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cardiorespiratory fitness
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what is cardiorespiratory endurance/fitness
the measure of the pulmonary and cardiovascular system working together with the skeletal muscle to produce and do aerobic activities
cardiorespiratory endurance is the most important ….
component of health-related fitness
what are the four components of health-related fitness
body comp
CRF
muscle fitness
flexibility
what is cardiorespiratory fitness necessary for?
to sustain energy needed for daily life
vital in CVD prevention
aerobic vs anaerobic activity
aerobic uses oxygen to resynthesize ATP
anaerobic does not use oxygen to resynthesize ATP
what pathways do aerobic activities use to make energy
Krebs cycle and electronic transport chain to resynthesize ATP via CHO or fat oxidation
CHO and fat oxidation occur ….
together
what determines which oxidation is used in aerobic activity
intensity and duration
intensity determines….
duration
where does ATP production happen?
in the mitochondria
when does fat oxidation typically kick in
after 2 hours
what are the different ways to gauge intensity
HR max
HRR
VO2 max
VO2R
RPE
talk test
what does HRR stand for
heart rate reserve
what does VO2R stand for
VO2 reserve
what does RPE stand for
rate of perceived activity
how long in aerobic activity
more than three minutes
where does anaerobic activity happen
in the sarcoplasm
how long is anaerobic activity
less than three minutes
what is the physiology of cardiorespiratory
(breath air into the lungs),
blood travels through the lungs where the oxygen moves from inside the alveoli to the hemoglobin in blood
heart pumps blood carrying oxygen through the circulatory system and to organs/tissue
cells within the tissues use oxygen to create ATP
what is the purpose of iron in hemoglobin
four irons are on the RBC, and the oxygen attaches to the iron for transportation
what is low CR endurance
heart has to work at a higher rate, less oxygen is delivered to the tissues, and you fatigue faster
what is high CR endurance
able to deliver the required amount of oxygen to the tissues with relative ease
what is the 1st way to determine the heart’s work rate
heart rate, 1st indicator of heart health
what is heart rate
number of BPM’s
pulse
what is a normal HR at rest
60-80bpm
what is high CRF heart rate
40-60bpm
what is a low CRF heart rate
80-100bpm
what is the 2nd way to determine heart’s work rate
stroke volume
what is stroke volume
amount of blood (ml/L) the heart pumps per beat
what is the 3rd way to determine heart’s work rate
cardiac output
what is cardiac output
amount of blood pumped per minute
what is the equation for cardiac output
CO = SV x HR
what is the average person’s cardiac output
5 liters
what is VO2max
maximal oxygen uptake/consumption that can be used by the cells
what is resting oxygen uptake
oxygen used at rest
what is the average amount oxygen a person uses at rest
3.5 ml
what is one met
3.5 ml /kg of body weight/ min