The Body's Response To Acute Exercise

The Body's Response To
Acute Exercise

Table of content
• Introduction
• The musculoskeletal and energy systems response to acute exercise.
• Describe the cardiovascular and respiratory responses to acute exercise.
• The response of the cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular and energy systems to acute
exercise.
• Conclusion
• References

Introduction
The body has various manner to respond exercise such as it increase the flow of blood and
oxygen in a maximize volume. The exercise can effect body and helps in measuring aerobic
fitness of the body. It also describe the measurement of oxygen that muscles required in
order to perform an activity.

The musculoskeletal and energy system
response to acute exercise.
The acute exercise refers to a
particular period of intense activity or
exercise. It makes the breath harder
and help in building muscle and
strength of body. This type of exercise
can lower negative effect and raise in
positive effect in body.

Cont.
The musculoskeletal system provide movement of body by use of various ligaments and
muscles. It perform various functions such as support, stability to body. This system is
made up of muscles, cartilage, joints and tissue that connect different organs together.
These responses are described below.

Cont.
Blood supply:- While doing exercising the blood pressure needs to be raise in order to
perform good function of body so it is required to increase level of oxygen in body.
Muscle pliability:- After exercise, muscles become more flexible which is a good sign
of reducing the risk of various injury.