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Intensity level of exercise Exercise and the Body Types of exercise Quantity of exercise Gender of exerciser Intensity level of exercise Heart rate Respiratory rate Blood pressure Calories used

Intensity level of exercise Quantity of exercise Heart rate Gender of exerciser Type of exercise Intensity level of exercise

Quantity of exercise How does Heart rate affect the Heart Muscles and oxygen use stamina

Quantity of exercise Heart rate quantity of jumping jacks increased

Take a resting heart rate. Record data. Do jumping jacks for 20 seconds. Take heart rate. Allow heart rate to return to the normal rate. Do jumping jacks for 40 seconds at the same pace. Take heart rate. Do jumping jacks for 60 seconds at the same pace. Take heart rate. Repeat steps 1-6 with three other people.

_________________________ _________________________ Quantity of exercise Heart rate Trial 1 2 3 4 Total Average 0 seconds (resting) 20 seconds 40 seconds _________________________ _________________________ 60 seconds

quantity of exercise heart rate Heart rate Quantity of exercise

Type of exercise Respiratory rate How does the quantity of exercise affect heart rate? The data showed…..(don’t use personal pronouns like I and we) For example, the heart rate for doing jumping jacks for 20 seconds averaged 85 beats per minute, while the heart rate for doing jumping jacks for 60 seconds was 95 beats per minute. The hypothesis was (or was not) supported by the data. Type of exercise Respiratory rate