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skelet666 [1.2K]
3 years ago
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What is the difference between moderate and vigorous activity? Use in your own words.

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MArishka [77]3 years ago
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"Moderate activity" is any activity that allows you to talk while doing it while a "vigorous activity" is any activity that <u><em>doesn't allow you to talk while performing it.</em></u>

An example of a moderate activity is <em>"walking."</em> You may have noticed that most people with friends talk while they walk. This is because their <em>heart rate</em> <u>is not that fast</u>, and it doesn't affect much of their breathing.

An example of a vigorous activity is <em>"running."</em> People who run don't have the energy to talk, or if they ever do, <em>they pause for a bit</em>. This is because their <em>heart rate</em><u> is very fast</u>, and this affects their breathing. Thus, it is not common to see people running side-by-side while talking.

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