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PRESENTATION BY:- G.R.A.C GAMLATH
SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKAN
Undergraduate 2013/2014
EXERSICE
PHYSIOLOGY
GET TO A HEALTHIER PLACE
Exercise physiology
Content….
01).Fitness component
02).Training principles
03).Adaptation and resistant training
04).Energy sources and system
05).Immediate effect of activity
Fitness component
• Meanly two type of fitness
i. Skill related
ii. Health related
• Skill related fitness is (every humans are have
aptitude)
• Health related is internal and external health
fitness
Skill related compound
• Speed
• Power
• Balance
• Coordination
• Agility
Health related
• Muscular strength
• Muscular endurance
• Cardiovascular endurance
• Flexibility
• Body composition
Training principal
• Compound….
• Warm up
• Training principal
• Effect of warm up
• Cool down
Warm up
• Warm up is prepare the body for the event
• Two type of warm up
i. Active warm up
ii. Passive warm up
• Components of warm up
i. Easy jogging
ii. Flexibility
iii. static
iv. dynamic
Component of warm up
• Mobilisation exercise;- take joints increase
range of motion
• Light aerobic activity;-raise heart rate and
temperature
• Stretching exercise;- easy, dynamic, specifics
exercise
Flexibility
• Four type of stretching
• Statics;-doing stretching with out
movement
• Dynamics;-doing stretching with movement
• Ballistics;- fast movement of dynamic
• PNF;-doing stretching contract and relax
movement
Benefits of flexibility training
• Helps to motion & range of movement
• Helps injury prevention
• Relax (acute and chronic)
• Helps rehabilitation after injury
• Improve exercise & sport performance
• Reduce muscles tension & aids relaxation
Type’s of muscular movement
• Isometrics movement;- no any movement
• Isotonic movement;- with movement
• Isokinetic movement;- with movement and
use the machine
Warm up- the change the body
• Body temperate increase
• Heart rate and stroke volume cardio out put
increase
• O2 level hemoglobin level increase
• Improve physical efficiency
• Deep muscles temperate increase
• Contraction & relaxation with greater speed
• metabolic increase
• Colours changes
Physical and psychological effects of
warm up;-
• Physical;-
• increase body & muscles temperate,temperate
depend physiological process
• Oxygen transports increase
• Activation respiration & circulation
• Increase to muscles blood flow
• Increase oxygen uptake in the tissues
• Acceleration the metabolic activities
Physical & psychological effect of
warm up
 Psychological
• Reduce stress level
• Hormone level increase
• Control the activation or activity before the
competition & event
• Visualize their performance
• Mental strong
Warm up duration and guidelines
• Warm up duration;-
i. Environment
ii. time of day
iii. Intensity of session
iv. Ability level
v. Length of session
Warm up guidelines
• Activity should be start of a low intensity
• Movement should be progressive
• Warm up should be avoid competitive
• warm up should be different,
i. Cool environment worm up should be 40to
50 min
ii. Hot environment worm up should be 20 min
If worm up get benefits mainly
Prevent injury;-
warm up
increase body temperate
increase flexibility &range of motion
Prevent injury
If warm up get benefits mainly
Improve performance;-
warm up
heart rate increase
oxygen level increase
Energy increase
Improve performance
Training principals
S-Specificity
P-Progressive
O-Overlord
R-Reversability
T-Tedium
Training principals
Specificity;-
• Specifics type of activities
• To develops specifics fitness component
Progression;-
• Follow step by step
• Increase gradually step by step
Training principals
Over lord;-
• Develop fitness components
• Muscles become strength and adaption
• Step by step increase our training lord
• Increase intensity, volume, reduce rest time
• Increase training frequencies & training
repation.
Training principals
Reversibility;-
• Day to day training.
Tedium;-
• Adaptations
• Training programs should be multiple, varity
• Training should not boring
• Part of the psychology
Cool down
• Gradually return the body temperate.
• Working pulse rate become resting pulse rate.
• Pulse rate come down. (slow jogging and slow
working)
• Help prevent injury.
• Reduce muscles stifness and risk.
• Muscles stretch.
• Mental relax.
Three type of training
• Warm up
• Main parts
• Cool down
Training methods in main parts
Intervals training;- (with intervals l rest)
Continuous training;-( with out l rest )
Fartlek training;-( pulse rate up and down ,
high & low speed )
Training methods
Circuit training;- (different, different exercies)
Weight training;-(resistant training)
Aerobics training;-(cardiovascular training)
Altitude training;-
Training
 micro cycle (doing per week training)
Session (morning/noon/evening)
Unit ( warm up,
main parts,
cool down.)
Adaptation
• We are familiar to exercise
• Motor unit
Adaptation
• Motor unit function;-
motor neurons
Branches of motor neurons
Myofiber
Muscles fibers
Adaptation to resistance training
performance variable
• Muscular strength
• Muscular endurance
• Aerobic power
• Maximal rate of form
• Vertical jump
• anaerobic power
• Sprint speed
• Increase
• Increase
• No change
• Increase
• Increase
• Increase
• increase
• Fiber size
• Capillary density
• Maitochondia
• Myofibers
• Myofibers volume
• Cytoplasam volume
• 3 type of strength
• Increase
• No changes
• Increase
• Increase
• Increase
• Increase
• Strength endurance
• Maximum endurance
• Expossive endurance
Adaptation graph
Energy sources & systems
There are three type of sources
carbohydrate- glycogen
fat - fatty acid
protien - amaino acid
There are two type of energy system
Aerobic
aenarobic
Energy system
anaerobic
Anearobic
lactic
(glycolytic)
Anearobic
alactic
(ATP-PCR)
aerobic
(oxidative)
Energy sources
• Carbohydrate
Carbohydrate have Sugar, vegetable, bread,
frut
Body need to fuel fore the body movement
Carbohydrate have high intensity
Carbohydrate storage glycogen in the blood
and adipose tissue
Carbohydrate use anaerobic energy system
Energy source
• Fat
Butter, oils, nuts
Produce oxygen more
Fat storage fatty acid in the blood and adipose
tissue
Fat energy source but slow
C H O32, there are 32 oxygen it becouse
brake down is slow
Energy sources
• Protein
Protein have Meat, fish, eggs
Protein growth & repair of the body
From protein produce ATP very slow
Prevent our injury
Recovery the damage
Amaino acid save or storage muscles
ATP time duration
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Exercise physiology

  • 1. PRESENTATION BY:- G.R.A.C GAMLATH SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKAN Undergraduate 2013/2014 EXERSICE PHYSIOLOGY GET TO A HEALTHIER PLACE
  • 2. Exercise physiology Content…. 01).Fitness component 02).Training principles 03).Adaptation and resistant training 04).Energy sources and system 05).Immediate effect of activity
  • 3. Fitness component • Meanly two type of fitness i. Skill related ii. Health related • Skill related fitness is (every humans are have aptitude) • Health related is internal and external health fitness
  • 4. Skill related compound • Speed • Power • Balance • Coordination • Agility
  • 5. Health related • Muscular strength • Muscular endurance • Cardiovascular endurance • Flexibility • Body composition
  • 6. Training principal • Compound…. • Warm up • Training principal • Effect of warm up • Cool down
  • 7. Warm up • Warm up is prepare the body for the event • Two type of warm up i. Active warm up ii. Passive warm up • Components of warm up i. Easy jogging ii. Flexibility iii. static iv. dynamic
  • 8. Component of warm up • Mobilisation exercise;- take joints increase range of motion • Light aerobic activity;-raise heart rate and temperature • Stretching exercise;- easy, dynamic, specifics exercise
  • 9. Flexibility • Four type of stretching • Statics;-doing stretching with out movement • Dynamics;-doing stretching with movement • Ballistics;- fast movement of dynamic • PNF;-doing stretching contract and relax movement
  • 10. Benefits of flexibility training • Helps to motion & range of movement • Helps injury prevention • Relax (acute and chronic) • Helps rehabilitation after injury • Improve exercise & sport performance • Reduce muscles tension & aids relaxation
  • 11. Type’s of muscular movement • Isometrics movement;- no any movement • Isotonic movement;- with movement • Isokinetic movement;- with movement and use the machine
  • 12. Warm up- the change the body • Body temperate increase • Heart rate and stroke volume cardio out put increase • O2 level hemoglobin level increase • Improve physical efficiency • Deep muscles temperate increase • Contraction & relaxation with greater speed • metabolic increase • Colours changes
  • 13. Physical and psychological effects of warm up;- • Physical;- • increase body & muscles temperate,temperate depend physiological process • Oxygen transports increase • Activation respiration & circulation • Increase to muscles blood flow • Increase oxygen uptake in the tissues • Acceleration the metabolic activities
  • 14. Physical & psychological effect of warm up  Psychological • Reduce stress level • Hormone level increase • Control the activation or activity before the competition & event • Visualize their performance • Mental strong
  • 15. Warm up duration and guidelines • Warm up duration;- i. Environment ii. time of day iii. Intensity of session iv. Ability level v. Length of session
  • 16. Warm up guidelines • Activity should be start of a low intensity • Movement should be progressive • Warm up should be avoid competitive • warm up should be different, i. Cool environment worm up should be 40to 50 min ii. Hot environment worm up should be 20 min
  • 17. If worm up get benefits mainly Prevent injury;- warm up increase body temperate increase flexibility &range of motion Prevent injury
  • 18. If warm up get benefits mainly Improve performance;- warm up heart rate increase oxygen level increase Energy increase Improve performance
  • 20. Training principals Specificity;- • Specifics type of activities • To develops specifics fitness component Progression;- • Follow step by step • Increase gradually step by step
  • 21. Training principals Over lord;- • Develop fitness components • Muscles become strength and adaption • Step by step increase our training lord • Increase intensity, volume, reduce rest time • Increase training frequencies & training repation.
  • 22. Training principals Reversibility;- • Day to day training. Tedium;- • Adaptations • Training programs should be multiple, varity • Training should not boring • Part of the psychology
  • 23. Cool down • Gradually return the body temperate. • Working pulse rate become resting pulse rate. • Pulse rate come down. (slow jogging and slow working) • Help prevent injury. • Reduce muscles stifness and risk. • Muscles stretch. • Mental relax.
  • 24. Three type of training • Warm up • Main parts • Cool down Training methods in main parts Intervals training;- (with intervals l rest) Continuous training;-( with out l rest ) Fartlek training;-( pulse rate up and down , high & low speed )
  • 25. Training methods Circuit training;- (different, different exercies) Weight training;-(resistant training) Aerobics training;-(cardiovascular training) Altitude training;-
  • 26. Training  micro cycle (doing per week training) Session (morning/noon/evening) Unit ( warm up, main parts, cool down.)
  • 27. Adaptation • We are familiar to exercise • Motor unit
  • 28. Adaptation • Motor unit function;- motor neurons Branches of motor neurons Myofiber Muscles fibers
  • 29. Adaptation to resistance training performance variable • Muscular strength • Muscular endurance • Aerobic power • Maximal rate of form • Vertical jump • anaerobic power • Sprint speed • Increase • Increase • No change • Increase • Increase • Increase • increase
  • 30. • Fiber size • Capillary density • Maitochondia • Myofibers • Myofibers volume • Cytoplasam volume • 3 type of strength • Increase • No changes • Increase • Increase • Increase • Increase • Strength endurance • Maximum endurance • Expossive endurance
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  • 33. Energy sources & systems There are three type of sources carbohydrate- glycogen fat - fatty acid protien - amaino acid There are two type of energy system Aerobic aenarobic
  • 35. Energy sources • Carbohydrate Carbohydrate have Sugar, vegetable, bread, frut Body need to fuel fore the body movement Carbohydrate have high intensity Carbohydrate storage glycogen in the blood and adipose tissue Carbohydrate use anaerobic energy system
  • 36. Energy source • Fat Butter, oils, nuts Produce oxygen more Fat storage fatty acid in the blood and adipose tissue Fat energy source but slow C H O32, there are 32 oxygen it becouse brake down is slow
  • 37. Energy sources • Protein Protein have Meat, fish, eggs Protein growth & repair of the body From protein produce ATP very slow Prevent our injury Recovery the damage Amaino acid save or storage muscles
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