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ExRx- Cardiovascular Training

what should always be added in an ExRx? - ANSF.I.T.T.

ACSM recommended frequency for exercise - ANS3-5 days per week: 5 days of moderate, 3
days of vigorous or combination of both

moderate intensity measurements - ANS40-59% HRR, 52-73% MHR, 9-14 RPE

vigorous intensity measurements - ANS60-89% HRR, 74-96% MHR, 15-20 RPE

ACSM recommended duration of exercise - ANS30-60 min Mod., 20-60 min Vig.; less than
20min may be beneficial for sedentary individuals

ACSM recommended exercise volume - ANS500-1000 METs min/week, achieve at least 7000
steps

what does ExRx depend on? - ANScaloric goals, initial health/fitness level, preferences, time
constraints

most typical mode of exercise used - ANSrhythmic, continuous exercise involving major muscle
groups

type A exercise modes - ANSindoor cycling, walking, aqua-aerobics, slow dancing

type B exercise modes - ANSjog/run, row, stair climb, simulated climbing, nordic skiing,
spinning, fast dancing, elliptical training

type C exercise mode - ANSaerobic dance, step aerobics, in-line skating, nordic skiing, jump
rope, swimming, hiking

type D exercise mode - ANSbasketball, handball, racket sports, downhill skiing

T/F every mode of exercise uses the same absolute measures of intensity - ANSfalse, they
have the same relative measurements of intensity

examples of absolute measurements of intensity - ANS(speed, grade, ROMs) min per mile,
MPH & %grade, level or SPM, Watts or kgm/min, Watts

intensity - ANSmain determinant of frequency & duration, important in aerobic training

, relative intensity - ANSan intensity level that's based off of the individuals own physiological
response or perceived exertion to exercise; relative to individual

examples of relative measurements of intensity - ANS% HR, %VO2 max, HRR, RPE

absolute intensity - ANSan intensity that isn't relative to the individual it stays the same
regardless of who it is

what is the most accurate and easiest method to measure during training feedback? - ANSheart
rate

what can be used for a client if we know their VO2 max? - ANSthe 1-to-1 relationship of HRR
and VO2 can be used

% of max HR equations - ANS220-age OR 208-(age)*0.7

Karvonen Method: HRR equation - ANStarget HR range= ((MHR- HRrest)x determined %) +
HRrest

Ex: I have a 30y.o with resting HR 60bpm. What is their HRR at 80%? - ANSMHR: 2210-30=
190
190-60= 130 (max reserve)
130 * 0.8= 104 + 60= 164=80% HRR

antibiotics, asthma meds, decongestants, hypothyroidism, antidepressants influences on
exercise - ANSincreases HR

beta-blockers influences on exercise - ANSdecreases HR and can cause bodyweight increase

1 MET = ? - ANSresting: 3.5 ml/kg/min (avg.)

3-6 METs indicates what type of exercise? - ANSmoderate intensity (40-60% voz max), ex- brisk
walk at 3-4mph

>6 METs indicates what type of exercise? - ANShigh intensity (>60% VO2 max), ex- stationary
cycling at 750kgm/min (150 watts)

what are METs often used for? - ANSto describe peak functional capacity and PA level

training frequency - ANSrefers to how often the workouts are performed (number of sessions
per week), depends on client's goals, fitness level, duration, intensity, recovery time required

duration (time) - ANSmeasure of how long an exercise session lasts, depends on client's goals,
fitness level, intensity; recommends 20-60min, inversely related to intensity

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