the way we pay back oxygen deficit built up during anaerobic exercise, once exercise stops.
depletion of oxygen stored in the tissues and red blood cells due to a burst of exercise. Oxygen is restored after the exercise is completed. Although the other tissues can accumulate an oxygen debt, it is essential for the brain to maintain its oxygen supply (New Scientist). WBD, L-Z, p 1489, 1979.
Meaning "out of breath". It's a deficiency of oxygen in working muscleswhen performing exercise that is so demanding the cardiovascular system cannot deliver oxygen fastenough to the muscles to support aerobic metabolism. The debt must be repaid by rapid breathing afterthe activity slows down or stop. Oxygen debt leads to anaerobic metabolism, which leads to lactic-acidbuildup and muscle fatigue.
The oxygen required to restore the capacity for anaerobic work after an effort has used those reserves. Measured by the extra oxygen that is consumed during the recovery from the work.
Period after end of exercise when oxygen consumption remains above resting level. Accumulated lactic acid and other metabolites are being metabolized by liver etc.
The volume of oxygen required to metabolize and remove lactic acid and other metabolic products accumulated during a period of anaerobic muscle cell metabolism.
a cumulative deficit of oxygen resulting from intense exercise; the deficit must be made up when the body returns to rest
the amount of oxygen that must be consumed to pay back the deficit incurred by anaerobic work.
The way we pay back oxygen after exercising anaerobically.
the amount of extra oxygen required by the body for recovery after vigorous exercise Humans as organisms