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Initiates the electrical impulse for heart contraction.
Delays the impulse to allow ventricles to fill with blood.
Impulses split into left and right bundle branches.
Distribute the electrical signal throughout the ventricles.
Allows movement in one plane, like flexion and extension.
Ball and socket joints allow multi-directional movement.
Increased force due to repeated stimulation of motor units.
Results in smooth, sustained muscle contractions.
Detects muscle stretch and initiates a reflex response.
Sudden relaxation of a muscle under tension.
Pressure exerted by a single gas in a mixture.
Molecules move from high to low concentration areas.
Hardening and narrowing of arteries due to plaque buildup.
Blood vessels widen, increasing blood flow.
Systole is heart contraction; diastole is heart relaxation.
Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption.
Converts lactic acid to glucose in the liver.
Maximum oxygen uptake during intense exercise.
Increases red blood cell count and oxygen transport.
High aerobic capacity and low fatigue.
Higher force production and faster contraction speed.
Not affected by the environment, like archery.
Learning one skill aids in learning another.
Cognitive rehearsal to enhance physical skill performance.
Removal of criticism when correct technique is shown.