Physiology of Exercise - The anaerobic threshold concept - Altered physiological responses to exercise above the anaerobic threshold
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Why are glycogen reserves depleted faster during exercise above AT?
Why is the exercise endurance impaired when exercising anaerobically?
What effect has exercising above AT on oxyhemoglobin dissociation?
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Besides the increase of [H+] there is also an other mechanisms responsible for the dissociation of O2 from hemoglobin, especially below LAT. Name that mechanism.
What mechanism is responsible for the increase of [Na+] and [Cl-] in the arterial blood when exercising above LT?
Does VO2 reach a steady state when performing above AT? And VCO2?
When performing above AT which 2 mechanisms contribute to the increase of VCO2?
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