory fitness
Type (mode)
Aerobic, large muscle groups
Rhythmic action
Little skill required
Exercise Prescription for Improved Health and Cardiorespiratory fitness
Time (duration)
> 150 min/wk MIPA, 20-60 min/wk VIPA or combination thereof
Exercise Prescription for Improved Health and Cardiorespiratory fitness
Volume
about 1000 kcal/wk
500-1000 MET min per week
Exercise Prescription for Improved Health and Cardiorespiratory fitness
Progression
increase per client ability to adapt
Type A of exercise
Minimal skill and fitness level required
(cycling indoors, walking, aqua aerobics, slow dancing)
Type B of exercise
Vigorous, minimal skill but average fitness level requried
(jogging/running, rowing, stair climbing, elliptical, spinning, fast dancing)
Type C of exercise
Require skill and average fitness level
(aerobic dance, in-line skating, rope skipping, swimming)
Type D of exercise
Recreational activities, may improve fitness
(Basketball, downhill skiing, handball, racket sports, hiking)
what should we use to set exercise intensity
ACSM recommends using %VO2 reserve