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Unit 2 The Physiology Of Fitness
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1.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF FITNESS
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Patrick J. Lynch
2.
MUSCULAR SYSTEM RESPONSES
Increased blood supply:
During exercise 87% of blood goes to the muscles.
This happens because the blood goes the accentual muscles you during
exercise and not the unaccental ones like kidney which needs less blood.
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3.
INCREASE IN MUSCLE PLIABILITY
The muscle warm up to incrase range of movement.
It happens to reduces the change of injure and energy is relased
and heat is created.
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4.
INCREASE RANGE OF MOVEMENT
During exerises your muscles stretch allowing more movement at the joints
This allows your muscles to extend fully meaning joints are more effective
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Army Medicine
5.
MUSCLE FIBRE TEARS
During exercise little microscopic tears in the muscles
This can make your muscles stronger and bigger as they need to be repaired
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juhansonin
6.
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM RESPONSE
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Rob Swatski
7.
HEART RATE ANTICIPATORY RESPONSE
Adrenaline is injected into the heart and brain
This happens to get your body reach for exercise by raising
heart and breathing rate.
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Patrick J. Lynch
8.
HEART RATE ACTIVITY RESPONSE
This is the heart rate during exercise
This is when increased message ate sent from the cardic system
to the brain getting it ready for exercise.
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Rob Swatski
9.
INCREASE BLOOD PRESSURE
During exercise more force is exerited on the wall
of the vessel walls.
To get more oxygen to the working muscles the
pressure which Increase is systolic.
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Christiana Care
10.
VASOCONSTRICTION
The size of the blood vessels when they decreased
This happen because lee blood is need at the unaccental muscles
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Rob Swatski
11.
VASODILATION
The size of the blood vessels increase
To increase the flow of blood to the working muscles
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Rob Swatski
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