GCSE PE - RECOVERY, OXYGEN DEBT & EPOC - Anatomy and Physiology (Energy & Exercise Effects - 4.2)

Lesson #14 of the Cambridge IGCSE PE syllabus.
Topic: Anatomy and Physiology
Chapter: Energy Supply and the Effects of Exercise on the Body
Lesson 14: Recovery

For an explanation of 'minute ventilation':

For an explanation of 'cardiac output':

Watch the next lesson (#15 - Short Term Effects of Exercise):

Watch the previous lesson (#13 - Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration):

[hyperbarichealthspa]

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[mserginno]

Hi, Arthur, so great this video!! Do you have any ppt material on social, cultural and Ethical influences ??

[ThuyNguyen-whso]

the sound is not good I am quite disappointed