Compared to pretraining, adaptation to aerobic training results in O a decrease in maximal Q due to a decrease in maximal HR O an increase in maximal Q primarily due to an increase in maximal SV no change in maximal Q because the heart can only pump a certain amount of blood O an increase in maximal Q due to an increase in maximal HR

Compared to pretraining, adaptation to aerobic training results in O a decrease in maximal Q due to a decrease in maximal HR O an increase in maximal Q primarily due to an increase in maximal SV no change in maximal Q because the heart can only pump a certain amount of blood O an increase in maximal Q due to an increase in maximal HR

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Chapter6: Cardiorespiratory Endurance

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