43. Heart rate: A. Achieved at peak exercise (maximal heart rate) is reduced wit

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43. Heart rate: A. Achieved at peak exercise (maximal heart rate) is reduced with age. B. At rest is increased following a 16 week endurance training program C. Achieved at peak exercise is usually increased following a 16 week endurance training program. While exercising at a standardized submaximal work level is unchanged, or D. often increased, following a 16 week endurance training program 44. Before an endurance training program, a 20 year old college male had a resting heart rate was now 50 beats min, so his resting cardiac output would be? output divided by stroke volume. 45. During interval training, the rest interval should be long enough to allow the heart cardiac output of 5.0 L-min , a resting heart rate of 60 beats min", and a resting stroke volume of 83 mL-bear. After 16 weeks of endurance training his resting A. eart rate divided by stroke volume. rate to reach a level of: A. els good A young athlete was observed to have a low capacity in ATP-PC energy output. In order to improve this energy system, it would be best to place him in a training program in which he A. 46. D. E. ch day ach day 47. In organizing a training program for a competitive dancer (i.e., ballet or a contemporary step), which of the following would you include in your A. B. ng. E. 48. In training the anaerobic glycolysis system, which of the following would best accomplish this if performed regularly? A. ximal speed. E.

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Heart rate (option C) achieved at peak exercise is usually increased following a 16 week endurance training program.

There was a study conducted in females aged 40 to 65 undergoing endurance training for 21 weeks in US and published in plos one and they found that heart rate achieved at peak exercise is usually increased following after 21 weeks endurance training program.

however,the underlying mechanism has yet not been identified.

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