W13 Review - HES 105

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Which factors increase following a period of endurance running training?

VO2 max, running speed at VO2 max, both thresholds, max sustainable running speed

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What kind of load does resistance training put on the heart?

pressure load

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What is the most significant adaptation when resistance training puts a pressure load on the heart?

increase in left ventricular wall thickness

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What kind of load does endurance training put on the heart?

volume load

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What is the most significant adaptation when endurance training puts a volume load on the heart?

increase in left ventricular volume with slight increase in left ventricular wall thickness

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In endurance training, the increase in blood volume that occurs after training has the most direct influence on what?

preload

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In endurance training, the increase in LV volume that occurs after training has the most direct influence on what?

EDV

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In endurance training, the increase in LV wall thickness that occurs after training has the most direct influence on what?

contraction force

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Which variables decrease following a period of endurance training?

HRrest, RPPrest

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Which variables increase following a period of endurance training?

Qmax, SVmax, SBPmax, RPPmax

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What adaptations occurs following endurance training?

mitochondria in the skeletal muscles that are trained get bigger and more abundant

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How does an increase in glycogen content in trained muscle cells support cellular respiration?

It provides more stored carbohydrate for ATP production during exercise.

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How does an increase in triglyceride content in trained muscle cells support cellular respiration?

It supplies more intramuscular fat as a fuel source, especially during prolonged exercise.

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How does increased capillary density in trained muscles support cellular respiration?

It enhances oxygen and nutrient delivery to the muscle cells, supporting aerobic metabolism

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Changes to the cardiovascular system from endurance training are what type of adaptation?

central

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What do central cardiovascular adaptations primarily affect?

O₂ delivery to skeletal muscles

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Changes in muscle cells due to endurance training are what type of adaptation?

Peripheral

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What do peripheral adaptations primarily affect?

O₂ use by skeletal muscles

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Is an increase in maximum ventilation considered a central or peripheral adaptation?

Central

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What does increased maximum ventilation primarily affect?

CaO₂ (arterial oxygen content)

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Endurance training results in which type of adaptation that transfers across all endurance activities?

Cardiovascular

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Which type of endurance adaptation is specific to the activity and may not transfer to others?

Metabolic