Chapter 1 Common Measurements in Exercise

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Metric system

The standard system of measurement used by scientists to express mass, length, and volume

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Common prefixes

mega, kilo, centi, milli, micro, nano

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Force

mass * acceleration

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Acceleration

Rate of change of velocity over time (change in velocity / change in time)

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Work

force * distance

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Power

work/time

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Ergometry

Measurement of work output

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Ergometer

Device to measure work

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Direct Calorimetry

Measurement of EE via measurement of body heat production (gold standard)

Energy expenditure commonly measured in calories

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Indirect calorimetry

Measurement of EE by measuring VO2 (people are more familiar with this)

Determines VO2 by measure amount of O2 consumed

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1 MET

3.5 ml/kg/min

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Efficiency of exercise

Ratio of work output to energy input

A more efficient individual uses less energy to perform the same tasks/amount of work

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Concept of net efficiency

Ratio of work output/energy input (above rest)

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% Net efficiency

(work output / energy input) x 100

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Exercise intensity

Curvilinear relationship between work rate and energy expenditure

Efficiency decreased at high exercise intensities due to higher energy cost of very heavy exercise

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Speed of movement (reflective of power output)

An optimum speed of movement exists and deviation from it reduces efficiency

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Muscle fiber types

Slow muscle fibers (Type I) more efficient in using ATP, more fatigue resistant than fast muscle fibers (Type II)

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Factors impacting exercise effciency

Exercise intensity, speed of movement, muscle fiber type

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Force vs Velocity of movement curve

As velocity increases, the less force you produce

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Speed of movement: power curve

There will be a speed with optimal power

Around 30-60% of 1 rep max

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Running Economy (RE)

Measured as VO2 of running at a specific speed

-lower VO2 at the same speed indicated better RE

-measure RE at a submaximal "steady state"

Type I fibers are more efficient than Type II

Elite runners are more efficient than non-runners

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Main determinants of endurance performance

VO2 max, lactate threshold, economy of movement (RE)

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Peak vs relative

Relative divide value by body weight

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Advanced ergometers

Wahoo KICKR Bike, Biodex Isokinetic Testing, SEGR Fv 1 Electric Leg Press, AccuPower Force Plates, Treadmetrix Treadmill