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par Nurfarhana Mahat Il y a 4 années

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEMS

The human body uses two primary energy systems to fuel physical activity: anaerobic and aerobic. The anaerobic system is designed for short bursts of high-intensity effort, relying on stored energy sources rather than oxygen.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEMS

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEMS

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ANAEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEMS

BENEFITS OF ANAEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEMS
strengthen bones

builds muscle

increase stamina

example of anaerobic exercise
heavy weight lifting
sprinting
jumping
anaerobic means "without air"
typically performed at a higher intensity
body producing energy without oxygen

lactid acid

last from 10-20 seconds

ATP (AdenosineTriPhosphate)

last from 0-10 seconds

involve quick burst of energy
perform maximum effort for a short time

relied on store energy sources rather than oxygen to fuel itself (includes breaking down glucoses)

AEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEMS

type of cardiovascular conditioning or "CARDIO"
BENEFITS OF AEROBIC ENERGY SYSTEMS

help lower and control blood pressure

increase stamina & reduce fatigue during exercise

strengthen your heart

example of aerobic exercise

cycling

running

swimming

aerobic means "with air"

involves in any exercise that last longer than 2 minutes

producing energy using oxygen

during cardiovascular conditioning you

heart rate increase

maximizing the amount of oxygen in the blood

increasing blood flow to the muscle and back to the lungs

breathing