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    Cardiorespiratory

    Adaptations to Training

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    Heart size

    SV

    HR Q

    BF

    BP BV

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    Heart size Heart muscle hypertrophy

    In response to increased work demand, the heart

    weight & volume, the left ventricle wall thickness &chamber size all increase as a results of endurance

    training

    Left ventricle greatest change

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    Stroke Volume

    With endurance training, SV shows an

    increase during rest, submax & max exertion

    Why?

    Increase EDV (increase blood plasma)

    Increase in LV contractility - increase elastic coil

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    HR RHR decreases as result of O2 training

    Submax exercise HR also reduce

    Maximal HR either remains unchanged or decreasedslightly with training

    HR recovery period decreased with training

    RT also can lead to reduced HR (not as large as O2

    training)

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    Q Q at rest or during submax exercise remain

    unchanged or decreased slightly after training

    Q at max level of exercise increase considerably(result of substantial increase in maximal stroke

    volume)

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    BF

    Endurance training enhanced BF

    Increased capillarization

    Greater opening of existing capillary

    More effective blood redistribution

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    BP Resting BP is reduced by endurance training in those

    with borderline or moderate hypertension

    Endurance training has little or no effect on BPduring submax & max exercise

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    BV BV increases as a result of endurance training

    The increase is primarily caused by an increase in blood plasmavolume

    RBC count count also increase, but the gain in plasma istypically much higher (greater fluid portion)

    Increased plasma volume decreased blood viscosity (improvecirculation)

    Increased in plasma volume leading to an increase in strokevolume (SV), which in turn leads to an increase in VO2 max.

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    Lung Volume

    Respiratory Rate

    Pulmonary Ventilation Pulmonary Diffusion

    A-VO2diff

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    Lung Volume

    Changes little with training

    Vital capacity (amount of air that can be expelled

    after max inspiration) increase slightly Residual volume (the amount of air that cannot be

    moved out of the lungs) show a slight decrease

    Tidal volume (the amount of air breath in and out

    during normal respiration) is unchanged

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    Respiratory Rate After training, usually lowered at rest and during

    submax work.

    At max rate - increased

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    Respiratory Adaptation to Training Pulmonary Ventilation After training, PV unchanged or slightly reduced at

    rest & submax work.

    Max - increased

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    Pulmonary Diffusion Pulmonary diffusion at maximal work increase due

    to increased ventilation & increase lung perfusion

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    A-VO2diff Increases with training.

    Most notably at max level of work reflecting an

    increased extraction by the tissues & more effectiveblood distribution

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    Metabolic Adaptation to Training

    Lactate threshold (LT)

    Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER)

    Oxygen Consumption (VO2)

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    LT LT increases with training, which allow athletes to

    perform at higher rates of work & levels of O2

    consumption without increasing the BL

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    RER After training, RER is decreased at both absolute &

    submax work.

    These changes are due to greater utilization of FFAinstead of carbs

    Max work RER increased

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    VO2 O2 consumption can be increased slightly at rest and

    decreased slightly or unaltered during submax

    exercise VO2max increases substantially following training

    The oxygen uptake of a person at rest is

    usually 3.5ml.kg-1.min-1