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This document describes an experiment to compare the effect of one minute of mechanical (elliptical) exercise versus non-mechanical (running) exercise on heart rate. The experiment found that one person's heart rate increased an average of 23.5 beats per minute after elliptical exercise, compared to an average increase of 20 beats per minute after running. The conclusion is that mechanical exercise causes the heart to work harder than non-mechanical exercise after one minute.
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This document describes an experiment to compare the effect of one minute of mechanical (elliptical machine) exercise versus non-mechanical (running) exercise on heart rate. The experiment found that one minute of elliptical exercise caused an average increase of 23.5 beats per minute in pulse rate, while one minute of running caused an average increase of 20 beats per minute. The conclusion is that one minute of mechanical exercise causes the heart to work harder than one minute of non-mechanical exercise, as shown by a greater increase in pulse rate.
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The document discusses the history and types of aerobic exercise. It notes that aerobic exercise was developed in the 1960s by Dr. Kenneth Cooper to prevent heart disease and involves raising heart rate through low to high intensity exercises that use oxygen. Examples given include dance aerobics developed after Cooper's book and step aerobics created by Gin Miller in 1989. Aerobic exercise is now commonly done to music in classes like Zumba and has expanded to include water aerobics.
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Aerobic means "with oxygen," and anaerobic means "without oxygen." Anaerobic exercise is the type where you get out of breath in just a few moments, like when you lift weights for improving strength, when you sprint, or when you climb a long flight of stairs.
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- 3. Hypothesis My hypothesis is that your pulse will increase a larger amount after one exercises on the elliptical for one minute than after one runs for one minute or
- 4. Experiment Materials needed are as followed: • camera • Elliptical • running space • Stethoscope • 1 person to run • 1 person to take pictures • 1 person to take pulse • a timer
- 5. Day 1(elliptical): Colin’s original pulse: 70 Colin’s pulse after the elliptical for one minute: 97 Total amount that Colin’s pulse went up: 27
- 6. Day 2(running): Colin’s original pulse: 97 Colin’s pulse after running for one minute: 116 Total amount that Colin’s pulse went up: 19
- 7. Day 3 (elliptical): • Colin’s original pulse: 83 •Colin’s pulse after the elliptical for one minute: 103 •Total amount that Colin’s pulse went up: 20
- 8. Day 4(running): •Colin’s original pulse: 85 •Colin’s pulse after running for one minute: 107 •Total amount that Colin’s pulse went up: 22
- 9. Results Day 1: 27 Day2: 19 Day 3: 20 Day 4: 22 Average for elliptical 76.5 to 100 Average for running 91 to 111 Elliptical: 23.5 change of pulse Running: 20 change of pulse
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