The Effects Of Aerobic And Anaerobic Exercise On A Human’s Pulse, Respiration, Body Temperature, And Blood Pressure

Our group hypothesized that aerobic activity will increase heart rate, respiration, blood pressure, and body temperature more than anaerobic activity. This prediction was based on previous experiments and data stated in the lab manual and book. This experiment proved our hypothesis correct. Greater increases are observed between the control data (resting), and the aerobic activity data then between the control data and anaerobic activity data.

Previously conducted experiments in this lab course have concluded that exercise increases pulse rate, respiration rate, body temperature, and blood pressure. Each of the exercises conducted previously were aerobic or involved oxygen consumption by the body (www.dictionary.com). Our group wanted to compare aerobic activity with that of anaerobic activity or activity that didn’t necessarily involve extra oxygen consumption by the body.

With this background knowledge in mind, our group hypothesized the aerobic activity will increase heart rate, respiration, blood pressure, and body temperature more than anaerobic activity. Our group determined that the aerobic activity for this experiment would be 20 jumping-jacks and the anaerobic activity would be 20 pushups.

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