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Key Definitions

Immediate: 0-2 minutes after exercise.


Short term: 24-36 hours after exercise.
Long term: Months and years of training
Hypertrophy: the enlargement of an
organ or tissue caused by the increase in
Immediate effects of exercise Short Term effects of exercise Long Term effects of exercise the size of its cells. Hypertrophy is caused
by training.
Your heart rate will increase as your You may feel light headed Your body will change shape as exercise Fatigue: physical fatigue is a feeling of
heart works harder to deliver oxygen to helps to keep weight down. severe tiredness due to a build up of lactic
the working muscles. acid in the muscles or working for a long
period of time.
You will breathe more deeply and more You may feel nauseous Your resting heart rate will become DOMS: Delayed onset of muscular
frequently. lower as your heart becomes more soreness.
efficient.
Year 7 Recap:
You will feel hotter as your body You will feel very tired and fatigued. Your stamina will improve.
Warm up (4 stages)
temperature increases.
1. Pulse raising activity
You will sweat and your skin will You may experience DOMS if you Your heart will increase in size “cardiac 2. Stretching
redden. This is as part of your body’s exercise intensity was high. hypertrophy”. Your heart is able to 3. Skills practice
temperature controlling system. deliver more blood, and therefore more 4. Mental preparation
oxygen, to the working muscles. Cool down: (2 stages)
Your muscles will ache. Your muscles will increase in size and 1. Pulse lowering activity
produce greater strength 2. Stretching
(hypertrophy). Key terms:
Heart rate: the number of times
You may experience muscle cramps. You will see improvements in the your heart beats per minute
specific components of fitness you Lactic acid: a mild poison and
train. waste product of strenuous
exercise.

Key Questions: 1. List 3 immediate effects of exercise. 2. List 3 short term effects of exercise. 3. List 3 long term effects of exercise. 4. In which term would you experience DOMS?
5. Can you explain what DOMS is? 6. How is hypertrophy linked to effects of exercise? 7. How long does each time period represent? 8. How is fatigue linked to the effects of exercise?

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