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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 365

Explain how understanding physiological responses to aerobic training could be applied to design an effective aerobic training program for a beginner.   (6 marks)

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  • Set initial intensity below the lactate threshold to prevent excessive fatigue and promote adherence
  • Gradually increase duration before intensity to develop basic cardiorespiratory endurance
  • Include monitoring of heart rate to ensure training occurs at appropriate intensity (e.g., 60-70% of maximum heart rate)
  • Design rest periods based on ventilation and heart rate recovery to ensure adequate recovery between sessions
  • Apply the principle of progressive overload by incrementally increasing exercise demands as physiological adaptations occur
  • Incorporate variety in training modalities to address all components of the cardiorespiratory system while maintaining motivation
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Sample Answer 

  • Set initial intensity below the lactate threshold to prevent excessive fatigue and promote adherence
  • Gradually increase duration before intensity to develop basic cardiorespiratory endurance
  • Include monitoring of heart rate to ensure training occurs at appropriate intensity (e.g., 60-70% of maximum heart rate)
  • Design rest periods based on ventilation and heart rate recovery to ensure adequate recovery between sessions
  • Apply the principle of progressive overload by incrementally increasing exercise demands as physiological adaptations occur
  • Incorporate variety in training modalities to address all components of the cardiorespiratory system while maintaining motivation

Filed Under: Responses to training (EO-X) Tagged With: Band 4, Band 5, smc-5532-08-Heart rate, smc-5532-17-Lactate levels

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