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Exercise Response
• Steady State Exercise: Below VT
• Time to achieve steady state: 1 to 3 minutes
Exercise Response
• Exercise above VT: same WL, but ↑in O2
consumption (O2 drift)
Exercise Response
• Incremental ramp test to maximum: VO2max
• Volitional Fatigue
Max Criteria
• Plateau in VO2
• Supramax workload
• Lactate >= 8mmol
• Age predicted HR max
+/- 12bpm
• Volitional fatigue (RPE)
• RER > 1.1
O2 Cost of RT
• Contraction above
15-20% MVC can
cause occlusion of
blood vessels:
• compromises O2
delivery
• BF is suddenly fully
restored during
recovery
• ↑ O2: EPOC
• Can be up to 45%
AEROBIC
contribution
RQ and RER
• A ratio of VCO2 to VO2
• At Rest: RQ
• indicates substrate utilization (major fuel source)
• 1 Carbs; 0.7 fat, 0.81 protein:
• Thus, lower RQ represents reliance on fat as fuel source
• What would an RQ of 0.82 represent?
• At Rest: RQ
• indicates substrate utilization (major fuel source)
• 1 Carbs; 0.7 fat, 0.81 protein
• Thus, lower RQ represents reliance on fat as fuel source
• What would an RQ of 0.82 represent?
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Rest Light Moderate Heavy Maximal
Exercise Intensity
Efficiency
75 Same VO2max
70
65
60
Lower
VO 2(ml/kg/min)
55
VO2max
50
45
40
35
VT
30
Intensity Who would
Athlete 1 Athlete 2 Athlete 3 perform best
in a
marathon?
Efficiency and Economy