Functional Anatomy Lab

Introduction to Functional Anatomy and Exercise Physiology lab Report
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Institution Introduction
The human body is made up of interconnected systems that work together to produce different body functions. The systems are interdependent of each other hence playing a significant role in every single body function achieved. The human body systems are categorized into three primary divisions; physiology, anatomy, and neurology, based on their functions. Sports and exercises play a significant role in body functioning as they involve a coordination of various body systems. The anatomy is used to understand and predict how the body responds to stimuli and how it is able to maintain conditions in a presence of changing environment. Physiology,

Lactate threshold is one of the critical determinants of better performance in endure-related activities especially sports and exercises. Therefore, the main objective of endurance training programs is to improve this parameter (Ziogas et al., 2011). The lactate level measurement is also used in the prescription of exercises and assessing effects of physical training and therapy (Ammann et al., 2014). Therefore, the practical applications of the lactate blood level concentration are in clinical physiology and sporting activities.
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