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Troyanec [42]
2 years ago
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What are the differences between physical exercises measurement and evaluation and biological measurements in human performances

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Anna [14]2 years ago
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Biological measurements measure factors like blood pressure, cardiorespiratory fitness etc and physical fitness measurements include factors like isometric strength.

What are biological exercise measurements?

The biological exercise measurements are measure the various factors associated with maintenance of the homeostasis of our body. An athlete will need different lower limb strength and oxygen intake than a normal person.

Therefore, for someone who is regularly performing strenuous physical activities, their biological exercise level measurements should be on par with the level of those activities.

For example, for boxing or wrestling events, only the sports persons with same weight are allowed to compete with each other.

Therefore, different factors are evaluated for physical and biological exercise measurements.

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