Recovery Flashcards

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What is Oxygen debt?

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Amount of 02 needed to break down LACTIC ACID/return body to normal

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What is Excess Post Exercise Oxygen consumption? How is it achieved ? (2)

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Taking in additional 02 to remove lactic acid
Achieved by maintaining ELEVATED CARDIAC OUTPUT/MIN VENTILATION after anaerobic exercise

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Lactic acid removal EQUATION?

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Lactic acid + oxygen —> WATER + CO2 + GLUCOSE

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Factors affecting recovery time (3)

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AGE - older ppl take longer to recover

OVERALL STRENGTH/FITNESS - stronger u are, quicker u will ABSORB 02 to remove lactic acid

GENETICS - some ppl inherit from their parents the ability to recover quickly

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What therapies speed up recovery?

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HOT AND COLD CONTRAST therapy : alternate apply heat and cold packs/baths

MASSAGE THERAPY : massage helps remove blood flow and relax muscles

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why does heart rate increase when exercising ? (2)

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  • deliver more 02 to muscles to turn GLUCOSE to energy
  • ADRENALINE produced cause heart to beat faster
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Why does breathing rate increase when exercising ? (2)

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  • to enable more 02 into bloodstream via lungs
  • meet increased energy demand
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Short term effects of exercise ? (5)

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HR/BR increase

TEMP INCREASE - due to muscular contraction/respiration (muscle lose function if too hot)

SWEAT - sweat evaporates from skin ,taking body gear with it , cooling body down
- effective as water is 25x better at conducting heat than air

RED SKIN - to control temp , blood vessels close to skin ENLARGE
- allows heat to be lost through RADIATION

FATIGUE - lactic acid production/fuel depletion
- occurs in aerobic ex when body runs out of GLUCOSE slowing ENERGY PRODUCTION

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NEGATIVE short term effects of exercise? (2)

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NAUSEA - result of blood being diverted away from DIGESTIVE SYSTEM/twoards WORKING MUSCLES where 02 demand is greater
Digestion slows down = FEEL SICK
Dehydration/too much water can cause nausea

LIGHT HEADEDNESS - during exercise, blood vessels ENLARGE as heart works hard to pump blood around body
- after ex BLOOD PRESSURE DROPS, as it takes time for blood vessels to return to normal size
- affect blood flow to brain

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treatment for short term effects of exercise?

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  • deep breathing - increase 02 uptake
  • lying down/raise legs helps blood flow to heart due to gravity
    increasing 02 to brain
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long term effects of exercise ? (4)

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  • Increases heart size ( CARDIAC HYPERTROPHY- processes where muscular walls of heart get thicker/stronger by training)
  • Lower resting heart rate
  • increase STROKE VOL
  • greater tolerance to lactic acid
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effect of LONG TERM AEROBIC EXERCISE? (4)

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  • stresses heart , causing MUSCLE WALLS TO THICKEN/CHAMBERS INCREASE IN SIZE
  • means heart can pump more forcefully/hold more blood
  • leads to increased STROKE VOLUME
  • Blood is transported to working muscles more EFFICIENTLY, delivery more 02 , allowing athletes to work harder for longer
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why do athletes have lower resting heart rate?

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long term trading leads to INCREASED STROKE VOL.
- so if heart is more capable of ejecting more blood per beat, doesn’t need to work as hard to achieve the same CARDIAC OUTPUT
- therefore lower HR

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14
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Where is excess glucose stored and how?

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LIVER
MUSCLES
as glycogen

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DESCRIBE aerobic respiration?

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GLUCOSE + OXYGEN –> CO2 + WATER + ENERGY
energy produced SLOWLY
- HIGH DURATION /LOWER INTENSITY

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DESCRIBE ANaerobic respiration?

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GLUCOSE –> LACTIC ACID + ENERGY
produce energy quickly
- high intensity , low duration