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BTEC – Physiology of fitness 
This unit explores the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular and respiratory systems responses to 
exercise. All three energy systems that provide energy for exercise participation are also 
covered together with the energy continuum. Learners will have the chance to investigate the 
effects of exercise on each of the body systems by taking part in practical activities and 
conducting physiological tests to help ‘see’ for yourself how each of the body systems reacts. 
The unit then goes on to explore how the body adapts to long-term exercise participation to 
help make a person fitter and more able to cope with the stresses of exercise. Again, there will be a 
practical investigation into the physiology of exercise participation which will help learners to 
explore how the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory and energy systems become more 
efficient in response to different types of exercise. 
KEY WORDS: 
Research and find an explanation for the following words as it will help with your coursework. 
Musculoskeletal System: 
Cardiovascular System: 
Respiratory System: 
Lactic Acid: 
Tidal Volume: 
Hypertrophy: 
Capillarisation: 
Blood Pressure: 
When you are exercising or taking part in sport can you think of any immediate effects of 
exercise on your body? 
Give a brief explanation of any changes that happen to your body during or immediately 
after exercise - think about all the body systems!
Physiology of sport

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Physiology of sport

  • 1. BTEC – Physiology of fitness This unit explores the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular and respiratory systems responses to exercise. All three energy systems that provide energy for exercise participation are also covered together with the energy continuum. Learners will have the chance to investigate the effects of exercise on each of the body systems by taking part in practical activities and conducting physiological tests to help ‘see’ for yourself how each of the body systems reacts. The unit then goes on to explore how the body adapts to long-term exercise participation to help make a person fitter and more able to cope with the stresses of exercise. Again, there will be a practical investigation into the physiology of exercise participation which will help learners to explore how the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory and energy systems become more efficient in response to different types of exercise. KEY WORDS: Research and find an explanation for the following words as it will help with your coursework. Musculoskeletal System: Cardiovascular System: Respiratory System: Lactic Acid: Tidal Volume: Hypertrophy: Capillarisation: Blood Pressure: When you are exercising or taking part in sport can you think of any immediate effects of exercise on your body? Give a brief explanation of any changes that happen to your body during or immediately after exercise - think about all the body systems!