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Why does your breathing get faster when you exercise? 🫁🏃 #humananatomy #anatomy #anatomyshorts
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What Happens Inside Your Body When You Exercise? 🫀🫁 | Oxygen & Blood Flow Explained
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061022 MJ25 Q20Explain why breathing volume increases during exercise More oxygen is needed for resp
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🫁 How does oxygen reach your muscles? The Nobel secret
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🫁 What is VO2 Max? Your Body’s Ultimate Fitness Metric Explained 💪 VO2 max (maximal oxygen uptake) is the MAXIMUM amount of oxygen your body can utilize during intense exercise. Think of it as your body’s engine capacity - the higher your VO2 max, the more efficiently your cardiovascular system delivers oxygen to working muscles! 🚀 🔬 The Science Made Simple: VO2 max is measured in milliliters of oxygen per kilogram of body weight per minute (ml/kg/min). Elite athletes can reach 70-85 ml/kg/m
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Pointless gym exercises 👀👀 1. Decline bench press The shorter range of motion can reduce the amount of productive work performed. It heavily favors the lower/central chest, which already receives plenty of stimulus from flat pressing. Getting into position and safely handling heavy weights can be awkward/dangerous when done improperly It offers less overall chest development than combining flat and incline pressing. 2. Dumbbell hex press Pressing the dumbbells together creates a strong “squeez
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Being in tune with your cycle and symptoms is a MUST and so invaluable but there’s little research to back up the idea of constantly switching up your workouts based on your cycle. Every woman is different and therefore it’s difficult to say what *every woman* should do during a specific phase. Some women have ran full marathons on day one of their period and some women (me🙋♀️) need to take a day off of all movement on day one because their symptoms are debilitating. It’s incredibly individual
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You asked soo here are the only 2 tricep exercises I do 🙂↔️ @DFYNE / dc RHIANNON10 🫶🏼 • #upperbody #gymgirl #girlswholift #gymtok #fyp
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How much training volume should you actually do for best muscle gains? Training volume comes up constantly in the science-based community, so I thought I’d revisit it. As always, watch the video in full for a more detailed breakdown and insight. • Based on the Pelland meta-regression, using 67 total studies of 2058 participants, the data showed a curvilinear dose-response relationship between volume and hypertrophy, whereby additional volume produced greater muscle growth but progressively small
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Bilateral breathing has its place. But most swimmers are using it wrong. Breathing every 3 or 5 strokes is a great tool when you are learning technique. It improves balance, builds awareness on both sides, and helps you develop a more symmetrical stroke. But it does not need to be your default breathing pattern for every workout. During harder training, most swimmers perform better with more frequent breathing. Breathing every 2 strokes gives you more consistent access to oxygen, helps reduce CO
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we’re not just chasing the big, obvious muscle groups. the method is designed to target smaller deeper stabilizing muscles too, building strength from the inside out. and when you’re coached properly, we can modify for injuries, limitations where your body is TODAY without taking away the challenge. plus, it complements basically everything else you love doing. running, lifting, walking, whatever. stronger from the inside out = better everywhere else. come consistently and you’ll understand why
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