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Unscramble these words
  • Doicraserpirtroy canudrene
  • Bareoic stensif
  • tanisma

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Stamina or Cardio -respiratory endurance
  • Is defined as
  • the ability to of the whole body to work
    continuously (over a long period of time)

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NUTRIENTS

O2
  • THE ABILITY FOR THE HEART, LUNGS AND BLOOD
    VESSELS TO DELIVER ADEQUATE AMOUNTS OF OXYGEN AND
    NUTRIENTS TO THE CELLS TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF
    PROLONGED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY.
  • In other words, it means to work using your whole
    body and you do that working with oxygen.

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HEART
CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS
BLOOD VESSELS
LUNGS
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Task
  • List 5 activities which help promote cardio -
    respiratory endurance.
  • List some benefits of improving cardio
    respiratory fitness.

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  • 5 activities which help promote cardiovascular
    fitness.
  • Running (long duration)
  • Cycling
  • Rowing
  • Skipping
  • Trampolining
  • Swimming
  • benefits of improving cardiovascular fitness.
  • You can work longer or harder before becoming
    exhausted
  • You can do the same amount of work with less
    effort
  • You recover from work more quickly

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Efficient cardiovascular system
  • During physical activity a higher amount of
    energy is required to carry out the work.
  • The heart, lungs and blood vessels have to
    deliver more O2 to accomplish the task.
  • Only an individual with a high cardiovascular
    endurance will be able to deliver with ease.
  • An individual with low CV rate will have to work
    harder thereby leading to fatigue.

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Cardiovascular exercise
  • The main objective of these exercises is to
    improve the capacity of the cardiovascular
    system.
  • The heart like any other muscle must be
    overloaded.
  • This can be accomplished by aerobic exercise.
  • What is important here is the F.I.T.T principle.

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F.I.T.T. Principle
  • The FITT principle should be applied to the
    training of any sportthis means
  • F requency how often you train per week.
  • I ntensity how hard you work/exercise. I.e
    which training zone your targeting.
  • T ime duration you work for/ how long your
    training lasts
  • T ype what type of training activity you do

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Frequency
  • Ideally it should be at least 4-5 times a week.
  • Although even if aerobic training is done 3 times
    a week it will help maintain good cardiovascular
    fitness

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Cardio-respiratory endurance training zones
  • Intensity means how hard a person should
    exercise.
  • Whenever you exercise you must raise your heart
    rate to be within this zone.
  • This can be calculated as shown
  • Estimate your maximal heart rate (MHR) 220-age
  • Heart rate reserve (HRR) MHR-pulse
  • 70 of HRRpulsex
  • 80of HRRpulsey
  • CV zone between xy

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Time
  • It is recommended that a person maintains this HR
    for a period of 15 mins up to an hour.
  • If a person is training at 80 of HRR then
    15-20mins would be enough but if a person trains
    between 60-70 of HRR then at least 30 mins is
    required.

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Type
  • The training activity must be a type of exercise
    that will improve aerobic fitness..eg Continuous
    training, fartlek, aerobics, interval training or
    circuits.
  • running, cycling, swimming and cv machines in
    gyms(rower, cross trainer, step machine and bike)
    will all benefit aerobic training.

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What are the results of training?
The lungs will be more effective- there is an
Increase in the amount of air taken in on Each
breath
The size of the heart Will increase, allowing
more blood to be pumped per beat.
More oxygen will reach The muscles more quickly,
Allowing a person to work longer and harder
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