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Aerobic & Anaerobic Respiration

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Terms related to energy use during activity.

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Aerobic & Anaerobic Respiration
 

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Terms related to energy use during activity.

by Sam Pearson
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Energy production that uses oxygen to sustain longer activity.

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Energy production without oxygen during short, high-intensity effort.

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Biochemical process releasing energy from nutrients in cells.

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Gas required for efficient energy generation in cells.

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This builds up in the muscles during anaerobic exercise and must be "oxidized" or broken down during the recovery phase (EPOC). (

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Increased oxygen uptake after exercise to restore balance.

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Capacity to perform continuous activity over time.

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The primary fuel source, derived from food, that is broken down during both aerobic and anaerobic respiration to release energy.

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One of the two harmless waste products produced during aerobic respiration (often lost through sweat).

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The intensity level at which the body starts to produce lactic acid faster than it can remove it.

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The red protein in the blood that is responsible for transporting oxygen from the lungs to the muscles.

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This occurs when there is a shortfall of oxygen at the start of exercise before the heart and lungs reach a "steady state."

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