Week 3: Aerobic training Flashcards

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1
Q

What is aerobic fitness and endurance?

A

The capacity to sustain a given velocity or power for the longest possible time

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2
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How does ATP breakdown when in anaerobic conditions?

A

ADP + P + energy

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3
Q

What % of VO2max does low aerobic intensity occur?

A

<50%

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4
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How long does low intensity aerobic sessions last?

A

60-120 mins

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5
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What % of VO2max does moderate aerobic intensity occur?

A

60-85% VO2max

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6
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How long does moderate intensity aerobic sessions last?

A

25-50 mins

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7
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What % of VO2max does high aerobic intensity occur?

A

90-120% VO2max

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8
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How long does high intensity aerobic sessions last?

A

1-5 mins

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9
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Why is having a low resting HR beneficial for health?

A

Less strain on the CV system

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10
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How does stroke volume increase with training?

A

Increased end diastolic volume
Increased contractility
Decreased total peripheral resistance (more efficient blood vessels, more responsive)

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11
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What are the two factors that cause hypervolemia?

A

Increases in circulating proteins and electrolytes

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12
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How does endurance training change haematocrit, plasma volume and blood volume?

A

Increases all

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13
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What are the central adaptations for aerobic training?

A

More blood per beat
Increased muscle blood flow
Blood contains more O2
Muscle oxygen delivery is enhanced
Decreased ventilation at submaximal exercise
Higher ventilation rate at maximal intensities

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14
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What are the mitochondrial changes following aerobic training?

A

Increased size and number

Increases in oxidative enzyme

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15
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What are the substrate changes following aerobic training?

A

Muscle glycogen conc increases

Increased substrates

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16
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What are the peripheral CV changes following aerobic training?

A

Number of capillariers per muscle fibre increases

17
Q

What are the metabolism changes following aerobic training during sub-maximal work?

A

Increased fat uptake from blood
Increased fat utilisation
Decreased glycogen utilisation
Decreased lactate production

18
Q

What does the maximum rate of aerobic ATP production reflect?

A

VO2 max

19
Q

What % of maximal intensity is low aerobic intensity?

A

<10%

20
Q

What % of maximal intensity is moderate aerobic intensity?

A

10-20%

21
Q

What % of maximal intensity is high aerobic intensity?

A

> 25-30%

22
Q

What is stroke volume?

A

The amount of blood ejected by the left ventricle in one contraction

23
Q

What does cardiac output equal?

A

HR x SV

24
Q

What is hypervolemia?

A

A medical condition where there is to much fluid in the blood

25
Q

What does training elicit to stimulate the production of RBC?

A

Hypoxaemia

26
Q

How does hypoxaemia cause an increase in RBC?

A

Cause the kidney to secrete EPO which stimulates RBC production in marrow of long bones
Increases RBC mass and therefore haemoglobin

27
Q

What are the muscle fibre type changes following aerobic training?

A

FTx to FTa

FTa to ST