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Where does the right side of your heart pump blood to
Lungs
Where does the left side of the heart take blood to
Rest of the body
What is cardiac hypertrophy
Left ventricle of the heart increases in size
What happens because of cardiac hypertrophy and aerobic endurance training
Resting heart rate decreases
Stroke volume increases
Cardiac output increases
What’s the equation for cardiac output
Heart rate x stroke volume
What happens to the respiratory system as a result of aerobic endurance training
Increased strength of respiratory muscles
Increased vital capacity
Increased maximal inspiration
Increased capilirisation
What is vital capacity
Amount of air expelled out of the lungs
What is maximal inspiration
Maximum amount of air you can breathe in one breath
What is capilirisation
Appear in alveoli in lungs and around muscles which allow for high rates of gaseous exchange
What are the skeletal adaptations after flexibility training
Increased synovial fluid
Increased ligament and tendon flexibility
What are the adaptations to the muscular system after flexibility training
Increase muscle length
Increase range of movement
What are the long term effects of muscular endurance
Increased capilirisation
Increased muscle tone
What are the long term effects of strength and power training
Muscle hypertrophy
Increase tendon and ligament strength
Increase bone density
What are the skeletal system functions
Movement
Protection
Blood cell production
Mineral storage
What are the types of muscles in the muscular system
Cardiac smooth and skeletal
What are the long term effects of speed
Increase tolerance to lactic acid
Get faster
Recover faster during game or event
What other side benefits may occur during speed training
Increased flexibility
Increase muscular endurance