Exercise Physiology mind maps
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This Exercise Physiology page gathers mind maps on topics from energy systems and muscle fibres to respiratory responses and training adaptations. With over 30 maps, it offers mostly university-level material for university students practising connections between topics and teachers looking for ready-made material. Pick a map and follow its branches.
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Altitude, Oxygen Transport, and Human Performance
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PHYL2730
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Physiology
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Respiratory 3 exercise metabolism and effects of training
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short term responses to challenge: exercise
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Chronic adaptations to aerobic exercise
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EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
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GLOSSARY OF PHYSIOLGY
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Physiology
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Exercise Physiology Introduction
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Energy systems
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Exercise Metabolism
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PAH-Neuroendocrine Response To Exercise
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Metabolic response
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PAH-Skel Mus Stem Cell response to Ex
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Ex Phys LT 13-27
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Bilingualism
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1_Exercise physiology
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Important concepts in Exercise physiology
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BILINGÜISMO
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Untitled
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Bilingualism physiology
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physiology
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Concepts of Physiology
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CONCEPTS
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Exercise Physiology.
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PHYSIOLOGY OF THE EXERCISE GLOSSARY
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Physiology of the exercise
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Respiratory responses
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PHYSIOLOGY'S BILINGUALISM
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EFFECTS
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physiology of the exercise
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Changes in the cardiovascular and pulmonary system, hormonal during exercise.
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3_EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
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4_EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
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5_EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
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Cardiovascular Disease
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"Muscle Memory"
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Exercise Phys: LT 2- -
Exercise physiology_
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These user-made maps organise exercise physiology topics into connected branches. Exercise Metabolism covers muscle fibre types and energy pathways, while Respiratory responses focuses on breathing. Altitude, Oxygen Transport, and Human Performance brings together atmospheric pressure, oxygen and performance.
For a focused starting point, try Exercise Metabolism: its branches give you several energy pathways to compare. The map on neuroendocrine responses offers a different route through the nervous and endocrine systems.
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Choose one branch and explain its connections in your own words. Then hide the map and sketch what you remember before checking it against the original. Repeat with another branch, noting any links you missed.
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Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Exercise Metabolism is a useful starting point if you want to compare muscle fibre types and energy pathways. Its branches cover aerobic metabolism and other systems, giving you several connections to follow. You could then look at the map on metabolic response for another view of energy systems.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover energy systems, muscle fibres, respiratory responses and adaptations to aerobic exercise. Some focus on a particular connection, such as altitude, oxygen transport and human performance. Others bring together several areas, including metabolism, cardiovascular responses and responses to training.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, flashcards, notes and quizzes, and saves your quiz scores.