Unit 5, Aerobic Fitness and Training SFBFC with Complete Solutions Explain Aerobic Energy System - Correct Answers - The main body system that produces energy for activity lasting more than 3 to 4 minutes
- Improves the bodies ability to take in, transport, and use oxygen.
- Improves the body composition (reduces body fat), blood lipid profiles, and reduces the risk of
- Long-term
- Primary Short-term Changes - Correct Answers - Decrease in heart rate at rest or when exercising is
- Increase in blood flow
- Heart becomes stronger and develops a more forceful contraction, allowing more blood to be
developing heart disease.Two types of Body Adaptations (Changes) - Correct Answers - Immediate
Explain Immediate Adaptations - Correct Answers - Changes which occur over the course of a couple of weeks when beginning a cardiovascular training program
the most noticeable change that can be detected by the individual.
pumped.Genetic Influence on Training - Correct Answers - Some individuals may see more dramatic
improvements than others due to:
- Cardiopulmonary system that is better adapted to deliver large amounts of oxygen to the muscle.
- High percentage of Type I muscle fibers that effectively use the oxygen that is delivered to them.
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Long-Term Physiological Changes - Correct Answers Changes which occur after more than 16 weeks of training.
- Increased number of red blood cells
- Increased plasma volume of the blood
- Increased arterial-venous oxygen difference
- Increased capillary density and an increase number of mitochondria in the muscle cells
- Increased mitochondrial density in muscle cells
- Decreased in resting heart rate
- Weight Loss
- Aerobic Training = More red blood cells = increased hemoglobin concentration = more oxygen to
- The improved ability to extract oxygen from the blood occurs primarily because of an increase in
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Red Blood Cells - Correct Answers - Most of the oxygen carried through the blood is bound to Hemoglobin which is a protein found in red blood cells.
the working cells in the body.Plasma Volume - Correct Answers - The liquid part of the blood, the greater the volume the thinner the blood becomes. Making it faster for oxygen to be delivered to the working cells.Arterial-Venous Oxygen Difference - Correct Answers - The measurement of how much oxygen a tissue (muscle) is able to remove from the blood.
the number of capillaries that supply the muscle and more mitochondria in the muscle cells.